Greensky Bluegrass Performs ‘Leap Year’ At 1st ‘Leap Year Sessions’ Concert

Greensky Bluegrass kicked off their The Leap Year Sessions series of livestreamed concerts on Friday night. The quintet unveiled video featuring their performance of “Leap Year,” the song which gave the series its name, that ended Friday’s show.

The Leap Year Sessions will continue each Friday night this month and in September via HYFI.com. Greensky started this past Friday’s set by pairing their own “The Four” and Norton Buffalo’s “Ain’t No Bread In The Breadbox.” The band then played classic originals “Nine Days” and “200 Miles From Montana” ahead of a cover of “Hit Parade Of Love” by Jimmy Martin.

Mandolinist Paul Hoffman starred on “In Control” next, which was followed by a run of “Can’t Stop Now,” “Bottle Dry” and “Fixin’ To Ruin.” From there, GSBG offered a take on Bill Monroe’s “Wheel Hoss” ahead of their own “Handguns.” Greensky Bluegrass then presented “Blood Sucking F(r)iends” and a well-jammed “Leap Year” that spanned nearly 17 minutes.

Watch GSBG’s performance of “Leap Year” from Friday night below:

Setlist (via PT GSBG)

Set: The Four > Ain’t No Bread in the Breadbox, Nine Days, 200 Miles from Montana, Hit Parade of Love, In Control, Can’t Stop Now, Bottle Dry, Fixin To Ruin, Wheel Hoss, Handguns, Blood Sucking F(r)iends, Leap Year