Bob Weir, the Roots, & All Star Jam - Capitol Theatre, Port Chester, NY, 9-7-2012

I recently posted concerts by Bob Weir and the Roots, both at the Capitol Theatre in Port Chester, New York, on September 7, 2012. Those were the first two sets out of three as part of an extra long concert. Here is the third and last set from that evening. Like the other two sets, this one is sourced from the April 2026 Port Chester mono soundboard leak. 

The backing band for most of the songs in this set was the Roots. Trey Anastasio, the leader of the band Phish, also played and sang on most of the songs. Additionally, Bob Weir, Grace Potter, and Warren Haynes, all of whom took part in the first set, performed on some of the songs. 

Three of the songs - "First Tube," "Bathtub Gin," and "Pigtail" - were showcases for Anastasio, since they were written by him for Phish or his solo career. But all the others were covers of well known classics, performed by a mix of different singers. The first two were actually from the end of the first set. But I felt they fit better here, since that was a Bob Weir set and he didn't perform on those songs. Also, those two songs didn't make it onto the Port Chester leak sources, but luckily I found a different source for them with similar soundboard quality.

This album is an hour and two minutes long.

01 Wild Horses (Grace Potter & Warren Haynes)
02 talk (Grace Potter & Warren Haynes)
03 Gold Dust Woman (Grace Potter & Warren Haynes)
04 talk (Roots & Trey Anastasio)
05 First Tube [Instrumental] (Roots & Trey Anastasio)
06 Bathtub Gin (Roots & Trey Anastasio)
07 talk (Roots & Trey Anastasio)
08 Pigtail (Roots, Grace Potter & Trey Anastasio)
09 talk (Roots, Grace Potter & Trey Anastasio)
10 Dancing in the Street (Roots, Bob Weir, Grace Potter, Trey Anastasio & Warren Haynes)
11 talk (Roots, Bob Weir, Grace Potter, Trey Anastasio & Warren Haynes)
12 The Thrill Is Gone (Roots, Bob Weir, Grace Potter, Trey Anastasio & Warren Haynes)
13 Whipping Post (Roots, Bob Weir, Grace Potter, Trey Anastasio & Warren Haynes)
14 talk (Roots, Bob Weir, Grace Potter, Trey Anastasio & Warren Haynes)

https://pixeldrain.com/u/vt2YiS5P 

alternate: 

https://bestfile.io/en/n3qR0lEqmJcniqe/file

The cover image is from this exact concert, and is not changed in any way. From left to right: Bob Weir, Grace Potter, and Warren Haynes.

The Roots - Capitol Theatre, Port Chester, NY, 9-7-2012

Yesterday, I posted a concert by Bob Weir at the Capitol Theater in Port Chester, New York, in 2012. That actually was just the first of three sets of a long concert at that venue that evening. Here's the second one, featuring the hip hop band the Roots. Like the Weir one, this is sourced from the April 2026 Port Chester soundboard leak.

I've mentioned elsewhere that I'm generally not a fan of rap and hip hop (with a few exceptions). I listened to this, and I also wasn't that impressed. It's just not my kind of music. That said, I have to give the Roots props for being talented and eclectic. They're far more than just a hip-hop band. For instance, they did an entire album and supporting tour with Elvis Costello. That is a VERY different thing, especially since it didn't sound that much different from a typical Costello album. They've done many other interesting musical collaborations, including backing soul singer Betty Wright for an entire album. The fact that they were a part of this concert is a sign of their musical versatility. Even though this set was just their usual music, they took part in most of a third set, collaborating with Bob Weir, Trey Anastasio of Phish, Grace Potter, and others. (By the way, that tour with Costello and the Roots played at the Capitol Theatre, and I plan on posting that concert here soon.)

Here's most of the intro to the band's Wikipedia entry:  

"The Roots are an American hip-hop band formed in 1987 by rapper Tariq 'Black Thought' Trotter and drummer Ahmir 'Questlove' Thompson in Philadelphia. The Roots serve as the house band on NBC's 'The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon,' having served in the same role on 'Late Night with Jimmy Fallon' from 2009 to 2014. ... The Roots are known for a jazzy and eclectic approach to hip hop featuring live musical instruments  and the group's work has consistently been met with critical acclaim. ThoughtCo ranked the band number seven on its list of the 25 Best Hip-Hop Groups of All-Time, calling them "Hip-hop's first legitimate band." In addition to the band's music, several members of the Roots are involved in side projects, including record production, acting, and regularly serving as guests on other musicians' albums and live shows." 

Here's a link to their entire Wikipedia entry:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Roots 

This recording is sourced from a single mono soundboard audio file, like the vast majority of the Port Chester leak material. In splitting this into individual mp3s, I had a hell of a time trying to figure out where one song ended and the next one began, since most songs run into one another. But hopefully I'm close enough for horseshoes.

This album is an hour and nine minutes long.

01 Paul Revere (Roots)
02 Proceed (Roots)
03 Hand Clapping Song (Roots)
04 The Fire - The Next Movement (Roots)
05 Mellow My Man - Jusufckwithis (Roots)
06 Break You Off (Roots)
07 You Got Me (Roots)
08 Sweet Child O' Mine - I'm a Man - Who Do You Love - You Got Me [Reprise] (Roots)
09 Thought at Work (Roots)
10 How I Got Over - Here I Come (Roots)

https://pixeldrain.com/u/hACAyiyv

alternate:

https://bestfile.io/en/kNDfDSeDrbZ3cys/file

The cover image of band member Questlove is from this exact concert.

Bob Weir with Grace Potter - Capitol Theatre, Port Chester, NY, 9-7-2012

Here's another concert from the April 2026 Port Chester soundboard leak. But this is a special one, because it's actually the first of three albums I'm posting from one night, because there were three sets of music. This first set mainly starred Bob Weir, formerly of the Grateful Dead. However, he was joined by Grace Potter on vocals for the last three songs. Those last songs also featured Warren Haynes on lead guitar, but I haven't put him in the headline for the album because he didn't do any lead vocals in this set.

Before I write more about this concert, I want to go into the history of the Capitol Theatre venue. That's because this was almost the first show after the venue reopened, as I will explain in a minute. The venue was first opened in 1926. It was opulently built during the Roaring Twenties, and for decades it was a great place to watch movies. It held about 2,000 people.

Then, in 1970, it switched to being a concert venue. A lot of great classic rocks played there, with the Grateful Dead being particularly well known for performing there 18 times in 1970 and 1971. It continued as a concert venue through the 1980s and 1990s, but the number of concerts went down due to a strict curfew time imposed during that era. By 2001, it closed, and became a special events venue instead, hosting weddings, mitzvahs, and such.

In 2012, however, it reopened as a concert venue under new ownership. The first musical act after the reopening was Bob Dylan, on September 4, 2012. I think this was the second one, three days later. It was symbolically important, because Bob Weir was one of the two main singer-songwriters for the Grateful Dead, and that band had a special connection to the place. Jerry Garcia once even said it was one of his two favorite venues, period. (The other one was the Fillmore.) Adding to the importance of the occasion, it was a benefit for a non-profit called HeadCount.

