Tonight on Live Nuggets Radio, tune in at 9 PM EST for a handpicked full-length concert broadcast you won’t want to miss: Jane’s Addiction at Hammerstein Ballroom, New York, Halloween 1997. This performance, part of the band’s reunion tour, remains one of the most celebrated shows in the group’s storied history, blending classic hits with experimental jams that defined their unique sound.

The Hammerstein Ballroom, with its striking architecture and intimate-yet-grand atmosphere, provided the perfect backdrop for a high-octane Halloween performance. The energy in the room was palpable as fans were treated to a setlist that balanced nostalgia with innovation, showcasing Jane’s Addiction’s ability to push the boundaries of alternative rock while still delivering fan favorites.

The concert opened with “Mountain Song”, immediately igniting the crowd, followed by the ever-iconic “Been Caught Stealing”. The band then moved seamlessly into “Jane Says”, a hauntingly beautiful track that highlights Perry Farrell’s vocal emotiveness and Dave Navarro’s intricate guitar work. The set also included deeper cuts like “Ted, Just Admit It…” and “Had a Dad”, demonstrating the band’s experimental side, while tracks like “Summertime Rolls” and “Classic Girl” kept the audience firmly in the groove of Jane’s Addiction’s signature blend of funk, metal, and psychedelic rock.

Fans of the band often cite the improvisational jams, particularly the extended “Ocean Size” reprise, as a standout moment. These spontaneous musical explorations captured the essence of the reunion era, when the band was both revisiting their roots and experimenting with new sonic landscapes. The performance culminated in a rousing encore with “Jane Says (Reprise)”, leaving the audience exhilarated and cementing this show as a definitive highlight of the 1997 tour.

This Halloween concert is more than just a reunion show; it’s a snapshot of a band at the height of its creativity and connection with its audience. From Farrell’s charismatic stage presence to Navarro’s searing guitar lines, Stephen Perkins’ driving rhythms, and Eric Avery’s dynamic bass, every member contributed to a night that remains legendary in the annals of alternative rock history.

Catch the entire performance tonight on Live Nuggets Radio, and relive the intensity, theatricality, and pure joy of Jane’s Addiction’s 1997 Halloween reunion at Hammerstein Ballroom. Whether you’re a longtime fan or new to the band’s catalog, this is a broadcast that perfectly captures the spirit of one of rock’s most inventive groups. Tune in at 9 PM EST for a full immersion into Jane’s Addiction’s spellbinding reunion-era magic.

Setlist highlights include:
Mountain Song, Been Caught Stealing, Jane Says, Ocean Size, Ted, Just Admit It…, Stop!, Three Days, Summertime Rolls, Classic Girl, Had a Dad, Ain’t No Right, Just Because, My Cat’s Name Is Maceo, Ocean Size (Reprise / Jam), Jane Says (Reprise)

Experience the energy, the jams, and the Halloween magic—only on Live Nuggets.

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JamFest is all about celebrating the magic of live music—the unforgettable moments when artists transcend the studio and give fans a once-in-a-lifetime performance. Tonight, we’re turning the spotlight on a truly landmark event in Brandi Carlile’s career: her 2011 live collaboration with the Seattle Symphony at Benaroya Hall.

And don’t miss it tonight on Live Nuggets Radio, airing a very special handpicked live concert in its entirety at 9 PM EST, featuring Brandi Carlile – Live at Benaroya Hall with the Seattle Symphony. This is your chance to experience a full orchestral set that captures the depth, power, and intimacy of Carlile’s live performance.

A Landmark Orchestral Collaboration

Recorded over two sold-out nights in 2011, this concert series marked a bold step for Carlile, pairing her emotive, soul-driven songwriting with the sweeping grandeur of a full symphony orchestra. The result is a rare and timeless live document that fuses folk, rock, and orchestral textures into a cinematic musical experience.

Benaroya Hall, with its pristine acoustics and intimate atmosphere, provided the perfect setting. Carlile’s band and the Seattle Symphony worked in seamless harmony, elevating every song with lush arrangements and dynamic interplay. Fans and critics alike have hailed these performances as some of her most definitive live work, capturing both vulnerability and soaring musicality.

