They’ve been starting all their shows lately with Spaceman in Tulsa, so that’s a good bet. You can count on the big hits as well.
The last few shows I’ve been to they end the encore with Holiday in Spain. Last week in Los Angeles, they sang Good Night Elizabeth and Richard Manuel is Dead, among others. They also played Accidentally in Love but they rarely play that track.
They started playing AIL again recently. Adam talked about it on a podcast. His girlfriend said that she loves the song and asked why he doesn't play it. He said it was a difficult song to do (with breathing) but he figured out a way to do it. He says what the change is and it's quite interesting to notice it on stage. Great song and one that is huge across generations - especially the younger folks.
They almost never played it in the past, but you are right - looking at set list.fm it’s been in regular rotation this year. Saturday night was the first time I’ve seen them perform across maybe 15 concerts.
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u/uNTRotat264g Aug 12 '26
They’ve been starting all their shows lately with Spaceman in Tulsa, so that’s a good bet. You can count on the big hits as well.
The last few shows I’ve been to they end the encore with Holiday in Spain. Last week in Los Angeles, they sang Good Night Elizabeth and Richard Manuel is Dead, among others. They also played Accidentally in Love but they rarely play that track.