Note that all of the recordings from the soundboard leak mentioned above are from 2012 to 2019. Now I know why there's nothing from before 2012, since there were no concerts for many years prior to that. (Unfortunately the 2012 Dylan show wasn't included, but a 2017 one was, and I've posted that one already.) 

Here's a link to the Wikipedia entry about the venue:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capitol_Theatre_(Port_Chester,_New_York)

As mentioned above, this concert was divided into three sets. This first set mainly featured Bob Weir, with Grace Potter and Warren Haynes assisting on the last three songs, also as I mentioned above. Then there was a set by the rap and soul band the Roots. Finally, there was an all-star set, featuring everyone mentioned so far (Weir, Potter, Haynes, and the Roots), plus Trey Anastasio, the leader of the band Phish. Those sets will be posted shortly.

By the way, there were two more songs at the end of this set, covers of "Wild Horses" and "Gold Dust Woman." However, I didn't include them because Weir left the stage and they only featured Potter and Haynes. I thought they fit better as part of the third set, so I put them there. Also, by moving them, it helped even out the time lengths between those two sets. 

This album is an hour and 35 minutes long. 

01 talk by emcee (Bob Weir)
02 talk (Bob Weir)
03 Music Never Stopped (Bob Weir)
04 Me and My Uncle (Bob Weir)
05 Friend of the Devil (Bob Weir)
06 Loose Lucy (Bob Weir)
07 Lost Sailor (Bob Weir)
08 Saint of Circumstance (Bob Weir)
09 Peggy-O (Bob Weir)
10 Easy to Slip (Bob Weir)
11 Dear Prudence (Bob Weir)
12 talk (Bob Weir & Grace Potter with Warren Haynes)
13 Bird Song (Bob Weir & Grace Potter with Warren Haynes)
14 talk (Bob Weir & Grace Potter with Warren Haynes)
15 Jack Straw (Bob Weir & Grace Potter with Warren Haynes)
16 talk (Bob Weir & Grace Potter with Warren Haynes)
17 Jailhouse Rock (Bob Weir & Grace Potter with Warren Haynes)

https://pixeldrain.com/u/ARmEuaqW 

alternate: 

https://bestfile.io/GsNkVhZaHMbdgda/file 

The cover image showing Bob Weir and Grace Potter is from this exact set in this exact concert. 

Jenny Lewis - Capitol Theatre, Port Chester, NY, 9-14-2016

Here's yet another concert from the April 2026 Port Chester mono soundboard leak. This one stars singer-songwriter Jenny Lewis. Once again, I'm posting this now because several commenters requested it.

Here's part of the intro to her Wikipedia entry: 

"Jenny Lewis is an American singer-songwriter and actress. She is the lead singer, rhythm guitarist, and keyboardist for the indie rock band Rilo Kiley, as well as a solo artist. Lewis gained prominence in the 1980s as a child actress, appearing in the films 'Troop Beverly Hills' (1989) and 'The Wizard' (1989) and the television series 'Brooklyn Bridge' (1991–1993). In the mid-1990s, Lewis semi-retired from acting to focus on her musical career, and formed Rilo Kiley in 1998 with fellow former child actor Blake Sennett. Rilo Kiley released four albums before they disbanded in 2014. Lewis has released five solo albums: 'Rabbit Fur Coat' (2006), 'Acid Tongue' (2008), 'The Voyager' (2014), 'On the Line' (2019), and 'Joy'All' (2023). In addition to Rilo Kiley and her solo career, Lewis has been a member of the Postal Service, Jenny & Johnny, and Nice as F-ck." 

Here's the link to the whole entry:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jenny_Lewis 

In mid-2014, Lewis released the studio album "The Voyager." For the first 12 songs, she played all the songs from her acclaimed 2006 debut solo album "Rabbit Fur Coat," in the exact same order as the album. That made up the first album of the concert. For the second half, she largely concentrated on songs from "The Voyager."

As is often the case with these Port Chester concerts, I started with a single sound file and chopped it into mp3s. So, like most of these, this hasn't been shared in this format before, at least as far as I know. 

This album is an hour and 35 minutes long.

01 Run Devil Run (Jenny Lewis)
02 The Big Guns (Jenny Lewis)
03 Rise Up with Fists (Jenny Lewis)
04 Happy (Jenny Lewis)
05 The Charging Sky (Jenny Lewis)
06 Melt Your Heart (Jenny Lewis)
07 You Are What You Love (Jenny Lewis)
08 talk (Jenny Lewis)
09 Rabbit Fur Coat (Jenny Lewis)
10 Handle with Care (Jenny Lewis)
11 Born Secular (Jenny Lewis)
12 It Wasn't Me (Jenny Lewis)
13 Happy [Reprise] (Jenny Lewis)
14 Head Underwater (Jenny Lewis)
15 Just One of the Guys (Jenny Lewis)
16 talk (Jenny Lewis)
17 Red Bull and Hennessy (Jenny Lewis)
18 See Fernando (Jenny Lewis)
19 talk (Jenny Lewis)
20 I Met Him on a Sunday (Jenny Lewis with Jessica Pratt)
21 talk (Jenny Lewis)
22 The Voyager (Jenny Lewis)
23 talk (Jenny Lewis)
24 I Never (Jenny Lewis)
25 talk (Jenny Lewis)
26 Door (Jenny Lewis)
27 She's Not Me (Jenny Lewis)

https://pixeldrain.com/u/BmgoccY3

alternate:

https://bestfile.io/en/0O9lz9WIE9OzfZk/file 

The cover image is from this exact concert.

Jane's Addiction - Capitol Theatre, Port Chester, NY, 5-19-2015

Here's yet another concert from the April 2026 Port Chester soundboard leak. This one features the band Jane's Addiction. I'm posting this now because several commenters asked that I post this sooner rather than later.

Here's part of the intro to the Wikipedia entry about the band:

"Jane's Addiction was an American rock band formed in Los Angeles in 1985. The band's best known line-up consisted of lead vocalist Perry Farrell, bassist Eric Avery, drummer Stephen Perkins, and guitarist Dave Navarro. Jane's Addiction was one of the first bands from the early 1990s alternative rock movement to gain commercial success. ... Jane's Addiction's first release was their self-titled live album in 1987, which caught the attention of Warner Bros. Records. Their first two studio albums, 'Nothing's Shocking' (1988) and 'Ritual de lo Habitual' (1990), received acclaim and grew a cult fanbase. As a result, Jane's Addiction became a significant part of what Farrell dubbed the 'alternative nation.' The band's first farewell tour in 1991 launched the first Lollapalooza." 

After that, the band broke up and reunited multiple times. They released the album "Strays" in 2003 and "The Great Escape Artist" in 2011. They announced an apparent final break-up in December 2025.

Here's a link to the entire Wikipedia entry:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jane%27s_Addiction 

For this concert, the band didn't have a new album to promote, with their most recent one being from four years earlier. So instead they performed the entire "Nothing's Shocking" album from start to finish, in the exact order as on the album. That makes up the bulk of the concert, the first fourteen tracks. They finished with three more songs, with all of those coming from the band's next album, "Ritual de lo Habitual."

