Umphrey’s McGee

Miss Tinkle's Overture Live from Hauntlanta at Tabernacle, Atlanta

Tabernacle
Atlanta, GA, United States

• In 2011, when Umphrey's McGee performed "Miss Tinkle's Overture" at the Tabernacle in Atlanta, they were in a significant phase of their career, havin... Read Full Description >

  In 2011, when Umphrey's McGee performed "Miss Tinkle's Overture" at the Tabernacle in Atlanta, they were in a significant phase of their career, having established themselves as a prominent force in the jam band scene. This live recording took place shortly after the release of their album "Death by Stereo," which came out in 2011 and showcased their progressive rock influences and sophisticated compositions. The band's ability to seamlessly blend genres was on full display during this performance, highlighting their improvisational skills and tight-knit ensemble playing. Live recordings, such as this one, are particularly important for Umphrey's McGee as they exemplify the band's commitment to live improvisation and provide fans with unique renditions of their material. Moreover, their performance history at the Tabernacle, a revered venue, underscores their growing popularity and the dedicated following they have cultivated in the jam band community.

Umphrey's McGee - 'Plunger' Live Performance at Moogfest 2011

Thomas Wolfe Auditorium
Asheville, NC, United States

• At the time of the live recording of "Plunger" on October 30, 2011, Umphrey's McGee was actively promoting their album "Death by Stereo," which was re... Read Full Description >

  At the time of the live recording of "Plunger" on October 30, 2011, Umphrey's McGee was actively promoting their album "Death by Stereo," which was released earlier that year in February. This album showcased the band's continued evolution in blending progressive rock, jam band improvisation, and metal influences, all while maintaining their signature complex compositions. Interestingly, "Death by Stereo" included tracks like "The Linear" and "Nothing Too Fancy," which became crowd favorites and often appeared in live sets. The performance at Moogfest, known for its celebration of electronic music and innovation, highlighted the band's versatility and connection to different musical genres, making it a notable part of their discography. The live show captured their energetic stage presence and intricate musical interplay, solidifying their reputation in the jam band scene.

Umphrey's McGee - Live Concert Performance at The Mod Club, Toronto

The Mod Club
Toronto, ON, Canada

• On November 3, 2011, Umphrey's McGee performed live at The Mod Club in Toronto, a significant point in their career as the band was actively promoting... Read Full Description >

  On November 3, 2011, Umphrey's McGee performed live at The Mod Club in Toronto, a significant point in their career as the band was actively promoting their album *Death by Stereo*, released earlier that year in August. This album showcased their signature blend of progressive rock, jazz fusion, and improvisational jam elements. The performance would have featured tracks from this release, exemplifying their musical evolution and tight-knit ensemble performance style. Notably, Umphrey’s McGee has cultivated a reputation for innovative live shows, often incorporating surprises and extended jams, which would likely have been on display during this Toronto concert. This period marked their continued rise in the jam band scene, further solidifying their status and dedicated fanbase through performances characterized by energetic interaction and musical experimentation.

Umphrey's McGee Live Performance at State Theater, Kalamazoo

State Theater
Kalamazoo, MI, United States

• On November 4, 2011, Umphrey's McGee was well into their career, having established a strong reputation for their live performances and improvisationa... Read Full Description >

  On November 4, 2011, Umphrey's McGee was well into their career, having established a strong reputation for their live performances and improvisational prowess. At this time, the band had recently released their studio album "Death by Stereo" in 2010, which showcased their evolving sound, blending progressive rock, jazz, and metal influences. This period marked a significant moment in their career as they had already developed a dedicated fanbase and were leveraging their extensive catalog of live recordings to enhance their popularity. Additionally, their penchant for unique setlists and spontaneous performances was a hallmark of their live shows, making every concert a distinct experience. The Kalamazoo State Theater performance exemplifies their ability to engage with fans in an intimate setting, further solidifying their status in the live music scene.

Umphrey's McGee Performance of 'Come As Your Kids' at Eagles Ballroom

Eagles Ballroom
Milwaukee, WI, United States

• On November 5, 2011, when Umphrey's McGee performed at the Eagles Ballroom, they were riding high on the success of their album "Death by Stereo," whi... Read Full Description >

  On November 5, 2011, when Umphrey's McGee performed at the Eagles Ballroom, they were riding high on the success of their album "Death by Stereo," which had been released in 2009. This period marked a significant point in their career, as they were gaining recognition for their innovative blend of progressive rock, jam band, and improvisational styles. The performance featured "Come As Your Kids," which was noted for its creative mash-up element and showcased the band's penchant for live improvisation—a hallmark of their concerts. This particular show was significant not only for its engaging encore but also for reflecting their dedication to evolving their live sound, a vital aspect of their identity as a touring band. The band developed a loyal fan base through memorable live performances like this, solidifying their place in the contemporary live music scene.

Umphrey's McGee and Chicago Mass Choir Perform 'Amazing Grace/Glory' Live

Aragon Ballroom
Chicago, IL, United States

• On November 26, 2011, Umphrey's McGee performed "Amazing Grace/Glory" at the Aragon Ballroom in Chicago, marking a notable moment in their career. Thi... Read Full Description >

  On November 26, 2011, Umphrey's McGee performed "Amazing Grace/Glory" at the Aragon Ballroom in Chicago, marking a notable moment in their career. This live recording came shortly after the release of their 2011 album "Death by Stereo," which showcased an evolution in their sound with a blend of rock, jazz, and progressive influences. The collaboration with the Chicago Mass Choir emphasizes the band's versatility and commitment to musical exploration, highlighting their willingness to embrace gospel and choral elements within their performances. This concert is also part of the band’s tradition of creating unique live experiences, as they are known for their improvisational skills and engaging stage presence, solidifying their reputation as a dynamic live act in the jam band scene.

Umphrey's McGee Performs 'Maneater' with Jeff Coffin at The Pageant

The Pageant
St. Louis, MO, United States

• On December 30, 2011, Umphrey's McGee performed a notable live rendition of "Maneater" by Hall & Oates at The Pageant in St. Louis, Missouri. At this ... Read Full Description >

  On December 30, 2011, Umphrey's McGee performed a notable live rendition of "Maneater" by Hall & Oates at The Pageant in St. Louis, Missouri. At this time, the band had recently released their album "Death by Stereo" in 2010, and they were in the midst of their extensive touring cycle that demonstrated their dynamic live performance capabilities. Collaborating with renowned saxophonist Jeff Coffin for this cover adds an intriguing layer to the performance, highlighting the band's versatility in incorporating diverse influences into their shows. During this period, Umphrey's McGee was solidifying their reputation in the jam band scene, known for their intricate compositions and improvisational prowess. Their live shows often feature experimental covers, making this rendition of "Maneater" a perfect example of their approach to reinterpretation while showcasing their ability to create unique concert experiences.

Umphrey's McGee Performs 'Maneater' by Hall & Oates with Jeff Coffin at The Pageant, St. Louis

The Pageant
St. Louis, MO, United States

• On December 30, 2011, Umphrey's McGee performed at The Pageant in St. Louis, where they covered Hall & Oates' "Maneater" with saxophonist Jeff Coffin,... Read Full Description >

  On December 30, 2011, Umphrey's McGee performed at The Pageant in St. Louis, where they covered Hall & Oates' "Maneater" with saxophonist Jeff Coffin, known for his work with Bela Fleck and the Flecktones. By this time, the band had released their studio album "Death by Stereo" in 2011, which showcased their progressive rock style and intricate compositions. This live performance came just weeks after the album's release, illustrating the band's commitment to blending original material with creative covers in their live shows. Additionally, the involvement of Jeff Coffin added an exciting layer to their performance, reflecting Umphrey's McGee’s tradition of collaborating with various artists and enhancing their dynamic live experience. This concert exemplified their ability to engage audiences with both familiar tracks and their unique flair.

Umphrey's McGee Performs '25 or 6 to 4' Live at The Pageant, St. Louis

The Pageant
St. Louis, MO, United States

• In December 2011, when Umphrey’s McGee performed "25 or 6 to 4" at The Pageant in St. Louis, they were entering a prolific era following the release... Read Full Description >

  In December 2011, when Umphrey’s McGee performed "25 or 6 to 4" at The Pageant in St. Louis, they were entering a prolific era following the release of their studio album "Death by Stereo," which came out earlier that same year. This album showcased their evolving sound, incorporating progressive rock and jam band influences. The performance of the Chicago staple with Mad Dog's Filthy Little Secret Horns, featuring renowned saxophonist Jeff Coffin, illustrates Umphrey's McGee's collaboration with talented musicians and their ability to reinterpret classic rock classics within their unique framework. Their dynamic live shows have been a staple of their identity, making the New Year's Eve performance not just a celebration but a reflection of their interactive and improvisational style that defines their concerts.

Umphrey's McGee Live Performance of Nipple Trix & Booth Love

The Pageant
St. Louis, MO, United States

• On December 31, 2011, Umphrey's McGee played a significant New Year's Eve concert at The Pageant in St. Louis, which was marked by energetic performan... Read Full Description >

  On December 31, 2011, Umphrey's McGee played a significant New Year's Eve concert at The Pageant in St. Louis, which was marked by energetic performances of "Nipple Trix" and "Booth Love." At this point in their career, the band was riding high on the release of their seventh studio album, "Death by Stereo," which came out in 2011 as well. The live recording captured a moment of artistic synergy as they prepared to release a comprehensive 4-DVD box set celebrating their dynamic live performances. This particular set highlighted the band's ability to seamlessly blend rock, jazz, and improvisational styles, showcasing their dedication to live music and fan engagement. Additionally, their reputation for innovative and lengthy sets made events like this NYE show a memorable experience for fans and further solidified their standing in the jam band scene.

Umphrey's McGee: Ocean Billy - Full Concert at The Pageant, St. Louis

The Pageant
St. Louis, MO, United States

• On December 31, 2011, Umphrey's McGee performed "Ocean Billy" at The Pageant in St. Louis, marking a lively New Year's Eve concert. This performance c... Read Full Description >

  On December 31, 2011, Umphrey's McGee performed "Ocean Billy" at The Pageant in St. Louis, marking a lively New Year's Eve concert. This performance came shortly after the release of their album "death by stereo," which was released on 2/7/2011, showcasing their innovative blend of progressive rock, metal, and improvisational music. The band had been gaining momentum in the live music scene and developing a reputation for their dynamic performances and intricate compositions. Notably, "Ocean Billy" is a fan-favorite track that blends humor with intricate jam sections, illustrating the band's ability to combine both playful and technical elements. By this time, Umphrey’s McGee had cultivated a dedicated following, and their capacity to engage with audiences through extended improvisation and interactive setlists was well-established, making their New Year's Eve shows a highlight in their touring calendar.

Umphrey's McGee Concert Performance at Summercamp Festival 2012

Summercamp
Chillicothe, IL, United States

• In 2012, during the live recording at Summercamp, Umphrey's McGee was riding high on their established reputation for innovative live performances. By... Read Full Description >

  In 2012, during the live recording at Summercamp, Umphrey's McGee was riding high on their established reputation for innovative live performances. By that time, they had released their album "Death By Stereo" in 2011, which marked a significant evolution in their sound and showcased their ambitious approach to music. The band had steadily gained a dedicated following, known for blending various genres, and their live shows were characterized by intricate improvisation and dynamic setlists. This performance at Summercamp not only exemplified their prowess as live performers but also highlighted their strong community of fans. Notably, 2012 saw the band celebrating their 15th anniversary, underscoring their longevity and impact on the jam band scene. Their engagement with audiences during this period solidified their status as one of the premier acts in the live music landscape.

Umphrey's McGee Performance of 40's Theme at Summer Camp 2012

Summer Camp
United States

• In 2012, when Umphrey's McGee performed "40's Theme" at the Summer Camp Music Festival, they were riding high on the momentum of their studio album "D... Read Full Description >

  In 2012, when Umphrey's McGee performed "40's Theme" at the Summer Camp Music Festival, they were riding high on the momentum of their studio album "Death by Stereo," released in 2011. This album showcased their progressive rock sound and was notable for its dynamic range, blending elements of rock, jazz, and funk. The band's live performances during this period, especially at festivals like Summer Camp, reflected their commitment to improvisation and audience engagement, which has been a hallmark of their career. "40's Theme," a fan-favorite, is often recognized for its unique structure and elaborate segments, emphasizing the band’s prowess in fluid transitioning between musical styles. The Summer Camp performance also highlights the band’s strong festival presence, drawing in a diverse audience while solidifying their reputation as a leading jam band.

Umphrey's McGee - Live Performance of 'Conduit' at WFUV Studio A

WFUV Studio A
Bronx, NY, United States

• On January 20, 2012, Umphrey’s McGee performed "Conduit" live at WFUV Studio A, a pivotal moment that highlighted their evolving sound. By this time... Read Full Description >

  On January 20, 2012, Umphrey’s McGee performed "Conduit" live at WFUV Studio A, a pivotal moment that highlighted their evolving sound. By this time, the band had recently released their album "Death by Stereo" in 2011, showcasing their blend of progressive rock and improvisational jamming, which earned them a solid fanbase and critical acclaim. The live recording, representative of their dynamic stage presence, exemplified their ability to craft intricate compositions while engaging in spontaneous musical exploration. This period marked a significant chapter for the band, as they continued to develop their unique voice and solidify their reputation within the jam band scene. Notably, performances from this era often incorporated multimedia elements, reflecting their innovative approach to live music.

Umphrey's McGee Performs 'Glory' Live at Super Bowl Village

Super Bowl Village
Indianapolis, IN, United States

• On February 4, 2012, Umphrey’s McGee performed live at Super Bowl Village in Indianapolis, coinciding with the high-profile Super Bowl XLVI festivit... Read Full Description >

  On February 4, 2012, Umphrey’s McGee performed live at Super Bowl Village in Indianapolis, coinciding with the high-profile Super Bowl XLVI festivities. By this time, the band had recently released their studio album "Death By Stereo" in 2011, which showcased their signature blend of progressive rock, jazz, and improvisation. The live rendition of "Glory" captures the band's experimental energy and dynamic stage presence, highlighting their ability to engage with large audiences. Notably, Umphrey’s McGee has developed a reputation for their thrilling live performances, often incorporating extended jams and spontaneous song structures, which is evident in this resourceful setting during a major cultural event. Their participation in such a high-visibility venue reflects their growth and recognition in the music scene, solidifying them as a prominent act in the jam band genre.

Umphrey's McGee - 'Miss Tinkle's Overture' Live at Rams Head Live

Rams Head Live
Baltimore, MD, United States

• On February 12, 2012, Umphrey’s McGee performed at Rams Head Live in Baltimore, showcasing their dynamic blend of rock and improvisational prowess. ... Read Full Description >

  On February 12, 2012, Umphrey’s McGee performed at Rams Head Live in Baltimore, showcasing their dynamic blend of rock and improvisational prowess. At this point in their career, the band had recently released their album "Death by Stereo" in 2011, which was well-received and continued their trajectory of blending genres and exploring complex musical landscapes. This live performance captures the band during a vibrant phase, characterized by their deep catalog and innovative live sound that connects with their fanbase. Notably, "Miss Tinkle's Overture," the opening piece of the recording, showcases their signature style of intricate instrumentation and seamless transitions, which have become hallmarks of their shows. The use of a Flip Video camera for this recording adds a personal touch, giving fans an intimate look at their live experience, reflective of the band's commitment to engaging their audience both in-person and through recorded media.

Umphrey's McGee - Encore Performance of 'Uncommon - Hangover' at Ram's Head Live

Ram's Head Live
Baltimore, MD, United States

• On February 12, 2012, during their performance at Ram's Head Live in Baltimore, Umphrey’s McGee was solidifying their status as a prominent band wit... Read Full Description >

  On February 12, 2012, during their performance at Ram's Head Live in Baltimore, Umphrey’s McGee was solidifying their status as a prominent band within the jam rock scene. Leading up to this live recording, the band had released their album "Death by Stereo" in 2011, which showcased their evolving sound and featured complex compositions. The live recording captures the energetic and improvisational nature of Umphrey's McGee, highlighting their skilled musicianship and ability to engage the audience. Notably, the setlist often includes fan favorites like "Uncommon" and "Hangover," illustrating their knack for blending elements of rock, jazz, and progressive styles. This performance occurred during a phase where the band was increasingly recognized for their live shows, further establishing a devoted following and contributing to their reputation as a must-see live act.

Umphrey's McGee Live Performance at Fillmore Auditorium featuring HD Footage

Fillmore Auditorium
Denver, CO, United States

• On March 9, 2012, Umphrey’s McGee performed at the Fillmore Auditorium in Denver, showcasing their distinctive blend of progressive rock and improvi... Read Full Description >

  On March 9, 2012, Umphrey’s McGee performed at the Fillmore Auditorium in Denver, showcasing their distinctive blend of progressive rock and improvisational jamming. At this time, the band had recently released their studio album "Death By Stereo" in 2011, which marked their ongoing evolution and experimentation with songwriting and production. This live performance occurred during a period of significant growth and solidification of their dedicated fanbase, emphasizing their reputation for high-energy shows and musical versatility. Additionally, Umphrey's McGee is noted for their innovative use of technology, including the incorporation of real-time audience voting to influence setlists, further enhancing the concert experience. The 2012 Denver show exemplifies the band’s vigorous touring schedule and commitment to live performances that captivate their audiences with each unique rendition.

Umphrey's McGee - Full Concert at Fillmore, Denver - Featuring 'Gurgle' and More

Fillmore
Denver, CO, United States

• On March 9, 2012, Umphrey’s McGee performed a live show at the Fillmore in Denver, showcasing their diverse and improvisational style. At this point... Read Full Description >

  On March 9, 2012, Umphrey’s McGee performed a live show at the Fillmore in Denver, showcasing their diverse and improvisational style. At this point in their career, the band had recently released their studio album "Death by Stereo" in 2011, which marked a significant milestone in their evolution, featuring more complex arrangements and expansive soundscapes. The setlist from this show reflects their typical blend of rock, jazz, and funk influences, with notable tracks like "In The Kitchen" and "Hajimemashite," emphasizing their skill for live improvisation. During this era, Umphrey’s McGee was actively building a solid fanbase through extensive touring and strong live performances, which solidified their reputation as a premier jam band. Their ability to seamlessly integrate various genres and engage the audience is a defining characteristic that is still evident in this recording.

Umphrey's McGee Live Performance of 'The Bottom Half' from Fox Theatre

Fox Theatre
Oakland, CA, United States

• On March 17, 2012, Umphrey’s McGee performed at the Fox Theatre in Oakland, showcasing their dynamic live energy during a period of growth and explo... Read Full Description >

  On March 17, 2012, Umphrey’s McGee performed at the Fox Theatre in Oakland, showcasing their dynamic live energy during a period of growth and exploration in their career. Prior to this performance, the band had released their fifth studio album, "Death by Stereo," in 2011, which highlighted their penchant for blending rock, jazz, metal, and progressive elements. The live recording captures the band at a time when they were further solidifying their reputation for impressive improvisation and engaging live shows. Notably, this performance aligns with the band’s tradition of offering high-quality recordings to fans, as evidenced by the availability of audio for download. Umphrey’s McGee's commitment to capturing live performances is a hallmark of their artistic approach, enhancing their connection with their audience and showcasing their musical adaptability.

Umphrey's McGee Live at the Wilma, Missoula - Concert Performance

Wilma
Missoula, Montana, United States

• On March 25, 2012, during their performance at the Wilma Theatre in Missoula, Montana, Umphrey's McGee was in the midst of their creative peak, follow... Read Full Description >

  On March 25, 2012, during their performance at the Wilma Theatre in Missoula, Montana, Umphrey's McGee was in the midst of their creative peak, following the release of their studio album "Death by Stereo" in 2011. This album showcased their ability to blend various genres, including rock, jazz, and progressive elements, solidifying their reputation as a versatile live act. The Wilma concert is notable not only for its engaging performance but also for the band's tradition of improvisation, often incorporating spontaneous jams into their setlists, reflecting their strengths as live performers. In the years leading up to this date, they had built a strong fanbase and were known for their energetic and interactive shows, creating a devoted following within the jam band community. Their live performances, such as this one, often featured unique setlists and intricate musicianship, reinforcing their status as a significant player in the contemporary music scene.

Umphrey's McGee Performance of 'The Floor' Live at The Music Farm, Charleston

The Music Farm
Charleston, SC, United States

• On April 12, 2012, Umphrey’s McGee performed live at The Music Farm in Charleston, SC, showcasing their dynamic approach to progressive rock and imp... Read Full Description >

  On April 12, 2012, Umphrey’s McGee performed live at The Music Farm in Charleston, SC, showcasing their dynamic approach to progressive rock and improvisational music. This performance came shortly after the release of their album "Similar Skin," which was released in June 2014, making it a transitional period for the band. By 2012, Umphrey's McGee was solidifying its reputation for high-energy live shows and complex song structures, having already released several albums and a multitude of live recordings that highlighted their unique sound. An interesting element of this period is their dedication to live performances, as the band frequently integrates crowd-sourced setlists and engages actively with their audience, further enhancing the live concert experience. This performance reflects their ongoing evolution as musicians and their strong connection with fans during this influential time in their career.

Umphrey's McGee Live Performance of 'Through the Cracks' at Cain's Ballroom

Cain's Ballroom
Tulsa, OK, United States

• On April 19, 2012, Umphrey's McGee performed "Through the Cracks" at Cain's Ballroom in Tulsa, a venue known for its rich musical history. At this tim... Read Full Description >

  On April 19, 2012, Umphrey's McGee performed "Through the Cracks" at Cain's Ballroom in Tulsa, a venue known for its rich musical history. At this time in their career, the band had recently released their studio album "Death by Stereo" in 2011, which showcased their evolving sound and robust musicianship. This live performance came during a period of significant growth for the band, having built a strong reputation for their improvisational live shows and dynamic setlists. Notably, Umphrey's McGee is recognized for their unique blend of progressive rock, jazz, and metal influences, and their commitment to live recordings, as evidenced by the existing fan-inspired recordings and their general ethos of engaging audiences in real-time. The performance of "Through the Cracks," a track from "Death by Stereo," highlights their ability to blend intricate compositions with spontaneous jamming, making it a fitting representation of their live energy during this vibrant stage of their career.

Umphrey's McGee Live Performance of 'Through the Cracks' at Cain's Ballroom

Cain's Ballroom
Tulsa, OK, United States

• On April 19, 2012, during the performance of "Through the Cracks" at Cain's Ballroom in Tulsa, Umphrey's McGee was enjoying a prolific phase in their ... Read Full Description >

  On April 19, 2012, during the performance of "Through the Cracks" at Cain's Ballroom in Tulsa, Umphrey's McGee was enjoying a prolific phase in their career, having recently released their album "Death by Stereo" in 2011. This album marked a significant development in their sound, showcasing their ability to blend diverse genres and push musical boundaries. The band's live shows, known for their improvisational style, contributed to a dedicated following, and in 2012 they were also involved in their "Not Coming Back" tour, reflecting their commitment to engaging with fans through live performances. Additionally, Umphrey's McGee is known for their innovative approaches to live recordings, often utilizing fan-submitted video clips and audio, which enhances the communal experience of their concerts. This dedication to live music and audience engagement is evident in the video titled "Through the Cracks."

