MICHAEL W.
Great show, Great crowd. Warehouse / Ants encore - That says it all. On the lawn was way cool. Our seats were in the 200's and did not sit in them once. All over the place was the word of the night. See ya'll in the Park. Later, Wieboutwest

Mike H.
Show number 15 for me (I think) and a solid one at that. I thought the opening OSW was nice if not long enough. The everyday tease into #41 was great, especially considering the the reprise at the end of the show. The first two new songs were really great. I couldn't understand a single word Dave sang, but the jam out of Sugar Will was killer. It's great to hear some fresh jamming. From that point, the show kind of ebbed and flowed and never really found a good groove. Boyd and Roi looked a little bored, and Butch was really only featured two times or so. I really got into Loving Wings, my favorite newish song. Everyday was a great closer especially with the #36 singalong. It was just like at the Dave and friends in oakland this past winter. Killer. Warehouse has lots of energy, and I was sure it was going to be a one song encore. I think most of the band did too, but Carter (who never, ever dissappoints) busted into Ants and the band needed a minute to get it all together before closing in out in style. A fantastic encore. While not the best show I've been to, I've learned to enjoy every concert for what's offered. After all, I don't think the band will be touring every summer for too much longer, but time will tell.

Sean T.
Seat Location - 2nd Row Center...It breaks my heart to give a bad review but this was by far and away the most dissapointing show I have ever attended. The setlist was mundane, although the encore did end the night on a good note, and the band looked like they were working. One Sweet World was without the cool instrumnental intro, and after #41 I felt like they wanted everybody to sit down for the remainder of the main set. Not much else to say besides out of 30 shows this one was hands down the least entertaining.

Patrice F.
Sadly, I have to say, this was the first DMB show I ever left disappointed. I felt the band was off the whole night. I didn't care for the set list, however I did enjoy the new songs. They looked tired and it seemed they never engaged in the show. I have been to nearly 40 shows and this was the only one I can say I really didn't enjoy. They're human and everyone has off nights, so I am looking forward to G.G. Park.

Whit G.
HOLY DANG! This was show #11 for me, what an absolute joy to see this band bringing down the house for some good ol' Northern California fans. Beautiful evening capped off by seeing DMB blast through one of the best setlists I've ever seen. They started mellow with 'One Sweet World' and kept wrapping the audience tighter and tighter with great numbers like 'Song that Jane likes','The Stone', the BEST version of 'Too Much' I've seen. And that says nothing of the new material they're playing on this tour - 'Hello Again' and 'Joy Ride' flat out ROCK. Can't wait for that new album, Great Job DMB!

Scott R.
I was front row center for this show, I mean RIGHT in front of dave's mic, and while this was far from the best setlist i've seen in my 27 shows, I could sit that close and watch Dave sing Yankee Doodle for two and a half hours. The man is amazing. It doesn't matter what they are playing, his stage presence is unparalleled. Not to mention that he makes a point of making prolonged eye contact with everyone sitting up close, and even offers a personal thank you to those who donated to bama works for their tickets. Highlight of the night was Hello Again, which gets better and better each night.... seeing Dave go crazy up that close was insane!! Carter seemed to break all his drumsticks at the beginning of Ants, hence the 30 seconds when it was just Boyd.... thankfully he got more sticks, enough to pass one along to my friend Jill and me!! Thanks for everything guys, see you at the Gorge at GG Park!

Scott R.
I was front row center for this show, I mean RIGHT in front of dave's mic, and while this was far from the best setlist i've seen in my 27 shows, I could sit that close and watch Dave sing Yankee Doodle for two and a half hours. The man is amazing. It doesn't matter what they are playing, his stage presence is unparalleled. Not to mention that he makes a point of making prolonged eye contact with everyone sitting up close, and even offers a personal thank you to those who donated to bama works for their tickets. Highlight of the night was Hello Again, which gets better and better each night.... seeing Dave go crazy up that close was insane!! Carter seemed to break all his drumsticks at the beginning of Ants, hence the 30 seconds when it was just Boyd.... thankfully he got more sticks, enough to pass one along to my friend Jill and me!! Thanks for everything guys, see you at the Gorge at GG Park!

Jay T.
ok Show #16 .. all i have to say is " i felt so out of place in Marysville.. whats up with all the hicks? " DRIVE A TRUCK , GROW A MULLET" that should be a bumper sticker ..anyway ... well from OSW i knew they were going to be a mello this night ... i was 8th row( the guys with the flashing light and sign " i love your music" and " Dave and Carter can i have a PICK & STICK".. i did not get one ..:(i know dave saw the sign .. i remember him looking at me right in the eyes and shaking his head ..( like right on ...you got the DMB JAM bug in your system) its ok .. oh yeah sorry to all the tapers ..i was loud and rowdy but hey i paid for my ticket and i am a fan ... and i have never been 8th row.. What was up with that fight up front ,.. dave saw it watched it , then pointed ( i think) to the crowd who was having fun ...#41 ahhhh got it again .. 3 thimes this year it will hold up till next year .. yes i would have to Say their new music Joyride , Sugar hill will be my favorite songs off thier new album.. ( whens that coming out ?) anyway .. show #16 in the books and the memories .. thkn you guys again see you for #17 in Golden Gate PArk .... ...Peace ... look for the light! Jay

Kitch
well this show looks stronger on paper than it really was, but i havent complained about a show yet and im not about to start now. I'll start by tellin a quick story of why i travel the world for this band - an awsome couple my friend and i met on a smaller DMB chat board that we belong to (props up to my gorgeboard peeps;) but complete strangers really - welcomed us into there home and we road-tripped up with them up from sacramento..awsome peeps. Anywayz I will say jason mraz is a nice opening act - but this guy shines on his own smaller stage, but he's just gettin his legs for this stuff - were gonna see mraz around for ahwhile i think. Go see him on his solo stage - you'll be blown away i promise you. Anywayz..dmb = OSW as an opener - not the greatest opener but ok - after the 2 super strong shows in LA and 3 to come at the gorge - we kinda figured this one was gonna be a coaster and it kinda was. The 41 was pretty nice with the everyday tease - i knew we were getting it as a set closer or encore closer with a 36 soon as i heard it - but i might be wrong..nope..geeze i gotta get a life ! ;) First time ive heard 2 new ones of sugar will into hello again back to back..not the best way to lay it out - probably the weakest sugar will ive seen yet - but a real strong hello made up for it = then into a nice stone. a strong 2 song closer of warehouse & ants - but not mind blowing versions...Gonna leave it at that - was a good show but there saving some juice for the last stretch for certain so sweet right ;). cheers, kitch