Setlist Highlights

The two-night series was later released as a live album, showcasing a carefully curated setlist that moves fluidly between introspection and cathartic release:

• Before It Breaks – A stirring opener that sets the tone, blending Carlile’s signature vocal intensity with sweeping orchestral layers.
• Dreams – A fan favorite brought to life with orchestral richness, expanding the emotional landscape of the song.
• That Year – Carlile’s evocative storytelling is amplified by the symphony’s textures, making every lyric feel monumental.
• Looking Out and Fall Apart Again – Intimate moments of reflection, enhanced by subtle strings and horns that underscore Carlile’s raw emotional delivery.
• Dying Day and Closer to You – Powerful mid-set performances that balance lyrical introspection with orchestral dynamics.
• Shadow on the Wall and Caroline – Showcasing Carlile’s ability to combine narrative depth with musical sophistication.
• The Story – Perhaps her most iconic song, performed here with breathtaking orchestral support, creating a cinematic and unforgettable live experience.
• Pride and Joy – A celebratory, energetic moment that demonstrates Carlile’s band and orchestra in perfect sync.
• Hallelujah (Leonard Cohen cover) – Closing the night with a transcendent rendition of Cohen’s classic, leaving audiences awestruck.

Each song highlights Carlile’s incredible range as a vocalist, songwriter, and live performer, while giving the Seattle Symphony the chance to shine in a modern, genre-crossing collaboration.

Why This Performance Matters

This Benaroya Hall series is widely regarded as one of Brandi Carlile’s defining live moments. It shows her fearless approach to reinterpretation—transforming familiar songs into something bigger, bolder, and emotionally resonant. Fans walking away from the shows—or listening to the recording years later—witness an artist at the height of her creative vision, bridging the worlds of indie-folk and orchestral majesty.

For anyone exploring Carlile’s catalog, this live album and concert series serve as a masterclass in emotional storytelling, dynamic arrangement, and the power of live collaboration. It’s a reminder that live music isn’t just a performance—it’s an immersive, transformative experience.

Tune In Tonight

Tonight on Live Nuggets Radio, experience the magic for yourself. At 9 PM EST, the station will air Brandi Carlile – Live at Benaroya Hall with the Seattle Symphony, giving listeners a front-row seat to a historic live performance from start to finish. From soaring symphonic swells to intimate vocal moments, this is the perfect showcase of why JamFest celebrates live music above all else.

Whether you’re a lifelong fan or discovering Carlile’s music for the first time, tonight’s show promises to deliver the kind of emotional depth, technical mastery, and sheer joy that only a live concert can provide. Don’t miss it—this is live music at its finest, brought straight into your home.

JamFest is thrilled to spotlight a truly unforgettable musical event tonight on Live Nuggets Radio, airing at 9PM EST. We’re diving into the full live concert of Joan Baez’s Fare Thee Well Tour, captured beautifully by ARTE Concert, and it’s an experience no folk music fan will want to miss.

A Career-Spanning Farewell

Joan Baez’s Fare Thee Well Tour, which ran during 2018–2019, was a poignant farewell to a six-decade career that reshaped folk music and activism. This live recording is more than a concert—it’s a retrospective journey through her legendary catalog, blending timeless originals, protest anthems, and carefully chosen covers that have become synonymous with her name.

From the very first notes of “Farewell, Angelina” to the emotional encore of “Blowin’ in the Wind,” Baez invites listeners into a world where music meets activism. The setlist is a testament to her artistry, featuring classics like:

• “There But for Fortune” – Baez’s socially conscious hit reflecting empathy and awareness.
• “Suzanne” – A hauntingly beautiful Leonard Cohen cover that captures poetic melancholy.
• “House of the Rising Sun” – Her evocative rendition of this timeless folk ballad.
• “Diamonds & Rust” – A personal, intimate look at love and memory.
• “Imagine” – A powerful interpretation of John Lennon’s iconic anthem for peace.

The encore is a highlight, with “The Boxer” (Simon & Garfunkel) and “Blowin’ in the Wind” closing the night on an uplifting, reflective note that underscores Baez’s enduring commitment to justice, peace, and the human spirit.

Themes of Peace, Justice, and Reflection

This Fare Thee Well performance is far more than nostalgia. It’s a celebration of a life devoted to art and advocacy. Joan Baez’s music has always been intertwined with social movements, and this tour encapsulates six decades of activism, storytelling, and musical innovation. Every song carries the weight of history while speaking to contemporary issues, making this farewell not only a musical experience but a call to reflection and action.

Broadcast Experience

Thanks to ARTE Concert, this special farewell performance reached fans worldwide, preserving the essence of Joan Baez’s final chapter on the global stage. Viewers get the rare opportunity to witness her expressive vocals, heartfelt stage presence, and the subtle, emotive power that has defined her career. It’s a performance that feels intimate, even when broadcast across continents.

