Black Crowes 2013 tour setlists

I attended this show which was SOLD OUT. Band took the stage around 8:40pm and played til about 10:40pm. It was my first time seeing the Crowes.

 

I've seen them 6 times and have tickets for Verizon in July (well it's down the road about a mile from my house so how could I pass it up).

 

May 21 Track 29 Chattanooga TN
Looks like a good new mix of tunes.

1. Wounded Bird
   
2. Sting Me
   
3. Black Moon Creeping
   
4. Hotel Illness
   
5. Sister Luck
   
6. Medicated Goo
   (Traffic cover)
7. Ballad in Urgency
   
8. Wiser Time
   
9. She Talks to Angels
   
10. Welcome to the Goodtimes
    
11. Nonfiction
    
12. Remedy
    
13. Thorn in My Pride
    
14. Encore:
15. Hard to Handle
    (Otis Redding cover)
16. Hush
    (Billy Joe Royal cover)
    
    
    

 

Wish they would drop the Hard To Handle set finale though.

 

Just ordered some shows from Live Downloads. Anyone else get any from the current tour?

 

I didn't know they were selling these shows! Which website is that?

 

livedownloads.com.

 

How's Chris's voice on this tour? I haven't heard any of the boots. I'm kinda sitting this latest resumption of the Crowes out. Some new music would probably draw me back.

 

Honestly, his voice sounds great. The show I saw in Chicago was the best he sounded in a long time.

 

May 23rd L'Auberge Casino Resort Lake Charles, LA (Little Bessie girl, I once knew..)

TWICE AS HARD
STING ME
HOTEL ILLNESS
MY MORNING SONG ->
STARE IT COLD
WISER TIME
SHE TALKS TO ANGELS
BY YOUR SIDE
THORN IN MY PRIDE
SOUL SINGING
REMEDY
- encore -
HARD TO HANDLE ->
HUSH

 

Overall, Chris's voice has sounded really good the last several years on tour with Crowes or other projects.

 

Here was an interesting set list. Last several shows before this one were nothing to write about.

May 28th Peoria Civic Center Peoria, IL

UNDER A MOUNTAIN
TWICE AS HARD
STING ME
MEDICATED GOO
ONLY A FOOL
BALLAD IN URGENCY ->
WISER TIME
SHE TALKS TO ANGELS
GARDEN GATE
SOUL SINGING
REMEDY
THORN IN MY PRIDE
HARD TO HANDLE ->
HUSH
- encore -
FEATHERS
SHINE ALONG

 

Europe is getting see a more varied set list than the US Leg. Here are two shows from Paradiso in Amsterdam. Nice selections..no Hard to Handle-->Hush on the 19th!

June 18th
MY MORNING SONG ->
STARE IT COLD
FEELING ALRIGHT
SEEING THINGS
SPACE CAPTAIN
ONLY A FOOL
ANOTHER ROADSIDE TRAGEDY
WISER TIME
SHE TALKS TO ANGELS
DOWNTOWN MONEY WASTER
SOUL SINGING
THORN IN MY PRIDE
REMEDY
HARD TO HANDLE ->
HUSH
- encore -
DESCENDING
JUMPING JACK FLASH
HAPPY

June 19th
Under A Mountain
Good Morning Captain
Hotel Illness
Black Moon Creeping
Bad Luck Blue Eyes Goodbye
Magic Rooster Blues
Medicated Goo
Wiser Time
She Talks To Angels
Whoa Mule
By Your Side
Soul Singing
Sometimes Salvation
Jealous Again
Thorn In My Pride
- encore -
Oh Josephine
Oh Sweet Nuthin
Willin

 

Did the Crowes play any new unreleased songs this tour?

 

None. They kicked off their US co-headlining tour with the Tedeschi Trucks Band on Friday, continuing last night. Not playing much from the Before The Frost... Until The Freeze which is disappointing for me.

Hopefully, there'll be some new material soon.

 

For some amazing insight into the world of The Black Crowes, listen to the latest Steve Gorman Podcast...

He talks very frankly about many aspects of the band, lineup changes, their fans, setlists etc...

I highly recommend it to any fans, or anyone wanting a candid glimpse inside the workings of a longtime touring band

http://stevegormansports.com/sgs-july-30-2013-the-state-of-the-gorman/

He even covers fans obsessing on message boards on this episode?.. Ha ha!

 

Terribly joyfully anxious to see the band in Vt in a couple weeks, particularly because Luther dickinson brought a professionalism and imagination to the Crowes they lacked for years...Jackie Greene is a fine musician who i've seen on his own and commanding the stage with Phil Lesh though I don't see his role the same as Luther's...gonna be fun nonetheless because the Robinsons & co are so unabashedly their own people (and Gorman is one of the best drummers on teh planet!)...Welcome to the good times indeed!

 

Seeing them for the first time on Tuesday in Boston with the Tedeschi Trucks Band. Looking forward to it.

 

Thanks for the kind words on the podcast. I'm Steve's co-host Mitch (obviously I have no issue with music message boards!)

This episode was a sequel of sorts to an in-depth Crowes discussion that we had 3 years ago. So if you like hearing Steve's stories you might want to check out the original interview here:

http://stevegormansports.com/podcast/sgs015.mp3

Thanks for listening.

 

I really enjoyed this interview with Steve (thanks Mitch!), he certainly seems to be very grounded and forthcoming - something which is a revelation from the Crowes camp in recent years! They really all should collaborate on an official band biography. What a story it would be ....

As Gammondorf/Mitch mentioned above, the original interview mentioned above is excellent also and highly recommended - it also contains a quick snippet of an unreleased/previously unheard Crowes track from the 3 Snakes sessions.

Finally, for all fans keeping score at home, they recently debuted the SH&MC b-side 99lbs, which is now available to purchase from liveblackcrowes.com

 

Nice to see that one pop up in the set. Great tune!

 

Honoring their Georgia roots, as it was written by the late-great Joe South from Atlanta, who also produced & played on Billy Joe's recording.

 

Thanks for asking all of the great questions Mitch. Longtime fan... I've been listening to SGS for years back when it started as a podcast. Steve's insight is amazing to me. I was laughing out loud with his comments regarding "Spider In The Sugar..." HA!

 

Just saw The Black Crowes on Palladia playing in some festival in London called "Hard Rock Calling"? Awful name, by the way. But I didn't catch a single glimpse of long time backup singers Mona and Charity during the songs they did (Sting Me, Hard To Handle, Hush, Jealous Again). Are they no longer with the Crowes on tour?