Last night, Railroad Earth rocked Milwaukee’s Pabst Theater for a fun Friday night show. From the instant they took the stage, they played with heart and enthusiasm, beginning the night with “Like a Buddha” and not letting the energy down from that song on. Throughout the show, the band ebbed and flowed from Americana to bluegrass, from folk to rock-n-roll, with the ease of a greased wheel.
The second set contained a great opening section that saw “Black Elk Speaks,” “Black Bear,” “Stillwater Getaway,” and “Blazin’ A Trail” all segue into one another flawlessly. The encore was a real treat. Covering a song well-known in the jam scene as performed by Jerry Garcia, the band rocked a “Catfish John” much to the crowd’s delight. The band displayed another great night of music and demonstrated that Railroad Earth continues to produce great live shows. You can check out photos from the show below, courtesy of Daniel Ojeda.
Setlist: Railroad Earth | Pabst Theater | Milwaukee, WI | 3/24/2017
Set One: Like a Buddha, Happy Song, Drag Him Down, For Love, All Alone, Any Road, Right in Tune, Where Songs Begin -> Fisherman’s Blues
Set Two: Black Elk Speaks -> Black Bear -> Stillwater Getaway -> Blazin’ a Trail, Daddy-O, Goat, A Day in the Sand, Farewell to Isinglass -> Grandfather Mountain, Butterfly and the Tree, Long Way to Go
Encore: Catfish John
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