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Dave Matthews Band

Live Performances by Dave Matthews Band in 2007

Dave Matthews Band – Ants Marching Live Performance at Piedmont Park

Piedmont Park
Atlanta, GA, US

May 30, 2007 | Video Length: 7:33
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  • The live recording of "Ants Marching" at Piedmont Park on May 30, 2007, took place during a significant period for the Dave Matthews Band. By this tim... Read Full Description >

    The live recording of "Ants Marching" at Piedmont Park on May 30, 2007, took place during a significant period for the Dave Matthews Band. By this time, the band had recently released their studio album "Big Whiskey and the GrooGrux King" in 2009, which marked a return to form after a brief hiatus. The live album "Live at Piedmont Park," released in 2007, captures the high-energy performances that the band is known for and showcases their improvisational skills. This concert was particularly memorable, as it was free and celebrated the band's connection with its fans. An interesting fact about this performance is that it came after the tragic death of saxophonist LeRoi Moore, whose influence remained pivotal during this time, reflecting how the band honored his legacy in their music and performances. The Piedmont Park concert serves as a testament to their resilience and continued creativity in the face of personal loss.

Dave Matthews Band - Live Performance of 'Grey Street' at Piedmont Park

Piedmont Park
Atlanta, GA, United States

September 20, 2007 | Video Length: 4:49
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  • The live recording of "Grey Street" at Piedmont Park on September 20, 2007, falls within a pivotal period for Dave Matthews Band. This performance was... Read Full Description >

    The live recording of "Grey Street" at Piedmont Park on September 20, 2007, falls within a pivotal period for Dave Matthews Band. This performance was part of their "Live at Piedmont Park" concert, which was released later that year, capturing the band's energy and connection with their audience during a peak moment in their career. Prior to this, their 2005 studio album "Stand Up" showcased a shift in their sound, while maintaining their signature blend of rock, jazz, and folk influences. The Piedmont Park concert was notable not only for its setting—an outdoor venue that allowed for a grand gathering of fans—but also for its charitable aspect, as proceeds from the concert were aimed at supporting various causes. This performance further solidified Dave Matthews Band's reputation as one of the foremost live acts, as they were known for their improvisational style and engaging live shows.