Last night, Bobby Weir & Wolf Bros performed at the Palace Theatre in Columbus, Ohio. The show kicked off with a solo acoustic performance by Weir, followed by a lively set of tunes covering parts of his solo work and time with the Grateful Dead.
The concert got underway with a lone Weir taking on just the first verse of “Dark Star” before launching into an all-acoustic cover of the traditional tune, “K.C. Moan.” Some band members took the stage during “Bertha,” before all emerged on “Cassidy.”
Next, the band played “Brown Eyed Women” before covering Bob Dylan’s “Queen Jane Approximately,” a tune frequently played by the Dead. Then, the group moved into a funky rendition of “West L.A. Fadeaway” and followed with the Ratdog tune, “Odessa.” The first set came to a close after the band played a crowd-rousing “Going Down The Road Feeling Band.”
The second set kicked off with a song off Weir’s second solo LP and then blasted into a segued pairing of Dead tunes, which began with “Truckin,’” into “Scarlet Begonias” and finished with “Shakedown Street.”
Weir and his band then performed a chilling “Terrapin State Suite,” which segued into “Standing on the Moon.” The second set came to a close with “Not Fadeaway.” After a brief break, the group returned to the stage to play “Ripple” as their encore.
Next up, Bobby Weir & Wolf Bros will perform on March 24 at Thomas Wolfe Auditorium in Asheville, N.C., followed by a stop at the Tivoli Theatre in Chattanooga, Tenn. on March 25. Tickets are available and can be purchased here.
See the complete setlist below.
Bobby Weir & Wolf Bros
Palace Theatre– Columbus, Ohio
March 21, 2022
Set I: Dark Star, K.C. Moan, Bertha, Cassidy, Brown Eyed Women, Queen Jane Approximately, West L.A. Fadeaway, Odessa, Going Down The Road Feeling Bad
Set II: Bombs Away, Jackstraw, Truckin’ > Scarlet Begonias > Shakedown Street, Terrapin Station Suite > Standing on the Moon, Not Fadeaway
Enc.: Ripple
