STS9 took the stage on the beach first and mixed material from many eras. The jamtronica act’s set included their remix of Bloody Beetroots’s “Awesome” as well as the fitting “Water Song.” Tribe concluded their time in Mexico with a performance of “March.” Philadelphia’s the Disco Biscuits were up next. The quartet kicked off their set by working an inverted “And The Ladies Were The Rest Of The Night” into “Magellan.” A six-song, well-jammed set came to a close with “Spraypaint” > “Confrontation” > the end of “Hot Air Balloon.” Rain once again gave Umphrey’s McGee and attendees grief as it brought “Puppet String” to an early conclusion. However, the band was able to end on a high note by covering Toto’s “Africa” (with a lyric change in the chorus to “Mexico”) and weaving “Utopian Fir” into the middle of “Der Bluten Kat.”
Here’s the setlists from the final full day of Mayan Holidaze 2013:
STS9:
Set: This Us, Rent, Arigato, Golden Gate, Hidden Hand Hidden Fist, Blu Mood, 20-12, Awesome feat. Bloody Beetroots (STS9 remix) > Unquestionable Supremacy of Nature, Water Song, One A Day, March
[via @STS9]
Disco Biscuits:
Set: Magellan > Ladies^ > Magellan, Spraypaint > Confrontation^ > Hot Air Balloon*
^ -inverted
* -ending
[via PT Bisco]
Umphrey’s McGee
Set: No Crying In Mexico > 40’s Theme, Puppet String (unfinished due to rain), Africa (chorus changed to “Mexico”), Der Bluten Kat > Utopian Fir > Der Bluten Kat
[via @JeffersonWaful]
