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July 2009: 08
September 2005: 17
October 2006: 07
May 2006: 05 | 05
February 2010: 27
June 2007: 01
October 2008: 18
January 2011: 29
February 2012: 11
February 11, 2012 Umphrey's McGee — Electric Factory — Philadelphia, PA, USA

Set 1: There's No Crying In Mexico > Ocean Billy[1] > Glory[2], Conduit, Forks > Resolution > Morning Song, The Triple Wide-> Dr. Feelgood-> Ocean Billy

Set 2: Nothing Too Fancy[3]-> The Linear > Nothing Too Fancy, Freedom of '76[4], Utopian Fir > Day Nurse > Utopian Fir, Rocker Part 2, 40's Theme

Encore: 1348 > Eminence Front > 1348

Footnotes:
    [1] with I Wanna Dance with Somebody (Whitney Houston) tease
    [2] with I Will Always Love You (Dolly Parton) teases
    [3] with Mercy Street (Peter Gabriel) teases in intro
    [4] debut, Ween

Links:
    UMLive

January 29, 2011 Umphrey's McGee — Electric Factory — Philadelphia, PA, USA

Set 1: JaJunk > Booth Love > The Fussy Dutchman, Turn & Dub, Example 1, Push the Pig > Deeper > Push the Pig > JaJunk

Set 2: Mulche's Odyssey, The Bottom Half[1], Bombtrack[2], Cemetery Walk II, Sociable Jimmy, Andy's Last Beer, The National Anthem

Encore: Hurt Bird Bath[3]

Footnotes:
    [1] "Jimmy Stewart" with lyrics
    [2] with Ilya Stemkovsky on vocals
    [3] with Imperial March (John Williams) jam

Show Notes: last Bombtrack 2008-02-15 (344 shows)

Links:
    UMLive

October 18, 2008 Umphrey's McGee — Electric Factory — Philadelphia, PA, USA

Set 1: 2nd Self, #5, Mulche's Odyssey, Nemo, Rocker Part 2, Wizard Burial Ground

Set 2: August, Ocean Billy > Resolution[1] > Ocean Billy, Rosanna[2] > Bright Lights, Big City[3]

Encore: JaJunk-> A Go Go > JaJunk

Footnotes:
    [1] with Norwegan Wood (The Beatles) tease
    [2] with Jon Gutwillig replacing Brendan
    [3] ended with Can't You Hear Me Knocking (The Rolling Stones) jam

Links:
    UMLive

June 1, 2007 Umphrey's McGee — Electric Factory — Philadelphia, PA, USA

Set 1: Intro[1] > Der Bluten Kat > Alex's House > Der Bluten Kat > Alex's House > Der Bluten Kat, Mail Package, Atmosfarag > Out Of Order > Abacab

Set 2: Believe the Lie, Hangover > Nothing Too Fancy[2] > FF > Nothing Too Fancy > Young Lust > Prowler > Hangover

Encore: Pay the Snucka

Footnotes:
    [1] with Jake on keys
    [2] with Allen Aucoin replacing Kris on drums; with Ain't Talkin' 'bout Love (Van Halen) teases

Links:
    UMLive

February 27, 2010 Umphrey's McGee — Electric Factory — Philadelphia, PA, USA

Set 1: Wappy Sprayberry > Partyin' Peeps, Cemetery Walk, Pay the Snucka[1] > #5, Sociable Jimmy > Booth Love > The Linear[2] > Pay the Snucka

Set 2: Divisions[3] > The Floor, Ringo > Glory > Ringo, Mean Mr. Mustard > Polythene Pam > She Came In Through The Bathroom Window > Golden Slumbers > Carry That Weight, 2x2 > Mantis Ghetts > Divisions

Encore: Mail Package, Cemetery Walk II

Footnotes:
    [1] with Eric Krasno replacing Brendan on guitar and Nigel Hall on keys with Joel; with Brendan also on keys
    [2] first time played with lyrics
    [3] with Wanna Be Startin' Somethin' (Michael Jackson) jam

Show Notes: last Golden Slumbers 2002-12-31 (946 shows)
last Carry That Weight 2002-12-31 (946 shows)

Links:
    UMLive

May 5, 2006 Umphrey's McGee — Electric Factory — Philadelphia, PA, USA

One Set: Anchor Drops, Liquid, End of the Road, Intentions Clear, Nemo, Women Wine and Song, Rocker, In The Kitchen

Show Notes: The set was sponsored by and broadcast live on WXPN 88.5

Links:
    UMLive

May 5, 2006 Umphrey's McGee — Electric Factory — Philadelphia, PA, USA

Set 1: Intentions Clear, Kabump > Believe the Lie, 13 Days, Nothing Too Fancy[1], Higgins, Jessica

Set 2: Home Again[2], Bridgeless, Soul Food I[3], Pay the Snucka, Roulette[4] > Glory[5] > 2nd Self, Partyin' Peeps

Encore: Syncopated Strangers[6]

Footnotes:
    [1] with Stranglehold (Ted Nugent) teases
    [2] debut, The Disco Biscuits
    [3] with Robert Pagliari on bass
    [4] with Baker Street (Gerry Rafferty) tease
    [5] with Aceetobee (The Disco Biscuits) jam
    [6] with Mainstreet (Bob Seger) and Home Again (The Disco Biscuits) teases

Show Notes: The Disco Biscuits had covered Umphrey's McGee's In The Kitchen at their Chicago show earlier in the evening.

Links:
    UMLive

October 7, 2006 Umphrey's McGee — Electric Factory — Philadelphia, PA, USA

Set 1: Smell the Mitten, Plunger > Push the Pig, Professor Wormbog, Ocean Billy, In Violation of Yes

Set 2: Words > Hurt Bird Bath, Wife Soup > E.T.I. > Divisions

Encore: The Triple Wide[1] > Can't Find My Way Home[1]

Footnotes:
    [1] with Brendan and Jake on acoustics

Links:
    UMLive

September 17, 2005 Umphrey's McGee — Electric Factory — Philadelphia, PA, USA

Set 1: Prowler > The Bottom Half, The Fussy Dutchman, Mail Package, Señor Mouse, Blue Echo[1] > Plunger

Set 2: Der Bluten Kat[2], Shine On You Crazy Diamond, All In Time, Ringo[3], The Crooked One

Encore: Uncle Wally, Pay the Snucka

Footnotes:
    [1] ended with Marc Brownstein replacing Ryan on bass
    [2] "Jimmy Stewart" with lyrics
    [3] with Aron Magner on keytar along with Joel, and with Jake on percussion

Show Notes: Pay the Snucka was dedicated to Andy for his birthday

Links:
    UMLive

July 8, 2009 Umphrey's McGee — Electric Factory — Philadelphia, PA, USA

One Set: Utopian Fir, Search 4, 13 Days, August > Out Of Order, Intentions Clear[1] > Preamble > Mantis, FF > 1348

Footnotes:
    [1] with Thriller (Michael Jackson) teases

Show Notes: Co-headlining with Matisyahu

Links:
    UMLive