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for me and I think I can speak for my sister in saying for her too. I was realizing how special it was right there surrounded by our friends like Al, Fluff, Jen, Bud, Sissy, Kobey just to name a few. It was so lovely and truly felt like an Eggy thanksgiving. :)

-Cassie 💚🤍

Pounds of Pain which was a spectacular way to end things as they teased just about every song from the entire night up to that point in the jam.

A very special night where I got to spend a lot of time with family. And I know the band did too. And in many ways, the Eggy Community is like a family

ered that. I also loved getting to hear some more horsie songs such as the beautiful Agatha. The encore then arrived with a heartfelt message from the band delivered by Dani. Then the debut of Train's Drops of Jupiter. After that Jake psyched out the crowd by teasing Beaming but then going into 12

Devious transitions known to glide in and out of Atomic Age, One Stop Shop, and Woah There. A somewhat rare cover came in this set too with Seal's Kiss From a Rose. Which was played at my first Eggy show back in Raleigh in 2021. Which I was amazed checking in with Alex after the show that he rememb-

to me was the City Lights. It was very well done and well placed in the set. I felt it raise the energy level in the room coming off an already high hype Elton John's Bennie and the Jets. Set two was a monster. A monumental achievement in jamming segues. The band spent a whole set devising the most

this. The first set started with Sweaters for Strawmen and was a fun way to set the tone. Other highlights from set 1 include a sweet Moments Notice, me and my sisters first Parceled Serotonin, a banging Trixieville into Silver Steed into Trixieville sandwich. But one of the most notable highlights

-efore but they were amazing. Me and my sister both made note to dig deeper and listen to them some. As for Eggy, once they made way to the stage the place was starting to fill up. The crowd was immense and seemed like it must have been close to capacity. Maybe to be expected at a hometown show like

Awww dang I may have to go back and watch it in JP to hear that lol.

Unfortunately yeah, I love this music and go to as many shows I can of the bands I like. But the crowd is usually very old, very white, and very straight. And those 3 things almost always spell MAGA :(