Red Rocks Amphitheatre

Morrison, CO

May 30, 2017

“Better safe than sorry, I guess. Here’s one we don’t normally do. Thanks for sticking with us through the storm.”

Tom turned from his microphone and walked back toward Steve Ferrone as the drummer counted off, launching into “Swingin’” off the band’s 1999 album, Echo. Moments before, Tom and the guys had returned to the stage at Red Rocks Amphitheatre outside Denver, CO after bad weather forced the venue to pull the band off the stage and ask fans to evacuate and take cover.

But neither rain nor lightning could keep Tom and the guys from finishing their second sold-out show at Red Rocks. After half an hour, the storm passed, and the Heartbreaker road crew went to work uncovering the band’s gear and readying the stage for their return. Tom mixed in some weather-appropriate lyrics to “Swingin’” and led the nearly 9,000 in attendance in some call and response on “Don’t Come Around Here No More.” After “Crawling Back To You,” Mike Campbell and Benmont Tench III led the band through a “Johnny B. Goode” jam that led into the guys’ second Chuck Berry cover this tour, the classic “Carol.”

Kansas City, Kansas City, here we come!

Rockin’ Around With You

Mary Jane’s Last Dance

You Don’t Know How It Feels

Forgotten Man

You Got Lucky

I Won’t Back Down

Free Fallin’

Walls

Swingin’

Don’t Come Around Here No More

It’s Good To Be King

Crawling Back to You

Johnny B. Goode jam >

Carol

Wildflowers

Learning to Fly

Yer So Bad

I Should Have Known It

Refugee

Runnin’ Down A Dream

You Wreck Me

American Girl