Dave Matthews Band Crash

The Live Trax Series returns to Meadows Music Theatre in Hartford, CT. In 1997 the band is savoring the success of two major label releases, with another release on the way. A midset Leave Me Praying (which becomes Don’t Drink the Water) gives the audience a preview of new works to come, even as it fades into a drum solo that takes us into a now-classic, Say Goodbye, featuring beautiful work by LeRoi Moore on the flute. Long-time friend, Bela Fleck, is a guest on banjo and adds to the sound of the band’s current catalogue, trading licks with bandmate Jeff Coffin on #41 and sitting in on a string of other songs.

The energy from the stage during this standout performance in Charlotte was remarkable from the first notes of Do You Remember all the way through the encore, Watchtower. All band members, along with newcomer Buddy Strong, who shines on Lie In Our Graves, fired in unison as they cruised through every era in the DMB playbook, including solid versions of cuts from the latest album, Come Tomorrow. This show highlights a band that is in full swing, supporting a powerful new album, and playing the older tunes with renewed swagger. Warehouse Member Exclusive. July 24, 2018 | PNC Music Pavilion | Charlotte, NC.

Using piano, strings, a wind ensemble, and light percussion, Brion’s score subtly and deftly mirrors the existential ambling of Greta Gerwig’s outstanding coming-of-age film.

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