HT faves Phoenix returned to the road last night for the first show of what looks to be an extremely lengthy world tour. Phoenix treated fans at Queen Elizabeth Theater in Vancouver, British Columbia to each and every song on the ten-track Bankrupt LP! which is set for an April 23rd release. In addition, they played seven tunes off their breakthrough Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix LP including hits Lisztomania and 1901.

[Photo via @wearephoenix]

Towards the end of the performance, Phoenix welcomed fans on stage for Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix track Rome, reprising an incident that happened the last time the French electro-pop act visited Vancouver before reprising their new single – Entertainment. Watch what happened…

• Review: Phoenix Dispels Doubts at Tour Opener

Here’s the complete setlist from Phoenix’s tour opener…

[Originally Published: August 31, 2012]

Happy Friday everybody. Congrats on making it through a tough work week, but now it’s time to relax, kick your feet up and enjoy a long holiday weekend. For this week’s Full Show Friday selection we’ve got one of the most highly-regarded Jerry Garcia Band shows of all-time. When the JGB played the Hampton Coliseum on November 9, 1991 they were joined by none other than Bruce Hornsby.

Jer always seemed to get a huge kick out of jamming with Hornsby as Bruce always challenged and pushed Garcia. That was true on this night as the JGB and Hornsby tear through a setlist that featured some of the best songs in the band’s repertoire including Run For The Roses, Don’t Let Go, Midnight Moonlight and The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down. YouTuber LoloYodel has combined two separate fan-shot camera angles with a soundboard soundtrack making for a superb set of videos.

Jerry Garcia Band: 11/09/1991 @ Hampton Coliseum

Set One: How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You), He Ain’t Give You None, You Never Can Tell, Run For The Roses, Night They Drove Old Dixie Down, I Second That Emotion, My Sisters And Brothers, Ain’t No Bread In The Breadbox

Set Two: Bright Side Of The Road, Shining Star, Waiting For A Miracle, Think, I Shall Be Released, Don’t Let Go, Midnight Moonlight

Encore: What A Wonderful World

Umphrey’s McGee interactive UM Bowl concert returns to Chicago’s Park West on April 26th and today attendees received their ballots for the Raw Stewage first quarter and the All Request+ second quarter. The Raw Sewage quarter will feature pieces of previously performed improvs selected by fans from a list of 30 choices weaved together by the band, while the All Request+ quarter will see the sextet perform rare or never-played originals and covers as voted on by attendees.

The band has shared snippets of all 30 previously performed improvs that are on the ballot for the Raw Stewage quarter. You can listen to the snippets here and buy the Raw Stewage 2013 compilation for $13 which gets you over eight hours of music…

Among the 40+ options on the ballot for the All Request+ quarter are many “special teams” selections which feature solo, duo, trio and quartet options. Cantina Band (John Williams), Bubblehouse (MMW), Echoes (Pink Floyd) and Porch (Pearl Jam) are among the cover choices, while original selections include rarities Memories of Home, Rocco, Mamu and Bullhead City. Special Team options such as Joel Cummins Solo Orfeo, Angular Momentum (from Live at the Murat – Jake and Kris) and UM Trio featuring Jake Cinninger on drums are spread through the ballot. UM even gave fans the option of having the band perform a song from Beck’s Songreader book of music.

Check out the entire All Request+ Ballot…

[Click On Image For Full-Size]

Voting is only open to those attending the UM Bowl IV.

The Purple Hatter’s Ball will take place from at May 10 – 12 at the Spirit of Suwannee Music Park in Live Oak, Florida featuring a lineup that includes HT faves Lettuce and The New Mastersounds as well as Quantic, DubConscious and The Malah. Recently, festival organizers added Emancipator and Eddie Roberts’ West Coast Sounds to the bill and revealed that Roosevelt Collier and Nigel Hall will be joined by Lenesha Randolph (Robert Randolph & The Family Band), Adam Smirnoff (Lettuce), Pete Shand (The New Mastersounds), Jermal Watson (Dirty Dozen Brass Band) and The Shady Horns – Ryan Zoidis, Eric Bloom and James Casey for a set dubbed “Sunday Gospel Surprise” on May 12th.

