Great show last night. They changed the set up just a bit from the night before. It was a pretty good crowd. I didn’t get any pictures but I did get a setlist from the guy running the sound. He had a couple of copies and I got the last one. It’s cool the band signs them before the show knowing people will want them.

FOR SALE
AUTOGRAPHED 2008 release of The Toadies' No Deliverance album. all autographs are authentic. I was the one who got it autographed after a show in Beaumont Texas. sorry about all band members from 2008 . Shipped from Texas. Asking $175, including shipping.

Went to the Toadies concert in Sherman, TX with my boyfriend and he was able to snag a setlist after they finished playing! So awesome I love these guys!!

I hope I don't get sued for copyright. I do own the hoodie but this is Texas to hot for that and I wanted some red on there logo

My home town of Sherman, Tx annual summer concert series Hot Summer Nights will have the Toadies for free on Thursday July 9th at 7pm. This is a lawn outdoor concert with no seating available so bring a lawn chair. We do allow alcohol but no glass bottles at all and no smoking on the grass.

Also the Friday before on July 2nd we will be having our firework show with Collective Soul performing. (We got Stone Temple Pilots last year)

July 9th location

405 N Rusk St, Sherman, TX, United States, 75090

July 2nd location

3200 Canyon Creek Dr, Sherman, TX 75092

San Antonio 12/21/13

I've only had the good fortune to catch Vaden & Co. live once before. It was 9 years ago--they don't come to CA very often, as many here know, they don't venture far from Texas very often.

The crowd in Berkeley in 2017 struck me as overwhelmingly early 40s age, folks who were in high school when Rubberneck ruled. (I was mid-30s then) Last night I saw dozens of 20-somethings. It might be that Local H brought them in, too, since Bound For The Floor is still in rotation on FM and streaming apps these days, more so than Possum Kingdom, I imagine--its repetitive riff sounds like a more recent song.

Once on the way out, I noticed that the overall crowd was older than my sample up front lead me to perceive, but still, it was great to see, and hear so many sing along, even with songs off of Hell/Stars. And the band played so fucking well. They are no nostalgia act; they are sharp, focused and delivering the goods, old material and new.

If you can't drink/toke and be at peace in public, don't. And don't do it while hanging around the mosh pit.

The show was great.

It's ridiculous that your friends have to pull your white hair beard ahh away so you don't get yourself in trouble.

You're an adult. Stop drinking.

BOTH HAVE BEEN CLAIMED

My wife got a setlist and I got two picks last night.

Also had a cool interaction with Clark before and during the show, where I asked if they would play Sweetness, telling him it was one of my wife's favorite songs. He said he wasn't sure, but to try to yell it out during the encore for my our best chance. Well, before I could yell it out, Vaden said something like "Here's a curve ball" and kicked into Sweetness. Clark looked at me in the front row, pointed at me and gave a knowing smile. Wife was over the moon.

Great fucking show!

Let me know if anyone has anything available for tonight. Thanks!

Re uploaded cause I realized I forgot a couple clips lmao

I dragged my "Rubberneck" 25th anniversary poster by Daniel Danger up to the Chicago show hoping to get it signed by the guys. I also took a small piece of art I had started messing with.

I managed to get Clark after the show, but the other guys will have to be some other time. The art ... I take antique dictionary pages and find an appropriate entry and then create the art on that page, usually multimedia with different things going on. I'm NOT a good artist, so what I make is always kind of a "for me" piece.

Anyway, I got to talk to Clark a little bit about how this record came out at the perfect time for me, personally, when it comes to the subject matter and what VTL's been talking about in interviews and on stage and in some of these new songs. And, of course, he signed my stuff.

The Chicago show was amazing, as well, but that should go without saying.