Tedeschi Trucks Band was back for night two at their annual Beacon Theatre run in New York City last night, a big two sets of music and a throwback moment to start set two as they paid tribute to the recent passing of Derek Trucks Band drummer, Yonrico Scott.
An acoustic mini-set to start features a beautiful duet on “Back Where I Started” dedicated to the memory of our dear brother Yonrico Vondez Scott. We love you Rico! pic.twitter.com/MawTkR1So7
— Tedeschi Trucks Band (@DerekAndSusan) September 29, 2019
The band fit in a Willie Nelson cover, “Somebody Pick Up My Pieces,” as well as a Spooner Oldham classic “Sweet Inspiration,” both in the first set.
“Sweet Inspiration” finishes up a slamming set one on night two at the Beacon. Something special coming up here in set two… stay tuned @BeaconTheatre pic.twitter.com/E8nhBLqncN
— Tedeschi Trucks Band (@DerekAndSusan) September 29, 2019
To start the second set, the band came out and donned an acoustic set of instruments to play a few songs for their old buddy, including “Back Where I Started” from Derek Trucks Band‘s catalog, “I Am Yours” from Derek and the Dominos, “Meet Me At The Bottom” and “When Will I Begin” before coming back on strong with “Let Me Get By.” Blues ripper Junior Mack then came out for “Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad?” before the band moved onto the Allen Toussaint classic, “Get Out Of My Life, Woman.”
The action did not stop until the final note, as the second set still featured the gorgeous cover they do of “Angel From Montgomery” by John Prine, then they covered the Grateful Dead classic, “Sugaree,” and closed the set with “Whipping Post” by the Allman Brothers Band.
Looks like a scorcher. 🔥🔥🔥 Scroll down to see the setlist and some videos from the show. There are still some tickets available for the Beacon shows (scroll down to see their dates), and they’ll be webcasting the final two shows of the run via nugs.tv.
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Videos:
Sweet Inspiration
Back Where I Started
The Sky is Crying
Whipping Post
Angel From Montgomery > Sugaree
They Don’t Shine
Why Does Love Got to Be So Sad? w/ Jr. Mack
I Am Yours
Right On Time
Anyhow
Tedeschi Trucks Band 2019/2020 Tour Dates
10/1 New York, NY Beacon Theatre @
10/2 New York, NY Beacon Theatre %
10/4 New York, NY Beacon Theatre – Sold Out
10/5 New York, NY Beacon Theatre – Sold Out
11/6 Houston, TX Hobby CPA #
11/7 Dallas, TX Majestic Theatre
11/8 Dallas, TX Majestic Theatre # – Sold Out
11/11 Cleveland, MS Bologna PAC
11/12 Tulsa, OK Brady Theatre #
11/14 San Antonio, TX Tobin CPA #
11/15 Austin, TX Bass Concert Hall
11/16 Little Rock, AR Robinson Center Music Hall #
12/5 Boston, MA Orpheum Theatre %
12/6 Boston, MA Orpheum Theatre
12/7 Boston, MA Orpheum Theatre
2/01/20 London, UK SSE Wembley Arena^
@ w/ sp guest Capital Sun Rays -Luther Dickinson, Amy Helm, Birds of Chicago and Grahame Lesh
% w/ sp guest John Moreland
# w/ sp guest Southern Avenue
^ w/ sp guest Blackberry Smoke
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