| Show Date | Song | Artist | Venue Name | City | State | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2024-02-17 | You Can Call Me Al | Eggy | Madison Live | Covington | KY | Bouncy, tight groove early. Industrial guitar balanced by keys after 6 min. Bass shines in active-yet-understated groove that opens up with cymbal at 10.5 min and is punctuated with bright guitar and piano. Swirling chaos after 12.5 min. Off-beat cymbals and cacophony spill over again minutes later. Guitar lick injects motion, band gloms on, and jam morphs to a bass-led melody at 16.5 min during a guitar wah pedal maelstrom. Fizzles to peaceful, glorious, nearly 4.5 min passage. Beautiful interplay. |
| 2024-10-12 | You Can Call Me Al | Eggy | Antone's Nightclub | Austin | TX | The full band stop-start funk is strong with this one; Dani is a Clav master. |
| 2024-10-25 | You Can Call Me Al | Eggy | Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park | Live Oak | FL | Jake breaks down the Al melody at 4 min and we’re in Chase Bliss Mood territory after Alex drum pad hits at 6 min. Ethereal, peaceful, Dani synth lines, e.g. 7.5 min illustrate his high level of play throughout the Waiting Game tour. Dani thickens the sonic stew on Clav by 9 min, then organ by 10 min. Full band peaky play before return to Al after 11 min. |
| 2025-02-07 | You Can Call Me Al | Eggy | High Noon Saloon | Madison | WI | Gets playfully percussive, e.g. 6 min. Slightly stretchy, e.g. 8 min. |
| 2025-05-08 | You Can Call Me Al | Eggy | Viva El Gonzo | San Jose del Cabo | BS | Preceded by guitar effects as Rick Mitarotonda from Goose gets squared away. The dual guitars swirl around each other from 2-3 min before a team approach emerges where they'll echo one another, then play off each other. Synchronized, blissful peaks emerge after 5 min before a return to the chorus. |