The smoke cleared for the Tedeschi Trucks Band, as the band returned to the historic venue for a weekend stint on their Deuces Wild 2024 Tour.
Starting with Bring It On Home, Tedeschi Trucks Band engaged the fired-up, Red Rocks crowd and kept things grooving with the next song, Isn’t It a Pity. Other songs included Playing With My Emotions, Ain’t That Something, Get What You Deserve, Until You Remember, I Want More, and Beck’s Bolero.
Tedeschi Trucks Band had Susan Tedeschi on guitar and vocals, Derek Trucks on blazing guitar, Gabe Dixon on keys and vocals, Brandon Boone on bass, Tyler Greenwell on drums and percussion, Isaac Eady on drums and percussion, Mike Mattison on guitar and vocals, Mark Rivers on vocals, Alecia Chakour on vocals, Kebbi Williams on saxophone, Ephraim Owens on trumpet, and Elizabeth Lea sliding that trombone.
TTB also played It Ain’t Fair, Dreams, Come and Go Blues, Made Up Mind, Part of Me, Just Won’t Burn, Pasaquan, and Mountain Jam.
Video courtesy of RymanTube.
Tedeschi Trucks Band ended the night with the encore of I Can’t Make You Love Me, Sould Sweet Song, and Keep on Growing.
What a ride! Follow the band’s movements on TedeschiTrucksBand.com.
Keith “Scramble” Campbell also captured the night with exquisite artwork during the show.
Check his website here, ScrambleCampbell.com.
Margo Price out of Nashville, brought her country sounds to Colorado. Playing an alluring set that included songs Been to the Mountain, Weakness, Four Years, Tennessee, Don’t Wake Me Up, Love Me Like You Used To, Change of Heart, County Road, Cocaine Cowboys Jam, and A Little Pain, Price shared her stories and music.
Price was supported by Jamie Davis on guitar, Micah Hulscher on keys, Jeremy Ivy on guitar, Dillon Napier on drums, and Alec Newnam on bass.
Check MargoPrice.net for more information.
