Blues Traveler, moe. and G. Love continued their “All Roads Runaround” tour on Saturday night in Cleveland, continuing their four-set format with opening tunes by G. Love, a solo set by Blues Traveler, a collaborative performance by all acts, and finally, a stand-alone moe. set.
After Blues Traveler made their mark – playing hits like “Hook” – the collaborative set gave all the musicians a chance to jam with one another in a rotating format. To start, Jim Loughlin and Al Schnier led Blues Traveler’s John Popper and Ben Wilson on a version of moe.’s “Letter Home,” with the rest of the moe. lineup jumping onstage with Popper and Wilson for the following Bob Dylan cut “Isis.”
G. Love got the party started with his now-standard, mid-set “G Love Jam,” and he stuck around for a version of Neil Young’s “Down By The River,” featuring the full moe. lineup as well as Wilson and Chan Kinchla from Blues Traveler.
To end the set, all three acts jammed on Sublime’s “What I Got,” a tune they’ve grown comfortable with through this tour, offering previous versions in Baltimore and Connecticut.
For moe.’s set, the band wasted no time, bookending a jammy, eight-song offering with “Spaz Medicine”> “Lazarus” and fan favorites “Captain America”> “Recreational Chemistry.”
They encored with “Spine of a Dog.”
For more information on the All Roads Runaround tour click here.
Check out the full setlists – as they appear in our Box Scores section – below:
moe.
July 27, 2019
Jacobs Pavilion, Cleveland, Ohio
Spaz Medicine > Lazarus, Skrunk > Hector’s Pillow > All Roads Lead To Home, Porn & Candy, Captain America > Recreational Chemistry
Enc: Spine Of A Dog
moe./Blues Traveler/G. Love
July 27, 2019
Jacobs Pavilion, Cleveland, Ohio
Letter Home*, Isis**, G. Love Jam^, Down By The River^^, What I Got%
Notes:
* w/ Ben Wilson, Al Schnier, Jim Loughlin, John Popper
** w/ all members of moe., Ben Wilson, John Popper
^ w/ G. Love, all members of Blues Traveler, Chuck Garvey
^^ w/ all members of moe., G. Love, Chan Kinchla, Ben Wilson
% w/ all members of moe., Blues Traveler, and G. Love

3 Comments comments associated with this post
Bobby Sheehan
July 29, 2019 at 9:30 amI agree with WHYFAM, also: WHYFAM or anyone, can you direct me to the collaboration past of this show for listen or download? I need to hear ISIS. I checked archive.org, but they only have spotty recs of one or two earlier shows.
Jc
July 29, 2019 at 4:18 pmJim of Moe. delivers th vocals on Isis. Nice fit for his natural cadence and range…. I’d call it Dylanesque from 30 years ago….fun set all around. G should be somebody’s front man.
Whyfam
July 28, 2019 at 10:01 amThe coverage of each show on this tour is almost as laughable as reporting only half the setlist of each show. Why are you not posting complete sets??