Disco Biscuits Play North Coast Late Night In Chicago

The Disco Biscuits are among the headliners of today’s final day action at North Coast Music Festival in Chicago. On Saturday night the jamtronica played a two-set late night at Concord Music Hall in The Windy City that was filled with improv-heavy classics.

Check out a gallery of photos from last night’s show thanks to Keith Griner of Phierce Photography:

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The quartet kicked off the festivities with a cover of Frank Zappa’s “Pygmy Twylyte” that they segued into “Spectacle.” Fan-favorite “Aceetobee” included “Catalyst” in the middle ahead of the first “Jamillia” since 2013. “Jamilla” gave way to “Wet” and a “And The Ladies Were The Rest Of The Night” set closer. The second set started with a “Highwire” sandwich complete with a filling of the beginning of “Spraypaint” and most of “Save The Robots.” An old school pairing of “M.E.M.P.H.I.S.” > “Basis For A Day” brought the second set to a close. The first “Mirrors” since January 27, 2013 served as encore.

The Disco Biscuits close out the action at the North Coast Music Festival’s 630 Stage starting at 8:30 p.m. tonight in Chicago’s Union Park.

Setlist (via PT Bisco)

Set One: Pygmy Twylyte > Spectacle, Aceetobee (beg) > Catalyst > Aceetobee (end), Jamillia > Wet, And the Ladies Were the Rest of the Night

Set Two: Highwire > Spraypaint (beg) >< Save the Robots (end/beg) > Highwire > M.E.M.P.H.I.S > Basis for a Day

Encore: Mirrors