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Recap: Dave Matthews Band at Freedom Mortgage Pavilion

Placeholder Shilloutte User Image Matty Cord July 18th, 2022

The Dave Matthews Band rocked Freedom Mortgage Pavilion across the river in Camden, NJ this past weekend – July 15th and July 16th. I attended the show on Friday evening. The weather was great and spirits were high for a fun summer night filled with rock and roll.

The band played for over two hours, gracing the Camden crowd with 22 DMB tracks; offering a completely unique set the following evening. Some highlights of the night included hearing “So Much To Say” and “Fool To Think” – which, according to Setlist.fm, they played as an opener for the first time since 2004.

It’s always a blast seeing The Dave Matthews Band, and I’m looking forward to the next time they travel through Philadelphia!

Setlist
1. Fool to Think
2. Big Eyed Fish
3. Bartender
4. Samurai Cop (Oh Joy Begin)
5. So Much to Say
6. Anyone Seen the Bridge
7. Too Much
8. Sweet
9. Rooftop
10. Seek Up
11. When the World Ends
12. Walk Around the Moon
13. Pantala Naga Pampa
14. Rapunzel
15. Grace Is Gone
16. You Might Die Trying
17. Come On Come On
18. What You Are
19. Everyday
20. Don’t Drink the Water
Encore:
21. Sister
22. Ants Marching

Lollapalooza: 30+ Years of Headliners/Notable Acts

Lollapalooza was first launched on July 18, 1991.

Originally launched as a farewell tour for Jane’s Addiction, the festival has had a unique history from its initial run from 1991 to 1997. It was then revived in 2003, canceled in 2004 but has been active from 2005 to today.

Lollapalooza has definitely evolved over time from a traveling festival to its current multi-day extravaganza in Chicago’s Grant Park. But how has it fared musically over the course of three decades?  Here’s a look at past headliners and other notable acts from years past.

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