Shureem33  (8/18/2021 12:24:01 PM)

Really felt like Jon was pushin into new territory during playin. The band as a whole was a little more exploratory it felt like. Hope we get more of this! P.S. to everyone coming in the comments just to hate. If you don’t like then don’t listen, let us who dig it enjoy the music

   ATL~  (8/18/2021 11:52:01 AM)

??????

   . Jonathan S  (8/18/2021 11:46:14 AM)

Seriously slow, I just can’t get into it. What gives? After what we saw, at Red Rocks, we know for certain it isn’t Billy dragging has feet. It has to be one of two things; either Bob can’t keep up, anymore, or Mayer just isn’t ever going to be up to speed. We can all name a dozen guitar players that are more suited for the job. This gig is about scenesters paying for vibes, not music, and the band seems perfectly happy to cash in.

   Mark Headtke   (8/18/2021 10:20:36 AM)

Mayer was on fire! Great show!

   Lost Sailor   (8/17/2021 11:43:04 PM)

Great show. The boys brought new flavors out for almost every song. Death Don't Have No Mercy was a sweet debut. Their tone sounds better than 2019. Excited to see how this tour evolves.

   Me   (8/17/2021 7:31:07 PM)

Wasn't horrible Wasn't good nap music on a rainy day

   Phil  (8/17/2021 1:29:52 PM)

Chimenti goes off on brown eyed women!

   Aryeh B  (8/17/2021 12:23:35 PM)

Nice to see the boys back. On an overcast afternoon with the fear of rain pungent, TOG opener gathered the storm and our fear dissipated into balmy, humid NC skies as Shakedown dipped us into the exhilarating return of the band. Shakedown in the drizzle is always good for some puddle jumping. Death Don't Have spun out of a beautiful jam with The Beam, John, and Bob trading lines of fresh melodies like fans of playing cards arcing from the fingers of a savvy casino sharp in a New Orleans thunderstorm.