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Greensky Bluegrass on Tour

It might not be out of line to call Greensky Bluegrass the Grateful Dead of the progressive bluegrass scene. Like the Dead, they combine several strands of American musical tradition into a sound that's best experienced in concert and leaves plenty of room for jamming, and, true to form, their live recordings are as enthusiastically received as their studio albums. In fact, members of the Dead have collaborated with Greensky at various points. And while their repertoire contains powerful original material, Greensky have also become known for transforming popular tunes from disparate genres into something all their own. Amid a batch of their own tunes, in concert they might tackle The Allman Brothers Band's "Ain't Wastin' Time No More," Prince's "1999" or Tears for Fears' "Everybody Wants to Rule the World." But whatever enters their set, and no matter the source, it ends up definitively Greensky.

Greensky Bluegrass in Concert

Kalamazoo, Michigan, is the birthplace of one of the most unique bands in progressive bluegrass. It was in 2009 that banjo player Michael Bont, mandolinist Paul Hoffman and guitarist Dave Bruzza formed the first incarnation of Greensky Bluegrass in Kalamazoo. By the time they released their debut album, Less Than Supper, in 2004, dobro man Al Bates and bass player Chris Carr had come aboard as well. Personnel changes have occurred since then, and while the original trio remains at the core of Greensky Bluegrass, they were eventually joined by bassist Mike Devol and dobro player Anders Beck in a lineup that has developed a musical language all its own. Naturally, that language draws most strongly from Greensky's bluegrass roots, but it also incorporates elements of rock, folk, jazz and more. Not only has the band long been a mainstay of the biggest bluegrass festivals, their knack for improvisational excursions has also earned them a place of honor on the jamband circuit. But then, Greensky's ability to engage a multitude of audiences has always been at the heart of the band's appeal. Previously, Greensky Bluegrass has sold out venues to capacity, like Tabernacle and House of Blues.

Setlists

    1. 1.Wish I Didn't Know
    2. 2.It's Not Mine Anymore
    3. 3.White House Blues (Charlie Poole & The North Carolina Ramblers cover)
    4. 4.New & Improved
    5. 5.In Control
    6. 6.Can't Stop Now (Wendy Waldman cover)
    7. 7.Grow Bananas
    8. 8.The Four
    9. 9.Solstice
    10. 10.Kerosene
    11. 11.Give a Shit
    12. 12.Murder of Crows
    13. 13.Tarpology
    14. 14.Against the Days
    15. 15.Tarpology
    16. 16.Better Off
    17. 17.Morning light
    18. 18.Living Over
    19. 19.Who Is Frederico

  1. Set 1:

    1. 1.Windshield
    2. 2.Solstice
    3. 3.My Love Will Not Change (Shawn Camp cover) (on Banjo)
    4. 4.Entirely Mine
    5. 5.Living Over
    6. 6.Run or Die

  2. Set 2:

    1. 7.A Letter to Seymour
    2. 8.In Control
    3. 9.Last Winter in the Copper Country (Steppin' In It cover)
    4. 10.What Happened to Jim
    5. 11.Last Winter in the Copper Country (Steppin' In It cover)
    6. 12.Murder of Crows
    7. 13.Worry for You
    8. 14.Don't Lie

  3. Encore

    1. 15.What You Need

  1. Set 1:

    1. 1.A Letter to Seymour
    2. 2.In Control
    3. 3.All for Money (With “Whole Lotta Love” tease)
    4. 4.Freeborn Man (Keith Allison cover) (>)
    5. 5.Wish I Didn't Know (>)
    6. 6.It's Not Mine Anymore
    7. 7.Reverend
    8. 8.Reasons to Stay (>)
    9. 9.Time (Pink Floyd cover) (>)
    10. 10.Breathe (Reprise) (Pink Floyd cover)

  2. Set 2:

    1. 11.The Radio Blues
    2. 12.Born Again
    3. 13.Solstice
    4. 14.Worry for You (>)
    5. 15.Grow Together
    6. 16.Take Cover
    7. 17.Run or Die (>)
    8. 18.Past My Prime

  3. Encore

    1. 19.Chicago
    2. 20.Light Up or Leave Me Alone (Traffic cover)

  1. Set 1:

    1. 1.Into the Rafters
    2. 2.Train Junkie
    3. 3.Tied Down
    4. 4.Give a Shit
    5. 5.New & Improved
    6. 6.White House Blues (Charlie Poole & The North Carolina Ramblers cover)
    7. 7.Screams ((>))
    8. 8.Universal Sound (Tyler Childers cover)

  2. Set 2:

    1. 9.Demons
    2. 10.Worried About the Weather
    3. 11.Born Again
    4. 12.Entirely Mine
    5. 13.Burn Them
    6. 14.My Love Will Not Change (Shawn Camp cover)
    7. 15.Worry for You ((>))
    8. 16.Don't Lie

