Dave Matthews Band setlist, May 22, 2015

Walnut Creek Amphitheatre
Raleigh, North Carolina

Why it’s special: Be Yourself debuts · with Branford Marsalis and The Lovely Ladies.

22 songs in two sets and an encore. Night 9 of 2015’s 71.

Set one

  1. Little Red Bird
  2. Snow Outside
  3. The Song That Jane Likes
  4. So Damn Lucky
  5. Satellite
  6. Raven
  7. One Sweet World
  8. Tripping Billies

Set two

  1. #41
  2. Seven
  3. Black and Blue Bird
  4. Warehouse
  5. Shake Me Like a Monkey
  6. Lover Lay Down (with Branford Marsalis)
  7. Typical Situation (with Branford Marsalis)
  8. Jimi Thing (with Branford Marsalis)
  9. Be Yourself (debut; with The Lovely Ladies)
  10. Save Me (with The Lovely Ladies)
  11. Rooftop (with The Lovely Ladies)
  12. Stay (Wasting Time) (with The Lovely Ladies)

Encore

  1. Granny (with The Lovely Ladies)
  2. What Would You Say

Previous night: May 20, 2015, BankPlus Amphitheater at Snowden Grove
Next night: May 23, 2015, Jiffy Lube Live

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