Steely Dan
Grammy award-winning rock band Steely Dan has sold more than 40 million albums worldwide since its founding in 1972 by Walter Becker and Donald Fagen. Although the band disbanded in 1981, fans kept the group together and the group reunited in 1993. They were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2001. Sadly, Becker passed away in 2017, leaving Donald Fagen as the only original member.
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| Donald Fagen |
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| Steely Dan |
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| Donald Fagen |
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| Donald Fagen |
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| Donald Fagen |
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| Steely Dan |
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| Donald Fagen |
Setlist for Steely Dan:
Fan It, Janet (Maynard Ferguson cover)
Bodhisattva
Hey Nineteen
Black Friday
Aja
F.M. (No Static At All)
Time Out of Mind
Home At Last
Godwhacker
Dirty Work
I.G.Y. (Donald Fagen song)
Kid charlemagne)
Peg
Black Crow
My Old School
Encore:
Reelin' In The Years
The Untouchables - Band only (Nelson Riddle cover)
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| Steely Dan |
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| Donald Fagen |
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| Steely Dan |
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| Steely Dan |
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| Steely Dan |
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| Donald Fagen |
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| Donald Fagen |
Doobie Brothers
The four-time Grammy award-winningband the Doobie Brothers have been delivering their brand of rock to fans for four decades and have sold more than 48 million albums. Their latest studio album, Southbound, the group teamed up with some of country music's biggest artists to create new recordings of the Doobie Brothers biggest hits.
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| The Doobie Brothers |
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| Pat Simmons |
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| Tom Johnston |
Members of The Doobie Brothers include founding members guitarist/vocalist Tom Johnston and guitarist Pat Simmons, and longtime guitarist/vocalist John McFee and keyboardist Bill Payne. Rounding out the band is saxophonist Marc Russo, drummer Ed Toth, and bassist John Cowan.
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| The Doobie Brothers |
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| Tom Johnston |
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| Pat Simmons |
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| Bill Payne |
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| John McFee |
Setlist for Doobie Brothers:
Jesus Is Just Alright
Nobody
Dark Eyed Cajun Woman
China Grove
Takin' It To The Streets
Take Me In Your Arms (Kim Weston cover)
South City Midnight Lady
Black Water
Without Love
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| John Cowan, Pat Simmons and Tom Johnston |
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| Pat Simmons and Tom Johnston |
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| Pat Simmons |
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| Pat Simmons, Ed Toth and Tom Johnston |
