You can easily get great/good seats under $200 for most shows, probably going to dip below $100 for certain shows.

Some shows are doing exceptionally well but the vast majority are middle of the road and this isn't a middle of the road band when it comes to putting meats in the seats.

The real pain for the concert industry is next year, they just trained the entire country not to buy tix when they go on sale outside a select few acts/markets.

All of this is sad, I feel ripped off, people will be sitting next to us who paid half price in likely one of the premier DMB tour stops, WPB. The Friday show likely is dead forever come next year.

If you are a fan but was priced out, go look at all the shows within a few hours drive, you can likely snag great seats on the cheap, find a cheap motel and jam out.

Just checking the sub in case anyone else fell ill after attending the Houston/Dallas shows. I came down with the nastiest infection I’ve had since covid. Absolute mess. Anyway, if not a thing - good for yall, this has been the pits.

Pumped for the show. Bringing my son on a little graduation road trip. I worry about the set, though. It's Memorial Day, so I figure it'll have a special energy, but it's also Monday after a big rest before the next leg of the tour and there are lots of tickets left... what y'all think?

Would love to hear DMB cover Edwin Starr’s incredible song “War”. Made for this band. And if there was ever a time, it would be now.

How rare is it to have all these on my resume:

You’ve now seen:

• Halloween
• The Last Stop
• Pig
• The Stone
• Kit Kat Jam

…and somehow still haven’t seen:

• Two Step
• Billies

To give more context i have been to 6 dave shows

I loved Cha Cha in 2023 when it debuted, and seeing it in Charlotte Saturday, man it is so good. It seems more polished than it did originally, which is great. Just loving this song, the vibe, the lyrics. I am hoping it sticks around in the rotation. I also love that Dave has said (many times) that the song is called Cha Cha but that it continues to be called Only Takes a Moment on the website. That's it, just putting love out there for this song!

Also I saw (somewhere on the internet) someone thought it was about dead grandparents but I hear more of pining and lost love and wanting to be over someone but not being over them. Interesting how different people interpret songs differently (like I'll Back You Up...but that's a different discussion entirely.)

Can anyone help me understand how DMB chooses when to release their vinyl records of Live Trax? I was at the Alpharetta show (DMB Live Trax Vol. 71: 07/25/2023 - Ameris Bank Amphitheatre) a few years ago and it was incredible so when I saw that the warehouse had the CD option I ordered it. But when will the vinyl be released and / or available on Spotify? Any ideas?

This is fantastic. He channeled his inner John Prine, snuck in some Rye Whiskey lyrics, and had some help from Casey Driessen with some beautiful violin accompaniment. And I'm sure this is the point, but it made me aware of the Papertown documentary and now I want to watch it once it's released.

#36!!!!! Just listened to red rocks and it’s remarkable what makes this song amazing is not the core of everyday. Bring it back let’s rip!!!!

When would it be an album? I think it should have been on walk around the moon

What do you think of the contest on their website? You make a donation and receive raffle tickets to be entered into contest for flight, luxury camping accommodations at the gorge, concert tickets and meet Dave. How many tickets you think people will try to get to win this?

Long shot, but does anyone have the poster from the show on 24JUL21 at the PNC Music Pavilion in Charlotte, NC they’re looking to sell?