The tour also features A Thousand Horses, The Brothers Osborne, and Brett Eldredge as the opening acts.
Mr. Rucker's setlist consisted primarily of his solo work, but did include a few Hootie & The Blowfish songs and covers.
Prior to performing Time, he told a story of singing Billy Joel's Honesty in the shower at his dorm. Mark Bryan(guitarist for Hootie & The Blowfish) heard him singing and told him they had to make music together.
Prior to Let Her Cry he talked about hearing The Black Crowes She Talks to Angels and being surprised that it was them, being so different to Hard to Handle. He went home that night, put on a Bonnie Raitt album and said he wrote his version of She Talks to Angels for her.
Towards the end of the main set, all the artists came out to join on the Hootie & The Blowfish song Hold My Hand.
Here is the setlist:
A Thousand Horses
Landslide
Southernality
(This Ain't No) Drunk Dial
Travelin' Man
Smoke
Brothers Osborne
Shoot From the Hip
Let's Go There
Sippin' on a Good Time
Stay a Little Longer
Down Home
Rum
The Shape I'm In(The Band cover)/Foxy Lady(Jimi Hendrix cover)
Brett Eldredge
Fire
On & On
Beat of the Music
Lose My Mind
Mean to Me
Gold Digger(Kanye West cover)
Haven't Met You Yet
I Wanna be That Song
Tell Me Where to Park
Don't Ya
Darius Rucker
Lighter Up
This
Good For a Good Time
Radio
Southern Style
Time(Hootie & The Blowfish song)
All I Want
Don't Think I Don't Think About It
I Miss Back When(Tim McGraw cover)
No Diggity(Blackstreet cover) w/Background singers from A Thousand Horses
It Won't Be Like This for Long
History in the Making
Alright
Only Wanna Be With You(Hootie & The Blowfish song)
Half Full Dixie Cup
She Talks to Angels(Black Crowes cover)/Let Her Cry(Hootie & The Blowfish song)
Come Back Song
Hold My Hand(Hootie & The Blowfish song) w/Brett Eldredge, Brothers Osborne & A Thousand Horses
East Bound & Down(Jerry Reed cover) w/Band Introductions
Homegrown Honey
So I Sang
Wagon Wheel
A Thousand Horses |
Brothers Osborne |
Brett Eldredge |
Darius Rucker |
All Performers-Hold My Hand |
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