Gov't Mule concert review
O2 Shepherds Bush Empire in London, UK
Mon, 25 May 2015

Gov't Mule were immense and played two sets. One for an hour and a quarter, a 15 minute break and then the second set for an hour and a half! There were guest appearances by Elliot Randell of Steeley Dan fame and the legendary Bernie Marsden, once of Whitesnake, whom combined majestically with Warren Haynes for 'The Thrill is Gone' as a BB King tribute and later, the band were joined by longtime David Bowie guitarist, Reeves Gabrell who absolutely smashed Free's 'A little bit of love' in tribute to Andy Fraser! My one criticism would be that they're not perhaps the most dynamic group to watch but their sound more than makes up for that!
Warren Haynes is an amazing guitarist with a stunning voice and the band is as tight as you could wish for!
By the end of the night, I left feeling that I'd had not only great value, but that I'd seen something very special!

Govt Mule rarely disappoint and last night was no exception. With an array of guests, including Bernie Marsden and Reeves Gabrels, they stormed Shepherds Bush with both old and new. Tributes to BB King and Andy Fraser showed the audience how Warren Haynes is both respected and respectful of his fellow musicians. The band were tight and ensured their one British show this year will be one to remember.