Dr. Dog: 2016 Tour Opening Night

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Friday January 29 marked the start of Dr. Dog’s 2016 40+ date tour as well as the first chance to hear live songs from their new release Psychedelic Swamp coming out this week on February 5th.

Location

The Observatory Santa Ana California

They premiered 'Badvertise' and 'Bring My Baby Back' from the new release for this sold-out house. Spirits were high and the music was killer. The crowd’s anticipation and excitement at a fevered pitch.

Songs performed this night;

• How Long Must I Wait?

• Distant Light

• The Truth

• These Days

• Shame, Shame

• The Beach

• Unbearable Why

• Easy Beat
• Nellie

• Heavy Light

• Heart It Races

• Lonesome

• Be the Void

• Broken Heart

• That Old Black Hole

• The Rabbit, The Bat, and The Reindeer

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