Also sprach Zarathustra, op. 30

Played live by Dave Matthews Band on 17 nights, 1% of shows.

First: February 6, 1993 at Zollman's Pavilion, Lexington, Virginia
Last: June 21, 1993 at Georgia Theatre, Athens, Georgia

Nights per year

1993: 17

Most in 1993: 17 nights.

Next

  1. Ants Marching: 17 times

Before

  1. Jimi Thing: 4 times
  2. Lie in Our Graves: 3 times

Latest nights

  1. June 21, 1993: Georgia Theatre, Athens, Georgia
  2. May 4, 1993: Trax, Charlottesville, Virginia
  3. April 2, 1993: Corrin Refectory - Salem College, Winston-Salem, North Carolina
  4. March 27, 1993: Jenkins Greek Theatre, Richmond, Virginia
  5. March 24, 1993: The Flood Zone, Richmond, Virginia
  6. March 23, 1993: Trax, Charlottesville, Virginia
  7. March 20, 1993: Sigma Nu Fraternity - University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, North Carolina
  8. March 17, 1993: The Flood Zone, Richmond, Virginia
  9. March 16, 1993: Trax, Charlottesville, Virginia
  10. March 12, 1993: Chi Phi Fraternity House, Athens, Georgia

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