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New Years Eve Setlist Roundup

Happy New Year!

Here are a smattering of setlists to ring in 2011 from around our musical universe. If you know of a setlists that isn’t
here but should be, please add it to the comments and we’ll add it to the list!

Phish – Madison Square Garden, New York, NY
I: Punch You In the Eye, AC/DC Bag, The Moma Dance > Scent of a Mule, Burn that Bridge[1], Weigh, Ocelot[2], Beauty
of My Dreams, Gone, Rock and Roll

II: Wilson > 46 Days, Sand, NICU[2] > Down with Disease > Ghost, You Enjoy Myself -> Manteca -> You Enjoy
Myself[3]

III: Meatstick[4], Auld Lang Syne[5], After Midnight, Backwards Down the Number Line, Piper > Free, Waste, Slave to
the Traffic Light, Grind

Encore: First Tube[2]

[1] Phish debut
[2] with Auld Lang Syne tease
[3] with “crab in my shoe mouth” vocal jam
[4] with mass choreographed dance of multiethnic dancers doing the Meatstick, while Phish flew across the arena
aboard their giant hot dog
[5] a cappella at midnight, with Meatstick singers

Source: Phish.net


Gov’t Mule – Beacon Theatre, New York, NY
I: Mule with Kirk West Introduction, Painted Silver Light, Gameface, Blind Man In The Dark, Bad Little Doggie, No Need
To Suffer, Beautifully Broken, Banks Of The Deep End, Trying Not To Fall, Time To Confess with Get Up, Stand Up
Tease, Thorazine Shuffle

II: Slackjaw Jezebel, Brand New Angel, Steppin’ Lightly, Broke Down On The Brazos, New Years Countdown, Achilles
Last Stand * , Bridge Of Sighs * , Nantucket Sleighride * with Corky Laing, Bad Company * , Yer Blues *

Shakedown Street *, Sugaree with Jon Herington & Bill Evans, Sco-Mule with Jon Herington & Bill Evans, Oye Como Va
Tease & Dance To The Music Lyrics, Afro Blue with Bill Evans & Oz Noy, Norwegian Wood Tease
* First Time Played

Source: mule.net & nokin in the comments



The Disco Biscuits – Tower Theatre, Upper Darby, PA
I: Mirrors*, Strobelights & Martinis*-> Pimp Blue Rikkis*-> Strobelights & Martinis*-> Orch Theme*-> Portal To An
Empty Head*^.

II: Vassillios-> Little Shimmy In A Conga Line&. Nughuffer%#-> “Biscuits Are Coming Home”-> Helicopters**->
Bernstein & Chasnoff(> Helicopters**.

III: III: Mindless Dribble-> Crickets@%-> House Dog Party Favor!$

E: Hope

*-w/ Johnny Raab
^-w/ Chris Michett
i
&-ending only
%-unfinished
#-with countdown
**-with “Happy New Year” lyrics
@-inverted
!-w/ Barber on Midi for 2nd jam
$-preceded by ‘Story Of The World’ fake-out



Source: Phantasy Bisco



moe. – House of Blues, Boston, MA
I: akimbo > paper dragon, the faker > the road, water, happy hour hero*

II: puebla > lazarus, nebraska*, celebration^, wind it up > george


E: down boy, rebubula

* w/ dirty dozen brass band
^ (kool & the gang) w/ ddbb & moe. children & vinny on vocals


Source: Rick Brownell


Umphrey’s McGee – Riviera Theatre, Chicago, IL

I: Nothing Too Fancy > In the Kitchen, Rocker (part II), Nemo, Bright Lights^, new song* > Nothing Too Fancy



II: Wellwishers^^, The Payback$ > Get Up$ > unknown$, Andy’s Last Beer^^, All In Time, Ringo, Demolition Man**^^
> 1348^^

III: Hajimemashite, Sex Laws$$^^ > Auld Lang Syne^^, Partyin’ Peeps, Miss Tinkle’s Overture^^, Higgins, Slacker&,
Booth Love^^ > National Anthem&&^^ . . .