  3. Encore

    1. 17.One More Day (The Wood Brothers cover) ((>))
    2. 18.Clinch Mountain Backstep (Ralph Stanley cover) ((One More Day Reprise))
    1. 1.What You Need
    2. 2.Hit Parade of Love (Jimmy Martin cover)
    3. 3.Absence of Reason
    4. 4.All Four
    5. 5.Less Than Supper
    6. 6.Better Off
    7. 7.Simple Twist Of Fate
    8. 8.Reuben's Train ([traditional] cover)
    9. 9.Monument
    10. 10.Dustbowl Overtures (Steppin' In It cover)
    11. 11.Lose My Way
    12. 12.Solstice
    13. 13.I'd Probably Kill You
    14. 14.Reverend
    15. 15.Tarpology
    16. 16.One Slip (Pink Floyd cover)
    17. 17.Tarpology / Jaywalking / Tarpology
    18. 18.Past My Prime
    19. 19.Fixin' to Ruin

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Reviews

Rating: 4.4 out of 5 based on 319 reviews
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  • Wonderful evening !

    by Barbara on 11/11/25The Charleston Music Hall - CharlestonRating: 5 out of 5

    I loved the band and the venue. Charleston music hall was really comfortable and easy!

  • Innovative bluegrass music

    by Jillybean on 11/11/25The Charleston Music Hall - CharlestonRating: 4 out of 5

    The music was great, the event space was great but the large amount of floor space used for standing completely blocked the view for people in the seats. The event staff allowed standing in the aisles in the seating area. Enjoyment was diminished for those of us choosing to sit and I’m thinking that was also a safety concern.

  • Great night in Charlotte!

    by Vonswiggie on 11/11/25The Fillmore Charlotte - CharlotteRating: 5 out of 5

    Friday evening was the best! The venue was really cool, and the band was on fire. Loved all the people I met throughout the concert and people just had a great happy dancing vibe about them. I wasn’t sure when I first got into Charlotte, if it was going to be fun, but it was. The Fillmore is a great place to see a concert, and Greensky Bluegrass is a great concert to see.!

  • Disappointed

    by Old Guy on 11/10/25The Fillmore Charlotte - CharlotteRating: 3 out of 5

    Too much jamming. I’d prefer to occasionally hear a song straight through. Each member of the band doesn’t need a solo every song. Great musicians. Also, there was virtually no interaction with the audience.

  • A mind blowing performance!

    by gonzilla12000 on 10/15/25Aurora Pavilion - Henry Maier - MilwaukeeRating: 5 out of 5

    I've heard a few Greensky Bluegrass songs before the concert, but was expecting a typical mellow bluegrass scene, which I also would've probably enjoyed. However, a couple songs in, the bluegrass became psychadellic bluegrass rock, with a dazzling light show, as Paul Offett stomps the pad to make crazy sound effects with his mandolin! A simple 4-string bass carried such deep tone and bump throughout the outdoor arena, it was hard to believe all that sound could come from just 4 strings. Fantastic show, and would love to see them again!

  • Always good

    by David D on 10/14/25The Pageant - Saint LouisRating: 5 out of 5

    I'm never let down by GSBG! Never miss a chance to see them, St Louis was no exception.

  • great venue and great show. GreenSky never disappoints

    by Joekidd on 10/13/25The Pageant - Saint LouisRating: 5 out of 5

    Crowd was into the show music was fabulous, Greensky keep us rocking the whole night.

  • Jam Band Royalty

    by Leftypen on 10/13/25The Pageant - Saint LouisRating: 5 out of 5

    How many bluegrass musicians does it take to replace a lightbulb. It doesn’t matter as long as they all get a turn. So how many bluegrass musicians does it take to cover Jimi Hendrix’s “Crosstown Traffic”? Same answer.

  • Great Band, but facility needs improvement...

    by Candy on 10/7/25Red Hat Amphitheater - RaleighRating: 3 out of 5

    The bands we saw were great, but the facility and work crew needs improvements! They should have benches strategically placed around event center for people waiting to get in before concerts. One concession stand worker looked like he was high on something and got mouthy with my husband when he didn't leave a tip on our 2nd trip to buy something. The seats in the facility are very small and don't feel sturdy, some are even cracked. The facility is very strict. I had to pay for a clear bag and to get my purse held because it was an inch too big. The sound and all was pretty good and I would attend another event there, in the future.

  • Great doublebill

    by TJed on 10/6/25Red Hat Amphitheater - RaleighRating: 5 out of 5

    Greensky and cover JJ Grey & Mofto wrtec2 great bands that were very different styles. Wonderful combo.