Greensky Bluegrass Performs ‘All For Money’ Album In Its Entirety In 2019

Greensky Bluegrass returns to the stage for the first time in 2021 tonight at The Woodlands Nature Reserve in Charleston, South Carolina. The quintet is set to tour this summer in support of their latest studio release, All For Money, which arrived in early 2019. The band’s initial run around the album included a stop at The Pageant in St. Louis where GSBG performed All For Money in its entirety for the first set.

While Greensky kicked off the tour in Albany and played a number of All For Money tunes — “Do It Alone,” “Courage For The Road,” “Murder Of Crows,” the title track and more — in the subsequent shows leading up to The Pageant, the band saved up the full album performance for the St. Louis theater which GSBG seems to be fond of as that’s where they chose to film their 2020 webcast series, The Leap Year Sessions. But the full LP performance naturally saw Greensky unveiling some of All For Money’s tracks for the first time like “Wish I Didn’t Know,” “It’s Not Mine Anymore” “Do Harm,” as per Phantasy Tour.

The second set got underway with The Leap Year Sessions namesake and also saw the band on some more traditional bluegrass numbers including “Reuben’s Train.” “I’m Working On A Building” and Townes Van Zandt’s “White Freight Liner Blues.” The second frame also included GSBG staples like “Burn Them” and “All Four.” The set would close with a cover of Bruce Springsteen’s “Dancing In The Dark” ahead of a fitting encore of “Drink Up And Go Home,” which has been recorded by Jimmy Martin as well as Jerry Garcia and David Grisman.

Watch Greensky Bluegrass perform All For Money in its entirety for the first set along with the second set from The Pageant in 2019 via the JamBase Live Video Archive for this edition of Full Show Friday:

Set One (All For Money)

Set Two

Setlist