Nathan Dean & The Damn Band from smoldering-hot Phoenix, Arizona, started the night off with a forceful set to the funnel cloud into motion. Playing a wide range of tunes, their powerful energy and good times were contagious. Nathan Dean & The Damn Band started with an original tune, Cheap Liquor, to set the future forecast for the set, good times and drinking songs, and sprinkled in some Red Dirt with Oklahoma Breakdown. ND&TDB also shared a downpour of 90’s Country such as Chattahoochee, Should’ve Been a Cowboy, and Man I Feel Like a Woman.
Nathan Dean & The Damn Band included the classic Fishin’ in the Dark, and newer tunes such as Luke Combs’ When It Rains It Pours, Morgan Wallen’s Cover Me Up, Cody Johnson’s ‘Til You Can’t, as well as Tyler Childers’ Whitehouse Road. Other original tunes were One More Bender, If You Don’t Like My Kind, and That’s My Kind of Bar. Nathan Dean & The Damn Band finished their set with a rockin’ rendition of Queen’s Somebody to Love.
Chief Meteorologist Nathan Dean led the troupe on guitar and vocals and was supported by Environmental Scientist Bill Bogan on drums and backing vocals, Hydrologist Jason Judd on guitar and vocals, and Geophysicist Chris Duke on bass.
Check the radar for Nathan Dean & The Damn Band at nathandean.net.
That’s my kind of bar. That’s my kind of party.