As is typical of these Port Chester soundboards, I started with a single mono file and chopped them into individual mp3s. If I remember correctly, the lead vocals were low, so I used MVSEP to boost that for all the songs. 

This album is an hour and 16 minutes long.

01 Up the Beach (Jane's Addiction)
02 Ocean Size (Jane's Addiction)
03 Had a Dad (Jane's Addiction)
04 Ted, Just Admit It (Jane's Addiction)
05 Standing in the Shower... Thinking (Jane's Addiction)
06 talk (Jane's Addiction)
07 Summertime Rolls (Jane's Addiction)
08 Mountain Song (Jane's Addiction)
09 talk (Jane's Addiction)
10 Idiots Rule (Jane's Addiction)
11 talk (Jane's Addiction)
12 Jane Says (Jane's Addiction)
13 talk (Jane's Addiction)
14 Pigs in Zen (Jane's Addiction)
15 talk (Jane's Addiction)
16 Been Caught Stealing (Jane's Addiction)
17 talk (Jane's Addiction)
18 Three Days (Jane's Addiction)
19 Stop (Jane's Addiction)
20 talk (Jane's Addiction)

https://pixeldrain.com/u/6kJMBWtd

alternate:

https://bestfile.io/en/nu5aHimPgxOOgva/file

The cover image is from this exact concert. 

Steve Earle - Capitol Theatre, Port Chester, NY, 2-1-2014

Here's yet another album from the April 2026 Port Chester soundboard leak. This one stars singer-songwriter Steve Earle.

In April 2013, Earle released his most recent album at the time, "The Low Highway." But that was close to a year prior to this concert, so I don't think he was especially promoting the album he only played two songs from it, "Burnin' It Down" and "Remember Me." Instead, he played songs from all points in his career, as well as the occasional cover versions, such as "Where Have All the Flowers Gone" and "Tom Ames' Prayer." Also note that the concert was a solo acoustic one.

For the last two songs, Earle was joined by singer-songwriter Robert Earl Keen. I believe he was the opening act.

This album is an hour and 31 minutes long.

01 Where Have All the Flowers Gone (Steve Earle)
02 Guitar Town (Steve Earle)
03 My Old Friend the Blues (Steve Earle)
04 Someday (Steve Earle)
05 talk (Steve Earle)
06 Hometown Blues (Steve Earle)
07 South Nashville Blues (Steve Earle)
08 Tennessee Blues (Steve Earle)
09 talk (Steve Earle)
10 Now She's Gone (Steve Earle)
11 Goodbye (Steve Earle)
12 talk (Steve Earle)
13 Sparkle and Shine (Steve Earle)
14 Every Part of Me (Steve Earle)
15 Valentine's Day (Steve Earle)
16 talk (Steve Earle)
17 Devil's Right Hand (Steve Earle)
18 Burnin' It Down (Steve Earle)
19 talk (Steve Earle)
20 City of Immigrants (Steve Earle)
21 talk (Steve Earle)
22 Remember Me (Steve Earle)
23 talk (Steve Earle)
24 The Galway Girl (Steve Earle)
25 talk (Steve Earle)
26 Copperhead Road (Steve Earle)
27 talk (Steve Earle)
28 Loretta (Steve Earle & Robert Earl Keen)
29 Tom Ames' Prayer (Steve Earle & Robert Earl Keen)

https://pixeldrain.com/u/utwGk7tF

alternate:

https://bestfile.io/en/dOzgHbFfKjeEr3N/file

The cover image is from this exact concert. 

Warren Haynes - Capitol Theatre, Port Chester, NY, 10-11-2012

Here's another concert from the great April 2026 Port Chester soundboard leak. This one features Warren Haynes, who is both a talented singer-songwriter and lead guitarist.

Haynes was one of the lead guitarists for the Allman Brothers Band from 1989 to 1997. During that time, he began a side project band, Gov't Mule. But that eventually became his main band, which continues until this day (as I write this in 2026). He returned to the Allman Brothers Band from 2000 to 2014. But if he wasn't busy enough with two bands, he also started various solo projects on top of that. In 2011, he released his second solo album, "Man in Motion," which had a bit more of a soul music sound to it.

But I can't say this concert was promoting that, because he played exactly zero songs from it. He did play one song, "Glory Road," which would appear on his next solo album, "Ashes & Dust," released in 2015. The rest of the songs were generally Gov't Mule (five of those) or Allman Brothers Band songs (one of those, "Old Friend"), or cover versions.  

By the way, this is just one of several Haynes concerts I have from Port Chester and plan on posting. There's ones from 2015 and 2026 as well. Plus, I have two Gov't Mule concerts from 2015.

This album is two hours and 24 minutes long.

01 talk (Warren Haynes)
02 Indian Sunset (Warren Haynes)
03 talk (Warren Haynes)
04 Forevermore (Warren Haynes)
05 Fallen Down (Warren Haynes)
06 Lucky (Warren Haynes)
07 talk (Warren Haynes)
08 Endless Parade (Warren Haynes)
09 talk (Warren Haynes)
10 I've Got Dreams to Remember (Warren Haynes)
11 talk (Warren Haynes)
12 It Hurts Me Too (Warren Haynes)
13 talk (Warren Haynes)
14 Glory Road (Warren Haynes)
15 Wild Horses (Warren Haynes)
16 To Lay Me Down (Warren Haynes)
17 talk (Warren Haynes)
18 Two of a Kind, Workin' on a Full House (Warren Haynes)
19 talk (Warren Haynes)
20 Listen to the Lion (Warren Haynes)
21 talk (Warren Haynes)
22 The Real Thing (Warren Haynes)
23 Gordon James (Warren Haynes)
24 So Weak, So Strong (Warren Haynes)
25 Old Friend (Warren Haynes)
26 talk (Warren Haynes)
27 Wasted Time (Warren Haynes)
28 Railroad Boy (Warren Haynes)
29 talk (Warren Haynes)
30 Revelator (Warren Haynes)
31 talk (Warren Haynes)
32 Patchwork Quilt (Warren Haynes)
33 talk (Warren Haynes)
34 Come On in My Kitchen (Warren Haynes)
35 talk (Warren Haynes)
36 China Doll (Warren Haynes)

https://pixeldrain.com/u/JXSqEAwy

alternate:

https://bestfile.io/en/YFBsO0yHzkYGgEL/file

The cover image is from this exact concert. The text and graphics around the edge are from a poster for this concert. 

The Psychedelic Furs - Capitol Theatre, Port Chester, NY, 10-20-2012

I just posted a concert by the Lemonheads that comes from the April 2026 Port Chester soundboard leak. They were the opening act on this night, playing a short set. The Psychedelic Furs were the main act that night, performing a full-length concert. So I'm posting both of these back to back.