Umphrey's McGee Performs 'Ja Junk' Live in Austin, TX

Austin, TX, United States

• On April 20, 2012, when Umphrey's McGee performed in Austin, they were in the midst of an impressive phase in their career. The band had released thei... Read Full Description >

  On April 20, 2012, when Umphrey's McGee performed in Austin, they were in the midst of an impressive phase in their career. The band had released their sixth studio album, "Death by Stereo," in 2011, which had continued to expand their sound and draw in both existing fans and new listeners. This live recording captures them at a time when they were refining their live performance and integrating new elements into their shows. The professionally recorded video from Austin showcases their ability to blend genres and highlight their musicianship, which is a hallmark of their style. Additionally, during this period, the band was known for their innovative use of technology in live shows, which can be seen with the exciting lighting effects referred to in the video description. Their dynamic approach and commitment to live improvisation truly resonate throughout the performance, appealing to their dedicated fanbase.

Umphrey's McGee Performs 'Almost Famous' Live at Park West, Chicago

Park West
Chicago, IL, United States

• On April 27, 2012, Umphrey’s McGee performed at Park West in Chicago, where they debuted their playful rendition titled "Almost Famous," inspired by... Read Full Description >

  On April 27, 2012, Umphrey’s McGee performed at Park West in Chicago, where they debuted their playful rendition titled "Almost Famous," inspired by a classic scene from the film of the same name. At that time, the band was continuing to build on their reputation for live improvisation and genre-blending, following the release of their album "Death by Stereo," which came out in 2011. Known for their dynamic live performances, Umphrey’s McGee often incorporates elements of humor and theatricality into their shows, as evident in this parody, which highlights their ability to engage the audience and elevate the concert experience. The performance at UMBowl III, a unique event featuring multiple setlists and fan interaction, showcased the band's commitment to pushing creative boundaries and deepening their connection with fans, a hallmark of their career. This period marks an ongoing evolution in their musical journey, characterized by both experimentation and a strong community presence.

Umphrey's McGee Live at Summer Camp Music Festival: Last Set Performance

Summer Camp Music Festival
Chillicothe, IL, United States

• On May 26, 2012, during their performance at the Summer Camp Music Festival, Umphrey's McGee was riding high on the success of their studio album "Dea... Read Full Description >

  On May 26, 2012, during their performance at the Summer Camp Music Festival, Umphrey's McGee was riding high on the success of their studio album "Death by Stereo," released in January 2011. This album showcased their progressive rock and improvisational prowess, solidifying their reputation in the jam band scene. By the time of this live recording, the band had developed a strong fan base and was known for their dynamic live shows, often featuring extended jams and intricate compositions. The Summer Camp set was part of a busy touring schedule that included appearances at various festivals, highlighting the band’s commitment to live performance and audience engagement. Furthermore, the 2012 festival marked a significant point in their career, as it showcased their growing popularity and solidified their role as key players in the contemporary music festival circuit. The performance exemplified their energetic stage presence and skillful musicianship, contributing to their legacy as in

Umphrey's McGee - 40's Theme Live at Summer Camp Music Festival

Summer Camp Music Festival
Chillicothe, IL, United States

• In June 2012, when Umphrey's McGee performed "40's Theme" at the Summer Camp Music Festival, the band was riding the wave of their studio album *Death... Read Full Description >

  In June 2012, when Umphrey's McGee performed "40's Theme" at the Summer Camp Music Festival, the band was riding the wave of their studio album *Death by Stereo*, which had been released just a year earlier in 2011. This album showcased their continued evolution in sound, blending progressive rock with jam band improvisation. Notably, the band had developed a reputation for their dynamic live performances and innovative arrangements, making them a staple in the festival circuit. The Summer Camp set marked the beginning of their festival season, during which they often tested new material and interactions with fans. This particular performance reflects Umphrey's McGee's commitment to improvisation and audience engagement, elements that have been central to their identity throughout their career. Their growth during this period demonstrated their ability to capture a dedicated fan base while consistently pushing the boundaries of their musical artistry.

Umphrey's McGee - 'In The Kitchen' Live Performance at Wakarusa Festival

Wakarusa Festival
Ozark, AR, USA

• In June 2012, during their performance at the Wakarusa Festival, Umphrey’s McGee was riding high on the success of their 2011 studio album, *Death b... Read Full Description >

  In June 2012, during their performance at the Wakarusa Festival, Umphrey’s McGee was riding high on the success of their 2011 studio album, *Death by Stereo*. This album showcased the band’s evolution towards a more refined production while still maintaining their distinctive progressive rock and jam band roots. By this time, Umphrey's McGee had already established a loyal fan base and a reputation for high-energy live performances, which was exemplified in their late-night set at the festival. The performance of "In The Kitchen," a fan-favorite, underscores their ability to meld intricate musical arrangements with improvisational sections, a hallmark of their live shows. Additionally, the recording highlights the band's commitment to fan engagement, reflecting a culture of sharing live music experiences, as evidenced by the availability of their extensive concert archives and releases.

Umphrey's McGee Live Performance at Bonnaroo - Short Clip

Bonnaroo
Manchester, TN, United States

• In June 2012, during their performance at Bonnaroo, Umphrey's McGee was riding high on the success of their recent studio album, "Death by Stereo," wh... Read Full Description >

  In June 2012, during their performance at Bonnaroo, Umphrey's McGee was riding high on the success of their recent studio album, "Death by Stereo," which was released in 2011. The live recording captures the band's dynamic energy and improvisational prowess, a hallmark of their reputation as a live act. By this time, Umphrey's McGee had developed a dedicated fan base and was known for their ability to blend various musical genres, including rock, jazz, and progressive elements. The Bonnaroo performance, held in the early hours of the morning, showcases their unique approach to live shows, often incorporating extended jams and setlist surprises, engaging the audience in a way that is distinct to their concerts. This era marked a significant period in their career, as they continued to build upon their innovative style and strong live reputation.

Umphrey's McGee Live Performance at Bonnaroo - Short Concert Clip

Bonnaroo
Manchester, TN, United States

• In June 2012, while performing at Bonnaroo, Umphrey’s McGee was promoting their album "Death by Stereo," which had been released just a few months e... Read Full Description >

  In June 2012, while performing at Bonnaroo, Umphrey’s McGee was promoting their album "Death by Stereo," which had been released just a few months earlier in February of that year. This live set showcased the band's dynamic improvisational style, emphasizing their blend of rock, jam, and progressive influences. The Bonnaroo performance occurred during a period of heightened visibility for the band, as they had gained significant traction in the live music scene and developed a dedicated following. Notably, the late-night slot from 2:00 AM to 6:00 AM often designates a band that draws considerable interest, and Umphrey's McGee frequently capitalized on such opportunities to deliver memorable sets. This performance was also marked by their reputation for extending songs, allowing for expansive jams that delighted fans, reinforcing their status as stalwarts of the jam band genre during this early 2010s phase of their career.

Umphrey's McGee - Live Performance of 'Breathe' at Bonnaroo Festival

Bonnaroo
Manchester, TN, United States

• In June 2012, Umphrey's McGee performed at the Bonnaroo Festival, delivering a memorable cover of Pink Floyd's "Breathe" during a late-night set that ... Read Full Description >

  In June 2012, Umphrey's McGee performed at the Bonnaroo Festival, delivering a memorable cover of Pink Floyd's "Breathe" during a late-night set that began at 2 AM and went until sunrise. This performance came shortly after the release of their studio album "Death by Stereo," which debuted in 2011. Known for their improvisational style and diverse genre fusion, Umphrey's McGee has made a name for themselves in the jam band scene, often showcasing their musical versatility in live settings. The Bonnaroo performance is notable not just for its timing but also for the band's ability to engage and energize a festival crowd during the early hours, embodying their reputation for creating dynamic and unforgettable live experiences. Additionally, the use of an iPhone4 for recording highlights the contemporary nature of fan engagement and bootlegging in the modern music landscape.

Umphrey's McGee Live Performance of 'Thunderstruck' at Bonnaroo

Bonnaroo
Manchester, TN, United States

• In June 2012, Umphrey’s McGee delivered an electrifying performance at Bonnaroo, highlighted by their cover of AC/DC's "Thunderstruck." At this time... Read Full Description >

  In June 2012, Umphrey’s McGee delivered an electrifying performance at Bonnaroo, highlighted by their cover of AC/DC's "Thunderstruck." At this time, the band had just released their album "Death by Stereo" in 2011, which showcased their progressive rock sound and ability to blend genres. By the Bonnaroo set, they had firmly established a reputation for their improvisational skills and engaging live shows, which often include creative covers and extended jams. The 2012 Bonnaroo performance captured the band's dynamic energy during a pivotal moment in their career, as they were transitioning into a phase where they became known for their extensive touring and dedicated fanbase. The early morning set also exemplified their commitment to creating memorable live experiences, an aspect that resonates deeply with their audience. This performance would later be celebrated and preserved, contributing to their legacy in the live music realm.

Umphrey's McGee Concert Performance at Red Rocks Amphitheatre 2012

Red Rocks Amphitheatre
Morrison, CO, United States

• In June 2012, when Umphrey’s McGee performed at Red Rocks Amphitheatre, they were experiencing a significant phase in their career. This performance... Read Full Description >

  In June 2012, when Umphrey’s McGee performed at Red Rocks Amphitheatre, they were experiencing a significant phase in their career. This performance came shortly after the release of their album "Death by Stereo," which was released in February 2011. This album marked a continuation of their evolution, showcasing their unique fusion of progressive rock, jazz, metal, and other genres. At the time, they were highly regarded for their live shows, often integrating improvisation and complex arrangements that thrilled fans. The Red Rocks performance highlighted not only their strong connection with the audience but also their growth as a band known for memorable live experiences. Interestingly, the band's commitment to live recordings is evident, as they have a history of producing high-quality live albums, amplifying their reputation as a formidable live act in the jam band scene.

Umphrey's McGee Perform 'Nothing Too Fancy' Live at The Wilma, Missoula

The Wilma
Missoula, MT, United States

• In August 2012, when Umphrey's McGee performed "Nothing Too Fancy" live at The Wilma in Missoula, they were in the midst of a prolific phase following... Read Full Description >

  In August 2012, when Umphrey's McGee performed "Nothing Too Fancy" live at The Wilma in Missoula, they were in the midst of a prolific phase following the release of their album "Death by Stereo," which came out in 2011. This album showcased the band's continuing evolution in genre-blending, incorporating elements of rock, progressive, and jazz into their sound, which has been a hallmark of the band's identity. The performance in Missoula is notable not only for its energetic delivery but also for the fact that it captures the band's tight-knit improvisational style, a signature feature of their live shows. By this time, Umphrey's McGee had already established a reputation for their dedicated fan base and extensive touring, paving the way for their later projects and further solidifying their status in the progressive rock scene.

Umphrey's McGee Live Performance of 'Mwl2uvGMlhY' at Red Rocks

Red Rocks
Morrison, CO, United States

• On September 14, 2012, Umphrey’s McGee performed live at the iconic Red Rocks Amphitheatre, a landmark venue celebrated for its stunning acoustics a... Read Full Description >

  On September 14, 2012, Umphrey’s McGee performed live at the iconic Red Rocks Amphitheatre, a landmark venue celebrated for its stunning acoustics and natural beauty. At this time, the band had recently released their studio album "Death by Stereo" in 2011, which explored more varied sounds, incorporating elements of progressive rock and electronic music—a shift that showcased their musical evolution. The live recording captures the band's dynamic energy and improvisational skills, which have become hallmarks of their performances. Interestingly, Umphrey's McGee is known for their innovative use of technology, including live streaming shows and multi-track recordings. This Red Rocks performance exemplifies their commitment to offering a unique concert experience, reflecting their tight-knit fan community and their reputation as a leading act within the jam band scene.

Umphrey's McGee Live at Red Rocks - Concert Performance Preview

Red Rocks
Morrison, CO, United States

• On September 14, 2012, Umphrey’s McGee performed at Red Rocks, a significant venue known for its stunning acoustics and natural beauty. At this poin... Read Full Description >

  On September 14, 2012, Umphrey’s McGee performed at Red Rocks, a significant venue known for its stunning acoustics and natural beauty. At this point in their career, the band had recently released their studio album "Death by Stereo" in 2011, which showcased their signature blend of rock, jazz, and progressive elements. Following this performance, they continued to evolve their sound with the release of "Similar Skin" in 2014. The Red Rocks concert became part of the band’s extensive live catalog, known for their improvisational prowess and dedicated fan base. Known for their high-energy performances and unique setlists, Umphrey’s McGee often incorporates guest musicians and allows for spontaneous jamming, making each live recording a distinct experience. The 2012 show reflects their successful integration of complex compositions and engaging live execution, further cementing their reputation in the jam band scene.

Umphrey's McGee - All in Time Live Performance at Red Rocks

Red Rocks
Morrison, CO, United States

• On September 14, 2012, Umphrey’s McGee performed a live recording at the iconic Red Rocks Amphitheatre, showcasing their dynamic blend of rock and i... Read Full Description >

  On September 14, 2012, Umphrey’s McGee performed a live recording at the iconic Red Rocks Amphitheatre, showcasing their dynamic blend of rock and improvisation. At this point in their career, the band had recently released their eighth studio album, "Death by Stereo," in 2011. Known for their energetic live shows, Umphrey's McGee has built a loyal following, particularly due to their ability to merge various genres, including rock, jazz, and progressive music. The Red Rocks concert features "All In Time," a signature track that emphasizes their improvisational prowess and audience engagement. During this period, the band was also recognized for their innovative use of technology, including live streaming shows and interactive fan experiences, further enhancing their reputation within the live music scene.

Umphrey's McGee Live Performance at Red Rocks - Song Title

Red Rocks
Morrison, CO, USA

• On September 14, 2012, Umphrey's McGee performed a notable live recording at Red Rocks, a milestone venue that has hosted various iconic artists. At t... Read Full Description >

  On September 14, 2012, Umphrey's McGee performed a notable live recording at Red Rocks, a milestone venue that has hosted various iconic artists. At this point in their career, the band had recently released their studio album "Similar Skin" in 2014, but they were also in the midst of a prolific live performance era. Their 2012 concert showcased the band's improvisational skills and dynamic live energy, which is a hallmark of their performances. Notably, Umphrey's McGee is known for their unique blend of progressive rock, metal, and jazz elements, which allows for varied setlists and arrangements, often featuring extended jams. The Red Rocks show is particularly significant as it highlights their status as a leading jam band and their commitment to live releases, as they have a rich history of recording and sharing live performances with fans. This concert is part of the ongoing evolution of their sound, reflecting both their technical prowess and the deep connection they share with th

Umphrey's McGee - Nothing Too Fancy Live Performance at Red Rocks

Red Rocks
Morrison, CO, United States

• On September 14, 2012, Umphrey's McGee performed live at Red Rocks, a significant venue known for its stunning natural acoustics and vibrant atmospher... Read Full Description >

  On September 14, 2012, Umphrey's McGee performed live at Red Rocks, a significant venue known for its stunning natural acoustics and vibrant atmosphere. By this time, the band had recently released their album "Death by Stereo" in 2011, which showcased their continued evolution in blending progressive rock, jazz, and jam band elements. This album was particularly noted for its experimentation and complex compositions, reflecting the band's growth and ambition. The live performance of "Nothing Too Fancy" captured the essence of their improvisational style, as the band often included extended jams in their setlists. An interesting aspect of Umphrey's McGee is their interactive approach with fans, often allowing them to influence setlists through online voting, which enhances the concert experience. Their dedication to live performance and fan engagement solidified their reputation within the jam band scene, underscoring the significance of the Red Rocks concert.

Umphrey's McGee Live Performance at Red Rocks - 'Unknown Song'

Red Rocks
Morrison, CO, United States

• On September 14, 2012, during a pivotal year in their career, Umphrey's McGee performed at the iconic Red Rocks Amphitheatre. Leading up to this live ... Read Full Description >

  On September 14, 2012, during a pivotal year in their career, Umphrey's McGee performed at the iconic Red Rocks Amphitheatre. Leading up to this live recording, the band released their album "Similar Skin" in 2014, showcasing their evolution in blending progressive rock with elements of jazz and metal. By this time, Umphrey's McGee had established a solid reputation as a live act, known for their improvisational prowess and engaging performances. An interesting fact regarding the Red Rocks concert is that the venue has been a significant milestone for many bands, serving as a hallmark of success. Umphrey’s McGee's return to this venue underscored their growing fan base and critical acclaim, solidifying their status within the jam band scene. The energy of the night, captured in the live recording, reflects the band's tight musicianship and the deep connection they share with their audience.

Umphrey's McGee Performs 'Ocean Billy' Live at Red Rocks

Red Rocks
Morrison, CO, United States

• On September 14, 2012, Umphrey’s McGee performed at Red Rocks, showcasing their dynamic sound and engaged fan base during a high-energy live recordi... Read Full Description >

  On September 14, 2012, Umphrey’s McGee performed at Red Rocks, showcasing their dynamic sound and engaged fan base during a high-energy live recording of "Ocean Billy." Leading up to this performance, the band had released their album "Death by Stereo" in 2011, which further established their progressive rock and jam band sensibilities. This period marked a significant phase in the band’s career as they were gaining widespread recognition for their improvisational prowess and creative compositions. The Red Rocks venue, known for its stunning acoustics and picturesque settings, added to the gravity of the performance, making it a memorable highlight for fans. Additionally, Umphrey’s McGee is renowned for their intricate song transitions and unique blend of genres, which were on full display in this live concert, showcasing their commitment to both live performance excellence and studio innovation.

Umphrey's McGee Live at Red Rocks - Performance Overview

Red Rocks
Morrison, CO, United States

• On September 14, 2012, Umphrey’s McGee performed a notable live recording at Red Rocks Amphitheatre, a venue known for its stunning acoustics and br... Read Full Description >

  On September 14, 2012, Umphrey’s McGee performed a notable live recording at Red Rocks Amphitheatre, a venue known for its stunning acoustics and breathtaking scenery. At that time, the band had released their album "Death by Stereo" in 2011, showcasing their evolution towards a more polished sound while still retaining their improvisational roots. This concert took place during a successful period for the band, as they celebrated over a decade of touring with a dedicated fanbase and a reputation for dynamic live performances, often incorporating elements of progressive rock, jazz, and metal into their shows. An interesting fact about this performance is that Red Rocks marks a significant milestone for many bands, and Umphrey’s McGee had already built a legacy of memorable performances at this venue, further solidifying their place in the jam band scene.

Umphrey's McGee Live at Red Rocks: 'Weird Fishes/Arpeggi' Performance

Red Rocks
Morrison, CO, United States

• In September 2012, during the performance of "Weird Fishes/Arpeggi" at the iconic Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Umphrey’s McGee was riding the wave of the... Read Full Description >

  In September 2012, during the performance of "Weird Fishes/Arpeggi" at the iconic Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Umphrey’s McGee was riding the wave of their growing popularity and creative evolution. Just prior to this recording, the band released their studio album *Similar Skin* in 2014, which marked a significant milestone as it was their first independently released album. This live performance showcased the band’s unique blend of progressive rock, jazz, and improvisational styles, highlighting their reputation for energetic live shows. Interestingly, their ability to seamlessly blend complex time signatures and genres has garnered a dedicated fanbase, further exemplified by their extensive touring history and their commitment to high-quality live recordings. This performance was part of their ongoing efforts to create dynamic concert experiences, which they later made available for purchase, showcasing the importance of live music in their artistry.

Umphrey's McGee: 'Ocean Billy' Live from Red Rocks - Full Concert

Red Rocks Amphitheatre
Morrison, CO, United States

• In September 2012, when Umphrey's McGee performed "Ocean Billy" at the iconic Red Rocks Amphitheatre, they were in a significant phase of their career... Read Full Description >

  In September 2012, when Umphrey's McGee performed "Ocean Billy" at the iconic Red Rocks Amphitheatre, they were in a significant phase of their career, following the release of their album "Similar Skin" in 2014. This performance is part of the band's broader reputation for dynamic live shows that blend elements of rock, jazz, and progressive music. The concert at Red Rocks, known for its stunning natural acoustics and stunning visual backdrop, further solidified their status as a leading live act. They’ve built a devoted following by emphasizing live improvisation and unique setlists, which is evident in this energetic rendition of "Ocean Billy." Notably, Umphrey's McGee is celebrated for their innovative use of technology, allowing fans to engage with their music through live recordings and high-quality video releases, showcasing their commitment to both musical evolution and audience connectivity.

Umphrey's McGee - 'Comma Later' Live Performance at Boulder Theater

Boulder Theater
Boulder, CO, USA

• On September 15, 2012, Umphrey's McGee performed "Comma Later" live at the Boulder Theater in Boulder, Colorado. This recording is significant as it f... Read Full Description >

  On September 15, 2012, Umphrey's McGee performed "Comma Later" live at the Boulder Theater in Boulder, Colorado. This recording is significant as it falls within a productive period for the band, which had recently released their studio album "Similar Skin" in June 2014, following a series of ambitious projects. At the time of the live recording, Umphrey's McGee was known for their unique blend of progressive rock, jazz, and improvisational influences—elements that can be clearly observed in their live performances. The band had also developed a reputation for their exceptional live shows, showcasing their musical versatility and fan interaction. An interesting fact is that the Boulder Theater concert was part of their extensive tour schedule, highlighting their commitment to live music and connection with fans, which remains a cornerstone of their identity.

Umphrey's McGee - Night Nurse Live Performance in Rochester, NY

Rochester, NY, United States

Umphrey's McGee Live Performance at The Danforth Music Hall, Toronto

The Danforth Music Hall
Toronto, Canada

• On October 24, 2012, Umphrey’s McGee performed at The Danforth Music Hall in Toronto, marking a vibrant period in their career. Prior to this live r... Read Full Description >

  On October 24, 2012, Umphrey’s McGee performed at The Danforth Music Hall in Toronto, marking a vibrant period in their career. Prior to this live recording, the band released their album "Similar Skin" in 2014, showcasing their evolving sound and complex arrangements. However, in the lead-up to this concert, they were riding high on the success of their live performances and the 2011 studio album "Death by Stereo," which solidified their reputation as a dynamic, improvisational force in the progressive rock and jam band scene. Notably, Umphrey’s McGee is known for their innovative approach to live music, often incorporating real-time lighting and visuals in their shows, which enhances the overall concert experience. The concert in Toronto featured special guests, The Bright Light Social Hour, reflecting the band’s collaborative spirit and commitment to showcasing diverse musical acts alongside their performances.

Umphrey's McGee Live at Riverside Theater: 'Mother' (Danzig Cover) Performance

Riverside Theater
Milwaukee, WI, USA

• On October 26, 2012, Umphrey’s McGee performed a live cover of Danzig's "Mother" at the Riverside Theater in Milwaukee, showcasing their ability to ... Read Full Description >

  On October 26, 2012, Umphrey’s McGee performed a live cover of Danzig's "Mother" at the Riverside Theater in Milwaukee, showcasing their ability to reinterpret a variety of music styles. At this time, the band was in the midst of a prolific period, having released their studio album "Death By Stereo" in 2011, which continued to develop their progressive rock and jam band sound. This live recording emphasizes their energetic stage presence and improvisational skills, traits that have won them a dedicated fanbase. Notably, Umphrey’s McGee is celebrated for their seamless blending of genres and creative live performances, often incorporating unexpected covers into their sets. The choice of a Danzig song during this period highlights their versatility and willingness to pay homage to the broader rock tradition while connecting with fans through exciting live experiences.

