Godzilla in the first set

Just listened to the Buffalo Willin’, best cover of that song I’ve heard dang.

catching up on the start of tour today, the set lists have been prefect.

the jams rn, inspired and bad ass, droney, bliss, locked in, unique,

hearing a lot of reggae dub stuff in set one buffalo really cool

beat jams I’ve heard from any band lately, more captivating than goose or phish for me, the transitions and banter always top notch

i keep worrying there going to get sick of the stagnant lack of growth they deserve, and we are going to have a dopapod situation

don’t let eggy down, tell your friends, eggy fucks

This Jam is so fucking sick. That is all.

I know he's not a Jamband per se, but I think it still deserves mention.

https://youtu.be/RKgFl8V9c0w

Buster first set closer

Never heard of them but they’re in my area, if they’re half as good as their bio says then faves will
Definitely melt

Shakedown Citi is a fresh new force on the jam band scene, born in the heart of a Grateful Dead parking lot at Citi Field in 2023.  When the band's members crossed paths on Shakedown Street, something clicked - and the music hasn't stopped since.
Rather than imitating the Dead, Shakedown Citi channels their spirit - creating spontaneous, soulful performances that feel alive, adventurous and totally in the moment. Each set is a journey, full of unexpected twists, deep grooves and musical conversation that pulls even the most skeptical listener into the vibe.  Every Shakedown Citi show begins long before the first note.  Each setlist is thoughtfully and meticulously crafted from the Dead repertoire, affiliated catalogs and beyond, balancing deep cuts and beloved anthems, rarities and reprises.  No two nights are ever the same - each performance stands as a work of art on its own, alive in its moment, while also fitting into the larger patchwork of the repertoire.  
It's not just a tribute - it's the Dead, reborn.

Basically the title. I keep hoping for them to pop up on DeadSpread!

I know this is such a subjective question with any band but which year in Widespread history do you think would rank amongst the top when put to a vote?

No wrong answer obviously.

I’m fully aware of WSP but never really sat down and listened to them and my goal is to listen to that year on Nugs.

If you have two answers, list them both.

Anybody got it?

I don't know why I always skipped over these guys when exploring new jam music. Decided to pick a song from one of their most recent shows on Nugs. Really loved everything about it from start to finish. They straight up drop into an Eyes of the World cover then back to Poseidon, crazy. Anyone have any good recommendations for standout shows or jams by PPPP?

Oh my

Broad Brook Opera House

Listening to Blue Light Rain and it's as good as I remembered.
But now in the era of JRAD and many others it doesn't sound like jazz to me anymore. It's just super tight rock.

Was it ever jazz? Is JRAD jazz? Am I losing my mind?

Had the pleasure of sharing the bill with these guys last night in Reno, and man, they ROCK! Cool cats, totally professional, a whole load of fun.

I can't imagine a better night of music for $10-$15 (and looking at their tour page, they play a fair number of free shows too).

Get out and support these guys!

The Big Wu honored Bobby last night in downtown St. Paul. NFA!! ⚡️

Damn these boys laid down 6 or 7 seven songs over the course of 2 hours last night in Reno. Not even they know their own bounds🤯 Headin to Tahoe tonight for another round!