Photo via Greensky Bluegrass' Facebook page
On Jan. 30, Greensky Bluegrass rolled into Penn's Peak in Jim Thorpe, Pa. Ghost Light continued their role as the support act for Greensky's tour. Holly Bowling of Ghost Light sat in with Greensky on two songs to close out the first set. Bowling and her bandmate guitarist Tom Hamilton previously sat in with Greensky at their show at House of Blues in Boston, Mass.
Greensky's first set began with "No Idea" > "Help!" After some more of the band's signature jamgrass, they invited Bowling to provide keyboard work on "The Four," the penultimate song of the set. The band, along with Bowling transitioned from "The Four" into a set-closing "Don't Lie."
The second frame was highlighted by a mid-set sequence of "Broke Mountain Breakdown" > "Everybody Wants to Rule the World" > "Miss September." "Bone Digger" closed the set, and "How Mountain Girls Can Love" served as the encore.
Greensky's tour continues on Jan. 31 and Feb. 1 at The Anthem in Washington, D.C. Jan. 31's show will feature Cris Jacobs Band as support, while Feb. 1's show will again feature Ghost Light. For more information on Greensky's upcoming dates, visit greenskybluegrass.com.
Check out the full setlist from Penn's Peak below (via Phantasytour)!
Greensky Bluegrass
Jan. 30, 2020
Penn's Peak, Jim Thorpe, Pa.
Set I: No Idea > Help!, Steam Powered Aeroplane, Do Harm, King of the Hill, White House Blues, The Four* > Don't Lie*
Set II: Forget Everything, Worried About the Weather, I'm Still Here, Broke Mountain Breakdown > Everybody Wants to Rule the World > Miss September, Who Is Frederico?, Bone Digger
Enc: How Mountain Girls Can Love
*w/ Holly Bowling