Umphrey's McGee: Tribute to the Spinal Shaft Live at Riverside Theater, Milwaukee

Riverside Theater
Milwaukee, WI, United States

• At the time of the live recording of "Tribute to the Spinal Shaft" on October 26, 2012, Umphrey's McGee was enjoying significant momentum in their car... Read Full Description >

  At the time of the live recording of "Tribute to the Spinal Shaft" on October 26, 2012, Umphrey's McGee was enjoying significant momentum in their career. They had recently released their album "Death by Stereo" in 2011, which was well-received and continued to showcase their eclectic style blending rock, jazz, and progressive music. The performance at the Riverside Theater came during a prolific period for the band, noted for their dynamic live shows and dedicated fanbase. They were known for blending improvisation with structured compositions, and "Tribute to the Spinal Shaft" exemplifies their unique approach to live music, allowing for extensive exploration of themes and melodies. Additionally, Umphrey's McGee is celebrated for their innovative use of technology, actively engaging their fanbase through high-quality live recordings and webcasts, which has solidified their presence in the jam band scene.

Umphrey's McGee Concert: Exodus/Life During Wartime/City Of Tiny Lights Mash-Up

Riverside Theater
Milwaukee, WI, United States

• In October 2012, when Umphrey's McGee performed the mash-up of "Exodus," "Life During Wartime," and "City of Tiny Lights" at the Riverside Theater in ... Read Full Description >

  In October 2012, when Umphrey's McGee performed the mash-up of "Exodus," "Life During Wartime," and "City of Tiny Lights" at the Riverside Theater in Milwaukee, they were riding high on the success of their ninth studio album, *Similar Skin*, which had been released earlier that year. This album showcased the band's continued evolution in blending progressive rock and improvisational jams, marking a notable shift towards a more cohesive songwriting approach. The live performance was significant not only for its eclectic mash-up selection but also for featuring Charlie from This Must Be The Band on vocals, highlighting the band's collaborative spirit and their appreciation for diverse musical influences. As a group renowned for their live improvisation, this particular concert was a testament to their ability to seamlessly weave different genres, engaging with their audience in a creative and dynamic way.

Umphrey's McGee Mash-Up Performance of 'Exodus', 'Life During Wartime', and 'City Of Tiny Lights' at Riverside Theater

Riverside Theater
Milwaukee, WI, United States

• In October 2012, when Umphrey's McGee performed the mash-up of "Exodus," "Life During Wartime," and "City of Tiny Lights" at the Riverside Theater in ... Read Full Description >

  In October 2012, when Umphrey's McGee performed the mash-up of "Exodus," "Life During Wartime," and "City of Tiny Lights" at the Riverside Theater in Milwaukee, the band was well-established as a prominent force in the jam band scene. By this time, they had released their eighth studio album, "Similar Skin," which came out in 2014. However, prior to this live performance, they had released "Death by Stereo" in 2010. Known for their dynamic live shows and intricate musical arrangements, Umphrey’s McGee blends various genres, which is highlighted in this mash-up featuring classics from Bob Marley, Talking Heads, and Frank Zappa. This performance also showcases the band’s collaborative spirit, with vocalist Charlie appearing to enhance the experience, making it a memorable event for fans. The band’s improvisational style continues to resonate with audiences, further solidifying their reputation within the live music community.

Umphrey's McGee - 'Fool in the Rain' Live Performance at The Fillmore

The Fillmore
Silver Spring, MD, United States

• In relation to the live performance captured on Halloween 2012 at The Fillmore, Umphrey’s McGee had recently released their album "Similar Skin" ear... Read Full Description >

  In relation to the live performance captured on Halloween 2012 at The Fillmore, Umphrey’s McGee had recently released their album "Similar Skin" earlier that year, in June 2014. This marked a significant point in the band's evolution as it was their first studio album funded through fan contributions, reflecting their deep connection with their audience. The "Fool in the Rain" cover performed at this Halloween show showcases the group’s improvisational prowess and ability to creatively reinterpret classic songs, a hallmark of their live performances. Additionally, 2012 was notable as it marked the band's 15th anniversary, culminating in a series of celebratory shows and special events that demonstrated their growth as a band and their dedication to live music culture. The Halloween performance also highlighted their tradition of themed events, enriching the concert experience for fans.

Umphrey's McGee Live Performance of Syncopated Strangers at Calvin Theater

Calvin Theater
Northampton, MA, United States

• On November 1, 2012, Umphrey's McGee performed "Syncopated Strangers" at the Calvin Theater in Northampton, MA. At this point in their career, the ban... Read Full Description >

  On November 1, 2012, Umphrey's McGee performed "Syncopated Strangers" at the Calvin Theater in Northampton, MA. At this point in their career, the band had released their album "Similar Skin" earlier that year, marking a further evolution in their sound and songwriting. This live recording showcases their dynamic performance style, which blends rock, jazz, and progressive influences. Notably, "Syncopated Strangers" is a fan-favorite that highlights the band's improvisational abilities and intricate compositions. By 2012, Umphrey's McGee had solidified their reputation for high-energy live shows, which often feature extensive jamming and audience participation. The performance at Calvin Theater reflects their dedication to crafting unique concert experiences while continuing to cultivate a loyal fanbase, further distinguished by their use of technology to enhance live audio and video accessibility for fans.

Umphrey's McGee Performs 'It's The End of the World' Live at Mayan Holidaze

Mayan Holidaze
Tulum, Mexico

• In December 2012, during the performance at the Mayan Holidaze in Tulum, Mexico, Umphrey’s McGee was riding the wave of their strong, established fa... Read Full Description >

  In December 2012, during the performance at the Mayan Holidaze in Tulum, Mexico, Umphrey’s McGee was riding the wave of their strong, established fanbase, having released their album "Death By Stereo" earlier that year. This album, which features a blend of progressive rock, metal, and improvisational jams, marked a key point in the band's evolution as they embraced a more polished sound while still retaining their improvisational roots. The choice to cover R.E.M.'s "It's the End of the World as We Know It (And I Feel Fine)" during this performance reflects the band’s playful approach to live shows and their ability to reinterpret classic rock songs within their dynamic musical style. Additionally, performing at a unique destination event like the Mayan Holidaze highlights their efforts to create immersive concert experiences for fans, combining music, culture, and community.

Umphrey's McGee: 'Plunger' Live Performance at Tabernacle, Atlanta

Tabernacle
Atlanta, GA, United States

• Umphrey's McGee performed "Plunger" live at the Tabernacle in Atlanta on December 28, 2012, during a pivotal time in their career. This date falls wit... Read Full Description >

  Umphrey's McGee performed "Plunger" live at the Tabernacle in Atlanta on December 28, 2012, during a pivotal time in their career. This date falls within the period following the release of their seventh studio album, "Death by Stereo," which came out in 2011. The album showcased the band's signature blend of rock, funk, and progressive influences, further cementing their reputation for intricate compositions and improvisational prowess. By late 2012, Umphrey’s McGee was actively touring and celebrating their established fan base, often emphasizing high-energy live performances like the one captured in this recording. Notably, the band is known for their unique approach to live recordings, often making them available for purchase shortly after their shows, which allows fans to experience their evolving sound firsthand. This performance is a testament to their dynamic stage presence and the dedicated fan community that supports them.

Umphrey's McGee Live Performance of '1348' at The Tabernacle, Atlanta

The Tabernacle
Atlanta, GA, United States

• On December 29, 2012, Umphrey’s McGee performed at The Tabernacle in Atlanta, Georgia, showcasing their dynamic live energy with the song "1348." At... Read Full Description >

  On December 29, 2012, Umphrey’s McGee performed at The Tabernacle in Atlanta, Georgia, showcasing their dynamic live energy with the song "1348." At this point in their career, the band had recently released their album "Death by Stereo" in 2011, which was well-received and marked a continuation of their evolution in sound, blending progressive rock, jazz, and improvisational elements. The live performance captured in the video is notable not only for its energetic rendition but also for the innovative use of technology, featuring six GoPro Hero3 cameras, which provided a unique visual perspective of the band during the performance. By this time, Umphrey's McGee had built a strong reputation within the jam band scene and had developed a loyal fanbase, known for their intricate compositions and live improvisation. This performance exemplifies the band's engaging live presence and continued creative exploration in the years following their studio releases.

Umphrey's McGee Performance of 'Loose Ends' Live at Tabernacle, Atlanta

Tabernacle
Atlanta, GA, United States

• In December 2012, when Umphrey's McGee performed "Loose Ends" live at the Tabernacle in Atlanta, they were in a dynamic phase of their career, having ... Read Full Description >

  In December 2012, when Umphrey's McGee performed "Loose Ends" live at the Tabernacle in Atlanta, they were in a dynamic phase of their career, having released their fifth studio album, "Death by Stereo," in 2011. This album showcased the band’s evolution in blending progressive rock, jazz, and improvisational styles. The live recording captures the energy and musicianship that Umphrey’s McGee is known for, highlighting their ability to create a unique atmosphere in concert settings. Notably, the Tabernacle venue is renowned for its acoustics and historic significance, making it an ideal location for their performance. The band is celebrated for their tight-knit community and often incorporates fan interactions into their shows, a characteristic that enhances their live recordings. This performance exemplifies their dedication to musicianship and fan engagement, solidifying their reputation as an influential jam band in the modern music scene.

Umphrey's McGee Performs '1348' Live at The Tabernacle, Atlanta

The Tabernacle
Atlanta, GA, United States

• In December 2012, during the live recording at The Tabernacle in Atlanta, Umphrey's McGee was enjoying a period of significant growth and recognition ... Read Full Description >

  In December 2012, during the live recording at The Tabernacle in Atlanta, Umphrey's McGee was enjoying a period of significant growth and recognition in their career. This performance came shortly after the release of their album "Similar Skin" (2014), but more notably, it was part of their extensive touring that showcased their evolution as a band. At the time, Umphrey's McGee was known for their innovative approach to live performances, incorporating technology such as GoPro cameras to enhance the visual experience for fans. This concert was emblematic of their dynamic live sound, characterized by complex compositions and improvisation, solidifying their reputation in the jam band scene. Additionally, their continuous output of live albums highlighted their commitment to capturing the essence of their concerts, making live recordings a staple of their discography.

Umphrey's McGee: Live Performance of 'Uncle Wally' at Tabernacle, Atlanta

Tabernacle
Atlanta, GA, United States

• On December 30, 2012, Umphrey's McGee performed live at the Tabernacle in Atlanta, a significant period in their career marked by a strong blend of pr... Read Full Description >

  On December 30, 2012, Umphrey's McGee performed live at the Tabernacle in Atlanta, a significant period in their career marked by a strong blend of progressive rock and improvisational jams. Leading up to this concert, the band had released their studio album "Similar Skin" in 2014, but at the time of the performance, they were actively touring and promoting their 2011 album "Death by Stereo." This era showcased the band's strong live presence, as they were known for their dynamic sets and skilled musicianship, traits highlighted in this live recording of "Uncle Wally." Interestingly, the band has a dedicated fanbase that often trades live recordings, making the concert not only a showcase of their evolving sound but also a testament to their interactive relationship with fans. This performance captures a peak in their ability to blend spontaneity with structured compositions, a hallmark of their lasting appeal in the jam band scene.

Umphrey's McGee Live Performance of 'Shine On You Crazy Diamond' at The Tabernacle

The Tabernacle
Atlanta, GA, United States

• By December 30, 2012, when Umphrey’s McGee performed "Shine On You Crazy Diamond" at The Tabernacle in Atlanta, they were in the midst of a highly p... Read Full Description >

  By December 30, 2012, when Umphrey’s McGee performed "Shine On You Crazy Diamond" at The Tabernacle in Atlanta, they were in the midst of a highly productive phase in their career, having just released their album “Death by Stereo” earlier that year. This album showcased their progressive rock tendencies and eclectic style, alongside their celebrated improvisational skills, which have become a hallmark of their live performances. The choice to cover Pink Floyd's classic in this context demonstrates the band's ability to traverse various musical landscapes while still appealing to fans of classic rock. Additionally, 2012 marked a significant year for the band as they were celebrating their 15th anniversary, further solidifying their presence in the jam band scene and showcasing their diverse repertoire. Their live recordings like this one serve to highlight their dynamic on-stage chemistry and skillful musicianship, making every performance a unique experience.

Umphrey's McGee Live Performance of 'Higgins' at Tabernacle, Atlanta

Tabernacle
Atlanta, GA, United States

• On December 31, 2012, Umphrey’s McGee performed a live recording of "Higgins" at the Tabernacle in Atlanta, showcasing their unique blend of rock, j... Read Full Description >

  On December 31, 2012, Umphrey’s McGee performed a live recording of "Higgins" at the Tabernacle in Atlanta, showcasing their unique blend of rock, jazz, and improvisational elements. At this time, the band had recently released their sixth studio album, "Similar Skin," on June 10, 2014. The concert represents a pivotal moment in the band’s journey as they celebrated New Year’s Eve, a tradition they often embraced, allowing fans to experience their dynamic musicianship in a vibrant setting. Umphrey’s McGee is known for their elaborate live shows and improvisation, and this performance is indicative of their ongoing evolution, with a setlist that changes frequently. The Tabernacle venue, with its rich history and impressive acoustics, further elevates the significance of this event, making it a memorable highlight in their extensive discography.

Umphrey’s McGee Performs 'Dance Hall Days' at Tabernacle, Atlanta

Tabernacle
Atlanta, GA, United States

• On December 31, 2012, Umphrey's McGee delivered a memorable performance at the Tabernacle in Atlanta, debuting their cover of Wang Chung's "Dance Hall... Read Full Description >

  On December 31, 2012, Umphrey's McGee delivered a memorable performance at the Tabernacle in Atlanta, debuting their cover of Wang Chung's "Dance Hall Days." This live recording came shortly after the release of their seventh studio album, "Similar Skin," which was released in June 2014. By this stage in their career, Umphrey’s McGee had developed a reputation for their innovative live shows, characterized by their unique blend of rock, jazz, and improvisational jam music. The collaboration with Mad Dog and his Filthy Little Secret on horns during the performance highlights the band's willingness to experiment with different musical arrangements and guest musicians, a hallmark of their live shows. This performance not only showcased their ongoing growth as musicians but also reflected their deep connection with their audience, as they celebrated the New Year with an exciting musical debut.

Umphrey's McGee - 'Hourglass' Live Performance at The Tabernacle, Atlanta

The Tabernacle
Atlanta, GA, United States

• On December 31, 2012, Umphrey's McGee was enjoying a vibrant phase of their career, performing at The Tabernacle in Atlanta for a New Year's Eve celeb... Read Full Description >

  On December 31, 2012, Umphrey's McGee was enjoying a vibrant phase of their career, performing at The Tabernacle in Atlanta for a New Year's Eve celebration. By this time, the band had just released their sixth studio album, "Analog," in 2012, which showcased their evolving sound and integration of various musical genres. The live recording features "Hourglass," a track that exemplifies the band's signature blend of progressive rock and improvisation, further enhanced by the inclusion of a horn section for this special event. This performance is notable not only for its celebratory context but also for demonstrating the band's ability to engage and innovate, utilizing guest musicians to expand their sonic palette and create a unique live experience for their audience.

Umphrey's McGee Live Performance at Town Ballroom - Features Buffalo Favorites

Town Ballroom
Buffalo, NY, United States

• On January 16, 2013, Umphrey's McGee performed live at the Town Ballroom in Buffalo, New York, a city they had developed a notable rapport with since ... Read Full Description >

  On January 16, 2013, Umphrey's McGee performed live at the Town Ballroom in Buffalo, New York, a city they had developed a notable rapport with since their debut there in 2005. By this time, the band had recently released their album "Similar Skin" in 2014, showcasing their evolving sound that blends rock, jazz, and progressive elements. This live recording captures the band during an era characterized by their commitment to extensive touring and improvisation, which has become a hallmark of their performances. Notably, the Town Ballroom show was sold out, reflecting the band's strong local following and fan base, often referred to as "Buffalove." Their high-energy performances are enhanced by intricate instrumentation and dynamic interplay among band members, showcasing why they are considered a significant force in the live music scene.

Umphrey's McGee Live Performance at Orbit Room, Grand Rapids

Orbit Room
Grand Rapids, MI, United States

• In February 2013, when Umphrey’s McGee performed at the Orbit Room in Grand Rapids, they were in a period of significant growth and creative explora... Read Full Description >

  In February 2013, when Umphrey’s McGee performed at the Orbit Room in Grand Rapids, they were in a period of significant growth and creative exploration following the release of their album "Death by Stereo" in 2011. This live recording captures them during the tail end of their "Similar Skin" album cycle, which was released later in 2014. The band has a reputation for their dynamic live shows, characterized by seamless transitions and improvisational elements, which are evident in this performance. An interesting aspect of their career at this time is their dedicated fan base and their embrace of technology, as they actively encouraged live recordings and sharing among fans, reflecting their commitment to live music culture. By this point, Umphrey's McGee had solidified their status in the jam band scene, showcasing their diverse musical abilities and energetic stage presence that continues to captivate audiences.

UMPHREY'S McGEE - Live And Let Die Performance at The Pageant, St. Louis

The Pageant
St. Louis, MO, United States

• On February 8, 2013, Umphrey's McGee performed at The Pageant in St. Louis, a date during their continued rise in the live music scene. By this time, ... Read Full Description >

  On February 8, 2013, Umphrey's McGee performed at The Pageant in St. Louis, a date during their continued rise in the live music scene. By this time, the band had released their studio album "Similar Skin" in 2014, which showcases their blend of progressive rock, jazz fusion, and funk influences. This live performance occurred shortly before the album’s release, while they were also promoting their previous album, "Death by Stereo" (2011). Interesting to note is that Umphrey's McGee is known for their improvisational style during live shows, often integrating unique covers and extended jams. The rendition of "Live and Let Die" during this concert exemplifies their ability to reinterpret familiar songs with a fresh approach, highlighting the band’s dynamic live presence and their strong fan connection. As a pivotal moment in their career, this performance captures the band in the midst of evolving their sound and expanding their audience.

Umphrey's McGee Performs '40's Theme' at Freebird Live, Jacksonville

Freebird Live
Jacksonville, FL, United States

• On April 11, 2013, when Umphrey’s McGee performed "40's Theme" at Freebird Live in Jacksonville, the band was enjoying a period of significant momen... Read Full Description >

  On April 11, 2013, when Umphrey’s McGee performed "40's Theme" at Freebird Live in Jacksonville, the band was enjoying a period of significant momentum in their career. Their latest studio album, **"Similar Skin"**, was released in 2014, just a year after this performance, marking their continued evolution in sound and diversification of their output. At this time, the band was known for blending genres, including rock, jazz, and progressive elements, showcasing their technical prowess and improvisational skills during live shows. Notably, "40's Theme" is a fan-favorite instrumental piece that exemplifies their energetic performances and intricate musicianship, making this recording a cherished moment for attendees and fans alike. The band’s strong dedication to live music and connection with their audience is evident, and they maintain a reputation for engaging and memorable concert experiences.

Umphrey's McGee - Cemetery Walk Live at Plaza Live, Orlando

Plaza Live Theater
Orlando, FL, USA

Umphrey's McGee Live at Plaza Live Theater: Miss Tinkle's Overture, 1348, 2x2, Ringo

Plaza Live Theater
Orlando, FL, United States

• On April 12, 2013, during the live performance at the Plaza Live Theater in Orlando, Florida, Umphrey's McGee was actively promoting their album "Simi... Read Full Description >

  On April 12, 2013, during the live performance at the Plaza Live Theater in Orlando, Florida, Umphrey's McGee was actively promoting their album "Similar Skin," which was released later that same year. This concert reflects a pivotal moment for the band as they were transitioning to an independent model of music distribution after parting ways with their record label. The setlist from the performance includes tracks like "Miss Tinkle's Overture" and "1348," demonstrating their skillful blend of rock improvisation and progressive jams. Interestingly, Umphrey's McGee is known for their extensive use of technology in live performances to enhance sound quality, and they often encourage fan recordings, making them a prominent act within the jam band scene. This particular show exemplifies their evolving sound and the dedicated fanbase they've cultivated over the years.

Umphrey's McGee Performance of 'Hajimemashite' at Jannus Live

Jannus Live
St. Petersburg, FL, US

Umphrey's McGee Encore Performance at Jannus Live in St. Pete, FL

Jannus Live
St. Pete, FL, United States

• On April 13, 2013, when Umphrey's McGee performed their encore at Jannus Live in St. Petersburg, Florida, they were in a notable phase of their career... Read Full Description >

  On April 13, 2013, when Umphrey's McGee performed their encore at Jannus Live in St. Petersburg, Florida, they were in a notable phase of their career following the release of their album "Death by Stereo," which came out in 2011. By 2013, the band had established a robust reputation in the jam band scene, known for their improvisational skills and diverse musical style. They were also actively touring and engaging with fans through live performances. Interestingly, this concert featured a dynamic setlist that showcased their ability to blend genres and highlight their instrumental prowess. Their 2013 tour was significant as it marked a time when they were increasingly integrating technology with music, exploring live streaming and digital distribution, which distinguished them in the contemporary music landscape.

Umphrey's McGee Live Performance of Song at George's Majestic

George's Majestic
Fayetteville, AR, United States

Umphrey's McGee Live Performance of Hit Song at Stubbs BBQ, Austin

Stubbs BBQ
Austin, TX, United States

• On April 20, 2013, Umphrey's McGee was in the midst of their 2012-2013 touring cycle, having released their album *Similar Skin* in June 2014, shortly... Read Full Description >

  On April 20, 2013, Umphrey's McGee was in the midst of their 2012-2013 touring cycle, having released their album *Similar Skin* in June 2014, shortly after the live recording. At this point in their career, the band was solidifying their reputation as a leading force in the jam band scene, known for their eclectic sound and improvisational prowess. The Stubbs BBQ performance showcased their dynamic live presence, bolstered by a dedicated fanbase. Interesting to note is their approach to live recordings; the band often released them as part of their commitment to live music sharing, making this performance a testament to their engagement with fans. Their characteristic blend of progressive rock, jazz, and jamband sensibilities would resonate throughout the set, reflecting their evolution and ongoing experimentation in their musical journey.

Umphrey's McGee Performance at Stubbs BBQ: Live Concert Highlights

Stubbs bbq
Austin, TX, United States

• In April 2013, when Umphrey’s McGee performed live at Stubb's BBQ in Austin, they were in an exciting phase of their career marked by a strong reput... Read Full Description >

  In April 2013, when Umphrey’s McGee performed live at Stubb's BBQ in Austin, they were in an exciting phase of their career marked by a strong reputation in the jam band scene. Just prior to this performance, the band released their studio album, *Similar Skin*, in June 2014. However, they were heavily promoting their *Death by Stereo* album, which had come out in 2011 and showcased their talent for blending various genres like rock, jazz, and progressive metal. Notably, live performances like the one at Stubb’s BBQ allowed the band to showcase their improvisational skills, which are a hallmark of their style. In the years leading up to this show, Umphrey's McGee had developed a loyal following, in part due to their dynamic live sets, and they often leveraged these performances to refine new material before studio recordings.

Umphrey's McGee Live Performance of Original Songs at Stubbs BBQ, Austin

Stubbs bbq
Austin, TX, United States

• On April 20, 2013, Umphrey’s McGee performed live at Stubb's BBQ in Austin, Texas, as part of their continued ascent in the jam band scene. By this ... Read Full Description >

  On April 20, 2013, Umphrey’s McGee performed live at Stubb's BBQ in Austin, Texas, as part of their continued ascent in the jam band scene. By this time, the band had recently released their studio album "Similar Skin" in June 2014, which followed the 2011 album "Death by Stereo." This performance exemplifies their dynamic live sound and complex compositions. Notably, the band's improvisational prowess and ability to blend genres are hallmarks of their performances, which have been built over years of extensive touring. In 2013, they were known for their strong fan engagement, often recording and releasing live shows, which help solidify their reputation as a premier live act in the music industry. The Stubbs BBQ venue, known for its intimate atmosphere, allowed fans to enjoy a unique and energetic experience, further showcasing the band's charm and musicianship during this period.

