Spafford delivered an unforgettable weekend of music during their three-night run at Vivarium in Milwaukee, WI, leaving fans buzzing with excitement as the band showcased their signature improvisational style and deep setlists filled with surprises. Each night offered unique highlights, making this run one for the books.

Night 1 featured the band’s longest version yet of their new track "Darkness Singularity," showcasing keyboardist Cory Schechtman's many diverse abilities beyond the keys. The encore was a rare cover of Steve Miller Band’s "Fly Like an Eagle," captivating the crowd and setting the tone for the weekend.

WATCH "DARKNESS SINGLUARITY" HERE

Night 2 brought rare treats, including the first time performance of the Violent Femmes’ "Kiss Off," thrilling fans with its raw energy. Spafford also welcomed longtime friend and saxophonist, Jason Singer, during the encore performance of "Who Can it Be Now" by Men at Work.  The standout moment of the evening came with a sprawling 20+ minute rendition of "Dream Jam," the instrumental fan favorite that hadn’t been played in 2024 until now.

WATCH "DREAM JAM">"DOUBLE TIME" HERE

Night 3 concluded the run with a cosmic journey during "Red’s Jam," an extended and spacey improvisation that opened the second set. The night reached its peak with a seamless transition from "To the Nest" into "Simple Mysteries," closing the show with a spacey finish.

WATCH THE STREAM FROM NIGHT 3 AT VIVARIUM IN MILWAUKEE, WI

Up next, Spafford heads south to wrap up their fall tour with shows in Kentucky, Tennessee, and Georgia, promising more magical moments for fans to savor.

For tickets and more information, visit spafford.net.