I'm kind of surprised this is the first Psychedelic Furs album I've posted. They were one of the many New Wave bands I liked and grew up with in the 1980s. Here's the intro to their Wikipedia entry:

"The Psychedelic Furs are an English rock band founded in London in February 1977. Led by lead vocalist Richard Butler and his brother Tim Butler on bass guitar, the Psychedelic Furs are one of the many acts spawned from the British post-punk scene. The band had several hits in their early career. In 1986, filmmaker John Hughes used their song 'Pretty in Pink' for his film of the same name. They went on hiatus after they finished touring in 1992, but resumed in 2000 and continue to perform live. The band released 'Made of Rain,' their first studio album in nearly three decades, in July 2020."

Here's the link to their full Wikipedia entry: 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Psychedelic_Furs

At the time of this concert, the band hadn't released a new studio album since 1991. That's partly due to the fact the two key members, Richard Butler and Tim Butler, had another band for most of the 1990s, Love Spit Love. Richard Butler released a solo album in 2006. Pretty much all the songs performed were from 1980s Psychedelic Furs albums. However, they did play one Love Spit Love song, "Believe." And "Little Miss World" is a song that was performed a lot in concert in the 2010s but has yet to be officially released on any album.

I took a single mono track of this entire concert and chopped it into mp3s.

This album is an hour and 25 minutes long. 

01 Introduction (Psychedelic Furs)
02 Only You and I (Psychedelic Furs)
03 Love My Way (Psychedelic Furs)
04 Run and Run (Psychedelic Furs)
05 Mr. Jones (Psychedelic Furs)
06 Heartbreak Beat (Psychedelic Furs)
07 The Ghost in You (Psychedelic Furs)
08 No Easy Street (Psychedelic Furs)
09 She Is Mine (Psychedelic Furs)
10 Little Miss World (Psychedelic Furs)
11 All of This and Nothing (Psychedelic Furs)
12 Believe (Psychedelic Furs)
13 Danger (Psychedelic Furs)
14 Pretty in Pink (Psychedelic Furs)
15 Highwire Days (Psychedelic Furs)
16 Heaven (Psychedelic Furs)
17 talk (Psychedelic Furs)
18 President Gas (Psychedelic Furs)
19 India (Psychedelic Furs)

https://pixeldrain.com/u/gWE13Seq

alternate:

https://bestfile.io/en/NCCO0ojV0yHRwAu/file

The cover image of the band's lead singer Richard Butler is from this exact concert. Regarding the font, I wanted to have a little fun with it. I asked the Gemini program to come up with a font style that was both psychedelic and furry. I like what it came up with.

The Lemonheads - Capitol Theatre, Port Chester, NY, 10-20-2012

Here's a Lemonheads concert from the April 2026 Port Chester soundboard leak. I didn't get any requests to post this one sooner rather than later. However, the Lemonheads were the opening act for the Psychedelic Furs, and I did get requests for that. So I'm posting the opening act, then the main act.

Here's the intro to Wikipedia's entry about the band:

"The Lemonheads are an American alternative rock band formed in Boston in 1986 by Evan Dando, Ben Deily, and Jesse Peretz. Dando has remained the band's only constant member. After their initial punk-influenced releases and tours as an independent/college rock band in the late 1980s, the Lemonheads' popularity with a mass audience grew in 1992 with the major label album 'It's a Shame about Ray.' This was followed by a cover of Simon and Garfunkel's 'Mrs. Robinson,' which became one of the band's most successful singles. They were active until 1997 before going on hiatus, but reformed with a new lineup in 2005 and released 'The Lemonheads' the following year. The band released its latest album, 'Love Chant,' in October 2025."

Here's the link to the full Wikipedia entry:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Lemonheads 

At the time of this concert, the band's latest album was "Varshons," released in 2009. For the tour this was a part of, they played all the songs from their most popular album, "It's a Shame about Ray," plus some other songs.

For this concert, I started with a single mono soundboard audio file and chopped it up into mp3s. I had the additional problem of not being able to find a song list from the concert, so I had to figure out all the song titles. That was a slight challenge, since I wasn't familiar with their music beyond their hits, but I'd catch a bit of the lyrics and just search the Internet to get the song title. 

This album is 39 minutes long. 

01 Down about It (Lemonheads)
02 Confetti (Lemonheads)
03 Hospital (Lemonheads)
04 My Drug Buddy (Lemonheads)
05 Break Me (Lemonheads)
06 The Great Big No (Lemonheads)
07 Mallo Cup (Lemonheads)
08 It's about Time (Lemonheads)
09 Style (Lemonheads)
10 Ride with Me (Lemonheads)
11 Dawn Can't Decide (Lemonheads)
12 It's a Shame about Ray (Lemonheads)
13 Tenderfoot (Lemonheads)
14 Rudderless (Lemonheads)

https://pixeldrain.com/u/y1xrELwA 

alternate: 

https://bestfile.io/en/z7yn3Zz55sIoUAB/file

The cover image of lead singer Evan Dando is from this exact concert. The band's name explicitly comes from the Lemonheads candy. So I thought it would be fun to use the exact same colors and font for the candy on this album title. I used the Gemini program to create the extra text at the bottom in the same style.

The Strokes - Capitol Theatre, Port Chester, NY, 5-31-2016

I recently posted lists of albums I'm working on sourced from the April 2026 Port Chester soundboard leak. Out of all the ones I hadn't processed yet, the Strokes concert got the most interest from commenters. So I've finished it off, and here it is.

The band burst onto the music scene in 2001 with a highly acclaimed debut album. They had their ups and downs after that, including some long gaps between albums. On June 3, 2016, just a few days after this concert, they released an EP, "Future Present Past," with three new songs on it: "Threat of Joy," "Oblivius," and "Drag Queen." They played all three songs for the first time in public at this concert.

Here's a link to the band's Wikipedia page if you want to know more:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Strokes 

Like most concerts from the Port Chester leak, I got this as a single mono soundboard file. I then chopped it up into mp3s. 

This album is an hour and four minutes long. 

01 talk (Strokes)
02 The Modern Age (Strokes)
03 Soma (Strokes)
04 Threat of Joy (Strokes)
05 talk (Strokes)
06 What Ever Happened (Strokes)
07 talk (Strokes)
08 Under Cover of Darkness (Strokes)
09 Alone, Together (Strokes)
10 Electricityscape (Strokes)
11 Ask Me Anything (Strokes)
12 talk (Strokes)
13 Oblivius (Strokes)
14 talk (Strokes)
15 Someday (Strokes)
16 You're So Right (Strokes)
17 Juicebox (Strokes)
18 talk (Strokes)
19 Evening Sun (Strokes)
20 talk (Strokes)
21 Drag Queen (Strokes)
22 talk (Strokes)
23 Trying Your Luck (Strokes)
24 Reptilia (Strokes)

https://pixeldrain.com/u/XDm1egtZ

alternate:

https://bestfile.io/en/JJefpaho9DbnsMN/file

The cover photo is from this exact concert.

King Crimson - Capitol Theater, Port Chester, NY, 11-15-2017

Here's another concert from the April 2026 Capitol Theatre in Port Chester soundboard leak where some people asked for it to be posted sooner rather than later. It features King Crimson.

The British prog rock band King Crimson has changed personnel many times since their first album in 1969. The one constant has been guitarist and band leader Robert Fripp.  