Here’s the full list of acts set to play The Purple Hatter’s Ball…

Purple Hatter’s Ball 2013 Artist Line Up

Lettuce • Emancipator • The New Mastersounds • Quantic • The Malah • DubConscious • Eddie Roberts’ West Coast Sounds • Roosevelt Collier & Nigel Hall’s Sunday Gospel Surprise • Greenhouse Lounge • Catfish Alliance • Chroma • Trial By Stone • Sir Charles • Lucky Costello • Cherry Royale • Scott Campbell & Avis Berry Band • Profit • Stone Street • Major Shed • FLT RSK • Antique Animals

Crunchay Campground Stage & Crunchay Sunday in the Music Hall

Shoes & Laces • Spektrum • Don McCon • T3AM • DJ Bobby Newport • Afro Monk • Mason Masters • LeGinge • DJ Ellofunk • SethEdemik • S.P.O.R.E. • Combustible • Vlad the Inhaler •Leo Kulishevskiy • Trillucination • DJ Kevin Velarde • Bit Deff • Beat Thief Inc. • Elliot Mess

In other festival news, JamBase Live organizers have announced second stage acts for their inaugural event: The Stone Foxes, McTuff, Huckle, Marcus Eaton, K Sera, Mister Loveless, Tumbleweed Wanderers, and Matt Anderson. Tickets are currently available through the JamBase Live website.

Months after the Harlem Shake phenomenon took hold, Phish front man Trey Anastasio and the cast and crew of Hands On A Hardbody offer their interpretation of the meme…

Sadly, it seems the cast and crew might not have much more time left together according to New York Post On Broadway columnist Michael Riedel, who claims Hands On A Hardbody is currently losing a quarter of a million dollars a week. Tickets are available through the musical’s website.

[Video Hat Tip - @gr8fulgolfer]

Steve Kimock was slated to play the Great American Music Hall in San Francisco last night with his current band which includes Andy Hess on bass, keyboardist Bernie Worrell and drummer Wally Ingram. Knowing Kimock’s close relationship with Furthur / Grateful Dead guitarist Bob Weir it wasn’t a stretch to think the jorts-loving Weir would show, especially since Steve took part in Bobby’s Weir Here talk show at TRI Studios on Wednesday night. Not only did Bobby show up, but he brought his new comrades Leslie Mendelson and Jason Crosby with him. As if that wasn’t enough, Worrell’s former Talking Heads band mate Jerry Harrison sat in on a tune during the first set.

The guest-laden show featured multi-instrumentalist Jason Crosby throughout. Harrison emerged during the first set for a cover of Al Green’s Take Me To The River, which was a staple of Talking Heads’ live shows. Weir and Mendelson came out at the start of the second set to join Crosby, Kimock, Worrell, Ingram and Hess. During the second set Leslie sang To Love Somebody, Weir led the ensemble through Willie Dixon’s Little Red Rooster and Grateful Dead staples New Speedway Boogie and I Know You Rider, while Worrell sang a rendition of Burning Down The House. Weir, Mendelson and Crosby stuck around for an encore of a song that has made Bobby’s rotation as of late – a cover of Delbert McClinton’s Standing On Shaky Ground. Here’s a video of Little Red Rooster from last night…

[Hat Tip - @RatDogDotOrg]

It’s important to remember that our rock heroes are real people who go through all of the same emotions that we do. For instance, they beam with pride at the accomplishments of their children. Grateful Dead bassist Phil Lesh has used his new venue, Terrapin Crossroads, to not only play with his variety of projects, but also as a home for the projects of his two talented songs – Grahame and Brian.

Watch as Phil can’t wipe the smile off his face as he performs a cover of Kenny Chesney’s You and Tequila last night at Terrapin Crossroads with his two boys and their band. Chesney recorded You and Tequila in 2010 with the help of Grace Potter. Phil has mentioned his appreciation of contemporary country stars such as Chesney in a recent Relix interview. This take on You and Tequila, which sweetly segues into Uncle John’s Band, is delivered by the Terrapin Family Band…

And here’s the ensemble’s riveting take on New Speedway Boogie…

[via nowiknowyouryder h/t Daniel Skinner]

We’re sad to report that famed record producer Phil Ramone passed away this morning at New York Presbyterian Hospital in his adopted hometown of New York City. Ramone’s resume reads like a list of the best albums ever produced and was known for his innovative techniques. The producer, who was 72, died from the effects of an aortic aneurysm for which he was first hospitalized last month.

