This show was played with The Chicago Philharmonic conducted by Sarah Hicks. Panpsych's lyrics were changed to "Panpsych, fuck yeah". Silent Spirit contained a false start. Grow Wings and Fly contained additional lyrics about the band pissing themselves and a Theia jam with an Am I In Heaven? tease. Theia was performed in it's rock arrangement and contained Vomit Coffin and The Land Before Timeland teases, a Field of Vision jam, Sharp Dressed Man (ZZ Top) teases and quotes, and band introductions. Only parts I, II, and IV of The River were played. Following Crumbling Castle, Joey asked how the lawn was doing and said he couldn't see them (due to the venue layout making it hard to see the stage from the lawn). Stu then said he’d be in the lawn if he was watching. Mars For The Rich had lyrics changed to "Fuck Elon Musk" and "Tesla's too dear". Before Iron Lung, Ambrose thanked Chicago for hot dogs and the Blues Brothers, and Stu and Joey said Free Palestine.

Notable performances

12. Theia — After the Chicago Philharmonic left the stage following Grow Wings and Fly (which itself contained a Theia jam), the band meandered into a rock-arrangement Theia. Eventually it launches into some up tempo teases and jamming before settling back into a tasty groove before starting up a Field of Vision jam with some ZZ Top teasing.

Notes

10. Grow Wings and Fly—with The Chicago Philharmonic
4. Eternal Return—with The Chicago Philharmonic
12. Theia—Rock arrangement
13. The River—Parts I, II, and IV; with The Chicago Philharmonic
14. Crumbling Castle—with outro; with The Chicago Philharmonic
15. This Thing—with The Chicago Philharmonic
16. Mars For the Rich—with The Chicago Philharmonic
17. Dragon—with The Chicago Philharmonic
18. Iron Lung—with The Chicago Philharmonic
8. Sea of Doubt—with The Chicago Philharmonic
7. Aerodynamic—with The Chicago Philharmonic
6. Spacesick—with The Chicago Philharmonic
5. Panpsych—with The Chicago Philharmonic
3. Lonely Cosmos—with The Chicago Philharmonic
2. Deadstick—with The Chicago Philharmonic
1. Phantom Island—with The Chicago Philharmonic
9. Silent Spirit—with The Chicago Philharmonic