The best adjective I have for this show is "interesting". The song selection and placement felt almost random, and they added sauce to everything quite liberally. They clearly were in a "it doesn't matter what we play, we just want to jam" mood, and that always works for me. Even the stuff that didn't go long went deep, and Trey was cultivating a vibe. The New Wave of Hope and Life Saving Gun are standout jams.

I want to add that the Schott is a cool venue. Convenient parking, good airflow, good sound, good sight lines, great staff, and a very comfortable vending area made this a great place to see a show. The small bathrooms would be my only critique.