[Photo of Phil Ramone and Ray Charles via Pitchfork]

Among the talent Ramone worked with are Barbra Streisand, Paul McCartney, Paul Simon, Ray Charles, Bob Dylan, Frank Sinatra, Billy Joel, Elton John, B.B. King, Chicago, Madonna, George Michael, Rod Stewart, Leslie Gore, Bruce Springsteen, James Taylor and Stevie Wonder. Ramone was nominated for an unbelievable 33 Grammys and won 14 of them. Here’s a selection of the awards he won…

• 1965 – Best Engineered Recording (non classical), for Getz/Gilberto
• 1970 – Best Musical Show Album for producing Promises, Promises
• 1976 – Album of the Year for producing Still Crazy After All These Years
• 1979 – Record of the Year for producing “Just the Way You Are“
• 1980 – Album of the Year for producing 52nd Street
• 1981 – Producer of the Year (non classical)
• 1984 – Best Album Of Original Score Written For A Motion Picture Or A Television Special, for Flashdance
• 1995 – Best Musical Show Album for producing Passion
• 2003 – Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album, for producing “Playin’ With My Friends: Bennett Sings The Blues”
• 2005 – Album of the Year and Best Surround Sound Album for producing Genius Loves Company
• 2006 – Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album for producing The Art of Romance
• 2007 – Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album for producing Duets: An American Classic

[via Wikipedia]

Phil Ramone was 72 and is survived by three sons and his wife Karen.

[via Billboard]

UPDATE: Tonight’s show in London has concluded. Setlist here. Rich Robinson sang the tour debut cover of Oh! Sweet Nuthin’ by Velvet Underground

HT faves The Black Crowes’ Lay Down With Number 13 World Tour continued on Wednesday night at 02 Academy in Glasgow, Scotland and then on Friday night in London, England for the first of two shows at HMV Forum that mark the end of the tour’s first leg. Each show contained a handful of tour debuts as the group works new lead guitarist Jackie Greene into the mix.

Thursday’s performance in Glasgow saw the tour’s first versions of the Joe Cocker cover Space Captain, Oh Josephine off 2008′s Warpaint LP, Garden Gate off 2009′s Before The Frost… album, Sometimes Salvation off 1992′s The Southern Harmony And Musical Companion and the Ry Cooder cover Boomer’s Story. Last night in London saw the Crowes deliver tour debut performances of Before The Frost…’s Good Morning Captain, covers of Little Feat’s Willin’ and Traffic’s Feelin’ Alright, Seeing Things from 1990′s Shake Your Money Maker and in honor of the holiday Good Friday off of 1996′s Three Snakes and One Charm.

We’ve put together a selection of videos from the last two shows together for your enjoyment including the tour debuts of Sometimes Salvation, Good Friday and Garden Gate, a stirring take on Thorn In My Pride, the group’s cover of Medicated Goo by Traffic, a ripping Wiser Time and Jackie on mandolin for She Talks To Angels…

First off, to show where Jackie Greene has been really impressing each night, check out his work in this version of Thorn In My Pride from Glasgow, especially around the 6:30 mark…

Feast your ears and eyes on the tour debut of Sometimes Salvation…

What better than Good Friday ON Good Friday?…

Medicated Goo was one of two Traffic covers The Black Crowes played last night…

Finally, here’s 27 glorious minutes of Wiser Time, She Talks To Angels, Garden Gate…

The Black Crowes will sell official recordings from this tour at its LiveBlackCrowes.com portal. Chris and Rich Robinson and Co. are wrapping up the European leg finale in London as we go to press.

