5/17/2026 @ Greenfield Lake Amphitheater, Wilmington, NC

[Tea]

11/1/1969
Family Dog at the Great Highway

San Francisco, CA

 

Morning Dew, Cold Rain and Snow,

Hard to Handle, Mama Tried, High Time > Good Lovin > Drums > Good Lovin > Easy Wind

 

He Was a Friend of Mine > China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider, Casey Jones, Alligator > Drums > Mountain Jam > Uncle John’s Band Jam > Turn on Your Lovelight 

Filler

St Stephen > William Tell Bridge > The Eleven > Death Don’t Have No Mercy > Viola Lee Blues > Feedback

notes: Sold Out!

Oh buddy. That show was relentless! Jaw dropper❤️ Thank you DSO and crew for making that magic happen! 

[gr8fulpair]

5pm start to this show was brutal after a 3.5hr drive from Charlotte, but the reward far outweighed the sacrifice. There were predictions of a “family friendly” late 80s show in a park late afternoon in Wilmington, etc. haha. That show was def not family friendly. It was raw, viscous, intense, bubbly, inspirational, motivational, hammer down goods. Thank you band and crew for delivering on one of the best

live music experiences I’ve had in a long time, and especially for closing it with Viola Lee! Essentially three sets of bliss!

[John A]

Maybe the craziest thing abut DSO's late 60s recreations is the original sets were sufficiently compact such that the filler can be worth the price of admission. 😁

[Tea]

That Alligator felt like a set of its own ⚡️ in addition to the mountain jam and the embryonic Uncle John’s Band jam, there were GDTRFB and NFA phrasing all over the place. 

obviously, that filler set was all that it was cracked up to be and more. Jeff’s vocals at the end of death don’t were haunting and fragile - only to be chased by a collective detonation to close out the song. Viola Lee that followed had one of the crazier windups I’ve heard followed by sheer madness.

 

No reason to have a skip in my step after no sleep / endorphins have other plans tho. Just got home in time to play 9 holes with my son!

 

Tomorrow is another matter altogether 😮