Lucius, Boy & Bear, Margaret Glaspy

Schenley Plaza, Pittsburgh, PA.... 

WYEP's Summer Music Festival.



sorry, I haven't yet written about this show... add your own comments if you were also there! 

 

 Lucius

 

Boy & Bear

 


Lucius setlist:

  1. Madness
  2. Tempest
  3. Nothing Ordinary
  4. Almost Makes Me Wish for Rain
  5. Turn It Around
  6. Go Home
  7. Don't Just Sit There
  8. Dusty Trails
  9. Born Again Teen
  10. You Were on My Mind
  11. Two of Us on the Run
  12. How Loud Your Heart Gets
  13. Something About You
  14. Better Look Back
  15. Genevieve (encore break)
  16. Can't Help Falling In Love

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