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chungsween at Cannery Ballroom, Nashville on Sat, 21 Nov 2015
Drive-By Trucker's play a marathon set at the Cannery with the best line-up of their storied career (Yep, even with Isbell..). Lean, mean and focused, these veteran's delivered one of the best show's of 2016. See you at the Rock Show!
chungsween at Cannery Ballroom, Nashville on Sat, 21 Nov 2015
One of America's greatest rock bands at the top of their game. Mind's and ear's blown as the Dexateen's open for DBT on the first night of a two-night stand. Follow this...! Only the Trucker's could have... "I never saw Lynyrd Skynyrd and I never saw the Clash, but I played with the fucking Devateen's for the last week..."- Patterson Hood
A guest at Tarrytown Music Hall, Tarrytown on Wed, 11 Mar 2015
Not the best show I've seen by the band, but maybe the second best.
A guest at Tarrytown Music Hall, Tarrytown on Wed, 11 Mar 2015
Unbelievable Rock Show! The best Wednesday night I've ever had! The Truckers bring it every single night, and never disappoint.
A guest at The Orange Peel, Asheville on Fri, 16 Jan 2015
great rock show from the guys the principles hood and cooley showing how really professional musicians get while touring prolifically great segue way between songs great tight band and good contribution from the new editions to this English ocean tour hope to see again first time seeing my current fave band and the first time at the faboulous orange peel in artful Asheville nc
A guest at Higher Ground, South Burlington on Wed, 02 Jul 2014
DBT, always a stellar rock and roll concert.
A guest at The Stone Pony, Asbury Park on Fri, 27 Jun 2014
The show was excellent. The venue is great and the sound quality was awesome.
A guest at Rams Head Live!, Baltimore on Thu, 26 Jun 2014
Awesome show! Loved it. Going to make sure I see them ANYTIME they are in driving distance. I think the vocals could have been a tad higher though.
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Most played countries
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1 US 1890
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2 UK 53
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3 Canada 52
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4 Netherlands 27
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5 Spain 12
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6 Germany 10
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7 Belgium 8
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8 Ireland 8
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9 Norway 7
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10 Sweden 6
Most played cities
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1 Athens, US 118
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2 Atlanta, US 49
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3 Austin, US 49
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4 Chicago, US 47
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5 Portland, US 38
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6 San Francisco, US 37
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7 Birmingham, US 36
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8 Nashville, US 36
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9 Asheville, US 35
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10 Washington, US 34
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JimmyDeemer at Cannery Ballroom, Nashville on Sat, 21 Nov 2015
Recently, I was lucky enough to attend the Dexateens & Drive By Truckers show at The Cannery Ballroom in Nashville. It was a raucous, exhilarating, and sweat-inducing evening of glorious good ole' rock n' roll. The Dexateens embodied hard-working, hard-rocking, Southern-infused, chunky, r n' r and were an inspiration to all us believers in the dream. May the market forces be with you and allow you the much-deserved ability to make a living doing what you obviously truly love. The Truckers were awe-inspiring in their tightness (until the end!), impressive catalogue, and commitment to conveying their unique blend of both embracing and repelling the "duality of the Southern Thang". As I continue to march thru middle age, many youthful things have become just that, youthful things that you outgrow and discard. However, some special youthful things become a part of your fabric and grow richer and more compelling as you age. Rock n' roll is one of those special youthful things. It has become an integral part of who I am and represents so much of what I value and treasure. As I stood on my feet for 5 hours just mere feet from the Cannery stage, my middle age body kept reminding me that I "ain't as young as I used to be"! I paid dearly for wearing black cowboy boots in my silly attempt to pull off some degree of old man hipness. However, as I watched the show with my 21 year old son Matt, there were many times when the pain and discomfort vanished and the glory of the music took over. As I watched my son dancing to the music, I felt like I was 21 again and full of piss and vinegar. I am so thankful for such a memorable night of reinvigoration and rebirth. Thanks to the Dexateens and The Truckers for a fantastic show and reminding me why I jumped on this Crazy Train all those years ago. Long Live Rock!
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