The last studio album the band released was in 2003. However, they continued to come up with occasional new songs. This concert is pretty similar to "Live in Chicago," a live album recorded on June 28, 2017. Like that one, this includes a couple of new songs, such as "The Errors," plus radically revamped versions of many songs, especially those from from the early 1970s.

As far as I know, nobody else has shared this before with the individual songs. I must say, it was a rear pain in the butt for me to figure out where one song started and the next one ended, due to the nature of these songs, which often flowed into each other. But hopefully I got most of it right. 

This album is two hours and 47 minutes long. 

01 talk by emcee (King Crimson)
02 Larks' Tongues in Aspic, Part 1 [Instrumental] (King Crimson)
03 Neurotica (King Crimson)
04 Cirkus (King Crimson)
05 Lizard (King Crimson)
06 The ConstruKction of Light, Part 1 [Instrumental] (King Crimson)
07 Epitaph (King Crimson)
08 Radical Action [To Unseat the Hold of Monkey Mind] [Instrumental] (King Crimson)
09 The Errors (King Crimson)
10 Larks' Tongues in Aspic, Part 2 [Instrumental] (King Crimson)
11 Islands (King Crimson)
12 Indiscipline (King Crimson)
13 The Hell Hounds of Krim [Instrumental] (King Crimson)
14 Discipline [Instrumental] (King Crimson)
15 Breathless [Instrumental] (King Crimson)
16 Starless (King Crimson)
17 Moonchild- The Dream [Instrumental] (King Crimson)
18 The Court of the Crimson King (King Crimson)
19 Easy Money (King Crimson)
20 Radical Action II - Level Five [Instrumental] (King Crimson)
21 'Heroes' (King Crimson)
22 21st Century Schizoid Man (King Crimson)

https://pixeldrain.com/u/ku2ruwnm

alternate: 

https://bestfile.io/en/Amy0xEPnyOcjmci/file

The cover image is from this exact concert.

J. Geils Band - Capitol Theatre, Port Chester, NY, 9-19-2012

Another musical act from the Port Chester leak that I've been getting some requests for is the J. Geils Band. So here's their concert.

The J. Geils Band was formed in 1968, lost their lead singer Peter Wolf in 1982, and broke up in 1985. They stayed broken up for a long time. They started getting together for occasional concerts in 1999. However, there weren't a lot of those. They performed slightly over 30 concerts total from 1999 to 2011.

In 2012, the year of this concert, they got together for another short reunion tour. However, this time, guitarist J. Geils was not included, despite being the person the band was named after. He was replaced by touring guitarists Duke Levine and Kevin Barry. Geils was not happy about this. He sued the other band members, ultimately unsuccessfully. He said there were no hard feelings, but he never played with the band again, dying in 2017.

Other than Geils, the other key members from the band's founding were still active, such as keyboardist Seth Justman, bassist Danny Klein, Magic Dick on harmonica, saxophone, and other instruments, and Peter Wolf on lead vocals. They still sounded very good, in my opinion.

In terms of the song list, it might as well have been 1982, since all the songs date from that year or earlier. 

I don't believe this concert has been shared, at least not at the bootleg sharing sites I'm familiar with. So I had to split the single mono track into individual mp3s. The sound quality is excellent, like everything else from the Port Chester leak. 

This album is an hour and 55 minutes long.

01 Sno-Cone [Part 1] [Instrumental] (J. Geils Band)
02 Wait (J. Geils Band)
03 Hard Drivin' Man (J. Geils Band)
04 talk (J. Geils Band)
05 Peter Gunn Theme [Instrumental] (J. Geils Band)
06 talk (J. Geils Band)
07 Homework (J. Geils Band)
08 Night Time (J. Geils Band)
09 talk (J. Geils Band)
10 Southside Shuffle (J. Geils Band)
11 Sanctuary (J. Geils Band)
12 talk (J. Geils Band)
13 I Do (J. Geils Band)
14 talk (J. Geils Band)
15 Crusin' for a Love (J. Geils Band)
16 talk (J. Geils Band)
17 Just Can't Wait (J. Geils Band)
18 Give It to Me (J. Geils Band)
19 talk (J. Geils Band)
20 Surrender (J. Geils Band)
21 talk (J. Geils Band)
22 On Borrowed Time (J. Geils Band)
23 Freeze-Frame (J. Geils Band)
24 Detroit Breakdown (J. Geils Band)
25 Love Stinks (J. Geils Band)
26 Lookin' for a Love (J. Geils Band)
27 talk (J. Geils Band)
28 Whammer Jammer [Instrumental] (J. Geils Band)
29 Ain't Nothin' but a House Party (J. Geils Band)
30 talk (J. Geils Band)
31 Start All Over Again (J. Geils Band)
32 Centerfold (J. Geils Band)
33 First I Look at the Purse (J. Geils Band)
34 talk (J. Geils Band)
35 Where Did Our Love Go (J. Geils Band)
36 talk (J. Geils Band)
37 Must of Got Lost (J. Geils Band)

https://pixeldrain.com/u/sMRsPGDe 

alternate:

https://bestfile.io/en/zb8QCP6iHud9NEg/file

I've been able to find cover photos from the exact concerts for most of the Port Chester leak concerts, but not this one. However, at least I came close in time and place. This is from a concert at the North Fork Theatre, in Westbury, New York, on September 12, 2012. That's only about seven days earlier, and 35 miles away.

Counting Crows - Capitol Theatre, Port Chester, NY, 10-23-2012

Here's another concert from the April 2026 Port Chester leak that I got a few requests for: the Counting Crows in 2012.

The band's sixth studio album, "Underwater Sunshine (or What We Did on Our Summer Vacation)," was released in April 2012. It consisted entirely of cover versions. 

I have to admit I'm not much of a Counting Crows fan. I find the lead vocals of Adam Duritz a bit whiny. But I also must admit that I was impressed by this concert. The thing that impressed me the surprising number of cover versions, mostly deep cuts that showed really good musical taste. (And Duritz showed just how much of a music fan he is by mentioning that he has a bunch of Grateful Dead bootlegs from the Capitol Theatre, where this concert took place.) All the covers were explained by the fact the band was promoting a covers album, but it was still pretty cool anyway.

Here's a list of all the covers, and the original musical acts for each: 

Untitled (Love Song) - Romany Rye
Hospital - Coby Brown
Start Again - Teenage Fanclub
Meet on the Ledge - Fairport Convention
Friend of the Devil - Grateful Dead
Mercy - Tender Mercies
Look at Miss Ohio - Gillian Welch
Return of the Grievous Angel - Gram Parsons
You Ain't Goin' Nowhere - Bob Dylan 

This album is an hour and 52 minutes long.