^ with Jeff Coffin on saxophone

* first time played, original
^^ with horns
$ first time played, James Brown; Kris on vocals, Jake on drums, with horns and backup singers
** first time played, The Police
$$ first time played, Beck
& with Cody Dickinson on washboard and guitar, and Brendan on percussion
&& first time played, Radiohead

Source: Phantasy Umphreys


Widespread Panic – Pepsi Arena, Denver, CO
I: Ribs & Whiskey, Don’t Be Denied > Wonderin’, When You Coming Home , Driving Song > Who Do You Belong To?

II: Holden Oversoul, North > Blackout Blues^, Blight > Bust It Big > Jam > Pleas > Mr Soul

III: Disco, Tall Boy, Sharon*, Tongue (Shuffle In A)*%, Imitation Leather Shoes > Love Tractor , Postcard, Pilgrims > Tie
Your Shoes > Jam > End of the Show^^ > Ain’t Life Grand^^


E: Blue Indian, Lawyers, Guns & Money, Action Man

Notes: [JB Acoustic 1st set]
^ w/ G love on harmonica
^^ w/ JB on tiny guitar
* w/ David Bromberg on vocals & guitar

% 1st time played


Source: Phantasy Panic



Sound Tribe Sector 9 – Fillmore Auditorium, Denver, CO
I: Equinox, Inspire Strikes Back, Really Wut?, Abcees, What is Love?, EHM, When The Dust Settles

II: New New 4 U U, Uptight (Everything’s Alright), +++ COUNTDOWN +++ -> Uptight (Everything’s Alright), F-Word,
Unquestionable Supremacy of Nature, Instantly, Evasive Manuevers, Rent

E: Hi-Key, Oil & Water, Baraka

Source: @sts9





Furthur – Bill Graham Civic Auditorium, San Francisco, CA
I: Alligator, Big Bad Blues, Caution, Wharf Rat, Sittin on Top of the World, High on a Mountain, Cumberland Blues

II: Cassidy, Mountain Song, I Know You Rider, The Other One, Let It Grow, Stella Blue, Viola Lee Blues, The Golden
Road

III: We Love You, Sugar Magnolia, The Wheel, Uncle John’s Band, Unbroken Chain, Terrapin, Help on the Way >
Slipnot! > Franklin’s Tower, Truckin

E: One More Saturday Night

Source: tokezilla in the comments


Derek Trucks and Susan Tedeschi Band – Florida Theater, Jacksonville, FL
Dont Let Me Slide, Midnight in Harlem, Tell Mama, Anyday, Love Has Something Else to Say, Prescence of the Lord,
Leavin’ Trunk, That did It, Standing on the edge of Love, Garveys Ghost, Space Captain, Coming Home, -NEW YEARS-
, Night Time is the Right Time, Bound for Glory

E: Spirit in the Dark-

*** Kebbi Williams on saxophone, Saunders Sermons on trombone, and Maurice Brown on trumpet


Source: KoolKyle in the comments


If you know of a setlists that isn’t here but should be, please add it to the comments and we’ll add it to the list!


Fest: Bromberg, Hiatt, RRE, Bush

BROMBERG’S BIG NOISE IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD BRINGS AMERICANA MUSIC STARS

TO WILMINGTON, DELAWARE; DAVID BROMBERG, JOHN HIATT AND SAM BUSH AMONG LINEUP

David Bromberg

Music lovers have a new mid-Atlantic destination. Bromberg’s Big Noise in the Neighborhood presented by AAA is a
day-long outdoor festival hosted by guitar legend David Bromberg. American music visionary and Grammy winner John Hiatt, bluegrass innovator
Sam Bush and roots-heavy
jam band Railroad Earth will
play to thousands along the scenic Christina Riverfront. Bromberg, Jorma Kaukonen and Angel Band complete the bill, which
will be broadcast in its entirety on Philadelphia-based public radio station WXPN (88.5 FM) and online at www.wxpn.org.

