Dave Matthews Band Offers Tour Debuts In Jacksonville

Dave Matthews Band continue to dig deep into their repertoire as they fit four tour debuts into the setlist last night in Jacksonville, Florida. The group played their first of two shows at Daily’s Place on Monday.

After opening with staple “Warehouse” and the recently revived “Come On Come On,” DMB looked to Big Whiskey And The GrooGrux King for the tour’s first “Squirm.” The septet followed with “Grace Is Gone,” a cover of Daniel Lanois’ “The Maker” and fan-favorite “Don’t Drink The Water.” Next up was the tour debut of Busted Stuff cut “You Never Know.”

Dave Matthews Band filled the rest of the set with a career-spanning mix of material including such classics as “Grey Street,” “Dancing Nancies,” “What Would You Say” and “Jimi Thing.” The group also played “Walk Around The Moon,” a song debuted last year, and worked in the year’s first “Gravedigger.” A run of “So Much To Say” into “Anyone Seen The Bridge” into “Too Much” ended the main set. Last night marked the first time “Too Much” was performed as a set closer since July 17, 2015 as per DMB Almanac.

Frontman Dave Matthews returned to the stage for a solo “Something To Tell My Baby” to start the encore. Then, the rest of the group emerged to help end the night with the tour debut of “Corn Bread.” Dave Matthews Band finishes their run at Jacksonville’s Daily’s Place tonight.

Stream full show audio taped by Henry Hart and watch fan-shot video footage below:

Setlist (via DMB Almanac)

Set: Warehouse, Come On Come On, Squirm, Grace Is Gone, The Maker, Don’t Drink the Water, You Never Know, When the World Ends, Break Free, Grey Street, Walk Around the Moon, Dancing Nancies, Kill the Preacher [tease] » Why I Am, The Song That Jane Likes, What Would You Say, Gravedigger, Jimi Thing, So Much to Say » Anyone Seen the Bridge » Too Much

Encore: Something to Tell My Baby, Corn Bread