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Rating: 4.3 out of 5 based on 443 reviews

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DRIVE-BY TRUCKERS IN CONCERT:

Southern rockers Drive-By Truckers have a penchant for tradition, recording their studio albums in analog and insisting on releasing their records on vinyl. The band's traditional approach extends to their beloved live concerts, where craft and musicianship take center stage and marathon sets are the norm. The Truckers may orbit just under the mainstream's radar, but their devoted followers wouldn't have it any other way — as one of the best-kept secrets in music, the band has fans eagerly awaiting their intimate 2014 tour dates in support of English Oceans, their tenth studio album. 

BACKGROUND SNAPSHOT:

Formed in Athens, Georgia, in 1996, the Drive-By Truckers' path to success was slow but steady, aided by a grassroots online presence and their constant touring. Following the release of their first two albums Gangstabilly (1998) and Pizza Deliverance (1999), the band embarked on their first US tour, further added to their reputation as consummate performers with electrifying live sets. 2005's The Dirty South marked the band's first appearance on the Billboard 200, which the band has steadily climbed with each subsequent release. Following the release of their tenth studio album English Oceans in 2014, the band will hit the road for another rollicking tour.

FANS WHO BOUGHT TICKETS SAY:

"Once again DBT do not disappoint. This is a band that puts out excellent albums, and a rare occurrence where they are even better live."

"I have seen DBT 30+ times and they always make me look around for the next show! I love their energy and how they play off each other! I have never been to a bad show and this one was no different."

"As always, DBT kept me smiling and singing. Hood and Cooley took turns telling us our favorite yarns, up close and personal."

Setlists

    1. 1.Primer Coat
    2. 2.Puttin' People on the Moon
    3. 3.Ramon Casiano
    4. 4.The Company I Keep
    5. 5.Women Without Whiskey
    6. 6.Drag the Lake Charlie
    7. 7.3 Dimes Down
    8. 8.Sink Hole
    9. 9.Uncle Frank
    10. 10.Tornadoes
    11. 11.A Ghost to Most
    12. 12.Buttholeville / State Trooper
    13. 13.Surrender Under Protest
    14. 14.Let There Be Rock
    15. 15.Marry Me
    16. 16.Road Cases
    17. 17.Shut Up and Get on the Plane
    18. 18.A World of Hurt (With John J. McCauley)
    19. 19.Rockin' in the Free World (Neil Young cover)
    1. -Mary Jane (Rick James cover)
    2. 1.Birthday Boy
    3. 2.The Righteous Path
    4. 3.3 Dimes Down
    5. 4.Puttin' People on the Moon
    6. 5.Ramon Casiano
    7. 6.Tornadoes
    8. 7.A Ghost to Most
    9. 8.Goode's Field Road
    10. 9.Women Without Whiskey
    11. 10.Hell No, I Ain't Happy / Sign “☮” the Times (Drive‐By Truckers song / Prince cover)
    12. 11.Marry Me
    13. 12.Buttholeville
    14. 13.Maria's Awful Disclosures
    15. 14.Let There Be Rock
    16. 15.Shut Up and Get on the Plane
    17. 16.Grand Canyon
    1. 1.Lookout Mountain
    2. 2.Marry Me
    3. 3.Buttholeville
    4. 4.Shut Up and Get on the Plane
    5. 5.Birthday Boy
    6. 6.Too Much Sex (Too Little Jesus)
    7. 7.Goodbye Yellow Brick Road (Elton John cover)
    8. 8.Ain't Talkin' 'bout Love (Van Halen cover)
    9. 9.Shit Shots Count
    10. 10.Hell No, I Ain't Happy
    11. 11.Let There Be Rock
    1. 1.Days of Graduation
    2. 2.Ronnie and Neil
    3. 3.72 (This Highway's Mean)
    4. 4.Dead, Drunk, and Naked
    5. 5.Guitar Man Upstairs
    6. 6.Birmingham
    7. 7.Ramon Casiano
    8. 8.The Three Great Alabama Icons
    9. 9.The Southern Thing
    10. 10.Surrender Under Protest
    11. 11.Wallace
    12. 12.Made Up English Oceans
    13. 13.Plastic Flowers on the Highway
    14. 14.Primer Coat
    15. 15.Buttholeville
    16. 16.Zip City
    17. 17.Let There Be Rock
    18. 18.Every Single Storied Flameout
    19. 19.Road Cases
    20. 20.Women Without Whiskey
    21. 21.Life in the Factory
    22. 22.Shut Up and Get on the Plane
    23. 23.Greenville to Baton Rouge
    24. 24.Angels and Fuselage
    25. 25.Keep On Smilin' (Wet Willie cover)
    26. 26.Rockin' in the Free World (Neil Young cover)
    1. 1.Tornadoes
    2. 2.A Ghost to Most
    3. 3.Goode's Field Road
    4. 4.Shit Shots Count
    5. 5.Ronnie and Neil
    6. 6.72 (This Highway's Mean)
    7. 7.Dead, Drunk, and Naked
    8. 8.Guitar Man Upstairs
    9. 9.Lookout Mountain
    10. 10.Gravity's Gone
    11. 11.Wallace
    12. 12.Women Without Whiskey
    13. 13.Let There Be Rock
    14. 14.Shut Up and Get on the Plane
    15. 15.Greenville to Baton Rouge
    16. 16.Angels and Fuselage

