Scott Sharrard Joins The String Cheese Incident At The Capitol Theatre

The String Cheese Incident brought out guitarist Scott Sharrard during their show Monday night at The Capitol Theatre in Port Chester, New York. SCI also went into the audience to perform an acoustic “Dark Hollow.”

“You’ve Got The World” opened the first set of the band’s third straight concert at The Cap. They then worked through “Sweet Spot,” a pairing of “Little Hands” into “Don’t It Make You Wanna Dance” and “Beautiful.” Sharrard then emerged to add electric guitar to “Outside And Inside.” Coinciding with the anniversary of Gregg Allman’s death in 2017, Sharrard – who was a prominent member of Allman’s solo band – also assisted on a bust out cover of The Allman Brothers Band’s “Hot’Lanta.”

The second set began with the members of The String Cheese Incident on the floor of The Cap surrounded by the audience. The group then played an acoustic version of the traditional “Dark Hollow,” which was last covered by SCI in 2006. Back onstage, the set continued with “Into The Blue,” followed by “Joyful Sound” > “Rumble.” The rarely played cover of The Police’s “Walking On The Moon” was placed within “Best Feeling,” which then landed on “Colliding.” The sixth SCI set of the weekend at the storied venue drew to a close with “Texas.” The band capped the run at The Cap by encoring with Peter Gabriel’s classic “Shakin’ The Tree.”

Watch footage of “Dark Hollow” shared by Jonah Schulte and footage of Sharrard’s sit-in shared by the guitarist below:

Setlist (via Friends Of Cheese)

Set One: You’ve Got The World, Sweet Spot, Little Hands > Don’t It Make You Wanna Dance, Beautiful, Outside And Inside [1] > Hot ‘Lanta [1]

Set Two: Dark Hollow [2], Into The Blue, Joyful Sound > Rumble, Best Feeling > Walking On The Moon > Best Feeling > Colliding, Texas

Encore: Shakin’ The Tree

Notes:

• [1] with Scott Sharrard on electric guitar
• [2] Unplugged, acoustic