Earlier this month we told you that Paul McCartney announced the framework of a massive world tour dubbed “Out There!” While Macca didn’t reveal many dates, he did mention he would “travel the world throughout the year.” The legendary performer also said the tour would hit many cities he’s never played before. Paul’s headlining set at Bonnaroo is the only U.S. date announced thus far, but recently the Boston Globe confirmed that McCartney is bringing his band back to Boston.

Paul McCartney will return to Boston’s iconic Fenway Park on Tuesday, July 9th. McCartney made his Fenway debut in 2009, when he played two shows at the home of the Red Sox. An official announcement is forthcoming and will include ticketing details. It’s nice to know the Boston faithful are guaranteed at least one night that will be full of big hits at Fenway this summer.

Last weekend Kyle Hollingsworth and the Kyle Hollingsworth Band featuring Keith Moseley played a series of three shows in Colorado. When the String Cheese Incident keyboardist and bassist and the rest of the KHB were in the middle of the Then There’s Now outtake Let’s Go Outside during one of these shows, they segued the improv into a two-minute segment of Justin Timberlake’s Suit & Tie.

Justin Timberlake released Suit & Tie as the b-side of his Mirrors single and on his recently released third studio album – The 20/20 Experience. Hollingsworth just posted audio of the Suit & Tie jam on his SoundCloud page, noting “Ok Ok- this is more of a tease of the JT tune. We jammed it out of Lets Go Outside. I almost got all the notes…. Man that guy can sing.” Let’s take a listen…

One week ago today Umphrey’s McGee wrapped out the western portion of their never-ending tour with a headlining set at the McDowell Mountain Music Festival in Phoenix, Arizona. The band was joined by jazz guitarist Stanley Jordan for a two-song encore that included UM original Glory and a cover of Making Flippy Floppy by Talking Heads.

We just came across video of this beautiful version of Glory, which features Cinninger and then Jordan taking two completely different approaches to their solos. Unfortunately it cuts about 40 seconds before the song ended, but it’s still worth taking a look…

You can buy the soundboard from this show, and every UM performance, via UMLive.net.

Earlier this month we came across a pair of Steely Dan tour dates near Chicago that we figured were just the first of many shows the jazz-rock band will play this summer. Today, another date has surfaced, as the bayside San Diego venue Humprey’s By The Bay has announced its 2013 lineup, which finds Steely Dan performing there on August 21st.

NBC’s SoundDiego website lists all shows and ticket prices for the season and we were surprised to see Steely Dan tops the list of ticket prices by a whopping $45. Steely Dan fans will have to pay $155 face ($169.50 with fees) to see the band play at Humphrey’s By The Bay. For comparison’s sake, tickets to see Los Lobos, Los Lonely Boys AND Alejandro Escovedo are only $55 a piece, while tickets to see legendary performer Willie Nelson run $88. Jazz pianist Diane Krall, who will play the venue on September 20th, is the only show on the lineup for which tickets are over $100 (tickets to see Krall’s Glad Rag Doll show cost $110).

Steely Dan famously sang about making “tonight a wonderful thing” in their 1980 hit Hey Nineteen by enjoying “the Cuervo Gold” and the “fine Colombian.” If you pair those two things with a Steely Dan concert in San Diego, you’re looking at a $300+ night as Huffington Post puts the street price of a gram of cocaine in the U.S. at $120, while you can buy a liter of Cuervo Gold for $15.98. Bear in mind Humphrey’s By The Bay is an intimate venue with a capacity of 1,450, but it isn’t often a ticket to a Steely Dan show costs more than the “fine Colombian,” though some say the Dan were singing about weed not coke.

HT faves RAQ’s three-night reunion run through the Northeast came to a close last night at The Blockley in Philadelphia after previous performances in Boston on Thursday night and in New York City on Saturday evening. The group showed off the impressive breadth of their catalog, repeating only two songs over the course of a run that was essentially a giant three-night Welcome To The Donkey Show sandwich as it began and ended with the fan-favorite RAQ original.

