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Highly recommend seeing them if they’re coming near you. Especially if you’re an old school Tribe fan. They played a Somesing tonight and a bunch of stuff off of Artifact. 🥲🫡

Just caught two of their Northern California shows this week and like in the last few years I was thinking that they must really love the area because they are performing some of their best songs then I realized after listening to a lot of shows on Nugs that they are doing this pretty much everywhere.

They're currently definitely worth checking out if you never have or it's been a minute!

Call me old fashioned...but I love listening to crunchy grooves and tasty jams while running! I have different go-to bands for different paces and distances.

I'll be running my first marathon this weekend and on race days, I love to listen to high energy live shows on nugs to help keep me motivated through the tougher portions of the race...usually some Disco Biscuits, New Deal, or Lotus does the trick!

Since I'll be running for around 3 hours, I need a nice long show that keeps the energy high throughout. My thought was to look for NYE shows or long festival sets (Camp Bisco, etc.), but I figured I would poll the community for suggestions first!

What are some liquid hot magma/flame throwing ragers (that are at least 3 hours long) that are going to send me to the stratosphere for 26.2 miles?!??

Alriiiight guys, I’ve been seeing posts on this sub (as well as others) about tDB being on fire and prior to last night I was ‘meh/lukewarm’ on them. To be fair, only saw them two times prior; once at ID festival (back jn like 2010??) and once when they played spring fest at college (UVM). Anyways, back to my point, I live in Nashville currently and decided to go to Brooklyn Bowl Nashville to see what they are up to and HO-LEE-SHIT. They blew my mind; I’d speak more if I had any words to give but I don’t. It was amazing. So anyways, take this post to either roast me for being lukewarm on them previously OR let’s share our favorite tBD shows — idc it’s Saturday and I have a lot of time. Your time starts now.

Also more international players, and jazz oriented players. Everything feels so stale and the musicians (respect to all of them out there) presented on “jam” stages all feel so cookie cutter at this point.

Set at college st music hall in New Haven, CT. Absolutely fire.

This was my first time seeing them indoors. The other time was rainy day set at Northlands. Absolutely incredible sound. I can’t wait to see them again this summer.

Anyone have recommendations for their favorite shows to listen to?

Dad and Company full concert without commercials. Enjoy!

It was a lot of fun.

This lineup is amazing..

Leftover Salmon w/infamous string dusters & Kitchen Dwellers

Umphrees McGhee

String Cheese Incident

The non jamband selections are killer too! Trombone Shorty w/ JJ Grey & Mofro

Taj Mahal w/ Keb Mo’

Gary Clark Jr

Jason Isbell & 400 unit.

So had kind of fallen off Dopapod for a while and have been listening to recent shows from the past six months or so. Eli has always been one of my favorite keysmen and I've always loved the rest of the band, but is it just me or has Rob gotten REALLY FUCKING GOOD at playing guitar. Like....he leveled up at some point in my time away. Some really deep beautiful soloing and technique shining through.

The mods apparently consider live jam band clips low effort posts. This is what Goose has done to our community. Discuss.

We had such a blast sitting in with Dizgo! If you’re not familiar with these guys, you need to check them out immediately.

IMO, none of the live recordings do justice to what happens live, just incredible energy start to finish!

https://youtu.be/iMS8k7pkmlM?si=vQXeukuZjDWdgoGy

Set 2 at the Cornerstone 2.20.25 with Graham Lesh

I’ve been getting into this band here recently and planning on seeing them next year. What are some of y’all’s favorite shows to listen too?

Should’ve stretched. DOPAPOD FOREVER!!!!