01 Sullivan Street (Counting Crows)
02 Untitled [Love Song] (Counting Crows)
03 High Life (Counting Crows)
04 talk (Counting Crows)
05 I Wish I Was a Girl (Counting Crows)
06 talk (Counting Crows)
07 Hospital (Counting Crows)
08 Colorblind (Counting Crows)
09 Recovering the Satellites (Counting Crows)
10 Start Again (Counting Crows)
11 Anna Begins (Counting Crows)
12 Meet on the Ledge (Counting Crows)
13 Children in Bloom (Counting Crows)
14 talk (Counting Crows)
15 Friend of the Devil (Counting Crows)
16 talk (Counting Crows)
17 Mercy (Counting Crows)
18 talk (Counting Crows)
19 Look at Miss Ohio (Counting Crows)
20 A Long December (Counting Crows)
21 Return of the Grievous Angel (Counting Crows)
22 Rain King (Counting Crows)
23 talk (Counting Crows)
24 Washington Square (Counting Crows)
25 talk (Counting Crows)
26 You Ain't Goin' Nowhere (Counting Crows)
27 talk (Counting Crows)
28 Holiday in Spain (Counting Crows)
29 talk (Counting Crows)

https://pixeldrain.com/u/cYiY1aLX

alternate:

https://bestfile.io/en/7yO1a7C1LyGDHa8/file

The cover image is from this exact concert.

Hot Tuna - Capitol Theatre, Port Chester, NY, 8-6-2016

Here's another concert from the Capitol Theatre in Port Chester soundboard bootleg leak that got interest from a handful of commenters here recently. It stars the band Hot Tuna. 

A lot of the time, maybe a majority of the time, Hot Tuna performs in acoustic mode. But this was a concert with a full band backing. As always, the core of Hot Tuna was Jorma Kaukonen on lead vocals and guitar, plus Jack Casady on bass. But for this tour, they were supported by Justin Guip on drums, Larry Campbell and Teresa Williams on various acoustic instruments such as acoustic guitar and violin, plus backing vocals, and Barry Mitterhoff on mandolin.

The last studio album Hot Tuna has released (until today as I write this in 2026) is "Steady as She Goes" back in 2011. They didn't actually play any songs from that, but stuck to older well known originals and some of their favorite cover versions.

Nobody else had posted this yet, at least at any of the bootleg sharing sites I know of. So I had to split a single audio track into individual mp3s. There was almost no banter whatsoever between songs.

This album is an hour and 46 minutes long. 

01 talk by emcee (Hot Tuna)
02 I See the Light (Hot Tuna)
03 That'll Never Happen No More (Hot Tuna)
04 Rock Me Baby (Hot Tuna)
05 I Can't Be Satisfied (Hot Tuna)
06 talk (Hot Tuna)
07 Sleep Song (Hot Tuna)
08 Sea Child (Hot Tuna)
09 Feel So Good (Hot Tuna)
10 Ode for Billy Dean (Hot Tuna)
11 Watch the North Wind Rise (Hot Tuna)
12 99 Year Blues (Hot Tuna)
13 Bowlegged Woman, Knock Kneed Man (Hot Tuna)
14 Water Song [Instrumental] (Hot Tuna)
15 talk (Hot Tuna)
16 Funky No. 7 (Hot Tuna)
17 talk (Hot Tuna)
18 Hit Single No. 1 (Hot Tuna)

https://pixeldrain.com/u/EKqnAsQy

alternate:

https://bestfile.io/en/G9hY5YtCk1nN4oT/file

The cover image is a concert poster made for this exact concert. The original was rectangular, as most such posters are. I did some cropping and squishing to get it to fit into a square space. 

Jackson Browne - Capitol Theatre, Port Chester, NY, 9-16-2015

I recently asked all of you which of the Capitol Theatre in Port Chester soundboard bootleg concerts you would like me to post sooner rather than later. Two of the top choices were Jackson Browne and Hot Tuna. So I'm posting those now. Here's the Browne.

Note, by the way, you can still voice your opinion on that if you haven't already. Just go back a few posts to find the announcement thread about that.

In late 2014, Browne released his studio album "Standing in the Breach." It was his first album of new material in six years. He was still touring to promote it when this concert took place about a year later. However, he only played three songs from that album: "Leaving Winslow," "Standing in the Breach," and "The Long Way Around."

This is one of the relative minority of concerts from the Port Chester leak where someone else already split it into individual songs and posted it that way. So I worked from that version. I still did my usual thing of breaking all the banter into separate tracks though, and Browne generally spoke before every song. 

Sometimes, Browne performs in solo acoustic mode, but for this concert he was backed by a band. 

This album is two hours and 24 minutes long. 

01 talk (Jackson Browne)
02 The Barricades of Heaven (Jackson Browne)
03 talk (Jackson Browne)
04 Just Say Yeah (Jackson Browne)
05 talk (Jackson Browne)
06 The Long Way Around (Jackson Browne)
07 talk (Jackson Browne)
08 Leaving Winslow (Jackson Browne)
09 talk (Jackson Browne)
10 These Days (Jackson Browne)
11 talk (Jackson Browne)
12 My Opening Farewell (Jackson Browne with Teresa Williams)
13 talk (Jackson Browne)
14 Mama Couldn't Be Persuaded (Jackson Browne)
15 talk (Jackson Browne)
16 For Everyman (Jackson Browne)
17 I'm Alive (Jackson Browne)
18 talk (Jackson Browne)
19 Late for the Sky (Jackson Browne)
20 For a Dancer (Jackson Browne)
21 talk (Jackson Browne)
22 Fountain of Sorrow (Jackson Browne)
23 Which Side Are You On (Jackson Browne)
24 talk (Jackson Browne)
25 Standing on the Breach (Jackson Browne)
26 talk (Jackson Browne)
27 Looking East (Jackson Browne)
28 talk (Jackson Browne)
29 Sky Blue and Black (Jackson Browne)
30 Doctor My Eyes (Jackson Browne)
31 talk (Jackson Browne)
32 Running on Empty (Jackson Browne)
33 talk (Jackson Browne)
34 Take It Easy (Jackson Browne)
35 Our Lady of the Well (Jackson Browne)
36 talk (Jackson Browne)
37 The Load Out (Jackson Browne)
38 Stay (Jackson Browne)

https://pixeldrain.com/u/45YB17wZ 

alternate:

https://bestfile.io/en/4nY8cCkryTNRYL5/file

The cover image is from this exact concert. 

The Decemberists - Capitol Theatre, Port Chester, NY, 9-26-2015

Here's another concert from the great Capitol Theatre in Port Chester soundboard leak. Except to see a LOT more of these from me in the next couple of months! I'd love to post all of the 85 or so I have yet to post by the end of 2026, so I could start with a relatively clean slate in 2027. Out of all the musical acts I've heard from these shows so far that I wasn't familiar with yet, I think I was most impressed by the Decemberists. 

Their Wikipedia entry has this to say about the band: "The Decemberists are an American indie rock band from Portland, Oregon, formed in 2000. ... As of 2024, the band has released nine studio albums with their lyrics often focusing on historical incidents and folklore. Audience participation is a part of their live performances, typically during encores. The band stages whimsical reenactments of sea battles and other centuries-old events, typically of regional interest, or acts out songs with members of the crowd."