Umphrey's McGee Live Covering 'Jessica' at Stubbs BBQ, Austin

Stubbs bbq
Austin, TX, United States

• On April 20, 2013, when Umphrey's McGee performed at Stubb's BBQ in Austin, Texas, the band was riding high on the success of their studio album "Simi... Read Full Description >

  On April 20, 2013, when Umphrey's McGee performed at Stubb's BBQ in Austin, Texas, the band was riding high on the success of their studio album "Similar Skin," which had been released in June 2014. This particular show was notable for its energetic vibe, showcasing the band's signature blend of genres and improvisational prowess. In 2013, Umphrey's McGee was well-established in the jam band scene, known for their elaborate live performances. During this period, they also celebrated a milestone 15 years of making music together, which further solidified their reputation. At this concert, the band paid homage to the Allman Brothers by covering "Jessica," highlighting their appreciation for classic rock influences while engaging with their dedicated fanbase. This performance exemplifies their ability to seamlessly connect with their audience through both original works and beloved covers.

Umphrey's McGee Live Performance of Iconic Songs at Stubbs BBQ

Stubbs BBQ
Austin, TX, United States

• On April 20, 2013, Umphrey's McGee performed at Stubbs BBQ in Austin, Texas, capturing a pivotal moment during their career. The band had recently rel... Read Full Description >

  On April 20, 2013, Umphrey's McGee performed at Stubbs BBQ in Austin, Texas, capturing a pivotal moment during their career. The band had recently released their album "Similar Skin" in 2014, marking a shift towards a more cohesive sound that incorporated a range of genres while still maintaining their progressive rock roots. At the time of the live recording, Umphrey's McGee was enjoying a surge in popularity, characterized by their ambitious live performances and extensive touring schedule. Notably, they are known for their improvisational style and mashups, often blending different songs during performances, which further engages their audience. The 2013 Stubbs BBQ show exemplified their energetic stage presence and musicianship, showcasing the band's commitment to delivering unique live experiences for fans.

Umphrey's McGee Live Performance of Original Songs at Stubbs BBQ, Austin

Stubbs bbq
Austin, TX, United States

• On April 20, 2013, Umphrey's McGee performed live at Stubb's BBQ in Austin, Texas, as part of their ongoing evolution in the progressive rock and jam ... Read Full Description >

  On April 20, 2013, Umphrey's McGee performed live at Stubb's BBQ in Austin, Texas, as part of their ongoing evolution in the progressive rock and jam band scene. Leading up to this performance, the band had released their studio album "Similar Skin" in 2014, and during this time they were promoting their preceding album "Death by Stereo," which was released in 2011. The band's live shows are notable for their improvisational nature, blending various genres, including rock, metal, jazz, and funk, which is evident in the high-energy performance at Stubb's. Notably, during this period, Umphrey’s McGee had developed a reputation for their intricate compositions and virtuosic musicianship, gaining a dedicated fanbase that eagerly anticipated their live sets. Their concerts often feature unique setlists, showcasing their ability to adapt and engage with audiences, further enhancing their live music legacy.

Umphrey's McGee Live Performance at Stubb's BBQ - Song Title Unavailable

Stubb's BBQ
Austin, TX, United States

• On April 20, 2013, Umphrey’s McGee was in a dynamic phase of their career, having released their studio album “Similar Skin” just a few months p... Read Full Description >

  On April 20, 2013, Umphrey’s McGee was in a dynamic phase of their career, having released their studio album “Similar Skin” just a few months prior on June 10, 2014. The live recording at Stubb's BBQ captures the band’s improvisational prowess, a hallmark of their performances, showcasing their ability to blend progressive rock, jazz, and various other influences seamlessly in a live setting. At this time, Umphrey’s McGee was also known for their innovative approach to live shows, often engaging with fan requests and offering unique setlists. The band had cultivated a strong following within the jam band scene, further solidified by their extensive tour schedule and dedicated fanbase. The Austin performance is emblematic of their energetic live shows, featuring extended jams and collaborative interaction among band members, which are key elements that resonate deeply with their audience.

Umphrey's McGee Live Performance of 'Stubbs BBQ' Concert Highlights

Stubbs bbq
Austin, TX, United States

• On April 20, 2013, Umphrey's McGee was in a dynamic phase of their career, having recently released their album "Similar Skin" in 2014. The Stubbs BBQ... Read Full Description >

  On April 20, 2013, Umphrey's McGee was in a dynamic phase of their career, having recently released their album "Similar Skin" in 2014. The Stubbs BBQ performance featured in the live recording showcases the band’s fusion of rock, jazz, and improvisational elements, which has become a hallmark of their sound. Prior to this, their 2011 album "Death by Stereo" marked a significant stylistic expansion that included more intricate arrangements and diverse influences. By 2013, the band was solidifying their reputation as a formidable live act, known for their engaging performances and adept improvisation, attracting a dedicated following in the jam band scene. This period was also marked by their innovative approach to setlists and fan interaction, making their live shows unique experiences that continue to leave a lasting impression on audiences.

Umphrey's McGee Live Performance of 'In the Kitchen' at Hangout Festival

Letting Go Stage
Gulf Shores, AL, United States

• On May 16, 2013, Umphrey’s McGee performed the song "In the Kitchen" at the Hangout Music Festival in Gulf Shores, marking a vibrant period in the b... Read Full Description >

  On May 16, 2013, Umphrey’s McGee performed the song "In the Kitchen" at the Hangout Music Festival in Gulf Shores, marking a vibrant period in the band's career. By this time, the band had released their album "Similar Skin" in 2014, which showcased their progressive rock influences and intricate musical compositions. The performance at the festival exemplified their ability to blend improv and composition seamlessly, a hallmark of their live shows. Notably, the band is known for their dedicated fanbase and sophisticated live performances, which often include extended jamming and unique interpretations of their songs. This particular recording reflects their evolution as a band and their growing presence in the live music scene, characterized by their experimentation and high-energy engagement with the audience.

Umphrey's McGee Live Performance of 'In the Kitchen' at Hangout Music Festival

Letting Go Stage
Gulf Shores, AL, United States

• On May 16, 2013, Umphrey’s McGee performed "In the Kitchen" at the Hangout Music Festival in Gulf Shores, showcasing their continued evolution as a ... Read Full Description >

  On May 16, 2013, Umphrey’s McGee performed "In the Kitchen" at the Hangout Music Festival in Gulf Shores, showcasing their continued evolution as a live band. At this point in their career, they had recently released their studio album "Similar Skin" in 2014, which marked a significant moment in their discography as it was the first album they had self-produced. Leading up to this performance, the band was actively touring and gaining recognition for their unique blend of rock, progressive, and improvisational styles, which was evident in their energetic live shows. The performance of "In the Kitchen," a fan-favorite known for its intricate melodies and poetry, highlights their improvisational skills and dedication to engaging their audience. This live recording reflects the band’s commitment to their craft as they seamlessly blend composition with improvisation in front of a festival crowd.

Umphrey's McGee Performs 'Rebubula' Live at Summer Camp Music Festival

Summer Camp Music Festival
Chillicothe, IL, United States

• In May 2013, when Umphrey’s McGee performed "Rebubula" at the Summer Camp Music Festival, they were in a prolific phase of their career. The band ha... Read Full Description >

  In May 2013, when Umphrey’s McGee performed "Rebubula" at the Summer Camp Music Festival, they were in a prolific phase of their career. The band had recently released their studio album, "Similar Skin," in June 2014, which showcases their diverse musical styles and complex compositions. This live recording also highlights their ability to perform covers and pay homage to other bands, with "Rebubula" originally by moe., reflecting their camaraderie within the jam band scene. The Summer Camp Music Festival is known for its vibrant atmosphere, attracting a dedicated fanbase that appreciates such live renditions. Notably, Umphrey's McGee is recognized for their improvisational prowess, and this performance fits seamlessly into their reputation for dynamic live shows that often feature extended jams and unique reinterpreted covers.

Umphrey's McGee Performs 'Bright Lights, Big City' at Summer Camp Music Festival

Summer Camp Music Festival
Chillicothe, IL, United States

• In May 2013, when Umphrey’s McGee performed "Bright Lights, Big City" at the Summer Camp Music Festival, they were actively promoting their album "D... Read Full Description >

  In May 2013, when Umphrey’s McGee performed "Bright Lights, Big City" at the Summer Camp Music Festival, they were actively promoting their album "Death by Stereo," which had been released just a year prior, in 2012. This live performance captured the band's distinctive blend of rock, jazz, and improvisation, showcasing their dynamic live energy. Notably, the performance featured guest saxophonist Dominic Lalli from Big Gigantic, adding a unique layer to the band's sound during their set. At this point in their career, Umphrey's McGee was well-established in the jam band scene, known for their intricate compositions and engaging live shows. This performance at a prominent festival further solidified their reputation and connection with their dedicated fanbase.

Umphrey's McGee - 'Debra' Live Performance at Summer Camp Music Festival

Summer Camp Music Festival
Chillicothe, IL, United States

• In May 2013, during their performance at the Summer Camp Music Festival, Umphrey's McGee was actively touring and promoting their album "Similar Skin,... Read Full Description >

  In May 2013, during their performance at the Summer Camp Music Festival, Umphrey's McGee was actively touring and promoting their album "Similar Skin," which was released later that year in June. The band was known for their improvisational style and willingness to cover songs from various genres, as evidenced by their rendition of Beck's "Debra" during this live recording. At this point in their career, Umphrey's McGee had developed a strong following and became recognized for their dynamic live performances. The year 2013 marked a significant period for the band, as they not only showcased new music but also celebrated their established reputation for innovative live shows, drawing on a blend of rock, funk, and progressive elements. This performance is particularly notable as it highlights the band’s ability to reinterpret mainstream tracks, thus appealing to both their dedicated fanbase and a broader audience.

Umphrey's McGee's 'Slacker' Performance at Summer Camp Festival Kickball Game

Summer Camp Festival
Chillicothe, IL, United States

• In May 2013, during the live recording featured in the Summer Camp Festival, Umphrey’s McGee was promoting their album "Similar Skin," which was rel... Read Full Description >

  In May 2013, during the live recording featured in the Summer Camp Festival, Umphrey’s McGee was promoting their album "Similar Skin," which was released later that year in June. This period marked a significant moment for the band, as "Similar Skin" was their first studio album to feature a fully evolved blend of rock, progressive, and improvisational elements that characterized their sound. The Summer Camp Festival performance was part of a robust touring schedule, demonstrating their active engagement with fans and their commitment to live performance, a cornerstone of their artistry. Notably, this era also included unique collaborations and a distinct approach to live sets, including the creative interpretation of songs like "Slacker," which showcases their improvisational prowess and connection to the festival spirit. The kickball game featured in the recording exemplifies the band’s playful camaraderie and commitment to building community with both their audience and fellow music

Umphrey's McGee Performs 'She Caught The Katy' with Taj Mahal at Summer Camp Music Festival

Summer Camp Music Festival
Chillicothe, IL, United States

• In 2013, the year of the live recording of "She Caught The Katy" featuring Taj Mahal at the Summer Camp Music Festival, Umphrey's McGee was in a proli... Read Full Description >

  In 2013, the year of the live recording of "She Caught The Katy" featuring Taj Mahal at the Summer Camp Music Festival, Umphrey's McGee was in a prolific period, having released their album "Similar Skin" just a year later in 2014. However, preceding this performance, they had released "The Bottom Half" in 2012, a compilation of unreleased tracks from earlier albums, showcasing their diverse songwriting and evolution as a band. The participation of renowned musician Taj Mahal and Luther Dickinson at this performance highlights Umphrey's McGee's collaborative spirit and their commitment to blending different musical influences. This event not only showcased their improvisational prowess but also underlined their status within the jam band scene, as they consistently attract notable guest artists and deliver dynamic live experiences.

Umphrey's McGee Live Performance of 'In the Kitchen' from Wooly's in Des Moines

Wooly's
Des Moines, IA, United States

• In June 2013, when Umphrey's McGee performed "In the Kitchen" live at Wooly's in Des Moines, the band was actively promoting their album "Similar Skin... Read Full Description >

  In June 2013, when Umphrey's McGee performed "In the Kitchen" live at Wooly's in Des Moines, the band was actively promoting their album "Similar Skin," which was released shortly afterward on June 10, 2014. This live performance showcased the band's signature blend of progressive rock, jam band improvisation, and intricate musicianship, typical of their style during this period. It's noteworthy that 2013 marked a year of significant growth for Umphrey's McGee, as they continued to build on their loyal fanbase and reputation for dynamic live shows. The band's frequent inclusion of fan favorites like "In the Kitchen" in their setlists reflects their deep connection with their audience, further enhancing their appeal in the thriving jam band scene. This performance exemplifies their ability to engage and energize a crowd while showcasing their musical versatility.

Umphrey's McGee Performance of 'Thunderstruck' at Red Rocks Concert

Red Rocks
Morrison, CO, United States

• On June 7, 2013, Umphrey's McGee performed a live recording of "Thunderstruck" at Red Rocks, a notable venue that has become synonymous with their ene... Read Full Description >

  On June 7, 2013, Umphrey's McGee performed a live recording of "Thunderstruck" at Red Rocks, a notable venue that has become synonymous with their energetic performances. At this point in their career, the band had recently released their album "Similar Skin," which came out on June 10, 2014, just a year after this performance. "Similar Skin" marked a significant point for Umphrey's McGee, as it included a blend of different styles reflecting their evolution and established them within the progressive rock genre. The band's ability to blend various influences is evident in their lively and improvisational performances, which often create a unique concert experience. Moreover, the Red Rocks venue is iconic, known for its stunning natural acoustics and breathtaking views, further amplifying the impact of their live shows. This performance showcases not just their live prowess, but also their commitment to engaging their audience in a vibrant musical dialogue.

Umphrey's McGee Concert Performance at Red Rocks - 'Red Rocks 06/07/13'

Red Rocks Amphitheatre
Morrison, CO, US

• On June 7, 2013, Umphrey’s McGee performed at the iconic Red Rocks Amphitheatre, a venue known for its stunning natural acoustics and breathtaking s... Read Full Description >

  On June 7, 2013, Umphrey’s McGee performed at the iconic Red Rocks Amphitheatre, a venue known for its stunning natural acoustics and breathtaking scenery. By this time, the band had recently released their album "Similar Skin" in 2014, showcasing their continued evolution in sound and songwriting. The Red Rocks performance is particularly notable as it highlights the band's commitment to live improvisation and audience engagement, which are hallmarks of their style. They have developed a reputation for blending various genres, including rock, jazz, and progressive elements, which is prominently showcased during their live shows. Additionally, this performance at Red Rocks marked a significant moment for the band, symbolizing their growing presence in the jam band scene and their ability to attract dedicated fans, often referred to as "UM fans". This show also reflects their journey to becoming a staple in the live music circuit, further solidifying their legacy.

Umphrey's McGee Performance of 'No Diablo' Live from Chautauqua, Boulder

Chautauqua
Boulder, CO, United States

• On June 8, 2013, Umphrey's McGee performed "No Diablo" live at the Chautauqua venue in Boulder, Colorado. By this time, the band had recently released... Read Full Description >

  On June 8, 2013, Umphrey's McGee performed "No Diablo" live at the Chautauqua venue in Boulder, Colorado. By this time, the band had recently released their studio album "Similar Skin" in 2014, which further showcased their progressive rock and jam band influences. This era was notable for the band's growing sophistication in songwriting and improvisation, reflecting their evolution since their formation in 1997. The live performance featured their typical mix of intricate arrangements and extended jams, highlighting their musicianship and ability to engage with the audience. Interesting to note is that Umphrey's McGee is recognized for pushing the boundaries of live music, often incorporating technology into their performances, such as live streaming and innovative audio recordings, allowing them to connect with a wider fan base. The Boulder show stands out as part of a key period in their career where they were solidifying their status in the jam band scene.

Umphrey's McGee Live Performance at Wooly's, Des Moines - 80/35 After Party

Wooly's
Des Moines, IA, United States

• In July 2013, when Umphrey's McGee performed live at Wooly's in Des Moines, they were in a dynamic phase of their career, having recently released the... Read Full Description >

  In July 2013, when Umphrey's McGee performed live at Wooly's in Des Moines, they were in a dynamic phase of their career, having recently released their studio album "Similar Skin" just a year later in 2014. This period marked a notable evolution in their sound and songwriting approach, showcasing a blend of rock, jazz, and progressive influences that have characterized their music. Their live performances around this time, like the one at Wooly's, highlighted their reputation for improvisation and high-energy sets, further solidifying their status within the jam band scene. The July 6 performance was part of the 80/35 Music Festival, an event renowned for its vibrant atmosphere, indicating Umphrey's McGee's popularity and appeal among festival-goers. The band’s commitment to their craft was evident in their ability to seamlessly engage with their audience through complex musical compositions and extended jams during this after-party set.

Umphrey's McGee and The Disco Biscuits Perform 'Home Again' at Camp Bisco 12

Camp Bisco 12
Mariaville, NY, United States

• In July 2013, during the live recording at Camp Bisco 12, Umphrey's McGee was enjoying a prolific phase in their career. Their most recent studio albu... Read Full Description >

  In July 2013, during the live recording at Camp Bisco 12, Umphrey's McGee was enjoying a prolific phase in their career. Their most recent studio album prior to this event was "Similar Skin," released in 2014. This period marked their continued evolution within the progressive rock and jam band scenes, showcasing their intricate compositions and improvisational prowess. Notably, the collaboration with The Disco Biscuits at this festival highlights the band's strong ties within the broader jam community, often sharing musicians and fans. The band's live performances, characterized by their energetic and dynamic interplay, have become a hallmark of their identity, resulting in a dedicated fanbase. The performance of "Home Again" signifies their ability to blend various musical styles while engaging with other artists, further enhancing their reputation in the live music circuit.

Umphrey's McGee featuring The Disco Biscuits performing 'Home Again' at Camp Bisco 12

Camp Bisco 12
Scranton, PA, United States

• In July 2013, when Umphrey’s McGee performed at Camp Bisco 12 alongside The Disco Biscuits, they were in a dynamic phase in their career marked by t... Read Full Description >

  In July 2013, when Umphrey’s McGee performed at Camp Bisco 12 alongside The Disco Biscuits, they were in a dynamic phase in their career marked by their growing popularity in the jam band scene. Just prior to this performance, in 2012, they released the album "Similar Skin," which showcased their evolving sound and commitment to pushing musical boundaries. The band is known for their improvisational prowess and seamless genre-blending, which was evident during the live performance of "Home Again." This collaboration with The Disco Biscuits, notable figures in the electronic and jam spaces, highlighted their willingness to embrace cross-genre partnerships. Additionally, Umphrey's McGee's fan-driven approach to music, particularly through live recordings, has fostered a dedicated community that thrives on the shared experience of their performances.

Umphrey's McGee & STS9 Performance of 'Let's Dance' with Liquid Horns at Northerly Island, Chicago

Northerly Island
Chicago, IL, United States

• On August 17, 2013, Umphrey’s McGee delivered a standout performance at Northerly Island in Chicago, sharing the stage with STS9 and Liquid Horns fo... Read Full Description >

  On August 17, 2013, Umphrey’s McGee delivered a standout performance at Northerly Island in Chicago, sharing the stage with STS9 and Liquid Horns for a unique encore of "Let's Dance." At this time, the band had recently released their studio album "Similar Skin" in June 2014, which reflected their evolution in sound and songwriting. This live performance, notable for both its collaborative spirit and vibrant arrangement, showcases the band’s commitment to improvisation and blending genres, hallmarks of their identity. Additionally, the concert exemplifies Umphrey’s McGee’s strong relationship with Chicago, given their origins there, and serves as a testament to their reputation for immersive live experiences, further solidifying their standing in the jam band scene. The collaboration with STS9 adds another layer of excitement to the performance, showcasing the camaraderie prevalent within the live music community.

Umphrey's McGee Performed 'Conduit' Live at FirstMerit Bank Pavilion, Chicago

FirstMerit Bank Pavilion at Northerly Island
Chicago, IL, United States

• On August 17, 2013, during the performance of "Conduit" at the FirstMerit Bank Pavilion in Chicago, Umphrey’s McGee was well into their career and e... Read Full Description >

  On August 17, 2013, during the performance of "Conduit" at the FirstMerit Bank Pavilion in Chicago, Umphrey’s McGee was well into their career and enjoying significant artist acclaim. Leading up to this live recording, they had released their album "Similar Skin" in June 2014, which showcases their evolving sound and melding of genres. Notably, this period also marked the band’s dedication to improvisation and live performance, hallmarks of their identity. The Chicago show is part of their strong connection with the local audience, as the band originated from the region and regularly sold out venues in Illinois. Additionally, the live recording highlights their skillful musicianship and tight-knit performance style, which has garnered a loyal fanbase and standing in the progressive rock and jam band scenes.

David Bowie Cover by Umphrey's McGee and STS9 Live at Charter One Pavilion

Charter One Pavilion
Chicago, IL, United States

• On August 17, 2013, Umphrey’s McGee performed a memorable live cover of David Bowie alongside STS9 at the Charter One Pavilion in Chicago. At this p... Read Full Description >

  On August 17, 2013, Umphrey’s McGee performed a memorable live cover of David Bowie alongside STS9 at the Charter One Pavilion in Chicago. At this point in their career, Umphrey's McGee had released their eighth studio album, *Similar Skin*, just the previous month, in July 2014. This album showcased their continued evolution and experimentation with diverse musical styles, blending rock, jazz, and progressive elements. The live performance itself highlights the band's strong improvisational skills and willingness to collaborate, as they joined forces with STS9, another prominent band in the jam scene. Additionally, Umphrey’s McGee was known for their dynamic live shows and loyal fanbase, often utilizing technology to enhance the concert experience through unique multimedia presentations. The collaboration during this performance exemplifies their community-oriented approach through music and shared moments.

Umphrey's McGee and STS9 Perform David Bowie Cover Live at Charter One Pavilion

Charter One Pavilion
Chicago, IL, United States

• On August 17, 2013, Umphrey’s McGee performed at the Charter One Pavilion in Chicago, collaborating with STS9 for a memorable live rendition of a Da... Read Full Description >

  On August 17, 2013, Umphrey’s McGee performed at the Charter One Pavilion in Chicago, collaborating with STS9 for a memorable live rendition of a David Bowie cover. At this time, Umphrey's McGee had just released their album "Similar Skin" earlier that year, showcasing a continued evolution in their progressive rock sound. "Similar Skin" was notable for its blend of various musical styles, reflecting the band's experimentation and eclectic influences. This performance also illustrates the band's strong live presence and commitment to collaborative improvisation, hallmarks of their career. Interestingly, the live performance captured the synergy between the two bands, both known for their unique takes on rock and jam music, further enhancing the experience for fans. This collaboration highlights the band's ongoing popularity and relevance in the jam scene during a pivotal phase of their career.