[Photo by Andrew Blackstein]

While we’re still working on a review of RAQ’s fantastic performance in NYC that will go up soon (complete with more of Andrew Blackstein’s photos), we wanted to share not only all of the setlists from the past three nights but also professionally-shot footage of last night’s show with soundboard audio. The Blockley streamed the entire 2:14 show via their Ustream feed…

Video streaming by Ustream

Here’s all three RAQ Reunion Tour setlists and audio links…

3/28 – Boston, MA

Set: Welcome To The Donkey Show > Hannah Can, Will Run, Stuck In A Big Hole > Tumbling Down, Bootch Magoo > Late Night > Push Th’ Little Daisies > Late Night, Shirley Be A Drooler

Encore: Forget Me Not > Whipping Post, Bootch Magoo

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3/29 – New York, NY

Set: Bob’s Your Uncle > Cheap Sunglasses > Botz > City Funk, Walking In Circles > Reason > Clamslide > Reason, Quick And Painless > Silhouette > Quick And Painless, Brother From Another Mother

Encore: Carbohydrates Are The Enemy

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3/30 – Philadelphia, PA

Set: Gabvonie, One Of These Days, Comin’ Home, Circumstance -> Dirty Love, Back To The Head, The Down Low, Shirley Be A Drooler -> Beauregard, Sweet Cream Butter, Said and Done > Botz Reprise

Encore: Clamslide*, Wax -> Welcome To The Donkey Show**

* – Turbo Version
** – Completes 3/28 Version

It’s no secret that The Rolling Stones are gearing up for a world tour. The band can’t make a move without a news outlet reporting on it, so the whole world knew the Stones had signed a pact with AEG Live to promote a series of upcoming shows shortly after they did so. The question then turned to where and when the Stones will perform and it looks like we’ll get our answer on Wednesday.

This past Friday The Rolling Stones updated their official website and social media outlets with postings stating “5 Days & Counting.” Yesterday, the same outlets sported images and notifications with “4 Days & Counting.” While math isn’t our thing it appears the band is counting down to Wednesday.

The Stones are using the hashtag “#StartMeUpWednesday” to promote the major announcement that seems to be coming on Wednesday and haven’t just stuck to the virtual world for this guerrilla marketing campaign. They’ve also paid for billboards and screens in Chicago and San Francisco to display the band’s iconic tongue logo and phrases from their songs that intimate an announcement is coming on Wednesday.

UPDATE: “Satisfaction” and teaser billboards showed up in Los Angeles… [video]

[via The Rolling Stones Facebook]

So what do we know about what the band will announce three days from now? Well, both Rolling Stone and Showbiz 411 agree that the tour will include 18 North American dates. The Stones’ official Facebook page and the @GRRRegory Twitter account both posted photos from the group’s famed Hyde Park concert in London that took place in 1969, which gives strength to the long-running rumor that Mick Jagger and Co. will perform there again this year. Furthermore, News.Com.AU reports that Wednesday’s announcement will include Australian dates. Also, if we presume that cities hosting billboards with ads for the tour announcement with host shows, the Stones will visit Los Angeles, San Francisco and Chicago as part of the tour. Finally, Rob Rossi, a writer for the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, tweeted his belief that The Rolling Stones will play Pittsburgh’s Consol Energy Center.

• Cities w/ Tour Announcement Billboards: Los Angeles, San Francisco and Chicago
• Cities w/ Reporters Saying The Stones Are Coming: Pittsburgh

Here’s a look at some of the #StartMeUpWednesday signage…

We’d like to wish our readers a very Happy Easter in the best way we know how. We’ve compiled a list of ten easter eggs representing ten of our favorite bands. Enjoy the holiday!

1. Phish – The Jon Fishman Easter Egg

[via @arielomatic on Twitter]

2. Grateful Dead

[Linda Gross via Grateful Dead Archive Online]

3. Van Halen

[Eggie Van Halen by Brian Wible via Van Halen News Desk]

4. The Beatles

[Photo via The Beatles Story]

5. Wilco

[wilco easter egg, a photo by Rakka on Flickr]

6. KISS

[Photo by Ashley via Babesta]

7. Janis Joplin

[Available on eBay]

8. Jimi Hendrix

[Photo by ZoeKatherine]

9. Rolling Stones

10. Thom Yorke of Radiohead

[via electricrain]

The always colorful Flaming Lips will visit David Letterman on Wednesday night in support of their new album, The Terror, which comes out Tuesday. The Lips will also once again tackle Music Festival Season head-on with appearances set for the Beale Street Festival in Memphis, the Bottle Rock Festival in Napa, The Great GoogaMooga in Brooklyn and the Brighton Festival in England, among others.