Here's the link to their full Wikipedia entry:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Decemberists

In January 2015, the band released the studio album "What a Terrible World, What a Beautiful World," and they were touring to support that at the time of this concert. Previously, the band generally released concept albums about some pretty esoteric concept. For instance, this concert ends with a bunch of songs from the band's 2009 album "The Hazards of Love," which is a concept album about a woman who falls in love with a shape-shifting boreal forest dweller, only to be opposed by the forest queen. But the band's 2015 album was more straight-forward, by their standards. A New York Times review said the album "strikes a note of pop concision and maturity, building on what worked on [their previous album] 'The King Is Dead.' Lyrically, there are fewer thistles and minarets and palanquins - and, musically, less digressive excess - than once made up the Decemberists' trademark style."

Like most albums I'm posting from the Capitol Theatre leak, I started with a single audio file consisting of a mono soundboard of the whole concert. Then I broke it into individual mp3s. That was tricky here, especially for their suite of songs from "The Hazards of Love," but hopefully I got the song breaks right. 

This album is an hour and 49 minutes long. 

01 talk (Decemberists)
02 The Crane Wife 3 (Decemberists)
03 Leslie Anne Levine (Decemberists)
04 talk (Decemberists)
05 Down by the Water (Decemberists)
06 talk (Decemberists)
07 Rox in the Box (Decemberists)
08 talk (Decemberists)
09 Philomena (Decemberists)
10 The Wrong Year (Decemberists)
11 talk (Decemberists)
12 On the Bus Mall (Decemberists)
13 talk (Decemberists)
14 Why Would I Now (Decemberists)
15 Make You Better (Decemberists)
16 talk (Decemberists)
17 Carolina Low (Decemberists)
18 talk (Decemberists)
19 July, July (Decemberists)
20 talk (Decemberists)
21 O Valencia (Decemberists)
22 talk (Decemberists)
23 The Chimbley Sweep (Decemberists)
24 talk (Decemberists)
25 Fits and Starts (Decemberists)
26 talk (Decemberists)
27 Prelude - The Hazards of Love 1 [The Prettiest Whistles Won't Wrestle the Thistles Undone] (Decemberists)
28 A Bower Scene - Won't Want for Love [Margaret in the Taiga] (Decemberists)
29 The Rake's Song (Decemberists)
30 The Hazards of Love 4 [The Drowned] (Decemberists)
31 talk (Decemberists)
32 Of Angels and Angles (Decemberists)
33 talk (Decemberists)
34 Dear Avery (Decemberists)

https://pixeldrain.com/u/4XYRQ1Cy

alternate:

https://bestfile.io/4tD9l32hsM7iWZz/file

The cover image of the band's lead singer Colin Meloy is from this exact concert.

The Moody Blues - Capitol Theatre, Port Chester, NY, 11-27-2012

I just posted an announcement, asking for feedback on which of the Capitol Theatre in Port Chester soundboard leak concerts I should post first. The first comment suggested the Moody Blues, so here we go.

By 2012, the Moody Blues were well past their glory years, with their last studio album coming in 2003. They were down to three members dating back to the 1960s: Justin Hayward, John Lodge, and Graeme Edge. But they still put on a good concert, at you can hear here. They stayed together until the end of 2018, when Edge died. Since then, all the original members have passed except Hayward, the band's main singer and songwriter.

I have to admit I "cheated" a bit with this concert. The Capitol Theatre soundboard leak mentioned above actually included all of this November 27, 2012 concert, plus the second half of the November 28th. The set lists were basically the same, except the November 28th portion we have included the song "Driftwood." So I stuck that into this concert, in the same spot it occupied on November 28th.

This album is an hour and 52 minutes long. 

01 Gemini Dream (Moody Blues)
02 The Voice (Moody Blues)
03 Steppin' in a Slide Zone (Moody Blues)
04 You and Me (Moody Blues)
05 Tuesday Afternoon (Moody Blues)
06 Gypsy (Moody Blues)
07 talk (Moody Blues)
08 Nervous (Moody Blues)
09 talk (Moody Blues)
10 Say It with Love (Moody Blues)
11 talk (Moody Blues)
12 Peak Hour (Moody Blues)
13 I Know You're Out There Somewhere (Moody Blues)
14 The Story in Your Eyes (Moody Blues)
15 talk (Moody Blues)
16 Driftwood (Moody Blues)
17 Your Wildest Dreams (Moody Blues)
18 talk (Moody Blues)
19 Isn't Life Strange (Moody Blues)
20 The Other Side of Life (Moody Blues)
21 talk (Moody Blues)
22 Higher and Higher (Moody Blues)
23 Are You Sitting Comfortably (Moody Blues)
24 talk (Moody Blues)
25 I'm Just a Singer [In a Rock and Roll Band] (Moody Blues)
26 Late Lament [Poem] (Moody Blues)
27 Nights in White Satin (Moody Blues)
28 talk (Moody Blues)
29 Question (Moody Blues)
30 Ride My See Saw (Moody Blues)

https://pixeldrain.com/u/FnMpQo5t

alternate:

https://bestfile.io/en/qNKEvbJsYLZMHox/file

The cover image is from this exact concert. 

The Flaming Lips - Capitol Theatre, Port Chester, NY, 7-30-2019

I've been meaning to post some music from the Flaming Lips for years now. I have some BBC music collected from them, but I have get to get around to properly organizing it. But now I have an excuse to post something from them, because this concert was part of the April 2026 Capitol Theatre in Port Chester soundboard leak.

Here's part of the intro to their Wikipedia entry:

"The band started out playing garage punk and noise pop, before branching into more psychedelic and experimental territory. They recorded several albums and EPs on an indie label, Restless, in the 1980s and early 1990s. After signing to Warner Brothers they released 'Hit to Death in the Future Head' (1992), followed by 'Transmissions from the Satellite Heart' (1993) and the hit single 'She Don't Use Jelly' which broke the band into the mainstream. They later released 'The Soft Bulletin' (1999), which was NME magazine's Album of the Year, followed by the critically acclaimed 'Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots' (2002). In February 2007, they were nominated for a BRIT Award for 'Best International Act.' The group has won three Grammy Awards, including two for Best Rock Instrumental Performance. They were placed on Q magazine's list of the '50 Bands to See Before You Die' in 2002."

Here's a link to their full Wikipedia entry:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Flaming_Lips

Earlier in 2019, the band released the studio album "King's Mouth: Music and Songs." However, they only played a grand total of one song from that album: "Feedaloodum Beedle Dot." Instead, most of the songs are from the late 1990s and early 20002, widely considered their creative peak.

This album is an hour and 18 minutes long.

01 talk (Flaming Lips)
02 Also Sprach Zarathustra [Instrumental] (Flaming Lips)
03 Race for the Prize (Flaming Lips)
04 talk (Flaming Lips)
05 Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots, Part 1 (Flaming Lips)
06 There Should Be Unicorns (Flaming Lips)
07 talk (Flaming Lips)
08 She Don't Use Jelly (Flaming Lips)
09 talk (Flaming Lips)
10 True Love Will Find You in the End (Flaming Lips)
11 talk (Flaming Lips)
12 Feedaloodum Beedle Dot (Flaming Lips)
13 The Star-Spangled Banner (Flaming Lips)
14 talk (Flaming Lips)
15 The Yeah Yeah Yeah Song (Flaming Lips)
16 talk (Flaming Lips)
17 Are You a Hypnotist (Flaming Lips)
18 talk (Flaming Lips)
19 All We Have Is Now (Flaming Lips)
20 talk (Flaming Lips)
21 Do You Realize (Flaming Lips)

https://pixeldrain.com/u/exs2yBh4 

alternate:

https://bestfile.io/en/cMB2yGLJTApwmqO/file

The cover image is from this exact concert. The Flaming Lips are well known for their impressive visual props in their concerts. Lead singer Wayne Coyne can be seen below one of the robots from "Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots."

