Last night, Philadelphia’s Fillmore pulsed with the unmistakable energy of Greensky Bluegrass, as the progressive string band delivered a set packed with their signature improvisational prowess. The evening hit another level when Tom Hamilton of Joe Russo’s Almost Dead stepped on stage, adding his firebrand guitar to the mix for two unforgettable songs.

Hamilton, no stranger to crossing musical boundaries, joined Greensky for a soaring rendition of Lose My Way, a staple of the band’s deep catalogue. The interplay between his electric leads and the band’s dynamic bluegrass instrumentation created a fusion of sound that sent the crowd into a frenzy. The collaboration didn’t stop there—next came a thrilling take on I Second That Emotion, the Smokey Robinson and the Miracles classic, further proving that Greensky’s fearless approach to bluegrass knows no limits. The crowd, packed with Philadelphia faithful, erupted in appreciation as Hamilton traded licks with Anders Beck’s dobro and Paul Hoffman’s mandolin.

With a performance this electric, Greensky Bluegrass is carrying some serious momentum into the rest of their spring tour. The band is set to hit major cities across the East Coast and Midwest, with upcoming stops in Washington, D.C. at The Anthem (Feb. 7-8), Red Bank, NJ at Count Basie Center for the Arts (Feb. 11), and Brooklyn, NY at the Brooklyn Paramount (Feb. 13), before continuing through the heartland and beyond. Fans can expect the same high-energy jams and potential surprise collaborations as the tour rolls on.

Watch the full video of Lose My Way featuring Tom Hamilton here, and for those who missed the magic, there’s still plenty of time to catch Greensky Bluegrass on the road.

Greensky Bluegrass 2024 Spring Tour Dates:

• February 7-8 /// Washington, DC /// Anthem*
• February 11 /// Red Bank, NJ /// Count Basie Center for the Arts†
• February 13 /// Brooklyn, NY /// Brooklyn Paramount†
• February 14 /// New Haven, CT /// College Street Music Hall†
• February 15 /// Boston, MA /// House of Blues†
• February 16 /// Portland, ME /// State Theatre†
• March 6 /// Detroit, MI /// The Fillmore
• March 7-8 /// Chicago, IL /// The Salt Shed†‡
• March 9 /// Nashville, IN /// Brown County Music Center
• March 12 /// Omaha, NE /// Slowdown
• March 13 /// Kansas City, MO /// Uptown Theater
• March 14 /// St. Louis, MO /// The Pageant
• March 15 /// St. Paul, MN /// Palace Theatre
• April 12 /// Augusta, GA /// Major Rager
• April 19 /// Atlanta, GA /// SweetWater 420 Fest

With a setlist full of surprises and the potential for more special guests, Greensky Bluegrass is making this tour a must-see for jamgrass fans everywhere.