[Photo by J. Michelle Martin Coyne]

Monday, April 1 [All Times ET]

• Paul McCartney: Good Evening New York City [AXS 4:20PM]
• The Band Perry on David Letterman [CBS 11:35PM]
• Goo Goo Dolls on Jay Leno [NBC 11:35PM]
• DJ Jazzy Jeff on Jimmy Fallon [NBC 12:35AM]
• Ringo Starr: Ringo at the Ryman [AXS 2AM]

Tuesday, April 2

• Ben Harper: The Making of Get Up [Palladia 11AM]
• von Grey on Conan [TBS 11PM]
• Cold War Kids on Jimmy Kimmel [ABC 11:35AM]
• Deerhunter on Jimmy Fallon [NBC 12:35AM]
• Pete Wentz on Carson Daly [NBC 1:35AM]

Wednesday, April 3

• Dave Matthews Band: Weekend on the Rocks [AXS 4PM]
• Darius Rucker on Conan [TBS 11PM]
• The Flaming Lips on David Letterman [CBS 11:35PM]
• Gloriana on Jay Leno [NBC 11:35PM]
• Bonnie Raitt on Craig Ferguson (R) [CBS 12:35AM]

Thursday, April 4

• B.B. King: With Special Guests [AXS 1:10PM]
• Fleetwood Mac: Live in Boston Pt. II [AXS 2:10PM]
• Macklemore & Ryan Lewis on Conan [TBS 11PM]
• Tyler the Creator on David Letterman [CBS 11:35PM]
• Ryan Bingham on Jimmy Fallon [NBC 12:35AM]

In my SXSW preview one of the bands that I was hoping to catch in Austin was the London-based sister-act The Staves. The trio, who I didn’t get to check out, are looking to build on the trend of folkie British exports that have captured the attention of music fans in the states. The Staves, who plays an enchanting brand of wispy folk highlighted by their gorgeous three-part harmonies, got some heavyweight help from behind the boards for the their album Dead & Born & Grown.

The twelve-track effort was produced by the formidable father-son duo of Glyn and Ethan Johns, whose resumes read like a who’s who of the history of rock – with Glyn working with the likes of The Beatles, The Band and Bob Dylan, while Ethan worked with the likes of Ryan Adams, Ray LaMontagne and Laura Marling. This is the first time the duo have ever worked together on a record.

The trio’s album recently got its U.S. release via Atlantic Records, and have marked the occasion with a music video for the track Facing West. Let’s check it out…

The Staves – Facing West

The Staves will cross the pond for a 24-date tour that kicks off in Philadelphia on May 15.

One of my favorite parts of Phish festivals are the From The Archives shows broadcast over each event’s radio station that feature amazing segments from the band’s archive. These programs, hosted by Phish archivist Kevin Shapiro, have been a staple of the group’s festivals since Clifford Ball. Last summer, I decided to put together a compilation of tracks I’d choose if I ever got to host an episode of From The Archives. I shared these choices with our pal KernelForbin who downloaded the segments from the Phish Spreadsheet and lovingly remastered them for the first installment of a series we’ve dubbed “Faux The Archives.” Today, we present Faux The Archives Volume 4.

[Graphic by Brian Levine]

We’ll debut Faux The Archives – Volume 4 in ThePhish room on Turntable.FM starting at 2PM ET this afternoon. Once we’ve finished running through the tracks, a download link will be posted here.