Phil Lesh & Friends - Capitol Theatre, Port Chester, NY, 11-15-2012

Here's another concert from the April 2026 Capitol Theatre in Port Chester soundboard leak. This one features Phil Lesh and Friends. There are gazillions of concert recordings from this Grateful Dead spin-off band, like there are for most such spin-off bands. But I want to post this anyway to be true to posting all the good stuff from the leak.

If you're not that familiar, Phil Lesh was the bassist for the entire duration of the Grateful Dead's existence. He was a great bassist, but had limitations as a vocalist. He was kind of the Ringo Starr of the Dead when it came to singing, meaning he might get one song on a studio album to sing, if even that much. He wasn't that prolific as a songwriter either, though he did write a few really good ones, especially "Box of Rain," the last song in this concert. 

Thus, even though he was the star attraction here due to his history with the Grateful Dead, it's hard to lead a concert as a bassist who only occasionally sings. So there's a lot of leaning on the "Friends" part of "Phil Lesh and Friends." Here are the other members of the band in this concert:
Jackie Greene: Guitar, Keyboards, and Vocals
Adam MacDougall: Keyboards and Vocals
John Kadlecik: Guitar and Vocals
Joe Russo: Drums 

Greene has had a pretty successful music career as a singer-songwriter, as well as being in some other bands, such as Trigger Hippy with Joan Osborne. John Kadlecik has an amaaaazing ability to sound like Jerry Garcia, both with his lead vocals and his lead guitar work. Even though it's an imitative thing, I still find it impressive, showing a lot of talent.

Phil Lesh and Friends existed from 2008 until when Lesh died in 2024. Here's the Wikipedia page:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phil_Lesh_and_Friends 

I believe every single song here was played by the Grateful Dead at some point, including the covers, such as "Dear Mr. Fantasy," originally by Traffic. 

The album is two hours and 47 minutes long.

01 talk (Phil Lesh & Friends)
02 Jack Straw (Phil Lesh & Friends)
03 Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo (Phil Lesh & Friends)
04 talk (Phil Lesh & Friends)
05 Crazy Fingers (Phil Lesh & Friends)
06 He's Gone (Phil Lesh & Friends)
07 Cold Rain and Snow (Phil Lesh & Friends)
08 Ship of Fools (Phil Lesh & Friends)
09 Mason's Children (Phil Lesh & Friends)
10 talk (Phil Lesh & Friends)
11 Dear Mr. Fantasy (Phil Lesh & Friends)
12 Help on the Way - Slipknot (Phil Lesh & Friends)
13 Viola Lee Blues (Phil Lesh & Friends)
14 Alligator (Phil Lesh & Friends)
15 The Eleven (Phil Lesh & Friends)
16 Standing on the Moon (Phil Lesh & Friends)
17 Uncle John's Band (Phil Lesh & Friends)
18 Slipknot (Phil Lesh & Friends)
19 Franklin's Tower (Phil Lesh & Friends)
20 talk (Phil Lesh & Friends)
21 Box of Rain (Phil Lesh & Friends) 

https://pixeldrain.com/u/7fBFDhdq

alternate:

https://bestfile.io/en/YXgyXLMQ3bOCah0/file

The cover image of Phil Lesh is from this exact concert. I took the text at the top from a concert poster.

The Steve Miller Band with Sonny Charles - Capitol Theatre, Port Chester, NY, 12-30-2012

Here's a concert by the Steve Miller Band from Port Chester in 2012.

To be honest, I'm not sure if this is from the April 2026 Port Chester soundboard leak or not. It was not included in the PDF file listing everything in that leak. But it matches the details of that leak perfectly. It's a mono soundboard of the same time period of everything else in the leak (roughly 2012 to 2019), and it showed up some time in 2026. So I would guess it's some kind of straggler that should have been included in the file but was missed. In any case, it has the same fantastic soundboard sound quality as everything else in the leak, and that's the most important thing.

At the time of this concert, Miller didn't have any new music to promote. He did release blues covers albums in 2010 and 2011, but he didn't play much from those. Instead, this is a long concert with lots of his best known songs. He also was joined by Sonny Charles, who sang lead or co-lead vocals on a few songs. Charles was the lead vocalist for the soul band Checkmates, Ltd., which had a big hit in 1969 with the song "Black Pearl." He toured regularly with Miller from 2008 to 2012.

Here's his Wikipedia entry:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sonny_Charles

If you want a live greatest hits from Miller, this is a pretty ideal concert for that. All his best known songs are included, plus some bluesy stuff with or without Charles. 

This album is an hour and 59 minutes long. 

01 Jungle Love (Steve Miller Band)
02 Take the Money and Run (Steve Miller Band)
03 The Stake (Steve Miller Band)
04 talk (Steve Miller Band)
05 Abracadabra (Steve Miller Band)
06 Mercury Blues (Steve Miller Band)
07 talk (Steve Miller Band)
08 Farther Up the Road (Steve Miller Band with Sonny Charles)
09 talk (Steve Miller Band)
10 Shu Ba Da Du Ma Ma Ma Ma (Steve Miller Band)
11 talk (Steve Miller Band)
12 All Your Love [I Miss Loving] (Steve Miller Band with Sonny Charles)
13 talk (Steve Miller Band)
14 Kow Kow (Steve Miller Band)
15 talk (Steve Miller Band)
16 Ooh Poo Pah Doo (Steve Miller Band with Sonny Charles)
17 Texas (Steve Miller Band with Sonny Charles)
18 talk (Steve Miller Band)
19 Sugar Babe (Steve Miller Band)
20 Serenade from the Stars (Steve Miller Band)
21 Wild Mountain Honey (Steve Miller Band)
22 talk (Steve Miller Band)
23 Gangster of Love (Steve Miller Band)
24 Dance, Dance, Dance (Steve Miller Band)
25 talk (Steve Miller Band)
26 Living in the U.S.A. (Steve Miller Band)
27 Fly like an Eagle (Steve Miller Band)
28 Jet Airliner (Steve Miller Band)
29 talk (Steve Miller Band)
30 Rock'n Me (Steve Miller Band)
31 talk (Steve Miller Band)
32 Swingtown (Steve Miller Band)
33 talk (Steve Miller Band)
34 Space Cowboy (Steve Miller Band)
35 talk (Steve Miller Band)
36 The Joker (Steve Miller Band)

https://pixeldrain.com/u/6HZXL3NP

alternate:

https://bestfile.io/en/F3A2bWJzuuIWs5K/file

The cover photo is from a concert at the L'Olympia, in Paris, France, on November 2, 2012.