Tune In Tonight

Don’t miss tonight’s Live Nuggets Radio Show at 9PM EST, where we’ll play this historic live concert in its entirety. Whether you’re a longtime fan or discovering Joan Baez for the first time, this broadcast is your front-row seat to a legendary farewell. Experience the music, the messages, and the magic of an artist whose influence spans generations.

Setlist Snapshot:

1. Farewell, Angelina
2. There But for Fortune
3. God Is God
4. Suzanne (Leonard Cohen cover)
5. Silver Blade
6. The President Sang Amazing Grace
7. House of the Rising Sun
8. It’s All Over Now, Baby Blue (Bob Dylan cover)
9. Me and Bobby McGee
10. Diamonds & Rust
11. Gracias a la Vida
12. Imagine (John Lennon cover)
13. Forever Young (Bob Dylan cover)
    Encore:
14. The Boxer (Simon & Garfunkel cover)
15. Blowin’ in the Wind

Join us tonight to celebrate Joan Baez’s extraordinary legacy—her music, her activism, and her enduring voice for peace. Tune in, reflect, and let the melodies of a folk legend fill your evening.

Reggae history echoed across the fields of Rototom Sunsplash this summer as The Wailers took the festival’s Main Stage for an unforgettable performance honoring the 30th anniversary of Natural Mystic. It wasn’t just another festival headliner set—it was a spiritual gathering, a living tribute to Bob Marley’s legacy, and one of the most anticipated moments of the 2025 reggae calendar.

And tonight, fans worldwide will get to relive that magic in its entirety on Live Nuggets Radio, airing at 9PM EST as part of JamFest’s ongoing celebration of iconic live music.

A Landmark Celebration of Natural Mystic

When Bob Marley & The Wailers released Natural Mystic: The Legend Lives On in 1995, the compilation cemented itself as a cornerstone of reggae culture, spreading Marley’s music to a new generation of listeners. Thirty years later, The Wailers brought that legacy back to life in a concert designed not only to celebrate the songs, but to reaffirm their message of peace, love, and resilience.

Thousands of fans packed into Rototom’s open-air grounds, creating a sea of voices that sang along with every lyric. From the opening notes of Natural Mystic to the closing encore reprise, the crowd felt more like a family than an audience.

The Setlist: Classics Reborn

The Wailers’ 2025 Natural Mystic anniversary performance spanned the group’s timeless catalog, blending classics with modern arrangements and guest collaborations that honored Marley’s vision while keeping the music alive for today.

Setlist Highlights:

• Natural Mystic (Opening)
• I Shot the Sheriff
• Trenchtown Rock
• Three Little Birds
• Stir It Up
• Exodus
• Jammin’
• Is This Love
• One Love / People Get Ready
• Could You Be Loved
• Redemption Song
• Get Up, Stand Up
• Encore: Lively Up Yourself and a powerful Natural Mystic (Reprise – Anniversary Jam)

Each track felt like a shared anthem, especially the closing numbers that brought the entire Rototom audience into one unified voice.

The Spirit of the Show

What made this night so powerful wasn’t just the setlist—it was the way the band carried Marley’s spirit forward. The arrangements had a modern touch, with layered production and special guest appearances, but at its heart, the performance stayed true to reggae’s roots: uplifting, unifying, and deeply human.

The Rototom Sunsplash crowd sang, danced, and chanted through the night, turning the performance into a call-and-response between the band and the people. For many, it wasn’t just a show; it was a reminder that Marley’s music remains as urgent and essential as ever.

TuneIn Tonight: Live Nuggets Radio

If you weren’t in Spain for Rototom Sunsplash, you’re in luck. Tonight at 9PM EST, JamFest’s Live Nuggets Radio Show is airing the entire Natural Mystic 30th Anniversary set from The Wailers.

📻 Show Details:

• Artist: The Wailers
• Event: Rototom Sunsplash, Main Stage 2025
• Occasion: 30th Anniversary Celebration of Natural Mystic
• Broadcast: Live Nuggets Radio
• Time: Tuesday, September 16, 2025 | 9:00PM – 11:00PM EST

This is more than just a rebroadcast—it’s a chance to experience one of reggae’s most historic performances, captured in pristine live quality and handpicked for the Live Nuggets series.

