This band just keeps getting better. I previously stated that the Detroit show was my favorite, but RRN2 takes the cake.

Everything Must Go > All I Need > Yeti was wonderful. The best Everything Must Go to date. Some of the best covers to date with I Would Die 4 U and What's Up.

Favorites: Everything Must Go, Yeti, Thatch, What's Up

This might just be the best show they have ever played. A perfect setlist of originals and outstanding covers at the perfect moments each set. The stretch from I would die for you>EMG>AIN>Yeti is incredible. Thatch set two set opener was unbelievable and the FF with dragonfly jam solidified this at the top of my musical journey. 

Experienced this show from row 3 center and it was magical. Opening with Echo really set the tone for the best Goose show I've experienced to date. Favorites of the show have to be EMG, I would die 4 u, hungersite, and what's up for the crowd singalong. How can I forget the dragon fly teases from Rick in factory fiction. 

First Goose show and first Red Rocks show for my girlfriend and I - overwhelming is an understatement!  Found a nice group of guys from the east coast to chat with in the lot before the show, they were seasoned jam band fans and seemed excited that we were new fans.  Lost them the second we got through security so we found some seats toward the top of the amphitheater and settled in.  Echo of a Rose was a fitting opener for us as it was one of the first songs we both latched on to, then just before a note was played my girlfriend called Mr. Action - her face lights up upon hearing the intro.  I Would Die 4 U was incredible and completely unexpected, it took us a while to realize what the song even was and since the show I've listened to that cover so many times now.  Everything Must Go was the first real face melter and I remember looking around to see if everyone was as blown away as I was.  Seemed like RIck didn't want to stop jamming to that one.  It was getting cold outside for the second set but the band brought heat starting immediately with Thatch (one of my bucket list songs I had been hoping to hear along with Factory Fiction which they also ended up playing!)  The crowd went nuts for What's Up cover and I doubt there was a single person not singing along.  A clear and cold night to remember!