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Over nine studio albums, My Morning Jacket has evolved the reverb-heavy country of their debut (1999’s The Tennessee Fire) to a sound that transcends genres. Singer-songwriter Jim James has pushed the band past their regional roots in Louisville, Kentucky, toward the psychedelic, reggae-influenced sounds on albums like It Still Moves (2003) and Z (2005) — the latter proving to be their critical breakthrough. In 2008, My Morning Jacket performed on Saturday Night Live, while their Grammy-nominated album Evil Urges became their first top 10 on the Billboard 200. The band’s rain-soaked set at Bonnaroo that same year is considered one of the festival’s most iconic, and My Morning Jacket has since shared bills with Bob Dylan, Foo Fighters and Wilco.
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My Morning Jacket start their North American tour in June 2023 at the St. Augustine Amphitheatre in St. Augustine, Florida. The tour will continue throughout North America and feature It Still Moves 20th-anniversary shows in New York, Atlanta, Colorado and Chicago.
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My Morning Jacket’s North American tour begins on June 15, 2023, at the St. Augustine Amphitheatre in St. Augustine, Florida.
My Morning Jacket’s North American tour will take them to the following cities:
*It Still Moves 20th Anniversary Show
Fans will have the opportunity to purchase one VIP package for My Morning Jacket’s North American tour. VIP packages include perks such as:
*Seating may vary by venue
**Posters are not signed and numbered for Fall dates
Tickets for My Morning Jacket’s North American tour are on sale now in all markets. Standard and Verified Resale tickets are still available for many shows.
Great show! I think MMJ would have played another hour but for the, well I'll be nice, unfortunate, curfew at Chastain. Loved the finale with Preservation Hall, and their opening set was old, old school charm! Thanks for the second line too, Y'all!
MMJ was great, the sound always suffers a bit at Chastain, but all the other elements came together to make it a really enjoyable evening. They played lots of the Evil Urges stuff, as well as a good peppering of the older music. I was on my feet dancing for most of the show.
The set was awesome and if you've listen to any of their live albums you know they sound even better live than in the studio. Amazing amount of energy and perfect atmosphere. They had a nice mix of old and new. My favorite album is it still moves and was happy to here 4 or 5 from that album. Really liked their selection.
Chastain Park is an awesome venue. My Morning Jacket rocked. Great live performers.
The show at Chastain was awesome! 'Nuff said. The music flowed until the local law made it stop....could have played all night otherwise, I think.
If I could rate this show based solely on the performance of the band, I would no doubt give it a full 5 stars. But, there was also an unfortunate venue involved that hurts the score a little. The Municipal Auditorium had lame sound quality and was a little bit depressing with too much concrete. My Morning Jacket, however, was a dream come true.
These guys rock!! They have more energy than any band out there. Only wish they had played longer.
Badass show, great setlist, fun times. What else can I say, DONT MISS THEM IF YOU HAVE A CHANCE!
if you want to rock out, go see my morning jacket. they are a jam band, enough said. jim james never fails to impress with his pure voice. they even played "losin yo head" from the monsters of folk album.
The show was awesome! MMJ is an awesome live show. Check them out.
Best band in America. I saw Muse last month, and while they had a more elaborate stage setup, their music can't compare to the Jacket's. Thanks so much for coming to Nashville guys. I can't wait to see you again.
The band is unforgettable and so are their shows. This shows wasn't an exception! It was amazing!
Another unbelievable show from the best live act around right now. Period.
My Morning Jacket translates well to the stage. You get the experience of a live show but at the same time the band's songs also sound very similar to their studio albums even when playing live.
Great show. Started off a bit sluggishly but the crowd refused to settle and Jim James responded. He's a master showman.
Words fail to convey the true awesomeness of hearing My Morning Jacket live. It's all about the music.
I was sick the day before and the night of the concert. I almost didn't go, but it was MMJ. I couldn't miss it. The show was great. They really are a great jam band live. Even if you are a new fan and don't know all of their songs the show will keep you moving the whole time.
If you've ever witnessed the almighty power that is My Morning Jacket, you already know what this show was like. Their first arena performance in Nashville was everything you could expect...brain-melting solos, funked-out covers, and Yim Yames sporting a gun holster complete with orange NES Zapper, wielded with fury throughout the night. Preservation Hall Jazz Band opened the festivities including St. James Infirmary and Louisiana Fairytale featuring Yim Yames on megaphone. Covers by MMJ included Losin Yo Head by Monsters of Folk, Move on Up by Curtis Mayfield, Mother in Law (written) by Allen Toussaint, and Carnival Time by Al Johnson. A new song (Friends Again) here, and a rare treat (Wonderful The Way I Feel) there made this another Nashville MMJ show for the ages.
I am from Louisville where this band got started and got to see them in my college town. I gotta say, this is the 3rd time I have seen them and this was by far the best. Jim James and the guys truly know how to work the crowd, jam, end a song, and choose a set list. I havent had that much fun at a concert in a long time. Unbelievable show start to finish. Its the first time i saw a crowd cheering outside the auditorium just for the sake of how happy they were.
This show was pretty fantastic. The guitarist... whew. I'll definately be checking these guys out when they come back in town.