Our fourth installment kicks off with one of only two versions of Letter to Jimmy Page that wasn’t delivered in the middle of Alumni Blues. This second set opener from Jones Beach ’94 leads into a great David Bowie, complete with Jessica (Allman Bros.) jam. Next up we bring you the Phish debut of Sweet Virginia (Rolling Stones) from the band’s most recent show in New Orleans. Now that we’re warmed up we’ll dive into a twisted Down With Disease from Japan ’00 that approaches the 25-minute mark and a gorgeous, Type-II heavy Tweezer from Dayton ’95 that slyly segues into Makisupa Policeman. A What’s The Use? that was played as the sun set behind Great Woods in 1999 gives us a breather before we jump back in to an outstanding take on You Enjoy Myself from St. Louis ’93. Dude of Life helps out on a most interesting Mike’s Song from the quartet’s final show at The Front that leads into an I Am Hydrogen which finds Page McConnell utilizing a cheap Casio synth. The Mike’s Groove finishes with a highly underrated Weekapaug from Kansas City ’95. Finally, we end the compilation with the first and only Phish version of Rhinoceros by Smashing Pumpkins.

07/15/94 – Letter to Jimmy Page > David Bowie (19:36)
09/26/99 – Sweet Virginia (04:30)
06/10/00 – Down With Disease (24:13)
11/30/95 – Tweezer -> Makisupa Policeman (26:29)
07/12/99 – What’s The Use? (08:41)
04/14/93 – You Enjoy Myself -> Spooky Jam > You Enjoy Myself (24:53)
05/12/91 – Mike’s Song > I Am Hydrogen (09:03)
10/19/95 – Weekapaug Groove (13:11)
08/03/98 – Rhinoceros (06:43)

Total Time: 2h 17m
V0 MP3 @ 44.1KHz

• Download Link: Faux The Archives #4
• Previously: Faux The Archives #1, Faux The Archives #2, Faux The Archives #3

Seattle rockers Pearl Jam returned to the stage for the first time in 2013 last night at the Jockey Club in Sao Paolo, Brazil as one of the headliners of Lollapalooza Brasil. For their first performance of the year Pearl Jam focused on material from the ’90s and mixed in covers by the likes of The Ramones, The Who and Pink Floyd among the 27 songs they played.

[via @pearljamofficial]

While it’s no secret the band is currently in the midst of recording a new album, they did not debut any material last night. Watch the band perform Even Flow at Lollapalooza Brasil…

Here’s the extended setlist with notes from the PearlJam.com forum…

Pearl Jam
Lollapalooza Brazil
Sao Paulo, Br.
March 31, 2013
Set List

01. Elderly Woman Behind The Counter In A Small Town
02. Why Go
03. Interstellar Overdrive-(Barrett, Mason, Waters, Wright)
04. Corduroy
05. Comatose

(Ed checks with the crowd to make sure they are all okay. He wishes them happy Easter in Portuguese and says, “This is a chocolate egg called Ole´”)

06. Olé
07. Do The Evolution (crowd sings along with Stone’s guitar)

(Ed starts playing “Wishlist” and says, “This is for April”)

08. Wishlist (crowd briefly sings verse melody during outro)
09. Got Some
10. Even Flow
11. Nothing Man
12. Insignificance

(During the guitar change the crowd sings “Olé Pearl Jam”)

13. Daughter/W.M.A
14. World Wide Suicide

(Ed apologizes for speaking in English but his Portuguese sounds like “shit”. He mentions the band are in the middle of making a record and if the show had been anywhere else they probably wouldn’t have been able to make it. Since the shows were in South America and started here in Brazil they couldn’t say no. He thanks the crowd for coming out on a Sunday and asks them to help sing the next song.)

15. Jeremy
16. Unthought Known
17. State Of Love And Trust
18. Rearviewmirror

Encore Break 1

(Ed says he would like to raise a toast and begins toasting all the bands he can remember playing the festival as well as the audience.)

19. Given To Fly
20. Not For You/Modern Girl-(Sleater Kinney)

(Ed addresses the crowd in Portuguese.)

21. Better Man/Save It For Later-(Charley, Cox, Morton, Steele, Wakeling)
22. Black

(In Portuguese Ed talks about his friends the Ramones)

23. I Believe In Miracles -(Ramone, Ray)

(short round of “Hey Ho, Let’s Go” from the audience)

24. Go
25. Alive
26. Baba O’Riley-(Townshend)

(Ed wishes the crowd well. He thanks them for taking care of each other and for being one of the best audiences there is to play for)

27. Yellow Ledbetter