1) There are no seats on the artificial lawn except for the bleacher seats at the back of the Summer Stage arena. People bring blankets and sit on the artificial lawn, but once the music starts, everyone stands. You can not bring a lawn chair inside, but there is plenty of room outside for blankets and lawn chairs. Also lots of benches around where you can sit and hear the music, but not see the band.

2) Doors are at 5, the opening act (don't know who it is, but there will be an opening act) will be on at 6. Central Park is very strict about ending time for their shows, so the show will end by 10pm. Be there by 3pm at least to have any hope of getting inside. Remember, you still hear the show perfectly from outside the fenced in Summer Stage area.

3)Sorry, don't know anything about the "memberships" or the "reserved seating"

THANK YOU VERY MUCH !!!

Can you get shit faced drunk on probably over priced alcohol and pass out on the artificial lawn there?

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I thought I originally read "Doors @ 5," but the City Parks site now says 6.

oh and their opener is Spirit Family Reunion.

I thought I originally read "Doors @ 5," but the City Parks site now says 6.

I was told by 'City Parks' that "doors open at 6pm, the opening band starts at 7pm and TTB should be getting on around 8pm".

That place is going to be a mad house for that show. If I go it will be to listen from outside.

I saw Gary Clark Jr there last year and though crowded, it was such a beautiful night, everyone was in a good mood and it was like one of the best night in NYC ever. I think Monday night will be the same. Especially if it's a nice night. It should be a relaxed night with a lot of dancing, if the band can get out of the mid-tempo range some. And since it's like a home city show for the band, it should be a fun night all around. I think it's cool Summerstage has this band for a free show. Very cool.

WOW !!! I thought that was really strong. Derek seemed to step it up when Doyle Bramhall joined after the first few songs. I was really impressed with the show...... They started at 7:50pm and played until 9:50pm. Perfect night; not too hot and the rain held off. The place was packed.

Made Up Mind
Do I Look Worried
Midnight in Harlem
Get What You Deserve
(The Derek Trucks Band cover)
I've Got a Feeling
(The Beatles cover) (with Doyle Bramhall II)
Keep on Growing
(Derek and the Dominos cover) (with Doyle Bramhall II)
Key to the Highway
(Charles Segar cover) (with Doyle Bramhall II)
Break in Every Road
Bring It On Home To Me
(Sam Cooke cover) (with Sharon Jones)
Tell Mama
(Etta James cover) (with Sharon Jones)
Idle Wind
I Pity the Fool
(Bobby “Blue” Bland cover)
The Storm
Encore:
Bound for Glory
More and More
(Little Milton cover)

That's a great setlist.

What a great show ! enjoyed it immensely ! Domino's cover was off the charts !!!!

It was a great show, great set list, and I always love how awesome the following for this band has become. It was a great crowd, Susan and Mike sounded great. I'm also amazed how tight they pack that venue, but I can't pass up seeing TTB for free. Sharon Jones was a nice surprise.

Also, "Tell Mama" is actually a Clarence Carter song called "Tell Daddy" - Etta James covered it.

My wife adores the TTB. I couldn't get anything up close @ the Beacon for my baby, so I just got scalped for Row BB on Oct 2nd, We'll be celebratiing our 26th Anniversary on Aug 19th and she'll be "Bound For Glory" with her ticket gift.