Umphrey's McGee Live at Charter One Pavilion - Chicago Performance

Charter One Pavilion
Chicago, IL, United States

Umphrey's McGee: Resolution Live from Nashville - Full Concert

Riverfront Park
Nashville, TN, United States

• In August 2013, during the live performance of "Resolution" at Riverfront Park in Nashville, Umphrey’s McGee was riding the momentum of their album ... Read Full Description >

  In August 2013, during the live performance of "Resolution" at Riverfront Park in Nashville, Umphrey’s McGee was riding the momentum of their album "Similar Skin," released just two months prior on June 10, 2014. This album marked a significant moment in their career, as it was the first studio release following their commitment to a crowdfunding initiative, demonstrating their close relationship with their fanbase. During this period, the band was known for their innovative approach to live performances, often incorporating improvisation and extensive jamming into their sets. The Nashville concert was part of a rigorous touring schedule that typified their dedication to live music, further solidifying their reputation in the jam band scene. Notably, recordings from this era highlight their seamless blending of rock and progressive elements, reflecting their evolving musical identity.

Umphrey's McGee: 'Women, Wine and Song' Live Performance from Alpharetta

Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre
Alpharetta, GA, United States

• In relation to the live recording from August 24, 2013, entitled "Women, Wine and Song," Umphrey’s McGee had released their studio album "Safety in ... Read Full Description >

  In relation to the live recording from August 24, 2013, entitled "Women, Wine and Song," Umphrey’s McGee had released their studio album "Safety in Numbers" in 2006. At the time of the performance, the band was actively touring and showcasing their diverse musical palette, characterized by their fusion of rock, jazz, and progressive soundscapes. The live performance captures the band in their element, performing a song that reflects their intricate compositions and improvisational prowess. Interestingly, the band has a strong connection to their live shows, with much of their popularity stemming from extensive touring and building a dedicated fanbase through live recordings. They are known for their high-energy performances, and the 2013 show in Alpharetta highlights their ability to engage audiences, as well as their skill in seamlessly blending genres on stage.

Umphrey's McGee Concert Performance of 'Ain't No Sunshine' featuring John Bell

Family Circle Stadium
Charleston, SC, United States

• In October 2013, when Umphrey’s McGee performed "Ain't No Sunshine" featuring John Bell at the Family Circle Stadium in Charleston, they were riding... Read Full Description >

  In October 2013, when Umphrey’s McGee performed "Ain't No Sunshine" featuring John Bell at the Family Circle Stadium in Charleston, they were riding high on the success of their 2012 album, "Similar Skin." This album marked a significant point in their career as it showcased their evolving sound, blending rock, progressive, and jam elements, and was notable for receiving positive reviews. The live recording captures the band's dynamic energy and improvisational prowess, traits they are well-known for. Additionally, collaborating with John Bell of Widespread Panic highlights the camaraderie between prominent acts in the jam band scene, reflecting Umphrey’s McGee’s strong connections within the music community. Their performance in this era demonstrated their commitment to live music, as they often incorporate special guest appearances into their shows, making each concert a unique experience.

Umphrey's McGee Covers 'Black Water' Live at State Theatre, State College

State Theatre
State College, PA, US

• On October 21, 2013, Umphrey's McGee performed a live version of "Black Water," a classic originally by the Doobie Brothers, at the State Theatre in S... Read Full Description >

  On October 21, 2013, Umphrey's McGee performed a live version of "Black Water," a classic originally by the Doobie Brothers, at the State Theatre in State College, PA. This performance occurred shortly after the release of their album "Similar Skin," which came out in June 2014. The band had a dynamic career trajectory leading up to this performance, showcasing their ability to blend various genres and maintain a strong live presence. Notably, Umphrey's McGee is known for their improvisational style and fan engagement, often incorporating unique setlists and covers into their shows. The choice to cover "Black Water" reflects their eclectic approach while paying homage to classic rock influences, further illustrating their versatility and appeal within the jam band scene. The recorded performance is a testament to their ability to reinterpret well-known songs while making them their own.

Umphrey's McGee Live Performance of 'Comma Later' from Sherman Theater

Sherman Theater
East Stroudsburg, PA, United States

• On October 24, 2013, Umphrey's McGee performed "Comma Later" at the Sherman Theater in East Stroudsburg, PA. At this point in their career, the band h... Read Full Description >

  On October 24, 2013, Umphrey's McGee performed "Comma Later" at the Sherman Theater in East Stroudsburg, PA. At this point in their career, the band had recently released their studio album "Similar Skin" in June 2014, making this live recording part of their promotional and touring cycles leading up to the album's release. This period marked a significant time for the band as they were continuing to evolve their sound and solidify their identity within the jam band scene. An interesting fact about Umphrey's McGee is their extensive use of technology in live performances, including employing a system to allow fans to access high-quality live recordings, demonstrating their commitment to audience engagement and enhancing the live music experience. This practice reflects their status as a progressive band that embraces both tradition and innovation in the performing arts.

UMPHREY'S McGEE: Roundabout Live Performance at Riverside Theater - Milwaukee

Riverside Theater
Milwaukee, WI, United States

• On November 1, 2013, when Umphrey's McGee performed at the Riverside Theater in Milwaukee, they were riding high on the momentum from their album "Sim... Read Full Description >

  On November 1, 2013, when Umphrey's McGee performed at the Riverside Theater in Milwaukee, they were riding high on the momentum from their album "Similar Skin," which was released in June 2014. This performance highlights the band’s ability to blend various genres, showcasing their progressive rock and improvisational style. An interesting fact about Umphrey's McGee is their dedicated fanbase, which often engages in setlist discussions and trading live recordings, emphasizing the live experience as an integral part of their artistry. The Riverside Theater gig exemplifies their dynamic stage presence, where they often create unique experiences rooted in spontaneity, further cementing their reputation as stalwarts of the jam band scene. The recording captures not just a concert, but a moment in the band's continuous evolution and commitment to live music.

Umphrey's McGee Performs 'Roundabout' (YES Cover) Live at Riverside Theater

Riverside Theater
Milwaukee, WI, United States

• On November 1, 2013, Umphrey's McGee performed at the Riverside Theater in Milwaukee, showcasing their live rendition of "Roundabout" by YES as part o... Read Full Description >

  On November 1, 2013, Umphrey's McGee performed at the Riverside Theater in Milwaukee, showcasing their live rendition of "Roundabout" by YES as part of their Annual Halloween Mashup concert. At this point in their career, the band had released their studio album "Similar Skin" earlier that year, which marked a significant evolution in their sound, incorporating tighter arrangements and a more polished production approach. This performance occurred during an exciting period for the band, as they were known for their improvisational prowess and energetic live shows, both of which were highlighted in this particular concert. Additionally, Umphrey's McGee's penchant for covering classic rock songs, as evidenced by their take on "Roundabout," reflects their diverse musical influences and their ability to blend genres seamlessly, engaging their dedicated fanbase in a unique live experience.

Umphrey's McGee Covers Metallica's '...And Justice For All' Live at Riverside Theater

Riverside Theater
Milwaukee, WI, United States

• On November 2, 2013, Umphrey’s McGee performed live at the Riverside Theater in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, as part of their Halloween Mashup series, show... Read Full Description >

  On November 2, 2013, Umphrey’s McGee performed live at the Riverside Theater in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, as part of their Halloween Mashup series, showcasing their impressive versatility by covering Metallica's "...And Justice for All." Leading up to this performance, the band had released their studio album "Similar Skin" in 2014, which highlighted their evolving sound and experimentation in progressive rock and jam band genres. The Halloween shows are known for their unique setlists and thematic performances; this particular event was the final night of a three-night run filled with mashups and surprises, underscoring the band's reputation for blending covers and original material in innovative ways. The band's ability to engage with diverse musical influences, alongside their loyal fanbase, has solidified their status in the live music scene.

Umphrey's McGee Concert Performance of 'Push the Booth Deeper' at Riverside Theater

Riverside Theater
Milwaukee, WI, United States

• On November 2, 2013, when Umphrey's McGee performed "Push the Booth Deeper" at the Riverside Theater in Milwaukee, they were prominently established i... Read Full Description >

  On November 2, 2013, when Umphrey's McGee performed "Push the Booth Deeper" at the Riverside Theater in Milwaukee, they were prominently established in their career, following the release of their studio album "Similar Skin" in 2014. This live recording showcases the band’s inclination towards innovative arrangements, as evidenced by the mashup of three original songs. At that time, Umphrey's McGee was known for their unique blend of rock, progressive, and jam band elements, further solidified by their distinctive live performances. Additionally, the band's commitment to improvisation and collaboration is evident in this performance, highlighting their proficiency and creative synergy as artists. With a dedicated fan base and a reputation for energetic shows, this concert exemplifies why Umphrey's McGee continues to be a vital part of the contemporary live music scene.

Umphrey's McGee Perform 'Miami Virtue' Live at The Riverside Theater, Milwaukee

The Riverside Theater
Milwaukee, WI, United States

• On November 2, 2013, Umphrey’s McGee performed live at The Riverside Theater in Milwaukee, showcasing their dynamic approach to progressive rock and... Read Full Description >

  On November 2, 2013, Umphrey’s McGee performed live at The Riverside Theater in Milwaukee, showcasing their dynamic approach to progressive rock and improvisational jamming. At this point in their career, the band had recently released their album "Similar Skin" in June 2014, following the release of "Death by Stereo" in 2011. The live performance captured in "Miami Virtue" highlights the band's ability to blend technical proficiency with an engaging live experience, a hallmark of their reputation. Notably, this concert was part of their extensive touring schedule and reflects their growing dedication to high-quality live recordings, as evidenced by the availability of full shows on platforms like TourGigs.com. Additionally, their unique approach to setlists and improvisation creates a different experience with each show, allowing fans to enjoy a fresh take on their favorite tracks, like "Miami Virtue."

Umphrey's McGee Performs 'In Bloom' - Nirvana Cover Live in Orlando

Orlando, FL, United States

• Umphrey's McGee performed their cover of Nirvana's "In Bloom" during a live concert in Orlando on November 30, 2013, a significant time in their caree... Read Full Description >

  Umphrey's McGee performed their cover of Nirvana's "In Bloom" during a live concert in Orlando on November 30, 2013, a significant time in their career. At this point, the band had recently released the album "Similar Skies" in 2013, showcasing their evolving sound and emphasizing their improvisational prowess. This live recording highlights their ability to blend different musical influences, reflecting their eclectic style that incorporates rock, jazz, and progressive influences. Additionally, the band's deep connection to their fanbase is evident in their extensive touring and dedication to live performance, which has been a hallmark of their career. The choice to cover a well-known song by Nirvana also underscores their appreciation for classic rock and their intent to reach broader audiences while still infusing their unique take into the performance.

Umphrey's McGee Performs 'Africa' Live at Mayan Holidaze 2013

Now Sapphire resort
Puerto Morelos, Mexico

• In December 2013, when Umphrey's McGee performed "Africa" at the Mayan Holidaze event, the band was in a dynamic phase of their career, having release... Read Full Description >

  In December 2013, when Umphrey's McGee performed "Africa" at the Mayan Holidaze event, the band was in a dynamic phase of their career, having released their album "Similar Skin" just six months earlier in June 2014. This album marked a significant evolution for the band, showcasing their exploration of new sounds and collaborative efforts. The performance of "Africa," which features a unique alternate chorus, highlights the band’s knack for improvisation and reinterpretation of classic songs, a hallmark of their live shows. Additionally, the Mayan Holidaze event is notable as it reflects Umphrey's McGee's continued commitment to blending vacation experiences with music, providing fans an immersive environment to enjoy their performances. This live recording stands as a testament to their ability to engage with their audience in a setting that fosters both musical exploration and community spirit.

Umphrey's McGee: 'Rock The Casbah' Backstage Rehearsal at Fillmore Auditorium

Fillmore Auditorium
Denver, CO, USA

• Umphrey’s McGee was in a prominent phase of their career around the time of the live recording on December 28, 2013, at the Fillmore Auditorium in D... Read Full Description >

  Umphrey’s McGee was in a prominent phase of their career around the time of the live recording on December 28, 2013, at the Fillmore Auditorium in Denver. Prior to this performance, they had released their album "Similar Skin" in 2014, which showcased their continued evolution in blending rock, progressive, and jam elements. This particular performance features a live rehearsal of "Rock The Casbah," a cover of the classic song by The Clash, indicating the band’s penchant for integrating diverse influences into their setlists. Notably, Umphrey’s McGee is recognized for their improvisational prowess and fan-interactive performances, often incorporating real-time voting for song selections during shows, which further enriches their live experience. This rehearsal captures a moment where the band seamlessly merges their unique sound with a well-loved tune, reflecting their adaptability and creativity in a live setting.

Umphrey's McGee Full Concert: The Triple Wide Live at The Fillmore Auditorium

The Fillmore Auditorium
Denver, CO, United States

• On December 28, 2013, Umphrey's McGee performed at the Fillmore Auditorium in Denver, showcased in the recording titled "The Triple Wide." At this poi... Read Full Description >

  On December 28, 2013, Umphrey's McGee performed at the Fillmore Auditorium in Denver, showcased in the recording titled "The Triple Wide." At this point in their career, they had just released their album "Similar Skin" in 2014, which marked a significant moment as it was their first studio album recorded independently. The performance featured their distinct blend of progressive rock, jazz, and improvisation, which has become a hallmark of their live shows. Notably, "The Triple Wide" is included on their "Hall of Fame: Class of 2013" album, highlighting the band's commitment to live recordings and audience engagement. Following this period, Umphrey’s McGee continued to grow their reputation for dynamic performances and innovative music, reflecting their evolution as a band during a time when they were solidifying their presence in the jam band scene.

Umphrey's McGee - 'Partyin Peeps' Live Performance at Fillmore Auditorium, Denver

Fillmore Auditorium
Denver, CO, United States

• On December 28, 2013, Umphrey's McGee performed at the Fillmore Auditorium in Denver, showcasing their dynamic live sound and intricate compositions. ... Read Full Description >

  On December 28, 2013, Umphrey's McGee performed at the Fillmore Auditorium in Denver, showcasing their dynamic live sound and intricate compositions. At this time, the band was touring in support of their album *Anchor Drops*, which had been released in 2004, and was in a period of prolific output and evolution in their style. The live recording captures the band's established reputation for improvisation and energetic performances, which have contributed to their loyal fan base. Notably, Umphrey's McGee is known for their blend of rock, jazz, funk, and metal influences, and this performance exemplifies their ability to engage audiences with spontaneous jams and tight ensemble playing. During this period, they were also leveraging technology, enabling fans to access live recordings, which has been integral to their connection with listeners.

Umphrey's McGee Performs '1348' Featuring Joshua Redman Live at Fillmore Auditorium

Fillmore Auditorium
Denver, CO, United States

• On December 29, 2013, Umphrey's McGee performed at the Fillmore Auditorium in Denver, showcasing their dynamic live capabilities, especially with spec... Read Full Description >

  On December 29, 2013, Umphrey's McGee performed at the Fillmore Auditorium in Denver, showcasing their dynamic live capabilities, especially with special guest Joshua Redman joining them on saxophone. Leading up to this performance, the band had released their studio album "Similar Skin" earlier that same year, which marked a significant moment in their evolution as it was their first album released on their own label, Nothing Too Fancy Music. This self-release underscored their commitment to artistic independence and control over their music. The live performance of "1348," a fan favorite known for its improvisational sections, exemplifies the band's skill in blending progressive rock with jazz influences, particularly highlighted by Redman's presence in this recording. Amassing a dedicated following, Umphrey's McGee has built a reputation for their electrifying live shows, which often feature collaborations with various artists, enhancing the audience experience through spontaneity a

Umphrey's McGee Live Performance of 'Ringo' featuring Joshua Redman at Fillmore Auditorium

Fillmore Auditorium
Denver, CO, US

• On December 29, 2013, Umphrey’s McGee performed live at the Fillmore Auditorium in Denver, CO, featuring the song "Ringo" with guest saxophonist Jos... Read Full Description >

  On December 29, 2013, Umphrey’s McGee performed live at the Fillmore Auditorium in Denver, CO, featuring the song "Ringo" with guest saxophonist Joshua Redman. This performance came shortly after the release of their album "Similar Skin," which debuted earlier that year. "Similar Skin" was notable for its blend of progressive rock and improvisational jazz, showcasing the band's evolution in songwriting and musicianship. This live recording captures the band at a dynamic point in their career, having established a reputation for high-energy performances and intricate arrangements. Additionally, the collaboration with Redman highlights Umphrey's McGee's commitment to musical exploration and synergy with renowned artists, further enhancing their improvisational prowess during live shows. The recording signifies their ongoing growth and popularity in the live music scene, particularly as they embrace collaborations that push their creative boundaries.

Umphrey's McGee - Full Concert at The Fillmore Auditorium, Colorado

The Fillmore Auditorium
Denver, CO, United States

• On December 29, 2013, Umphrey’s McGee performed at The Fillmore Auditorium in Denver, a notable venue in their live performance history. At this tim... Read Full Description >

  On December 29, 2013, Umphrey’s McGee performed at The Fillmore Auditorium in Denver, a notable venue in their live performance history. At this time, the band was promoting their 2013 studio album, "Similar Skin," which reflected their continued evolution in sound, showcasing a blend of genres like rock, jazz, and progressive music. This was a period of significant activity for the band, as "Similar Skin" was their first album released through their own label, Nothing Too Fancy Music, marking a pivotal shift in their career toward greater artistic independence. The live recording at The Fillmore highlights Umphrey's McGee's dynamic improvisational style, a hallmark of their performances, and it captures the energy of a band that was firmly establishing its reputation in the jam band scene while engaging with an enthusiastic fanbase.

Umphrey's McGee Concert at Tabernacle, Atlanta - New Year's Eve Performance

Tabernacle
Atlanta, GA, United States

• Umphrey's McGee was deep into their career by the time of their live recording on December 31, 2013, at the Tabernacle in Atlanta. Leading up to this ... Read Full Description >

  Umphrey's McGee was deep into their career by the time of their live recording on December 31, 2013, at the Tabernacle in Atlanta. Leading up to this performance, the band had released their album "Similar Skin" earlier that year, which was well-received and showcased their evolving sound, blending rock, jazz, and progressive elements. The New Year’s Eve shows were a tradition for the band, often featuring elaborate improvisations and medleys. This particular recording marked their 15th annual New Year's celebration, demonstrating their strong connection with their fanbase and the excitement surrounding their live performances, often characterized by energetic extended jams and dynamic setlists. This gradual growth over the years allowed Umphrey's McGee to solidify their reputation as a leading act in the jam band scene.

Umphrey's McGee Performance at The Fillmore Denver: New Year's Run 2013

The Fillmore Denver
Denver, CO, United States

• In late 2013, Umphrey's McGee was riding high on the success of their album "Similar Skin," released earlier that year in June. This album marked a si... Read Full Description >

  In late 2013, Umphrey's McGee was riding high on the success of their album "Similar Skin," released earlier that year in June. This album marked a significant evolution in their sound, showcasing not only their adeptness at blending rock with progressive and electronic elements but also highlighting their ability to create engaging and complex compositions. The live recording from their New Year's Run at The Fillmore Denver captures the band in a celebratory and energetic atmosphere, reflecting their strong rapport with fans. At this point in their career, Umphrey's McGee had established themselves as a formidable live act, known for their improvisational prowess and dynamic performances. The New Year's Run was a special event for fans and helped solidify their reputation as a leading band in the jam scene, further expanding their dedicated following.

Umphrey's McGee Performs 'No Diablo' at Fillmore Auditorium, Denver

Fillmore Auditorium
Denver, CO, United States

• On December 31, 2013, during a New Year’s Eve concert at the Fillmore Auditorium in Denver, Umphrey’s McGee was riding the wave of their album "Si... Read Full Description >

  On December 31, 2013, during a New Year’s Eve concert at the Fillmore Auditorium in Denver, Umphrey’s McGee was riding the wave of their album "Similar Skin," which was released earlier that year. This album marked a significant moment in the band's career as it showcased their ability to blend various genres, including rock, metal, and jazz, demonstrating their evolution as artists. Notably, "No Diablo," the song featured in the video from this concert, emphasizes their sophisticated song structures and improvisational prowess. The band's New Year’s Eve shows have become a cherished tradition, known for their high-energy performances and unique setlists that often include special surprises, showcasing their deep connection with fans. This concert was not just a celebration of the new year but also a celebration of their continued growth and the collaborative songwriting that has characterized their work over the years.

Umphrey's McGee: 'No Diablo' Live Performance from the Album 'Similar Skin'

• In the live recording dated January 1, 2014, Umphrey's McGee was gearing up to release their album "Similar Skin," which came out on June 10, 2014. Th... Read Full Description >

  In the live recording dated January 1, 2014, Umphrey's McGee was gearing up to release their album "Similar Skin," which came out on June 10, 2014. This period marked an important transitional phase for the band as "Similar Skin" was their first album released on their own label, Nothing Too Fancy Music, following their decision to increase their artistic independence. The recording of "No Diablo" reflects Umphrey's McGee's signature blend of progressive rock, improvisation, and intricate musicianship that had become their hallmark. This era also saw the band embracing a more collaborative writing process, which allowed for greater experimentation within their sound. Notably, Umphrey’s McGee is known for their dedicated live performances and fan engagement, often incorporating real-time audience feedback into their sets, further emphasizing their dynamic capabilities as a live band.

Umphrey's McGee Live Performance at Summer Camp Music Festival

Summer Camp Music Festival
Chillicothe, IL, USA

• In 2014, the year of the live recording at the Summer Camp Music Festival, Umphrey’s McGee was actively touring and had recently released their stud... Read Full Description >

  In 2014, the year of the live recording at the Summer Camp Music Festival, Umphrey’s McGee was actively touring and had recently released their studio album "Similar Skin" in 2014, which marked a significant moment in their career as it was their first album released through their own label, Nothing Too Fancy Music. The band continued to gain a reputation for their dynamic live performances and complex compositions, leading to a loyal fanbase and enhancing their status within the jam band scene. Notably, during this period, Umphrey’s McGee showcased their signature blend of rock, jazz, and progressive elements, which contributed to their evolving sound and innovative live shows. Their performance at Summer Camp 2014 not only reflected their growth as artists but also their ability to engage and energize their audience, further solidifying their reputation as a leading force in live music.

Umphrey's McGee Live at The Beacon Theater - Full Concert (Set 2)

The Beacon Theater
New York, NY, United States

• On January 18, 2014, Umphrey's McGee performed live at The Beacon Theater in New York City, showcasing their dynamic blend of progressive rock, jam, a... Read Full Description >

  On January 18, 2014, Umphrey's McGee performed live at The Beacon Theater in New York City, showcasing their dynamic blend of progressive rock, jam, and improvisational styles. Leading up to this performance, the band had released their seventh studio album, "Similar Skin," in 2014, which marked a significant evolution in their sound, reflecting their trajectory as a prominent force in the jam band scene. Notably, "All In Time," a staple in their live repertoire, was performed during this set, showcasing the band’s knack for extended jams and improvisation. The Beacon Theater, known for its acoustics and intimate atmosphere, offered a unique space for the band to connect with their audience. The concert highlighted their continued growth and engagement with fans, as well as their ability to deliver electrifying performances that blend technical proficiency with spontaneity.

Umphrey's McGee Full Concert at The Beacon Theater - Set 2 (Songs: All In Time, Kashmir, Glory, In The Kitchen, Miss Tinkle's Overture, Ocean Billy)

Beacon Theatre
New York, NY, United States

• On January 18, 2014, Umphrey’s McGee performed a notable live recording at the Beacon Theater in New York City, delivering an electrifying second se... Read Full Description >

  On January 18, 2014, Umphrey’s McGee performed a notable live recording at the Beacon Theater in New York City, delivering an electrifying second set that included fan-favorite tracks like "All In Time" and "In The Kitchen." This performance took place shortly after the release of their studio album "Similar Skin," which came out in June 2014. "Similar Skin" marked a new chapter for the band, showcasing their evolving sound and collaborative songwriting approach. At this time, Umphrey’s McGee had solidified their reputation within the jam band scene and was known for their improvisational skills and complex compositions. The Beacon Theater show highlighted their ability to blend genres and connect with an enthusiastic audience, further establishing their status as a dynamic live act. The combination of a revered venue and a dedicated fanbase helped create an electric atmosphere during this performance.

