cursive @ woxy lounge / the below lounge, oh 4/9/08 ~ woxy (they debuted donkeys and we're going to hell at this recording!)

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cursive @ woxy lounge / the below lounge, oh 4/9/08 ~ woxy (they debuted donkeys and we're going to hell at this recording!)

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It hasn't been long since Minnesota has seen Conor Oberst in some form, but it's been nearly two years since a proper solo show has rolled through town. Fortunately, Oberst graced the Weesner Family Amphitheater
Oberst took time to talk between songs. The band laughed and nodded along as he went on to describe the tour: âThis is a family band situation. We are all wearing overalls, no one is allowed to order entrees, itâs all shared platesâŠâ The band is Matt Focht on drums, Stefanie Drootin on bass, MiWi La Lupa on guitar, and Patrick Newbery on keys.
âBlue Angels Air Showâ was ushered into the setlist by a strong showing of distaste for the current administration. Oberst talked about children in cages, tax on french wine, and Trump âonly being friends with dictatorsâ in a vicious rant that was met with a standing ovation from the crowd.
âThis is a song about the good old days when you could watch planes fly around and feel good about itâ
The set finished with âTill St. Dymphna Kicks Us Outâ. Itâs a song about being with your friends at a place where you feel at home â much like what it seems like it is for the band to be on stage at the end of this short but strong tour.
A cover of Waylon Jenningsâ âIf You See Me Getting Smallerâ opened the encore. It was so warm and special. Vocals were shared between Miwi La Lupa and Oberst. The pair have been friends for many years, even living together back in Omaha in the past.
Oberst talked about his âsalt of the earthâ mother Nancy before the next song. She is a strong believer in fate. While he doesnât agree with the ideals of fate, he dedicated âIf the Brakeman Turns My Wayâ to her.
âThereâs zero right with the world, but the fact that youâre all here means so much to us. This is for my mom, Nancy.â
The encore ended with a fiery version of âNapalmâ featuring Joanna Sternberg on piano. The band hit full force with this addition, and fans couldnât help dancing in their spots. Newberyâs keys sweltered until the moment the song ended. Oberst graciously bowed and exited the stage.
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