The Disco Biscuits kicked off their four-night run through Florida Wednesday night with a show at the House Of Blues Orlando, as the band continues its ongoing run of 2019-2020 winter tour across the U.S.
The first set opened with “Magellan”, which was followed by the first “Kamaole Sands” of 2019–nearly a year to the day since the last one was played in Puerto Morelos, Mexico. After that came a sandwich that saw “42” segue into “Rock Candy” before returning to “42” to end the set.
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The second half of the show started off with “Electric Slinky”, followed by “House Dog Party Favor” that created an overstuffed jam-sandwich that segued into “Gangster”. The music then moved into a “Tractorbeam Jam” that was reminiscent of the band’s instrumental alter-ego, Tractorbeam, which has seen an unparalleled amount of appearances so far on this tour. The “Tractorbeam Jam” segued back into “Party Favor” to close the sandwich, which was then followed by “Helicopters” to bring the second set to a close.
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The band came out for an encore of “Spectacle” to close out what was a significant show geographically, because according to bassist Marc Brownstein, “I’m pretty sure we never played Orlando before, correct me if I’m wrong.”
Watch a full-show video of Wednesday’s performance below.
The Disco Biscuits [Full-Show Video] — 12/11/19
[Video: The Disco Biscuits]
Setlist: The Disco Biscuits | House Of Blues Orlando | Lake Buena Vista, FL | 12/11/19
The Disco Biscuits will close down New York City’s Playstation Theater for good when they return to the Times Square venue for their four-night New Year’s Run on December 27th, 28th, 30th, and 31st.
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On the day off between the run’s 3rd and 4th nights on December 29th, the side projects of both keyboardist Aron Magner and bassist Marc Brownstein will perform in the city.
First, in the afternoon, Magner’s jazz trio, SPAGA, will deliver an intimate performance at DROM (Doors: 3:00 p.m. / Show: 4:00 p.m.). Tickets are available here.
Later, Brownstein’s Star Kitchen will host a late-night blowout at Sony Hall (Doors: 11:30 p.m. / Show: 12:30 a.m.) featuring help from guitarist Eric Krasno and the Trey Anastasio Band horn section (Jennifer Hartswick, Natalie Cressman, and James Casey). Tickets are available here.