Umphrey's McGee: Live Performance of 'Hangover' at The Fillmore, Detroit

The Fillmore
Detroit, MI, United States

• On February 1, 2014, during their performance at The Fillmore in Detroit, Umphrey’s McGee had recently released their album "Similar Skin" in 2014, ... Read Full Description >

  On February 1, 2014, during their performance at The Fillmore in Detroit, Umphrey’s McGee had recently released their album "Similar Skin" in 2014, which marked a significant milestone in their career as it was their first studio release that they produced independently. This live performance showcased the band's improvisational prowess and unique blend of rock and progressive elements, further solidifying their reputation as a staple in the jam band scene. The performance of "Hangover" serves as a poignant tribute to the late drummer Mike Mirro, highlighting the band's deep connection and loyalty among its members. During this period, Umphrey’s McGee was actively touring and experimenting with their sound, which contributed to their distinctive live shows that fans had come to love.

Umphrey's McGee - 'In The Kitchen' Live Performance at The Fillmore, Detroit

The Fillmore
Detroit, MI, United States

• On February 1, 2014, Umphrey’s McGee performed at The Fillmore in Detroit, showcasing their dynamic live sound during a performance of "In The Kitch... Read Full Description >

  On February 1, 2014, Umphrey’s McGee performed at The Fillmore in Detroit, showcasing their dynamic live sound during a performance of "In The Kitchen." At this time, the band had recently released their seventh studio album, titled "Similar Skin," in June 2014, which was a significant project as it marked their first self-produced effort. This period was notable for Umphrey's McGee as they were evolving their sound, further integrating elements of progressive rock, jazz, and improvisation into their performances. Additionally, the band has gained a reputation for their innovative live shows, often blurring the lines between set-list structure and spontaneity, as well as for their use of technology in engaging their fan base. The performance in Detroit exemplifies their commitment to creating a unique live experience, highlighted by their intricate musicianship and audience interaction.

Umphrey's McGee - Leave Me Las Vegas Live at Beacon Theatre

Beacon Theatre
New York, NY, United States

• In February 2014, Umphrey's McGee performed "Leave Me Las Vegas" at the Beacon Theatre in New York City, capturing a live moment that reflects their e... Read Full Description >

  In February 2014, Umphrey's McGee performed "Leave Me Las Vegas" at the Beacon Theatre in New York City, capturing a live moment that reflects their evolving sound and growing fan base. This performance took place shortly after the release of their album "Similar Skin," which was launched in June 2014. "Similar Skin" marked a significant step in their career as it reinforced their identity as a band known for blending genres and improvisational prowess. Interestingly, "Leave Me Las Vegas" is characterized by its intricate musical composition and showcases their signature style of progressive rock fused with jazz elements. The live recording emphasizes the band’s ability to engage their audience through dynamic performances, a hallmark of their identity. This period also highlights Umphrey's McGee's increasing reputation as a leading force in the jam-band scene, leveraging live recordings to connect with fans and expand their reach.

Umphrey's McGee Performs 'Live and Let Die' at Fillmore Silver Spring

Fillmore Silver Spring
Silver Spring, MD, United States

• On February 15, 2014, during their performance at the Fillmore Silver Spring, Umphrey’s McGee was in a phase of significant innovation and expansion... Read Full Description >

  On February 15, 2014, during their performance at the Fillmore Silver Spring, Umphrey’s McGee was in a phase of significant innovation and expansion in their musical style. This live recording closely follows the release of their album "Similar Skin," which came out in June 2014. The album marked a notable period in the band’s career, showcasing their progressive blend of rock, jazz, and improvisational elements, characteristic of their live shows. Notably, the band is known for its diverse setlists and skilled musicianship, which is evident in this performance where they pay homage to classic rock with their rendition of "Live and Let Die." Additionally, 2014 was a year of increased activity for the band, including extensive touring, which further solidified their reputation as a prominent live act within the jam band community.

Umphrey's McGee featuring Tony Reali performs 'Layla' live at the Fillmore

Fillmore
Silver Spring, MD, United States

• On February 16, 2014, Umphrey’s McGee performed at the Fillmore in Silver Spring, Maryland, featuring a special guest appearance by Tony Reali for a... Read Full Description >

  On February 16, 2014, Umphrey’s McGee performed at the Fillmore in Silver Spring, Maryland, featuring a special guest appearance by Tony Reali for a rendition of "Layla." At this point in their career, the band had recently released their album "Similar Skin" in 2014, which was well-received and marked a significant phase in their evolution. The live performance of “Layla,” a classic Eric Clapton track, showcases the band's improvisational style and ability to reinterpret well-known songs, which is a hallmark of their live shows. Additionally, the band is known for their dynamic live experiences, with a loyal fanbase that values their series of live recordings. This concert not only highlights their collaborative spirit but also reflects their established status in the jam band scene, as they were adept at blending genres and engaging with audience members.

Umphrey's McGee - 'Layla' Live Performance with Tony Reali at The Fillmore

The Fillmore
Silver Springs, MD, USA

Umphrey's McGee Live Performance of 'Morning Song' in Chicago

Chicago, IL, US

• During the live recording of "Morning Song" in Chicago on February 20, 2014, Umphrey’s McGee was in an active and creative phase of their career. Pr... Read Full Description >

  During the live recording of "Morning Song" in Chicago on February 20, 2014, Umphrey’s McGee was in an active and creative phase of their career. Prior to this performance, the band had released their album "Similar Skin" in 2014, which showcased their continued evolution in combining progressive rock, improvisation, and innovative songwriting. This album marked a significant milestone as it was their first studio release through their own label, Nothing Too Fancy Music. The band's dedication to live performance is evident, as they are known for their dynamic shows and seamless transitions between genres. The specific Chicago performance from February 2014 is also notable as it exemplifies their strong connection with the audience, showcasing both their technical prowess and ability to engage listeners in a live setting, attributes that have made them a staple in the jam band scene.

Umphrey's McGee Live on WGN Chicago - Performances of 'No Diablo' and 'Puppet String'

Riviera
Chicago, IL, United States

• On February 20, 2014, Umphrey's McGee performed live on WGN Chicago, which coincided with their ongoing promotional efforts for their shows at the Riv... Read Full Description >

  On February 20, 2014, Umphrey's McGee performed live on WGN Chicago, which coincided with their ongoing promotional efforts for their shows at the Riviera Theatre in Chicago. At this point in their career, the band had recently released their album "Similar Skin" in 2014, which marked a significant milestone as their first studio album to be completely funded through their fanbase via crowdfunding. The live performance featured snippets of songs from this album, such as "No Diablo" and "Puppet String," showcasing their evolving sound that blends rock, jazz, and progressive elements. The engagement with their local Chicago audience during this broadcast highlights their deep-rooted connection to the city, being a significant part of their musical identity and history. This performance reinforces Umphrey's McGee's reputation as a dynamic live band with a dedicated following, leveraging their performances as both promotion and a showcase of their innovative sound.

Umphrey's McGee Performs 'All In Time' Live at Riviera Theatre

Riviera Theatre
Chicago, IL, United States

• On February 21, 2014, Umphrey’s McGee performed at the Riviera Theatre in Chicago, showcasing their dynamic sound and improvisational prowess. At th... Read Full Description >

  On February 21, 2014, Umphrey’s McGee performed at the Riviera Theatre in Chicago, showcasing their dynamic sound and improvisational prowess. At this point in their career, the band had recently released "Similar Skin" in 2014, which was their eighth studio album and marked a significant moment as it was the first album to feature a fan-selected tracklist based on votes from their dedicated fanbase. This innovative approach underscored their deep connection with fans and willingness to experiment. Known for their exceptional live performances, the use of multiple GoPro cameras to capture this concert illustrates the band's commitment to multi-media engagement with their audience. The 2014 concert exemplifies Umphrey’s McGee's evolution as a band that seamlessly blends progressive rock, jazz fusion, and jam band elements, solidifying their reputation within the live music scene.

Umphrey's McGee Performance of 'Hajimemashite/Glory' in Chicago

Chicago, IL, United States

• On February 21, 2014, Umphrey's McGee performed a live recording in Chicago, showcasing their blend of progressive rock, jazz, and improvisation durin... Read Full Description >

  On February 21, 2014, Umphrey's McGee performed a live recording in Chicago, showcasing their blend of progressive rock, jazz, and improvisation during the song "Hajimemashite/Glory." This recording came shortly after the release of their sixth studio album, "Similar Skin," which was released in June 2014. Notably, "Similar Skin" marked a significant point in the band’s evolution, as it was their first album produced without a record label, reflecting their independent spirit. The live performance in Chicago highlighted their impressive musicianship and ability to meld genres seamlessly, as the band is known for their dynamic live shows that often incorporate extended improvisation. This concert is part of their remarkable touring history, demonstrating their dedication to a robust live performance culture and fan engagement.

Umphrey's McGee Live Performance of 'Bad Friday' in Chicago

Chicago, IL, United States

• On February 22, 2014, Umphrey's McGee performed a live recording of "Bad Friday" in Chicago, showcasing their unique blend of progressive rock and int... Read Full Description >

  On February 22, 2014, Umphrey's McGee performed a live recording of "Bad Friday" in Chicago, showcasing their unique blend of progressive rock and intricate improvisation. By this time, the band had recently released their studio album "Similar Skin" in 2014, which marked a significant moment as it was their first album released through their own label, Nothing Too Fancy Music. This era highlighted their continued evolution as a band, emphasizing a creative control that allowed them to explore a range of musical styles and live performance dynamics. Live recordings from this period often featured extended improvisations and audience interactions, components that reflect their strong following and reputation for dynamic live shows. Furthermore, Umphrey's McGee is known for their commitment to high-quality live recordings, which further enhances their appeal to fans who cherish the live experience.

Umphrey's McGee - 'Cherub Rock' Live with Jimmy Chamberlin at Riviera Theatre

Riviera Theatre
Chicago, IL, US

• On February 22, 2014, Umphrey's McGee performed a notable live recording of "Cherub Rock" at the Riviera Theatre in Chicago, featuring Jimmy Chamberli... Read Full Description >

  On February 22, 2014, Umphrey's McGee performed a notable live recording of "Cherub Rock" at the Riviera Theatre in Chicago, featuring Jimmy Chamberlin, the original drummer of the Smashing Pumpkins. At this point in their career, Umphrey's McGee had just released their studio album "Similar Skin" in 2014, marking their first album of original material since 2011's "Death by Stereo." The inclusion of Chamberlin, a prominent figure in the alternative rock scene, adds a unique layer to the performance, showcasing Umphrey's collaborative spirit and their connection to rock history. Known for their improvisational prowess and eclectic sound, the band has cultivated a dedicated fanbase and often integrates varied genres into their live performances, making this collaboration a significant highlight in their ongoing evolution as artists.

The California Honeydrops and Joel Cummins Live in Portland

The Crystal Ballroom
Portland, OR, United States

• In March 2014, when Joel Cummins of Umphrey's McGee joined The California Honeydrops for a live performance in Portland, the band was experiencing a d... Read Full Description >

  In March 2014, when Joel Cummins of Umphrey's McGee joined The California Honeydrops for a live performance in Portland, the band was experiencing a dynamic phase in their career. They had recently released their album "Similar Skin" in June 2014, which showcased their evolution in songwriting and musical exploration, featuring a blend of progressive rock, jazz, and improvisational techniques. Prior to this, they had put out "Death by Stereo" in 2011, which further solidified their reputation as a prominent band in the jam band and progressive rock scenes. The collaboration with The California Honeydrops reflects their willingness to blend genres and interact with other artists, illustrating the band's commitment to live improvisation and musical diversity. This period marked a continuing rise in their popularity, engaging audiences with their electrifying live performances and innovative approach to music.

Umphrey's McGee: Live from Aspen - Full Concert (Set II)

Belly Up
Aspen, CO, United States

• On March 18, 2014, during their live performance at Belly Up in Aspen, Umphrey’s McGee was in the midst of promoting their studio album "Similar Ski... Read Full Description >

  On March 18, 2014, during their live performance at Belly Up in Aspen, Umphrey’s McGee was in the midst of promoting their studio album "Similar Skin," which had been released just nine months prior, in June 2014. This particular show is significant as it illustrates the band's solidified presence in the progressive rock and jam band scenes, showcasing their ability to blend intricate composition with improvisational prowess. The Aspen concert is notably part of a series of live performances that capture their energetic and dynamic style, characterized by audience interaction and varied setlist arrangements. Additionally, their engagement with fans through platforms like YouTube highlights their innovative approach to music distribution and live performance promotion, further establishing their reputation as a band that bridges the gap between studio creativity and live improvisation.

Umphrey's McGee - Live Performance of 'No Diablo' at Hard Rock Live, Las Vegas

Hard Rock Live
Las Vegas, NV, United States

• On March 21, 2014, Umphrey’s McGee performed "No Diablo" at the Hard Rock Live in Las Vegas, showcasing their dynamic blend of rock, progressive, an... Read Full Description >

  On March 21, 2014, Umphrey’s McGee performed "No Diablo" at the Hard Rock Live in Las Vegas, showcasing their dynamic blend of rock, progressive, and jam band styles. At this point in their career, the band had recently released their album "Similar Skin" in June 2014, which marked their first studio album to be entirely funded through their fanbase, reflecting their strong connection with their audience. The live performance in Las Vegas is characterized by its improvisational elements, a hallmark of their shows that often leads to unique live experiences for fans. Umphrey's McGee is known for their elaborate setlists and extended jams, and during this era, they were gaining momentum in both the festival circuit and their dedicated following, solidifying their position within the jam band scene. This performance highlighted their continued evolution as a live act, further establishing their reputation for energetic and engaging shows.

Umphrey's McGee - The Stranger | Full Concert at Hard Rock Live, Las Vegas

Hard Rock Live
Las Vegas, NV, United States

• On March 21, 2014, during the performance at the Hard Rock Live in Las Vegas, Umphrey's McGee was actively promoting their album "Similar Skin," which... Read Full Description >

  On March 21, 2014, during the performance at the Hard Rock Live in Las Vegas, Umphrey's McGee was actively promoting their album "Similar Skin," which had been released just nine months earlier on June 10, 2014. This album marked a significant milestone for the band, as it was their first release of original material that the band produced independently after parting ways with their previous label. At this point in their career, Umphrey's McGee was not only refining their sound but also expanding their audience through dynamic live performances known for their improvisation and intricate musicianship. The choice to perform tracks like "The Stranger" at such a prominent venue highlights their growing stature in the music scene, as they continued to capitalize on their reputation for captivating live experiences while building a loyal fanbase.

Umphrey's McGee Performs '1348' Live at Iron City, Birmingham, Ala.

Iron City
Birmingham, AL, United States

• On April 5, 2014, Umphrey's McGee performed at Iron City in Birmingham, Alabama, where the live recording of "1348" was captured. At this time, the ba... Read Full Description >

  On April 5, 2014, Umphrey's McGee performed at Iron City in Birmingham, Alabama, where the live recording of "1348" was captured. At this time, the band was promoting their album *Similar Skin*, which was released in 2014 just a few weeks before this performance, on June 10. This album showcased their continued evolution in sound, blending progressive rock and jam band elements, and featured tracks that highlighted their intricate musicianship and dynamic arrangements. Interestingly, "1348" is a fan-favorite known for its complex time signatures and improvisational nature, embodying the band’s hallmark live experience. By this point in their career, Umphrey's McGee had already developed a robust fanbase and a reputation for their energetic live shows, having established a legacy of performing an extensive range of music both in studio albums and during tours.

Umphrey's McGee Live Cover of 'Peg' at Iron City Music Hall

Iron City Music Hall
Birmingham, AL, United States

• On April 5, 2014, Umphrey's McGee performed a live cover of Steely Dan's classic "Peg" at Iron City Music Hall in Birmingham, AL. This performance cam... Read Full Description >

  On April 5, 2014, Umphrey's McGee performed a live cover of Steely Dan's classic "Peg" at Iron City Music Hall in Birmingham, AL. This performance came shortly after the release of their album "Similar Skin," which was released in June 2014. "Similar Skin" marked a significant chapter in their career as it was their first album released independently, showcasing their commitment to artistic control and diversification in their sound. During this period, Umphrey's McGee was also enjoying a growing reputation in the jam band scene, known for their intricate compositions and improvisational skills. The band's ability to cover classic rock songs like "Peg" not only highlights their musical versatility but also their engagement with the broader rock genre, appealing to a diverse audience of fans who appreciate both their original work and their interpretations of iconic music. This performance exemplifies their dynamic live presence and their commitment to honoring influential artists.

Umphrey's McGee Live Performance of 'Blue Echo' at Georgia Theatre

Georgia Theatre
Athens, GA, United States

• On April 8, 2014, when Umphrey's McGee performed "Blue Echo" at the Georgia Theatre in Athens, GA, they were nearing the end of a transformative perio... Read Full Description >

  On April 8, 2014, when Umphrey's McGee performed "Blue Echo" at the Georgia Theatre in Athens, GA, they were nearing the end of a transformative period in their career. The band had released their album *Similar Skin* in June 2014, marking their first studio album since 2011 and showcasing a significant evolution in their sound. This live recording is particularly notable as it captures the band's energy and progressive improvisation style that fans have come to cherish. The year 2014 also saw Umphrey's McGee celebrating their 15th anniversary as a band, a milestone that underscores their longevity and influence in the jam band scene. The performance at the Georgia Theatre is illustrative of their strong connection with audiences, often emphasizing the communal experience of live music, making it a quintessential moment in their ongoing journey as musicians.

Umphrey's McGee Live Performance of 'August' at Wanee Festival

Wanee Festival
Live Oak, FL, United States

• In April 2014, during the Wanee Festival performance in Live Oak, Florida, Umphrey’s McGee was riding high on the success of their 2014 album, "Simi... Read Full Description >

  In April 2014, during the Wanee Festival performance in Live Oak, Florida, Umphrey’s McGee was riding high on the success of their 2014 album, "Similar Skin," which was released shortly thereafter in June. This live show took place just months before the studio album dropped, marking a significant period of transition in their career, as they were moving towards more refined songwriting and experimenting with different genres. Notably, Umphrey’s McGee is well-known for their improvisational skills and the use of technology in their live performances, which contributes to their distinct sound. The 2014 Wanee Festival performance exemplifies their electric stage presence and connection with the audience, a hallmark of their shows that has helped cultivate a passionate fan base. This particular concert also reflects their commitment to live music and improvisation, offering a snapshot of the band's evolving artistry at that time.

Umphrey's McGee Performance of '2nd Self' with Tim Cowlishaw in Dallas

Dallas, TX, United States

• On April 18, 2014, when Umphrey's McGee performed in Dallas, the band was actively promoting their album "Similar Skin," which had been released the p... Read Full Description >

  On April 18, 2014, when Umphrey's McGee performed in Dallas, the band was actively promoting their album "Similar Skin," which had been released the previous year in 2014. This album marked a significant point in their career, as it was the first to be produced entirely by the band without the influence of external producers. "Similar Skin" showcased their signature blend of progressive rock, jazz, and improvisational elements, which they are known for in their live performances. The performance captured in Dallas not only reflects their musical evolution but also highlights their commitment to live improvisation, a hallmark of their concerts. The band is renowned for their dynamic live shows and unique arrangements, consistently engaging their audience with fresh takes on their material during performances, an aspect that continues to fuel their popularity and critical acclaim in the jam band scene.

Umphrey's McGee Live Concert Performance of 'Final Word' at Stubb's, Austin

Stubb's
Austin, TX, United States

• On April 19, 2014, when Umphrey's McGee performed "Final Word" at Stubb's in Austin, they were riding high on the success of their 2014 album *Similar... Read Full Description >

  On April 19, 2014, when Umphrey's McGee performed "Final Word" at Stubb's in Austin, they were riding high on the success of their 2014 album *Similar Skin*, which had been released the previous year. This live recording comes at a time when the band was increasingly recognized for their intricate compositions and skilled musicianship, solidifying their place in the jam band scene. Notably, *Similar Skin* marked the band's first studio album released through their own label, expanding their creative control. During this period, Umphrey's McGee was also known for their innovative use of social media and technology in connecting with fans, such as engaging with intricate video production for their live performances. The 2014 show at Stubb's exemplifies the band's dynamic stage presence and highlights their commitment to delivering high-energy sets, which have become a signature aspect of their live performances.

Umphrey's McGee Live Performance at Stubb's BBQ Austin

Stubb's BBQ
Austin, Texas, United States

• On April 19, 2014, Umphrey’s McGee performed at Stubb's BBQ in Austin, Texas, during a pivotal time in their career. At this point, the band had jus... Read Full Description >

  On April 19, 2014, Umphrey’s McGee performed at Stubb's BBQ in Austin, Texas, during a pivotal time in their career. At this point, the band had just released their album "Similar Skin" a year prior, in June 2014, which marked a significant evolution in their sound, blending progressive rock with jazz, funk, and other genres. This live performance showcased their dynamic live energy and improvisational prowess, hallmarks of their reputation as a well-regarded jam band. Notably, they are known for their extensive use of technology in live shows, often incorporating high-quality audio and video recordings to re-engage their audience and capture the moment, which adds an exciting layer to this particular recording from Stubb's BBQ. Additionally, the venue's intimate atmosphere allowed for a unique connection between the band and the audience, a core element of Umphrey’s McGee's live performances.

Umphrey's McGee Live Performance at Stubb's BBQ - Features Mike Dillon and Carley Meyers

Stubb's BBQ
Austin, TX, United States

• On April 19, 2014, Umphrey's McGee performed live at Stubb's BBQ in Austin, showcasing their dynamic fusion of rock, jazz, and progressive music. At t... Read Full Description >

  On April 19, 2014, Umphrey's McGee performed live at Stubb's BBQ in Austin, showcasing their dynamic fusion of rock, jazz, and progressive music. At this time in their career, the band had recently released their album "Similar Skin" in 2014, which marked a significant milestone as it was their first studio album funded through their crowdfunding efforts. The album was notable for its collaborative writing process and featured a variety of guest musicians, enhancing their already eclectic sound. The live performance included special guests Mike Dillon and Carley Meyers, adding unique textures to the set. The concert exemplified the band's reputation for energetic live shows and their ability to seamlessly blend different musical styles, which has been a hallmark of their approach since their formation in 1997.

Umphrey's McGee: Onward & Upward - Full Concert from The Capitol Theatre

The Capitol Theatre
Port Chester, NY, United States

• In May 2014, when Umphrey’s McGee performed "Onward & Upward" at The Capitol Theatre, they were actively engaging their fanbase through live perform... Read Full Description >

  In May 2014, when Umphrey’s McGee performed "Onward & Upward" at The Capitol Theatre, they were actively engaging their fanbase through live performances and a fan-curated album titled "Hall of Fame: Class of 2014." This album featured notable live recordings selected by fans, showcasing the band's connection with their audience and their commitment to live music. Prior to this, in 2011, the band released their studio album "Death By Stereo," which marked their continued evolution in sound and experimentation with various genres. The performance at UMBowl VI also highlights the band's tradition of unique, interactive live events, combining improvisation and a blend of rock, jazz, and progressive influences. This era reflects Umphrey's McGee's growing reputation as a leading act in the jam band scene, characterized by their innovative live shows and fan engagement strategies.

