Dave Matthews Band setlist, June 2, 2015

The Wharf Amphitheater
Orange Beach, Alabama

Why it’s special: Gulf Coast Highway, its only performance to date, plus 1 more debut · with Emmylou Harris.

25 songs in two sets and an encore. Night 12 of 2015’s 71.

Set one

  1. Little Red Bird
  2. Oh
  3. Stay or Leave
  4. Old Dirt Hill (Bring That Beat Back)
  5. Recently
  6. Two Step
  7. What Would You Say
  8. Oh, Sister (debut; with Emmylou Harris)
  9. Gulf Coast Highway (the only time it was played; with Emmylou Harris)

Set two

  1. Big Eyed Fish
  2. Crush
  3. Belly Belly Nice
  4. Black and Blue Bird
  5. Seven
  6. Long Black Veil (with Emmylou Harris)
  7. Don't Drink the Water
  8. Death on the High Seas
  9. Out of My Hands
  10. Granny
  11. Jimi Thing
  12. So Much to Say
  13. Anyone Seen the Bridge
  14. Too Much

Encore

  1. Sister
  2. Ants Marching

Previous night: May 30, 2015, Aaron's Amphitheatre at Lakewood
Next night: June 3, 2015, Tuscaloosa Amphitheater

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