What’s Coming Next on Live Nuggets

JamFest isn’t stopping here. The Live Nuggets series is loaded with legendary performances, airing every Tuesday night at 9PM EST:

• Sept. 23 – Three Days Grace: Alienation Album Release Event @ iHeartRadio Live, Toronto
• Sept. 30 – Joan Baez: The Fare Thee Well Tour @ ARTE Concert
• Oct. 7 – The Grateful Dead: Great American Music Hall, San Francisco (1975)
• Oct. 14 – Brandi Carlile: Live at Benaroya Hall with the Seattle Symphony
• Oct. 21 – Art d’Ecco & The Demon Band: Road to the Junos Concert
• Oct. 28 – Jane’s Addiction: Live at Hammerstein Ballroom, NY (1997)
• Nov. 4 – Stevie Ray Vaughan: Live at Montreux 1985
• Nov. 11 – Billy Strings: Live at The Stone Pony, Asbury Park (2019)

Why It Matters

The Wailers’ Natural Mystic anniversary show isn’t just a celebration of an album—it’s a testament to the staying power of reggae music and its message. At a time when the world feels divided, these songs remind us that unity, resilience, and love can still carry us forward.

So, grab your headphones, tune in to Live Nuggets Radio at 9PM EST, and let The Wailers take you on a journey through one of reggae’s most powerful nights in recent memory.

Venue with Legacy

Nestled in Westchester County, the Capitol Theatre is no ordinary concert hall. Built in 1926 by renowned architect Thomas W. Lamb, this historic movie palace turned music venue has hosted legends—from Pink Floyd and the Grateful Dead to Janis Joplin, who famously debuted her “Mercedes Benz” here Wikipedia.

A Resonant Return

In early 2023, Bobby Weir & Wolf Bros featuring The Wolfpack returned to the beloved venue for a four-night winter run—February 7, 8, 10, and 11—bringing an electrifying blend of his Grateful Dead roots and fresh, orchestral-jam arrangements The Grateful WebAtwood Magazine. These shows were also available as livestreams, extending the magic to fans around the globe bobweir.net.

The Holiday Run: Five Nights of Musical Brilliance

Fast forward to December 2023—Weir returned for a festive five-night holiday residency (December 12, 13, 15, 16 & 17)—one of the venue’s largest residencies of the year NYS MusicShore Fire MediaPollstar News.

• Night One featured special guests: legendary jazz bassist Ron Carter and saxophonist Kenny Brooks joined in for stirring renditions, including a jazzy “Only a River” and a gripping encore of Black Muddy River L4LM.
• Night Three brought a warm, festive touch. Weir opened solo with “Peggy-O,” delivering a reflective and intimate performance. The Wolfpack—featuring strings, brass, and pedal steel—augmented mid-show, turning the evening into a musical gift box for the fans NYS Music.
• Final Night (Dec 17) delivered no-repeat sets peppered with deep cuts and beloved standards. A special appearance by Omar Hakim on drums added to the celebratory mood as the residency capped off with songs like Morning Dew and Brokedown Palace L4LMInternet Archive.

Why It Mattered

This residency wasn’t just another series of shows—it felt like a gathering of old friends and new possibilities. Reviewers noted that ending the 2023 run with “One More Saturday Night” left the audience feeling like they’d experienced something truly special Atwood Magazine. The synergy between Bobby, the stellar Wolf Bros lineup—Don Was (bass), Jay Lane (drums), Jeff Chimenti (keys), Barry Sless (pedal steel)—and the orchestral Wolfpack created a musical tapestry rich with soul, improvisation, and emotional depth Atwood MagazineThe Grateful Webthecapitoltheatre.com.

A Timeless Legacy Continues

After more than 30 performances at the venue—including 13 with the Grateful Dead back in the early ’70s—Bobby Weir’s return to The Capitol Theatre carries a full-circle weight. It’s not just a show—it’s history, joy, and a little bit of that Grateful Dead spirit alive and kicking in Westchester thecapitoltheatre.comWikipedia.

In Summary

• Where: The historic Capitol Theatre, Port Chester, NY (capacity ~1,800) Wikipedia.
• When:
  • Winter 2023: Feb 7, 8, 10, & 11 (streamed)
  • Holiday 2023: Dec 12, 13, 15, 16, & 17 (five-night residency)
• Highlights:
  • Orchestral jam fusion with The Wolfpack
  • Guest appearances by Ron Carter, Kenny Brooks, Omar Hakim
  • Setlists spanning Grateful Dead, RatDog, solo work, and surprise covers
  • Crafted as one-of-a-kind nights—no repeats across the residency

Bobby Weir’s nights at The Capitol weren’t just concerts—they were celebrations of legacy, reinvention, and storytelling through song. Let me know if you’d like setlist breakdowns, audience reactions, or behind-the-scenes highlights next!