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Thursday, November 12, 2015
Shinedown, Breaking Benjamin, & Sevendust Huntsville, AL 11/11/15
Shinedown, Breaking Benjamin, and Sevendust at the Von Braun Center in Huntsville, AL on 11/11/15. Taken for RockRevolt Magazine. Enjoy!
Saturday, October 11, 2014
Widespread Panic Von Braun Center Huntsville, AL 10/10/14
Over the weekend, I went to Huntsville to catch Widespread Panic on their current tour.
This was the first time the band has been back since 2007 and the band delivered an electric set to a crowd of over 9,000 people.
The crowd was in full force dancing along with the music and participating in all the rituals that normally take place during a Panic show.
The band's set, which lasted over three hours, consisted of two sets and an encore (a concept that I was not familiar with until I started going to Jam band shows.)
Set 1:
One Arm Steve
Walkin' (For Your Love)
Space Wrangler
Shut Up and Drive > Papa Legba, Greta > Up All Night
Pickin' Up The Pieces > Chilly Water
Set 2:
Little Kin
Jack > Saint Ex > Driving Song > Pilgrims > Driving Song
Werewolves Of London > Maggot Brain > Protein Drink > Sewing Machine
Encore:
Tail Dragger
Climb To Safety
The entire show was performed with Duane Trucks on drums.
After Saint Ex there was a Won't Get Fooled Again' tease
There was a Red Hot Mama jam after Pilgrims.
A Sweet Home Alabama' rap ensued during Werewolves Of London
Lastly, Maggot Brain had a spoken word intro. (Longest Jam I have sat through in my life)
Overall, I agree with those who say Panic is an outdoor band. While the show was stellar and the crowd was on point, I feel the band could have benefited from an outdoor crowd and what all they could bring to the table.
This was the first time the band has been back since 2007 and the band delivered an electric set to a crowd of over 9,000 people.
The crowd was in full force dancing along with the music and participating in all the rituals that normally take place during a Panic show.
The band's set, which lasted over three hours, consisted of two sets and an encore (a concept that I was not familiar with until I started going to Jam band shows.)
Set 1:
One Arm Steve
Walkin' (For Your Love)
Space Wrangler
Shut Up and Drive > Papa Legba, Greta > Up All Night
Pickin' Up The Pieces > Chilly Water
Set 2:
Little Kin
Jack > Saint Ex > Driving Song > Pilgrims > Driving Song
Werewolves Of London > Maggot Brain > Protein Drink > Sewing Machine
Encore:
Tail Dragger
Climb To Safety
The entire show was performed with Duane Trucks on drums.
After Saint Ex there was a Won't Get Fooled Again' tease
There was a Red Hot Mama jam after Pilgrims.
A Sweet Home Alabama' rap ensued during Werewolves Of London
Lastly, Maggot Brain had a spoken word intro. (Longest Jam I have sat through in my life)
Overall, I agree with those who say Panic is an outdoor band. While the show was stellar and the crowd was on point, I feel the band could have benefited from an outdoor crowd and what all they could bring to the table.
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