Bromberg’s Big Noise in the Neighborhood presented by AAA will be held at Justison Landing Park, a mere two
blocks from I-95 in downtown Wilmington. Patrons will have access to craft beers from Delaware brewers Dogfish
Head and Twin Lakes, wines by Wente Vinyards and food from Harry’s Seafood, Orillas Tapas Bar & Restaurant,
Dogfish Head Brewings & Eats, Big Fish Grill and Fat Rick’s BBQ. Family-friendly activities include a children’s tent
operated by the new Delaware Children’s Museum. Performances run from noon to 8 p.m.

Two dollars of every ticket will be donated to Haitian earthquake relief efforts, through the Art Creation Foundation
for Children (www.artforhaitianchildren.org),
which is based in Jacmel, Haiti and the Benjamin Harris Josephson Fund (www.overlookfoundation.org), which sends health care workers to
disaster areas.

May 14 Kick-off party: Light Up the Queen Foundation and WXPN (88.5 FM) present a fun-filled night of
music with legendary New Orleans Mardi Gras Indian Big Chief Monk Boudreaux & the Golden Eagles. Admission is
included in the Super VIP ticket for $150 and includes VIP seating at the festival.

The Queen Theatre: Fifty years ago, the lights went out and the doors closed on the majestic Queen
Theatre in downtown Wilmington. Today, the Light Up the Queen Foundation is thrilled to announce that the Queen
is ready to rise up and reclaim her former glory—but not without your help.


NY Guitar Festival’s 2nd Week

THE NEW YORK GUITAR FESTIVAL ADDS ARTISTS TO LINEUP

James Blackshaw

The New York Guitar Festival announced two additional performances in its 2010 offerings, both at Le Poisson Rouge. January 26 welcomes an evening of exquisite finger-style guitar featuring music by James Blackshaw, Max Ochs, Ben Hall, and Nick Jonah Davis, while February 2 serves up Marc Ribot’s Ceramic Dog and Skeleton$.

The New York Guitar Festival launched its 10th event with a free opening night performance at World Financial Center’s Winter Garden by Slide guitarist Debashish Bhattacharya. Among India’s most esteemed musicians, Bhattacharya lured the packed house with music both soulfully serene and frenetically ferocious. Catch a glimpse here.


The festival boasts over 30 exceptional guitarists of jazz, classical, rock, traditional, and avant garde styles. Participating venues include Merkin Concert Hall, The 92nd Street Y, The World Financial Center’s Winter Garden, Le Poisson Rouge and Barbes.

Concerts range from an all-day Guitar Marathon interpreting the music of J.S. Bach and his contemporaries, (featuring, among other internationally-famous musicians, the Brazilian Guitar Quartet, Paul O’Dette, Ana Vidovic, Eliot Fisk, Paul Galbraith and Nigel North) to the Hindustani slide guitar music of Bhattacharya.

The festival also has a history of commissioning remarkable original works, and the 2010 season breaks yet more new ground by presenting ten classic silent films (seven by Chaplin, one by Keaton and two by Harry Smith) accompanied by original scores performed live by a spectacularly rich and varied coterie of guitarists: Gyan Riley, Alex de Grassi, Justin Vernon (of Bon Iver), Steve Kimock, David Bromberg and the members of Chicha Libre.

The New York Guitar Festival, a not-for-profit arts organization, was founded in 1999 by musician and producer David Spelman, who serves as its Artistic Director. The Festival’s goal is to broaden the public’s appreciation for the guitar by fostering emerging talent, supporting innovative collaborations among outstanding artists, and commissioning new works. In addition to producing eclectic concerts and radio broadcasts, its Guitar Harvest series of recordings supports outreach programs in New York City public schools.

View the entire festival schedule here.