Bob Weir Tickets

As usual, the band played an exceptional night of music. In my opinion, there was a bit of a "dark" feeling to the show and with the Senor, Loser and New Speedway Boogie, I think the band felt the same aura. To start things off, Bobby led Ratdog into a hot Music Never Stopped to start the show that went into a funky Big River and then the three tunes mentioned above both slowed the joint down and then brought us back jumping to our feet with a pulsating, heavy Speedway. I happen to love Senor and Loser is still a favorite. New Speedway was HOT... Even So brought the energy level down a bit, but it was a beautiful version that made me sway and then bounced into October Queen to get my feet moving again. Bobby forgot the lyrics pretty bad during October Queen, but that just makes me smile and appreciate it all. The Sunday special of Samson & Delilah rocked my ass off before fading into Stuff... An amazing Black Peter came out of Stuff and led into the highlights of the night which started with a raucous St. Stephen and then rolled on into William Tell Bridge >The Eleven > Lovelight, which was just amazing from the first note to the last. The somewhat typical, but still beautiful and soothing Ripple was the encore. Jackie Greene, who opened for Ratdog joined the boys for St. Stephen through the end. It was fun to watch Bob, Mark and Jackie feed off each other... A couple of flubs on lyrics from Bobby, but that is to be expected...even embraced. The playing and energy had a definite ebb and flow all evening and I only wish it lasted longer. Two sets would be the only improvement I would have made on the night.

Jackie Green was the icing on the cake, several very hot 3-4 guitar jams, all very well done. Some interesting tunes, St Peter and the Eleven, but really just very hot and energetic.

I am a huge fan of Ratdog & the Grateful Dead. The music was outstanding as usual. My biggest issue, however, is that Ratdog only performed until 9:30 pm! Normally these shows go 4 hours. On the Ratdog website, it stated that they would be playing 2 sets. All we got was one 2 hour set. When the show ended, it was very abrupt. No one seemed to understand that the show was over, but it was clear to us once they started tearing down the stage. VERY disappointing.

overall it was a great show, and jackie green totally rocks. he was even better though last year with Phil Lesh. however, it could have been an excellent show if the overall sound quality was better.

Loved the show last night. Got there early and had a great spot to stand. No show is perfect but the imperfections are what make it unique. Bobby forgot a few lines and looked a bit tired. The band rocked the crowd with Sampson and they went through some Jerry Dead tunes that sounded excellent. Overall I had a great time and I was so close and I didn't have to pay 100's of dollars to be that close. Please come back!

I thought this was a decent show. Two Djinn made my night as I havent heard that one in a while. Venue was nice, staff was laid back.

No Parking Lot Shakedown Action! Place was nearly empty for opening act. Jackie Greene was good, can't complain, he was entertaining. Then the last song was w/ Special Guest Female Vocalist (Lizzie!?) and Bob Wier who played lead guitar and sang, none other than "Sugaree" together! We got a short break where I loaded up on munchies and drinks. Then the boys arrived on stage Bob Weir & Ratdog! Great Show! SetList Below.

Bob and the boys were incredible as always...jackie greene started the nite off right...good tunes, good times :)

THE SHOW WAS HOT FROM START TO FINISH. THE BEST FRANKLINS TOWER IN A LONG TIME. THE VENUE WAS FUN, 1000 DEAD HEADS UNLEASED AT TRUMP TAJ MAHAL.... IT WAS A LOT OF FUN.

A first time venue for me ,nice vibe unlike the Electric Nazi factory. Jackie got us all dancin and smiling early Bobby joining in on Sugaree. Jackies set short but sweet. Then they turned up and the fun begins! Ratdog was on! The open high ceiling room with excellent sound stage has no bad seats. Volume level was just right not to low- hate that! Crowd was pumped and the band fed on the high energy -adding fuel to the dance fire- I think the $25 live cd price after procuring the tixs is a rip off -how about (1) a fair profit and (2) a even lower price to the fan that buys the tixs. A nice mix of young and older heads enjoyed the laid back feel provided by kind Taj employees.

What a great show 3rd row center stage ... great night...

Great seats but a little crowded when dancing. Fine music from both bands, superb sound, refreshments bud lite skcd

was a mellow show and i was a bit dissappointed that there was only one set. had fun for the most part and the venue doesnt have a bad seat in it.

It was great having Ratdog play a concert close to home, I only wish more heads would have taken advantage of the location and venue. There were far too many empty seats, even at the height of the show. And playing in a boardwalk casino does make it hard to set up and run a successful Shakedown Street. Now I'll go to any show that any of the boys are playing at. Last nights show was highlighted by some rambling monster jams that seemed to take the place of the boys getting lost in a less than inspiring set list. At times it did rock, but the lack of focus and direction made for too many ups and downs.

Really EXCELLENT show by Bob and the Boys, RatDog. The place was jumping. Fantastic time was had by ALL. Thank you Taj Mahal and RatDod!