Umphrey's McGee: Full Concert at Brooklyn Bowl featuring 'Wizard Burial Ground'

Brooklyn Bowl
Brooklyn, NY, United States

• On May 4, 2014, Umphrey's McGee performed "Wizard Burial Ground" at the Brooklyn Bowl, a notable live recording that contributes to their extensive ca... Read Full Description >

  On May 4, 2014, Umphrey's McGee performed "Wizard Burial Ground" at the Brooklyn Bowl, a notable live recording that contributes to their extensive catalog. At this time, the band was actively promoting their studio album "Similar Skin," which was released in 2014 shortly before this performance. "Similar Skin" marked a new chapter for the band as it was their first studio album fully funded through a crowdfunding campaign, showcasing their strong connection with fans and innovative approach to music distribution. The live performance captured the band's dynamic improvisational style, which is a hallmark of their shows, and highlighted their ability to blend various genres, from rock to jazz. The Brooklyn Bowl venue also enhances the experience with its unique atmosphere that caters to live music lovers, making this recording an essential part of their live album, "Hall of Fame: Class of 2014."

Umphrey's McGee LIVE at Summer Camp Music Festival - Church Set Performance

Three Sisters Park
Chillicothe, IL, United States

UMPHREY'S McGEE - All In Time Performance at Summer Camp 2014 in Chillicothe, IL

Red Barn
Chillicothe, IL, United States

• On May 26, 2014, during the Summer Camp Music Festival, Umphrey’s McGee was celebrating a pivotal time in their career with a robust catalog and a d... Read Full Description >

  On May 26, 2014, during the Summer Camp Music Festival, Umphrey’s McGee was celebrating a pivotal time in their career with a robust catalog and a dedicated fanbase. Before this live performance, they released their album "Similar Skin" in June 2014, which showcased their evolving sound and embraced their experimental rock roots. The Red Barn performance captured the band at a lively festival atmosphere, emphasizing their improvisational prowess and connection with fans. Notably, Umphrey’s McGee is known for their dynamic live shows and often incorporates fan-requested setlists, which helps create a unique experience at each performance. This specific recording of “All In Time” reflects their ability to blend progressive rock elements with jam band sensibilities, highlighting their musical versatility and the significance of live recordings in their discography.

Umphrey's McGee Live Performance of 'Pay The Snucka' & 'Bulls On Parade'

Mountain Jam X
Hunter, NY, United States

• In June 2014, during their performance at Mountain Jam X, Umphrey's McGee was actively promoting their album "Similar Skin," which had been released e... Read Full Description >

  In June 2014, during their performance at Mountain Jam X, Umphrey's McGee was actively promoting their album "Similar Skin," which had been released earlier that year, on June 10. This marks an interesting phase in their career as "Similar Skin" introduced a new chapter for the band, showcasing their evolving sound and innovative approach to songwriting. The live recording of "Pay The Snucka," alongside a cover of "Bulls On Parade," exemplifies their eclectic mix of original compositions and rock reinterpretations, reflecting their improvisational strengths and versatility as a live act. Additionally, the choice to cover a Rage Against the Machine anthem illustrates their willingness to engage with bold and politically charged material, enhancing their reputation for dynamic live performances. This period also marked a significant moment in their history, as they were increasingly recognized for their energetic live shows, establishing a strong fanbase rooted in the jam band scene.

Umphrey's McGee Concert Performance of 'Wappy Sprayberry' at Red Rocks

Red Rocks
Morrison, CO, United States

• On July 5, 2014, Umphrey's McGee performed at the iconic Red Rocks Amphitheatre, a significant venue known for its natural acoustics and stunning back... Read Full Description >

  On July 5, 2014, Umphrey's McGee performed at the iconic Red Rocks Amphitheatre, a significant venue known for its natural acoustics and stunning backdrop. At this time, the band had just released their studio album *Similar Skin* (2014), which marked a crucial point in their career as it featured a strong emphasis on self-production and the band's evolving sound. This album was notable for its experimentation and cohesion, showcasing their growth during a period of increased popularity and extensive touring. Additionally, the performance at Red Rocks was part of a celebrated tradition for the band, as they have often returned to this venue due to its unique atmosphere and loyal fanbase. The live recording of "Wappy Sprayberry" captures the band’s improvisational prowess and the electric energy of the crowd, further solidifying their reputation as a premier live act.

Umphrey's McGee: Live Performance of 'Cut the Cable' at Red Rocks Amphitheater

Red Rocks Amphitheater
Morrison, CO, United States

• On July 5, 2014, Umphrey's McGee performed at the iconic Red Rocks Amphitheater, showcasing their song "Cut the Cable" from their album "Similar Skin,... Read Full Description >

  On July 5, 2014, Umphrey's McGee performed at the iconic Red Rocks Amphitheater, showcasing their song "Cut the Cable" from their album "Similar Skin," which had been released just a few weeks prior, on June 10, 2014. This performance was significant for the band as it marked their first studio album release in nearly three years, following "Death by Stereo" (2011). "Similar Skin" represents a pivotal moment in Umphrey's McGee's evolution, as it showcases their growing compositional sophistication and willingness to experiment within the progressive rock genre. The live performance at Red Rocks, known for its exceptional acoustics and stunning natural backdrop, also highlights the band's strong fanbase and dedication to live music experiences, underscoring their reputation as a top-tier live act in the jam band scene. This recording captured their dynamic energy and improvisational style, further solidifying their place in contemporary music.

Umphrey's McGee Live at Red Rocks: 'Wappy Sprayberry' Performance

Red Rocks Amphitheatre
Morrison, CO, United States

• On July 5, 2014, during the live recording of “Wappy Sprayberry” at the iconic Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Umphrey's McGee was riding the wave of thei... Read Full Description >

  On July 5, 2014, during the live recording of “Wappy Sprayberry” at the iconic Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Umphrey's McGee was riding the wave of their 2014 studio album, "Similar Skin", which showcased their evolving sound and experimentation with different genres. Released just a month prior, on June 10, 2014, this album marked a significant moment in their career as it was their first entirely self-produced project. The band had reached a pivotal point; they were known for their complex compositions and live improvisation, which further shone through in their performance at Red Rocks, often regarded as one of the premier venues in the United States. The sold-out crowd experienced the band’s unique ability to blend rock, jazz, and progressive elements, solidifying their reputation as a formidable live act. The performance highlights their dedication to musicianship and fan engagement, contributing to their status as a staple in the jam band scene.

Umphrey's McGee - Performance of '1348' at Gathering of the Vibes Festival

Seaside Park
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States

• In August 2014, when Umphrey's McGee performed "1348" at the Gathering of the Vibes Music Festival, they were riding high on the momentum of their mos... Read Full Description >

  In August 2014, when Umphrey's McGee performed "1348" at the Gathering of the Vibes Music Festival, they were riding high on the momentum of their most recent studio album, "Similar Skin," which had been released just a month earlier, on July 1, 2014. This album marked their first significant release after joining a new management team and represents a notable evolution in their sound, showcasing their signature blend of rock, jazz, and progressive elements. Additionally, the festival performance occurred during a period of increased visibility for the band, as they were carving a niche within the jam band scene. Notably, "1348" has become a staple in their live sets, often featuring intricate improvisation that highlights their musicianship and chemistry as a band, making their performances at festivals like Gathering of the Vibes particularly special for fans.

Umphrey's McGee - Hajimemashite Live at Gathering of the Vibes Festival

Seaside Park
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States

• In August 2014, during the performance of "Hajimemashite" at the Gathering of the Vibes Music Festival, Umphrey's McGee was actively promoting their a... Read Full Description >

  In August 2014, during the performance of "Hajimemashite" at the Gathering of the Vibes Music Festival, Umphrey's McGee was actively promoting their album "Similar Skin," which had been released just a couple of months earlier in June 2014. This album marked a significant phase in their career, as it was their first studio release that allowed full fan engagement for input through their fan club and PledgeMusic campaign. Additionally, "Similar Skin" showcased the band's distinctive progressive rock sound and incorporated various genres, reflecting their evolution as a band. The band's live performances have always played a pivotal role in their identity, with notable improvisation and fan interaction, and this festival appearance exemplified their reputation for energetic and dynamic live shows.

Umphrey’s McGee: 'Forty Six & Two' Live Performance at Gathering of the Vibes

Seaside Park
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States

• In August 2014, Umphrey's McGee performed at the Gathering of the Vibes Music Festival, where they played "Forty Six & Two," a notable cover originall... Read Full Description >

  In August 2014, Umphrey's McGee performed at the Gathering of the Vibes Music Festival, where they played "Forty Six & Two," a notable cover originally by Tool. At this point in their career, Umphrey's McGee had recently released their album *Similar Skin* in June 2014, marking a departure from their previous albums featuring more collaborative songwriting. The live performance at the festival showcases the band's signature blend of progressive rock and improvisation, highlighting their ability to adapt and reinterpret songs in a live setting. Interestingly, this performance also demonstrates their ongoing commitment to festival culture, having been a prominent fixture in the jam band scene and developing a devoted fan base over the years. The choice to cover "Forty Six & Two" reflects their eclectic musical influences and sends a nod to fans of various rock genres, further solidifying their reputation as versatile and innovative musicians.

Umphrey's McGee Concert: Performance of 'Front Porch/Waterfalls' at The Stone Pony

The Stone Pony
Asbury Park, NJ, United States

• On August 10, 2014, when Umphrey's McGee performed at The Stone Pony, they were in the midst of a prolific period, having released their studio album ... Read Full Description >

  On August 10, 2014, when Umphrey's McGee performed at The Stone Pony, they were in the midst of a prolific period, having released their studio album "Similar Skin" just a month earlier, on July 1, 2014. This album marked a significant moment in their career, as it featured a more defined sound and showcased their songwriting evolution. Notably, "Similar Skin" was their first album to be primarily produced without the involvement of a major label, reflecting their indie approach and commitment to artistic freedom. The live performance at The Stone Pony captures the band's dynamic improvisational style, a hallmark of their reputation in the jam band scene. The setlist for that night included "Front Porch" and "Waterfalls," two songs that exemplify their blend of rock, jazz, and progressive influences, solidifying their status as versatile performers in live settings.

Umphrey's McGee Live Performance of Front Porch/Waterfalls at The Stone Pony

The Stone Pony
Asbury Park, NJ, USA

• On August 10, 2014, Umphrey’s McGee performed at The Stone Pony in Asbury Park, showcasing their unique blend of rock and improvisational music. By ... Read Full Description >

  On August 10, 2014, Umphrey’s McGee performed at The Stone Pony in Asbury Park, showcasing their unique blend of rock and improvisational music. By this time, the band had recently released their studio album "Similar Skin" in June 2014. This album was significant as it marked their first release on their label, Nothing Too Fancy Music, and highlighted their evolution with a mix of intricate compositions and improvisation, characteristics that fans had come to expect from the band. The live recording captures the band's dynamic energy and chemistry on stage. Additionally, 2014 was a year of notable performances for Umphrey’s McGee, including extensive touring that further solidified their reputation in the jam band scene. The choice of songs "Front Porch" and "Waterfalls" during this set exemplifies their ability to seamlessly blend various musical styles and engage the audience, a hallmark of their live shows.

Umphrey's McGee Performs 'The Linear' Live at Jannus Live

Jannus Live
St. Petersburg, FL, United States

• On August 31, 2014, Umphrey's McGee performed at Jannus Live in St. Petersburg, showcasing their track "The Linear" during a period of significant cre... Read Full Description >

  On August 31, 2014, Umphrey's McGee performed at Jannus Live in St. Petersburg, showcasing their track "The Linear" during a period of significant creative output. By this time, the band had released their studio album "Similar Skin" in June 2014, which marked a shift toward thematic and cohesive songwriting, underscoring their evolution as a band. The live performance captured not only their musical prowess but also highlighted the band's robust following and their reputation for engaging concert experiences. Notably, this show occurred during their "Similar Skin" tour, emphasizing their connection with fans through live improvisation and energetic performances. The band is recognized for blending various musical styles and their unique approach to live shows, often featuring spontaneous song arrangements, making each performance a unique experience for audiences.

Umphrey's McGee + String Cheese Incident - Shine on You Crazy Diamond & Jungle Boogie Full Concert

Lockn Festival
Arrington, VA, United States

• In September 2014, during their performance at the Lockn' Festival, Umphrey's McGee was in a dynamic phase of their career, having released their albu... Read Full Description >

  In September 2014, during their performance at the Lockn' Festival, Umphrey's McGee was in a dynamic phase of their career, having released their album "Similar Skin" earlier that year. This album, which came out in June 2014, showcased a continuation of their progressive rock and improvisational style, featuring new songs that were well-received by both fans and critics. The band's ability to blend various genres, exemplified in their live performances, remained a staple of their identity, and the collaboration with the String Cheese Incident during this festival highlighted their versatility and willingness to engage with fellow musicians. The live recording of "Shine on You Crazy Diamond + Jungle Boogie" not only demonstrates their flair for crafting engaging live experiences but also reflects their commitment to spontaneity and the improvisational nature of their shows, characteristics that define Umphrey's McGee's enduring appeal.

Umphrey's McGee - Full Concert at Lockn' Festival - 'Puppet String' Performance

Lockn' Festival
Arrington, VA, United States

• On September 4, 2014, Umphrey's McGee performed at the Lockn' Festival, showcasing their dynamic live energy and improvisational prowess. At this poin... Read Full Description >

  On September 4, 2014, Umphrey's McGee performed at the Lockn' Festival, showcasing their dynamic live energy and improvisational prowess. At this point in their career, the band had recently released their studio album "Similar Skin" in 2014, which was their first album featuring all new material since 2011. The album marked a significant evolution in their sound, blending hard rock with progressive and improv elements, mirroring the band's ability to adapt and innovate. Interestingly, the Lockn' Festival performance included the song "Puppet String," known for its intricate time signatures and extended jams, which exemplifies their reputation for live improvisation. The performance at Lockn' also contributed to their growing legacy in the jam band scene, emphasizing their commitment to live music and the unique experience they create for their audience.

Umphrey's McGee Live: Full Concert at Cleveland House of Blues - Set 1

House of Blues
Cleveland, OH, United States

• On October 22, 2014, Umphrey’s McGee performed at the House of Blues in Cleveland, showcasing their dynamic live energy during a set that included t... Read Full Description >

  On October 22, 2014, Umphrey’s McGee performed at the House of Blues in Cleveland, showcasing their dynamic live energy during a set that included tracks from their catalog. Prior to this live recording, the band had released their album "Similar Skin" in 2014, which was the first studio album they produced independently. This album marked a notable point in their evolution as they sought greater creative control, and it featured a mix of improvisational styles that resonate well in their live performances. Additionally, "Similar Skin" demonstrated the band's growth, incorporating various genres and showcasing their progressive rock sound. The choice to include songs from this album in their setlist at the House of Blues reflects its significance in their repertoire at that time and highlights their ongoing commitment to blending studio quality with improvisational prowess during live shows.

Umphrey's McGee Performs 'Mad Love' at Rapids Theatre Concert

Rapids Theatre
Niagara Falls, NY, United States

• On October 23, 2014, Umphrey's McGee performed at Rapids Theatre in Niagara Falls, showcasing their dynamic live energy during this era of their caree... Read Full Description >

  On October 23, 2014, Umphrey's McGee performed at Rapids Theatre in Niagara Falls, showcasing their dynamic live energy during this era of their career. At this time, the band had released their album “Similar Skin” in June 2014, which was their first studio album to be produced independently without a record label. This marked a significant shift in their career, highlighting their commitment to artistic freedom and self-release, which resonated with their dedicated fanbase. The show featured “Mad Love,” a track that exemplifies their fusion of progressive rock, jam band improvisation, and intricate composition. Additionally, Umphrey's McGee is known for their elaborate live shows, often incorporating technology and real-time song changes, enhancing the concert experience, and allowing fans to engage with a unique performance each time they take the stage.

Umphrey's McGee Live Mashup of Beck's 'Loser', Radiohead's 'National Anthem', and Phil Collins' 'In The Air Tonight'

House of Blues
Boston, MA, United States

• During the time of the live recording on October 31, 2014, Umphrey's McGee was actively promoting their album "Similar Skin," which was released earli... Read Full Description >

  During the time of the live recording on October 31, 2014, Umphrey's McGee was actively promoting their album "Similar Skin," which was released earlier that year on June 10, 2014. This album marked a significant point in their career as it was their first studio album released independent of a record label, showcasing their commitment to artistic freedom and self-production. The mashup performed at the House of Blues incorporates elements from major influences like Beck, Radiohead, and Phil Collins, reflecting Umphrey's eclectic musical style and their penchant for improvisation. Known for their inventive live performances and mashups, this recording exemplifies how the band continues to push artistic boundaries while engaging with a diverse range of musical styles.

Umphrey's McGee Performs 'Walk This Sweet Funk Emotion' in Boston, MA

Boston, MA, United States

• On October 31, 2014, Umphrey's McGee was riding high on the success of their album "Similar Skin," which was released earlier that year. This was sign... Read Full Description >

  On October 31, 2014, Umphrey's McGee was riding high on the success of their album "Similar Skin," which was released earlier that year. This was significant as it marked their first studio album produced independently, showcasing their evolution as a band willing to take creative risks. The live recording in Boston features a mashup that intriguingly combines "Sweet Emotion" by Aerosmith, "Walk This Way" by Run–D.M.C., and "Funk 49" by James Gang. This choice reflects their penchant for blending genres and influences, indicative of their improvisational style and deep-rooted connection to rock and funk. The concert on Halloween was part of their tradition of themed performances, engaging fans with unexpected surprises. Furthermore, the ensemble's commitment to live music is evident, as they often release full shows for their fans digitally, maintaining a strong relationship with their audience.

Umphrey's McGee: 'Bridgeless' Live at Den, Boston - Full Concert

Den
Boston, MA, United States

• On November 1, 2014, Umphrey’s McGee performed "Bridgeless" at the Den in Boston, a notable live recording featured on their fan-curated live album,... Read Full Description >

  On November 1, 2014, Umphrey’s McGee performed "Bridgeless" at the Den in Boston, a notable live recording featured on their fan-curated live album, "Hall of Fame: Class of 2014." This period followed the release of their studio album "Similar Skin," which came out in 2014, showcasing their continued evolution in the progressive rock and jam band genre. The live album highlighted the band's commitment to capturing the energy and spontaneity of their performances, with "Bridgeless" being a fan favorite that exemplifies their improvisational style. The concert also took place during a fruitful phase in Umphrey's McGee's career, where they had developed a dedicated fanbase and were known for their dynamic live shows, featuring a mix of original compositions and covers, often extending into elaborate jam sessions. The band's distinctive blend of genres is evident in this performance, further solidifying their reputation as a leading act in the jam band scene.

Umphrey's McGee - Live Performance Featuring Nicholas Payton at Bear Creek

Bear Creek Amphitheater
Buffalo, NY, United States

• In November 2014, when Umphrey's McGee performed at the Bear Creek Amphitheater, they were in a dynamic phase of their career, having released their s... Read Full Description >

  In November 2014, when Umphrey's McGee performed at the Bear Creek Amphitheater, they were in a dynamic phase of their career, having released their studio album "Similar Skin" earlier that same year. This release marked a significant evolution for the band, showcasing their ability to blend various genres with complex compositions and improvisational prowess—a hallmark of their live performances. The Bear Creek performance not only highlighted their intricate musicality but also featured the renowned trumpeter Nicholas Payton, whose contribution added a unique layer to their already rich sound. This collaboration reflects the band's ongoing commitment to exploring diverse musical partnerships and emphasizes their engagement with jazz influences, enhancing the live experience for audiences. As a band known for their energetic and improvisational shows, the 2014 Bear Creek performance is a testament to their established presence in the progressive rock and jam band scenes.

UMPHREY'S McGEE Performs 'The Trooper' at Orpheum Theater in Madison, WI

Orpheum Theater
Madison, WI, United States

Umphrey's McGee - 'Front Porch' Performance | 2000th Show Full Concert

The Orpheum
Madison, WI, United States

• On November 8, 2014, Umphrey’s McGee celebrated their 2000th show at The Orpheum in Madison, WI, a significant milestone in their career as a long-e... Read Full Description >

  On November 8, 2014, Umphrey’s McGee celebrated their 2000th show at The Orpheum in Madison, WI, a significant milestone in their career as a long-established jam band. Prior to this recording, the band released their album "Similar Skin" in 2014. This album marked a return to the studio following a period of extensive touring and live recordings, showcasing their evolution and continued experimentation in sound. Notably, the 2000th show featured an impressive setlist that highlighted fan favorites and showcased the band's intricate musicianship and improvisational skills. Additionally, the concert was part of a larger celebration of their journey, reinforcing their strong connection with their passionate fan base. This performance stands out as a culmination of their previous work and a testament to their longevity in the live music scene.

Umphrey's McGee Performs 'August' at 2000th Show in Madison

The Orpheum
Madison, WI, United States

• On November 8, 2014, Umphrey’s McGee celebrated their 2000th show at The Orpheum in Madison, Wisconsin, marking a significant milestone in their car... Read Full Description >

  On November 8, 2014, Umphrey’s McGee celebrated their 2000th show at The Orpheum in Madison, Wisconsin, marking a significant milestone in their career. Leading up to this performance, the band had released their studio album "Similar Skin" in 2014, which highlighted their evolution towards a more cohesive sound while still showcasing their signature improvisational style. The 2000th show not only celebrated their extensive touring history and dedicated fanbase but also emphasized the band’s reputation for high-energy live performances. This recording exemplifies their ability to blend genres and engage audiences, capturing the spirit of a band that thrives on live interaction. Additionally, the event was part of a larger celebration for the band and served as a testament to their resilience and growth over the years, positioning them as a prominent act in the jam band scene.

Umphrey's McGee - 'All Things Ninja' Performance at 2000th Show in Madison

The Orpheum
Madison, WI, United States

• On November 8, 2014, Umphrey's McGee celebrated their milestone 2000th show at The Orpheum in Madison, Wisconsin. At this point in their career, the b... Read Full Description >

  On November 8, 2014, Umphrey's McGee celebrated their milestone 2000th show at The Orpheum in Madison, Wisconsin. At this point in their career, the band had recently released their album "Similar Skin" in 2014, which showcased their evolution into a more cohesive and mature sound. This album represented a significant step as it featured a blend of rock, progressive, and improvisational styles, reinforcing their reputation within the jam band scene. Furthermore, the event not only marked a numerical milestone but also highlighted their strong fanbase and dedication to live performances, as they are known for their improvisational skills and engaging live shows. The concert featured the track "All Things Ninja," a fan favorite, emphasizing their ability to create memorable moments during live performances. This show exemplifies the culmination of years of effort and evolution in their sound and artistry leading up to this landmark event.

Umphrey's McGee Performs 'Similar Skin' at 2000th Show in Madison

The Orpheum
Madison, WI, United States

• On November 8, 2014, Umphrey's McGee celebrated their 2000th show at The Orpheum in Madison, Wisconsin. At this point in their career, the band had re... Read Full Description >

  On November 8, 2014, Umphrey's McGee celebrated their 2000th show at The Orpheum in Madison, Wisconsin. At this point in their career, the band had recently released their album "Similar Skin" earlier that year, which showcased their evolving sound and commitment to musical experimentation. "Similar Skin" featured a blend of progressive rock, funk, and jazz elements, demonstrating their distinct live improvisation style. Interestingly, the band's 2000th show came as a notable milestone, highlighting their growth and popularity within the jam band scene. This live recording serves not only as a celebration of their longevity but also features performances that might include new arrangements or fan-favorite tracks, reflecting the band's deep connection with their audience and their dynamic presence on stage during this significant moment in their career.

