Boston 8-18 Show

[kane316]

I thought I would start a topic for tonight and tomorrow nights show to keep track of the setlist, reviews and stories. This board has been a little quiet for a few days and if these are going to be last few shows let's make the best of it.

[araungzeb]

Hey, did anyone here go to the show last night? If so, how was it/what was the set list?

[kane316]

Setlist and Review

Setlist(May not be in correct order)

Something in the Way Intro(Beatles Cover)
Hardest Way Possible
C'mon
Love Underground
Troublesome
Crash Landing
Oxygen
Carnival
Sugarcoat
Carsick
Iron Boots
Gas On Skin
Rock Like War

Encore
Simple Song---->
Check---->
Darryl---->
Light at the End(w/ Strings Outro)

Encore 2
Dear Mr. President(Dave, Spence, Zoidis and Noyes)

First off I want to say that these guys put on a hell of a show. This is the second time I saw them and they were just as good as the first time. The band didn't start until about 11:30pm but that didn't make one bit of difference. They were full of energy from the time they took the stage until the time they were done with the show. For the most part the crowd was giving right back singing along with all the favorites but when the band played songs of the new album that most weren't familiar with there was a small decrease in energy from the audience. At one point in the show Spence stripped down to a pair of gold short-shorts and proceeded to hump Dave. At the end of the song Dave remarked to Spence that he can now be the lead singer. The highlight of the night for me was Rustic playing Sugarcoat. I didn't get to hear it last time and the crowd singing along with one of their favorites just made hearing for the first time live even better. On a sad note, the band did announce that this was the last show for a while without their female string section. This of course totally bums me out because I'm going to be seeing Rustic one final time in Troy this Friday but I'm sure they'll make up for being without them somehow. I have some more info on the show this Friday and Troy that I'll post in that topic but it's pretty important so please take a second to look at it. That's pretty much about it. I also wanted to give a huge recommendation to the opening band Sucka Brown. Everyone that reads this post I implore you to check out their music. They really got the crowd going and their sound was phenomenal. For those of you that were there I hope I gave an accurate portrayal, for those that weren't I urge you to do whatever you can to see this band live, you will not regret it. See you again in Troy!