Setlist Dead & Company Riverbend Music Center, Cincinnati 6/22/22

[Equinox]

Last song I ever saw Jerry play. RFK in '95.

Gosh do I miss Jerry

I seem to miss him more as time goes by. Nothing ever came along to replace him.

[SunshineSue]

Well, they sure made up for a short-ish first set with a 2+ hour second set! What a lovely way to wrap up a set with great jams!

And another fun night on couch tour! I'm so glad the streams keep flowing. See you folks this weekend for some music from Chicago. Have fun everyone headed that way, safe travels!!

[GratefulRose]

Black Muddy River.

That second set was really good! I'm sure this weekend is going to be amazing!

Is it clear if Billy will make those shows?

Thanks Sue for the setlist!

[WWise]

Thanks for driving Sue! BMR was sweet
Have a grate night everyone

[Equinox]

See y'all Friday

I'll be there.

[Equinox]

Thanks for driving, Sue.

[Chuckster]

...Thanks for driving us tonight, Sue, for what was just a stellar show at one of the remaining historic amphitheatre venues & scenic settings (it's apparent that the place indeed has character)...

I will literally be *seeing* and joining you all from Chicago & Wrigley Field on Friday & Saturday...



Until then...Be Well & Peace ✌ Love & Happiness

[KEZHEAD]

Thank You so much Sue

[perry]

Hitting the mountains for a quick night of camping and back for the show and Avs Friday. See y'all then

[patchthenation]

OK, I admit it. I don't understand the significance, if any, of the flying pig as it relates to Cincinnati.

Pioneer pig stickers established the pork-packing industry as an early building block of Cincinnati’s prosperity in the mid to late 1800s.

In the years after, the business of bacon, salt pork and lard migrated on to other venues. Yet a legacy of dancing pigs and flying swine lingered on in Cincinnati and the Queen City has remained, as well, they still call the place “Porkopolis.”

dancing bears and dancing pigs lol