u/IamuseMyself26

I miss Bob & treasure this memory.

💀🎶🥀 4 years ago today 10-09-2022 I (and maybe you?) was at the Kennedy Center in Washington DC for night 4/4 of Bobby Weir, the Wolf Brothers, the Wolfpack & the National Symphony Orchestra. As he said that night, these were his inaugural shows with an orchestra, and it helped fill in sounds he'd always heard in the music.

Never miss a Sunday show!

Terrepin Suite encore was unbelievable!

NFA ☮️🫂 Music Heals

archive link below:

https://archive.org/details/bw2022-10-09.wolfbros-wolfpack-nso.at-943.burchfield.flac1648

Setlist:

Set 1

1 - Symphony Overture

2 - Playing in the Band

3 - Uncle John's Band

4 - Dark Star v1

5 - Jack Straw

6 - Morning Dew Second

Set 2

1 - The Other One

2 - Shakedown Street

3 - Days Between

4 - Bob

5 - Dark Star' v2

6 - Uncle John's Band reprise

7 - Playing in the Band' reprise

8 - Brokedown Palace

NSO leaves stage

Encore 9 - Terrapin Station Suite

SUFFS will be on PBS tonight starting at 9 pm!

Premieres Friday, May 8 at 9/8c on PBS, pbs.org/gperf and the PBS app

https://www.pbs.org/wnet/gperf/suffs-about/17498/

I just got my renewal and here's next season's Musicals. 2026-27 Broadway Series. I go to musicals to escape reality for a few hours. And both of my parents died recently so I know that's affecting my mood.

1. Operation Mincemeat

2. The Great Gatsby

3. Hell's Kitchen

4. Death Becomes Her

5. The Notebook

6. Maybe Happy Ending

I've begun checking out promos and after Operation Mincemeat didn't excite me or make me laugh (guessing I don't get the humor) I'm asking here. Yes/No on the season in your opinion. And if no which individual shows are a must-see. Thanks.