Gov’t Mule celebrated Halloween in the Netherlands with a show that once again saw them collaborating with guitarist Bernie Marsden and former Allman Brothers Band drum tech Rachel “Stixx” Turner.

The first set was played with just Gov’t Mule, as the band delivered takes on songs like “Banks of the Deep End,” “The Man I Want to Be,” “Kind of Bird” and others.

Turner was the first guest of the night as Mule kicked off their set honoring the famed English rock band Free, as the ensemble together presented a full set of the band’s songs. Turner joined in later on for “Songs of Yesterday” in the middle of the set.

Marsden got his turn in the encore, emerging for “Heartbreaker,” “The Hunter,” “Don’t Say You Love Me” and “Wishing Well,” all of which were debuts for Mule except for “The Hunter” and “Wishing Well.” Marsden previously joined the band at various stops in the UK.

Here’s a look at the setlist:

Gov’t Mule
Paradiso Amsterdam, Netherlands

Set I: Trane > Eternity’s Breath > St. Stephen Jam > Banks Of The Deep End, Rocking Horse, Pressure Under Fire, The Man I Want To Be, Kind Of Bird

Set II: Fire & Water*, Ride On A Pony*, The Stealer*, I’ll Be Creepin’, Oh I Wept, Mr. Big, Little Bit Of Love, Woman* Songs Of Yesterday^, My Brother*, Be My Friend*, Walk In My Shadow*, I’m A Mover*, Mouthful Of Grass* > All Right Now*

Enc: Heartbreaker^^, The Hunter^^^, Don’t Say You Love Me^^, Wishing Well^^^

Notes:
*Debut
^Debut, with Rachel “Stixx” Turner
^^with Bernie Marsden, Debut
^^^with Bernie Marsden

Source: mule.net