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Reviews

Rating: 4.3 out of 5 based on 443 reviews
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  • Drink prices ruined the experience

    by WH on 8/6/25Greenfield Lake Amphitheater - WilmingtonRating: 3 out of 5

    Great concert! Experience dulled by concession prices which are BEYOND HIGHWAY ROBBERY!!!!

  • DBT Rock

    by Wade on 7/27/25Archer Music Hall - AllentownRating: 5 out of 5

    The Truckers are a phenomenal rock band! Must see if you love southern rock!

  • Great place to see your favorite group.

    by Eric on 7/27/25Archer Music Hall - AllentownRating: 5 out of 5

    The Archer is a very initmate venue. Two bars each floor and no bad seat in the house. I would recommend seeing your favorite band here. The Drive by Truckers can still rock, great performance. Arguably Deer Tick is even better.

  • Loud

    by Marcus on 6/20/25Marymoor Live - Presented By Toyota - RedmondRating: 4 out of 5

    Been going to Marymoor for years. Seems this year the sound system was redone somehow because it seemed much louder than previous years. The first band, Thelma and the Sleaze, was great fun and did notice it was louder. Then Deer Tick came on and it was overwhelmingly loud. Too loud. Usually don't need earplugs for outdoor shows, but will bring them now. Drive-By Truckers weren't as loud as Deer Tick, but still would have preferred having ear plugs.

  • Deer Tick owned the night.

    by ChadCash on 6/15/25Commodore Ballroom - VancouverRating: 3 out of 5

    Deer Tick was great, as always, but should’ve headlined. They only played a short hour. Drive by Truckers were “whatever”. Left the venue early, because had enough of the same. the sound was bad for all 3 bands.

  • Another awesome show

    by TruckerTim on 6/15/25Commodore Ballroom - VancouverRating: 5 out of 5

    First time at the Commodore, 7th time seeing DBT. Great show - of course - and great venue!

  • Experience was lackluster

    by Al on 6/12/25Grand Sierra Resort and Casino - RenoRating: 2 out of 5

    Couldn’t hardly see the musicians. The lighting barely made them visible and they didn’t have the big screens projected like they did with opening band. The sound seemed off as well. I also wish GSR had a general admission area where people could stand. The whole audience was seated and it just made for a low-energy show. Bring back GA GSR!

  • So disappointed

    by Traveler on 6/11/25Grand Sierra Resort and Casino - RenoRating: 2 out of 5

    I was really looking forward to this concert. They just phoned it in. No energy. Deer Ticks were so much better.

  • just OK

    by Vic on 6/11/25Grand Sierra Resort and Casino - RenoRating: 3 out of 5

    The energy level went down a tad between Deer Tick and Drive-by Truckers. They also turned off the video screens on the sides of the stage, and the stage was dark; very hard to see from the mezzanine section of the GSR Grand Theater

  • Really fricking good

    by Jks on 6/4/25Stubb's Waller Creek Amphitheater - AustinRating: 5 out of 5

    One of the best DBT shows I’ve seen since Jason left. Great band, material, pacing. Deer Tick was really good as well. Stubbs was easy to get into, smooth ticketing, etc.