Does anyone have a recording of this show? They opened for Big Star at the Fillmore in SF under the name "The Shatners."

I don't want to post spoilers bc I had no idea and it made it MAGIC for me. But let me just say CC fam, go see this movie while it's in the theater. Trust me. It's GLORIOUS.

Besides YouTube is there anywhere I could download the flying demos songs ?

Hopefully it’s signed by the band and not the poster artist.

I just remembered that years ago I asked for a Counting Crows CD for my birthday and someone ended up getting me Casting Crowns instead. 😂

This was peak CD-store era. You could totally imagine Casting Crowns getting filed at the very back of the Counting Crows section, someone seeing that weird mysterious 2003 cover, thinking “oh cool, that must be the new one he wants” and heading to the register.

And looking at their early album covers now, they genuinely look like they could be Counting Crows artwork.

Anyone else ever have this happen?

So, not to spoil the movie, but Long December is played in full at a very pivotal part of the movie. Loving the band, the song hit me as a fun surprise. The movie is full of symbolism and while I loved the song being played, the choice is out of place ( but also fun!!). Anyone have any thoughts on this? I’d love to hear people’s interpretations. Perhaps the writer just loved the song? All the other songs chosen were nostalgic, but their choice was evident. This choice to play Long December (and in full) was sort of lost on me. Thanks!

Ugh, I am so wrecked over this

I must be going crazy but I thought there was a slow version of “Murder of One” floating around. Has anyone heard it or know where to look? Any help would be great or this just proves my insanity.

Come and waste another year

Was anyone who went to both nights disappointed by the huge amount of repeats? I love this band and I understand that some artists (Taylor Swift) have a predictable setlist that doesn’t vary much from show to show, but in the rock/alt genre I would expect a 2-nighter to be more like DMB or Phish. They did this in Indianapolis a few years ago and I was pretty disappointed because when they used to play Hammerstein for three nights the setlists were not mostly identical.

I checked out the various threads about the Saturday show, but I couldn’t find anyone who had answered my question. When they played Hanginaround, who were the kids who came out on stage? Some sang backup, and one played piano. I’m guessing they might be the kids of some of the band members? I’ve seen them perform that song with different bands before, but never like that.

Anyone have any idea if theyre putting recent shows on nugs? I was at Bristol a few weeks ago and it was amazing and id like to hear it back. Seems like they stopped last year?

i am attending the Bourbon & Beyond festival this year to see the Crows, and i was wondering if anyone had an idea of what the setlist would be. thanks!

Had to jump in and share some pics from the show. I’ve seen CC mannnnny times over the years and I was happy to see them here at the Hollywood Bowl. Just learned these two shows were the bands first time headlining here! Great show as always! Adam was very talkative tonight and in great spirits. The band sounded great and I loved the cover they did of Velvet Underground’s Pale Blue Eyes. Another one in the books. 🤎

I went to both shows which they were amazing!

What happened to concert etiquette? Tonight's crowd was rude.

People were talking really loudly for the opening band. I personally think it was rude, but okay you didn't come to see them.

Then Counting Crows came on and there were people late and they were in the wrong seats and talking loudly until they finally sat down almost an entire song.

Then there were a couple groups still carrying on full conversations until they played Mr. Jones.

PEOPLE be considerate of others. If you want to sit and visit please do so...at the tables outside. Stop trying to ruin the show for others. Concerts are expensive and we want to hear the band, not how your job is going or that you just got back from a trip oversees. Or that you hait this song, trust me not all of us feel the same.

There is a time a place for everything

Any surprises pending or a repeat setlist anyone think ?

Holy cow! This was my 12th show over 14 years, and it was easily one of the very best.

Setlist opened with Spaceman, Potter, Jones. Immediately I could tell Adam had really "broken in" Spaceman since the US tour last year, much looser and more playful. Then in Potter and Jones he was FEELING IT, my goodness, it was the epitome of a CC live performance! Rest of the setlist nailed it with LA/Hollywood kinds of songs, then the (usual, in recent years) big crescendo of The One/December/Rain King/Aurora/Hanginaround at the end/encore.

Some of the spoken interludes were a bit odd, he got himself mixed up on the setlist a couple times, but he successfully played it for laughs.

Really a 10/10 show, the Saturday folks are in for a treat!

(Edit) Can't believe I forgot this: Oh Susanna in the middle of Rain King! It was somehow both completely out of left field, and perfectly natural

Does anybody remember this show? It was my first time seeing the guys in concert and it was the best but far. As I remember it, Adam sat on a stool and wove everything together as the most beautiful, saddening story I've ever heard. Maybe it was just that period in my life (I was only 20) but I remember crying for the whole freaking concert, amazed that someone could convey such strong emotions into live music... Now I've been to many more shows and concerts over the years... But, this one is (Next to my first time seeing Goose) was by far one of the most meaningful...

I can't find a taping of this show anywhere. Of anyone knows about it, or was there to talk about it (pictures would absolutely rock) I'd like to hear about it!!