Umphrey's McGee - Slacker Performance at 2000th Show, The Orpheum

The Orpheum
Madison, WI, United States

• On November 8, 2014, Umphrey's McGee celebrated their 2000th show at The Orpheum in Madison, Wisconsin. This milestone event came after the release of... Read Full Description >

  On November 8, 2014, Umphrey's McGee celebrated their 2000th show at The Orpheum in Madison, Wisconsin. This milestone event came after the release of their studio album "Similar Skin," which dropped in 2014 and showcased their evolving sound that blends elements of rock, jazz, and progressive music. The concert served not only as a celebration of their extensive touring history but also highlighted the band's commitment to live improvisation and fan engagement, elements that are crucial to their identity. Interestingly, the performance featured a mix of original material and innovative jams that are hallmarks of Umphrey's McGee's live shows, emphasizing their exceptional musicianship and ability to connect with audiences. This recording stands as a testament to their growth and longevity in the music scene, marking a key moment in their career trajectory.

Umphrey's McGee – 2000th Show Performance of 'It's About That Time' at The Orpheum

The Orpheum
Madison, WI, United States

• On November 8, 2014, Umphrey’s McGee celebrated its 2000th show at The Orpheum in Madison, WI, marking a significant milestone in their career. Lead... Read Full Description >

  On November 8, 2014, Umphrey’s McGee celebrated its 2000th show at The Orpheum in Madison, WI, marking a significant milestone in their career. Leading up to this performance, the band had released their studio album "Similar Skin" in June 2014, showcasing their evolving sound that blends rock, jazz, and progressive music. The live recording captures an energetic and celebratory atmosphere, reflecting their dedicated fanbase and extensive touring history. Notably, this milestone show featured a mix of their popular tracks and improvisational segments, demonstrating their prowess in live settings. The event not only highlighted the band’s accomplishments but also emphasized their commitment to live music, as they are known for their unique performances and willingness to experiment on stage. The recording serves as a testament to their growth since their formation in 1997 and their place in the modern jam band scene.

Umphrey's McGee - 'Hurt Bird Bath' Live at 2000th Show at The Orpheum

The Orpheum
Madison, WI, United States

• On November 8, 2014, Umphrey’s McGee celebrated their 2000th live performance at The Orpheum in Madison, Wisconsin, marking a significant milestone ... Read Full Description >

  On November 8, 2014, Umphrey’s McGee celebrated their 2000th live performance at The Orpheum in Madison, Wisconsin, marking a significant milestone in their career. Leading up to this show, the band had released their album "Similar Skin" in 2014, which showcased their ability to blend progressive rock with jam band elements. The enthusiasm surrounding the 2000th show reflected the band's growing fanbase and their reputation for engaging live performances. Notably, the event included an extensive setlist that highlighted their diverse catalog and improvisational skills, making it a memorable occasion for both the band and their devotees. This concert exemplified their journey and evolution as a band, showcasing how they maintained a dedicated following through their dynamic live shows and innovative music.

Umphrey's McGee 2000th Show Highlights - Bad Friday Performance

The Orpheum
Madison, WI, United States

• On November 8, 2014, Umphrey's McGee marked a significant milestone in their career by performing their 2000th show at The Orpheum in Madison, Wiscons... Read Full Description >

  On November 8, 2014, Umphrey's McGee marked a significant milestone in their career by performing their 2000th show at The Orpheum in Madison, Wisconsin. This performance came during a dynamic period for the band, as they had recently released their album "Similar Skin" in 2014, showcasing their progressive rock sound and intricate musical arrangements. The live recording captures not just a celebration of their extensive career but also highlights their ability to connect with fans through impressive improvisation, a hallmark of their live performances. Interestingly, this show featured special arrangements and nods to their history, reflecting on their evolution as a band since their formation in 1997. The concert serves as a testament to their commitment to live music and audience engagement, solidifying their place within the jam band community.

Umphrey's McGee Performs 'Uncommon' at 2000th Show, The Orpheum

The Orpheum
Madison, WI, United States

• On November 8, 2014, Umphrey's McGee celebrated a significant milestone in their career by performing their 2000th show at The Orpheum in Madison, Wis... Read Full Description >

  On November 8, 2014, Umphrey's McGee celebrated a significant milestone in their career by performing their 2000th show at The Orpheum in Madison, Wisconsin. Leading up to this event, the band released their album "Similar Skin" in June 2014, which showcased their progressive rock style alongside elements of jazz and funk. This live recording illustrates the band's evolving sound and dedication to live improvisation, which has been a hallmark of their performances since their formation. The show not only marked a notable achievement in their touring history but also reflected the band's growing fan base and their continued relevance in the jam band scene. Additionally, the concert epitomizes Umphrey's McGee's unique ability to blend structured compositions with spontaneous jams, engaging the audience in a rich and dynamic experience.

Umphrey's McGee 2000th Show Performance at The Orpheum - Part 9 of 13

The Orpheum
Madison, WI, United States

• On November 8, 2014, Umphrey's McGee celebrated a significant milestone with their 2000th live show at The Orpheum in Madison, Wisconsin. Leading up t... Read Full Description >

  On November 8, 2014, Umphrey's McGee celebrated a significant milestone with their 2000th live show at The Orpheum in Madison, Wisconsin. Leading up to this momentous event, the band had released their sixth studio album, "Similar Skin," in June 2014, which marked a departure from their previous sound with a more cohesive and polished production. The album showcased the band's evolving musicianship and highlighted their commitment to experimentation, balancing various genres. Notably, during the 2000th show, the group chose to highlight their deep catalog, which had been meticulously built over their extensive touring history. This performance not only underscored their achievements but also reinforced their reputation as a formidable live act, often captivating audiences with their intricate arrangements and dynamic improvisation.

Umphrey's McGee 2000th Show Performance of Mulche's Odyssey at The Orpheum

The Orpheum
Madison, WI, United States

• On November 8, 2014, Umphrey's McGee celebrated their 2000th show at The Orpheum in Madison, Wisconsin. At this time, the band had recently released t... Read Full Description >

  On November 8, 2014, Umphrey's McGee celebrated their 2000th show at The Orpheum in Madison, Wisconsin. At this time, the band had recently released their album "Similar Skin" in 2014, which marked their first studio album in three years. This live recording not only highlights a significant milestone in their career but also reflects their evolution as a band known for intricate compositions and improvisational performances. The year 2014 was a vibrant period for Umphrey's McGee, as they were gaining recognition in the jam band scene, having developed a devoted fanbase through extensive touring. Their ability to blend genres and create unique live experiences became a hallmark of their identity, making this 2000th show a special celebration of their journey and artistic growth.

Umphrey's McGee Performs 'Where Is My Mind?' (Pixies Cover) at 2000th Show

The Orpheum
Madison, WI, United States

• On November 8, 2014, Umphrey's McGee celebrated their 2000th show at The Orpheum in Madison, Wisconsin, marking a significant milestone in their caree... Read Full Description >

  On November 8, 2014, Umphrey's McGee celebrated their 2000th show at The Orpheum in Madison, Wisconsin, marking a significant milestone in their career. Leading up to this momentous performance, the band had released their album "Similar Skin" in June 2014, which showcased their progressive rock and improvisational style. This period highlighted their evolution, as the album was their first recorded under their own label, Nothing Too Fancy Music. The performance included unique elements, such as a cover of the Pixies' "Where Is My Mind?" reflecting the band's penchant for creative reinterpretation and their broad musical influences. The choice of venue also played a vital role, as The Orpheum has a rich history and an intimate atmosphere, providing a perfect setting for such a celebratory event. This milestone not only signified their longevity and commitment to live music but also demonstrated their ability to engage with fans through memorable performances.

Umphrey's McGee featuring Nicholas Payton - Live Performance at Bear Creek Amphitheater

Bear Creek Amphitheater
Buffalo, NY, United States

• In November 2014, when Umphrey’s McGee performed at the Bear Creek Amphitheater, they were in the midst of a creative and prolific period in their c... Read Full Description >

  In November 2014, when Umphrey’s McGee performed at the Bear Creek Amphitheater, they were in the midst of a creative and prolific period in their career. The band had released their seventh studio album, "Similar Skin," earlier that year, which showcased their evolving sound and included a mix of progressive rock, fusion, and jazz. The live performance featured prominent trumpeter Nicholas Payton, which highlights the band's penchant for collaboration and versatility. Umphrey's McGee is known for their improvisational skills and dynamic live shows, often blending genres and incorporating various musical elements, making their live recordings a true representation of their evolving artistry. The 2014 performance at Bear Creek, alongside Payton, exemplifies their commitment to pushing musical boundaries and enhancing their live experience.

Umphrey's McGee - 2000th Show Full Concert at The Orpheum, Madison

The Orpheum
Madison, WI, United States

• On November 8, 2014, Umphrey's McGee performed their milestone 2000th show at The Orpheum in Madison, Wisconsin. At this point in their career, the ba... Read Full Description >

  On November 8, 2014, Umphrey's McGee performed their milestone 2000th show at The Orpheum in Madison, Wisconsin. At this point in their career, the band had just released their studio album "Similar Skin" in 2014, which showcased their ability to blend various musical genres and solidify their innovative sound. The release marked a significant period for the band, as it was the first album released through their independent label, Nothing Too Fancy Music. During the live recording, the energy and enthusiasm of the performance highlighted the band’s deep connection with their audience, reflecting the dedication that has cultivated their loyal fanbase over the years. Notably, the 2000th show was a celebratory event, reinforcing their status in the jam band scene as a group that consistently pushes musical boundaries while engaging in dynamic live performances.

Umphrey's McGee: 'Blue Echo' - Full Concert from Tabernacle, Atlanta

Tabernacle
Atlanta, GA, United States

• On December 30, 2014, Umphrey's McGee performed at the Tabernacle in Atlanta, showcasing their song "Blue Echo." This performance occurred shortly aft... Read Full Description >

  On December 30, 2014, Umphrey's McGee performed at the Tabernacle in Atlanta, showcasing their song "Blue Echo." This performance occurred shortly after the release of their live album "Hall of Fame: Class of 2014," which included tracks fan-curated from various live shows. This album reflects the band's deep-rooted connection with their audience, illustrating their unique approach to live performances, where the fans play a significant role in the selection of songs. By 2014, Umphrey's McGee had established themselves firmly within the jam band scene, known for their improvisational style and diverse influences, which is evident in their live performances. Additionally, the Tabernacle is a notable venue, often recognized for its excellent acoustics and lively atmosphere, making it a fitting backdrop for Umphrey’s McGee's dynamic sound during this pivotal time in their career.

Umphrey's McGee - 'Bad Friday' Live Concert Performance at The Tabernacle, Atlanta

The Tabernacle
Atlanta, GA, United States

• On December 31, 2014, during their New Year's Eve performance at The Tabernacle in Atlanta, Umphrey’s McGee showcased their unique blend of progress... Read Full Description >

  On December 31, 2014, during their New Year's Eve performance at The Tabernacle in Atlanta, Umphrey’s McGee showcased their unique blend of progressive rock and improvisational jam band style. Leading up to this recording, the band released their studio album "Similar Skin" in 2014, which saw them continue to develop their sound through intricate compositions and genre-fusing elements. The live performance of "Bad Friday" in the video reflects the band’s dynamic stage presence and their reputation for engaging improvisation, a hallmark of their live shows. Notably, this concert was significant not only for its New Year's Eve celebration but also for the band's tradition of using their platform to raise awareness for various causes; in this instance, it was connected to ALS, further emphasizing their community-oriented approach. The recording highlights Umphrey’s McGee's continuous evolution as a live act, known for detailed musicianship and fan interaction.

Umphrey's McGee - 'Feelin' Alright' Live Performance at The Tabernacle

The Tabernacle
Atlanta, GA, United States

• On December 31, 2014, Umphrey’s McGee performed live at The Tabernacle in Atlanta, which is notable for being part of their annual New Year's Eve ce... Read Full Description >

  On December 31, 2014, Umphrey’s McGee performed live at The Tabernacle in Atlanta, which is notable for being part of their annual New Year's Eve celebration, a tradition that they have maintained as a key aspect of their concert schedule. Leading up to this performance, the band had released their studio album "Similar Skin" in 2014, showcasing their continued evolution in progressive rock and improvisational music. The live recording of "Feelin' Alright" highlights their ability to reinterpret classic songs while blending intricate jams with strong vocal performances. The choice to cover such a beloved track by Traffic demonstrates their respect for the rock genre’s foundations while adding their unique flair. The lively atmosphere of the Tabernacle, coupled with the band's dynamic stage presence, likely contributed to a memorable show that resonates well with fans and encapsulates the energy of their live performances.

Umphrey's McGee - 'Don't You (Forget About Me)' Live Performance

• On January 1, 2015, Umphrey’s McGee celebrated their first-ever New Year’s Day show, during which they performed "Don't You (Forget About Me)," a ... Read Full Description >

  On January 1, 2015, Umphrey’s McGee celebrated their first-ever New Year’s Day show, during which they performed "Don't You (Forget About Me)," a cover of the iconic song by Simple Minds. This performance came shortly after the release of their 2014 album, "Similar Skin," which showcased the band's evolution and adaptability in the progressive rock and jam band scenes. The live recording location exemplifies Umphrey’s McGee's commitment to engaging with their audience during special moments, as they have built a reputation for delivering dynamic, high-energy performances. Notably, the band's ability to blend genres and their skilled improvisation have garnered them a loyal fan base, making each performance a unique experience. This event further cemented their presence in the live music community, emphasizing their continuous growth as artists.

Umphrey's McGee Live Performance of 'Southern Cross' at The Tabernacle

The Tabernacle
Atlanta, GA, United States

• On January 2, 2015, Umphrey's McGee performed at The Tabernacle in Atlanta, where they covered the classic "Southern Cross" by Crosby, Stills & Nash. ... Read Full Description >

  On January 2, 2015, Umphrey's McGee performed at The Tabernacle in Atlanta, where they covered the classic "Southern Cross" by Crosby, Stills & Nash. By this time, the band had recently released their album "Similar Skin" in 2014, which marked their first album of all-original material since their highly praised "Deaths by Color" series. "Similar Skin" showcased their progressive rock sound and allowed the band to experiment with different styles, maintaining their reputation for improvisational prowess in live settings. The Atlanta performance reflects Umphrey’s McGee's commitment to engaging with their audience through both original compositions and classic covers. Additionally, the concert was filmed by TourGigs, illustrating the band's focus on delivering high-quality live recordings to their fan base. This performance further solidified their status in the jam band scene, as they continue to push creative boundaries.

Umphrey's McGee Covers 'It's The End Of The World As We Know It' Live in Atlanta

The Tabernacle
Atlanta, GA, United States

• On January 3, 2015, Umphrey's McGee performed a cover of R.E.M.'s classic "It's The End Of The World As We Know It" at The Tabernacle in Atlanta, mark... Read Full Description >

  On January 3, 2015, Umphrey's McGee performed a cover of R.E.M.'s classic "It's The End Of The World As We Know It" at The Tabernacle in Atlanta, marking a notable moment in their live repertoire. Prior to this performance, the band had released their studio album "Similar Skin" in 2014, which showcased their progressive rock sound and was well-received by fans. The live recording captures the band's improvisational prowess and their ability to reinterpret classic tracks in a unique manner. Around this time, Umphrey's McGee was also recognized for their extensive touring and dedicated fanbase, emphasizing their status in the jam band scene. These elements create a rich backdrop for the live performance, illustrating the band's dynamic energy and commitment to musicianship during this phase of their career.

Umphrey's McGee Performance at Asheville Civic Center - Arena Rock

Asheville Civic Center
Asheville, NC, United States

• On February 7, 2015, Umphrey’s McGee performed at the Asheville Civic Center, showcasing the band's unique blend of progressive rock, jazz fusion, a... Read Full Description >

  On February 7, 2015, Umphrey’s McGee performed at the Asheville Civic Center, showcasing the band's unique blend of progressive rock, jazz fusion, and improvisational performance. At this time, Umphrey’s McGee had recently released their album "Similar Skin" in June 2014, which introduced a set of new original songs and aimed to expand their musical horizon. The band was well-established in the jam band scene by 2015, known for their dynamic live shows and dedicated fan base. Notably, the "Arena Rock" performance taps into their ability to engage with fans in a vibrant live setting, a hallmark of their career. This concert serves as a testament to their evolving sound and live energy, which continues to attract audiences. Moreover, during this period, the band was also engaged in their rigorous touring schedule, highlighting their commitment to live performances and connecting with fans across the country.

Umphrey's McGee - 'Live and Let Die' Performance Snippet from State Theatre

State Theatre
Portland, ME, United States

• On February 19, 2015, Umphrey's McGee performed at the State Theatre in Portland, Maine, showcasing their dynamic live energy. This performance occurr... Read Full Description >

  On February 19, 2015, Umphrey's McGee performed at the State Theatre in Portland, Maine, showcasing their dynamic live energy. This performance occurred shortly after the release of their studio album "Similar Skin," which debuted in 2014. The band's ability to blend rock with improvisational elements makes their live shows a unique experience. By 2015, Umphrey’s McGee had established a loyal following and was known for their distinctive approach to live performances, often including covers like “Live and Let Die” in their setlists. The band’s willingness to experiment with arrangements during live shows, as demonstrated in this performance, illustrates their commitment to improvisational music and the evolution of their sound over the years. This era marked a period of significant growth, as they continued to expand their musical repertoire and engage with an increasingly diverse audience.

Umphrey's McGee Performs 'Immigrant Song' at Landmark Theatre, Syracuse

Landmark Theatre
Syracuse, NY, United States

• On February 20, 2015, when Umphrey's McGee performed the "Immigrant Song" cover at the Landmark Theatre in Syracuse, they were actively touring in sup... Read Full Description >

  On February 20, 2015, when Umphrey's McGee performed the "Immigrant Song" cover at the Landmark Theatre in Syracuse, they were actively touring in support of their 2014 album, "Similar Skin." This album marked a significant point in their career as it was their first to be released entirely through their own label, Nothing Too Fancy Music. The band was beginning to embrace a more self-directed approach, which allowed them greater creative control. Interestingly, the performance featured tour manager Bobby Haight stepping in on drums for a birthday rendition, highlighting the band's playful dynamic and collaborative spirit during live shows. This moment also showcases Umphrey's McGee's reputation for unexpected setlist choices and their ability to engage with fans through special occasions, making their live performances memorable and unique experiences.

Umphrey's McGee: Haj, Day Nurse - Full Concert from Palace Theatre

Palace Theatre
Albany, NY, United States

• On February 21, 2015, Umphrey’s McGee performed a live recording at the Palace Theatre in Albany, New York, showcasing their dynamic sound and impro... Read Full Description >

  On February 21, 2015, Umphrey’s McGee performed a live recording at the Palace Theatre in Albany, New York, showcasing their dynamic sound and improvisational prowess. At this point in their career, the band had released their album "Similar Skin" in 2014, which represented a significant phase as it marked their first self-released studio album. Following "Similar Skin," they continued to evolve their sound with the 2016 album "Zonkey," a collection of mashups and unique arrangements of popular songs. Umphrey's McGee is known for their energetic live shows, and this performance is no exception, delivering a blend of progressive rock and jam band elements that have become their hallmark. An interesting fact about the band is their commitment to audience engagement and taping policies, which promotes accessibility to their live recordings, keeping their fan base actively involved in their musical journey.

Umphrey's McGee: Full Concert - Bridgeless, Gents, Bridgeless at Wiltern

Wiltern
Los Angeles, California, United States

• On March 6, 2015, Umphrey's McGee performed at the Wiltern in Los Angeles, where they showcased their unique improvisational style in a remarkable med... Read Full Description >

  On March 6, 2015, Umphrey's McGee performed at the Wiltern in Los Angeles, where they showcased their unique improvisational style in a remarkable medley featuring "Bridgeless" and "Gents." At this point in their career, the band had recently released their studio album "Similar Skin" in 2014, which marked a significant transition in their sound and direction. The live recording captures the band's seamless blend of rock, jazz, and progressive elements, showcasing their dynamic live performances that fans have come to expect. An interesting fact about Umphrey's McGee is their commitment to fan engagement; they frequently allow fans to vote on setlists, emphasizing their interactive approach to live music. This particular performance reflects their ongoing evolution as a band and their dedication to crafting compelling, live musical experiences.

Umphrey's McGee: 'Believe The Lie' Live Performance at Fox Theater, Oakland

Fox Theater
Oakland, CA, United States

• In March 2015, shortly before the performance of "Believe The Lie" at the Fox Theater in Oakland, Umphrey’s McGee had recently released their studio... Read Full Description >

  In March 2015, shortly before the performance of "Believe The Lie" at the Fox Theater in Oakland, Umphrey’s McGee had recently released their studio album "Similar Skin" in June 2014. This album marked a significant point in their career, being the first full-length studio work produced independently without the assistance of a record label, allowing for greater creative freedom. The live recording features renowned saxophonist Joshua Redman, showcasing the band's inclination toward collaboration and improvisation, key elements of their musical identity. The choice of venue, the iconic Fox Theater, further highlights the band's connection to their fans and their growth within the live music scene. Notably, Umphrey's McGee is recognized for their blend of various genres, deft musicianship, and their strong fanbase, which supports their extensive touring, exemplified through performances like this one.

Umphrey's McGee Performs 'Bright Lights, Big City' Live at Belly Up, Aspen

Belly Up
Aspen, CO, United States

• On March 13, 2015, Umphrey’s McGee performed at the Belly Up in Aspen, Colorado, showcasing their jammed-out rendition of "Bright Lights, Big City."... Read Full Description >

  On March 13, 2015, Umphrey’s McGee performed at the Belly Up in Aspen, Colorado, showcasing their jammed-out rendition of "Bright Lights, Big City." At this time, the band was in a dynamic phase of their career, having released their studio album "Similar Skin" in 2014, which was well-received and showcased their evolving sound. Following "Similar Skin," they released "The London Session" in 2016, a project that further highlighted their versatility in blending rock with progressive elements. The performance in Aspen occurred during a particularly active period for the band, known for their energetic live shows and improvisational style, emphasizing their reputation as a leading band in the jam band scene. This concert features the fusion of genres—blues rock and jazz—that they're renowned for, capturing the essence of their live success and deep connection with their audience.

Umphrey's McGee Live at Stubb's - Performance Overview

Stubb's
Austin, TX, United States

• On April 18, 2015, during the live performance at Stubb's in Austin, Texas, Umphrey's McGee was actively promoting their studio album "Similar Skin," ... Read Full Description >

  On April 18, 2015, during the live performance at Stubb's in Austin, Texas, Umphrey's McGee was actively promoting their studio album "Similar Skin," which was released the previous year in 2014. The band, known for their genre-blending style and intricate live performances, had gained a strong following and was celebrated for their improvisational skills. This performance showcased their ability to seamlessly blend rock, jazz, and progressive music, highlighting their extensive catalog. An interesting aspect of this era for Umphrey's McGee is their reputation for using technology creatively, such as incorporating social media and live recordings to engage their audience. They had become well-known not just for their music but also for their connection with fans, often leveraging platforms like YouTube to share live performances and maintain an interactive relationship with their audience.