The Disco Biscuits wrapped up a tremendous four-night run at New York’s PlayStation Theater last weekend, delivering unique and exciting shows for each night of the run. The band opened up the run by playing fan-selected setlists, and provided a live-jammed score for the movie Tron on night two. Read those recaps below:

Night One: The Disco Biscuits Play Fan-Selected Setlists For Dazzling NYE Opener

Night Two: Watch The Disco Biscuits Live-Jam The Movie ‘Tron’ For Incredible New Year’s Performance

The third and fourth nights of the run were just as exciting, as the band ushered in 2016 with two themed performances. The January 1st show saw the band “Spin The Wheel,” allowing fans onstage to spin a wheel with various songs from the band’s storied career. The show resulted in some fun performing, including a “Mario Star Jam” and some classic tunes like “Moshi Fameus” and “Above the Waves.” It also included the first “Unspoken Rhyme” since 2000!

The fourth night also included a set with the Philly Stray Horns, who were welcomed back after tDB’s rousing Halloween performance. While that show focused more on disco-ey numbers, this time, the band mainly performed Biscuits’ original music, including “King of the World,” “Caterpillar,” “Confrontation” and “Spy.” They also welcomed the Blue-ish Brothers for covers of “Soul Man” and “Everybody Needs Somebody To Love,” two classic soul songs.

Watch “Confrontation” below, courtesy of Josh Levey:

  

Check out photos from 1/1/16 below, courtesy of Dave Vann:

Setlist: The Disco Biscuits at PlayStation Theater, New York, NY – 1/1/16

I: Voices Insane-> Mario Star Jam-> Moshi Fameus-> Orch Theme-> Mindless Dribble-> Spraypaint

II: Floes-> Lunar Pursuit-> Sweating Bullets-> Unspoken Rhyme-> Mario Star Jam-> Above the Waves

E: Munchkin Invasion

Setlist: The Disco Biscuits at PlayStation Theater, New York, NY – 1/2/16

I: King of the World, Caterpillar-> Confrontation (inverted)-> Caterpillar, Spy, Soul Man*, Everybody Needs Somebody to Love *

II: Techno I-Man-> Svenghali-> Astronaut-> Reactor (ending)

E: Frog Legs-> Run Like Hell

Entire 1st set with Philly Stray Horns.

*with The Blue-ish Brothers

Full gallery of Dave Vann’s images can be seen below: