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The Music / Re: 20th Anniversary of Tennessee Fire
« Last post by APR on Jan 10, 2019, 06:34 PM »Optimistic prediction...they want to release the live album too, and it’d make more sense to release that first to promote the “tour.” Then release TTF and play a bunch of those tunes at red rocks to promote that and celebrate the anniversary.
More likely prediction: both albums scrapped, tour cancelled, Jim solo album announced.
You're thinking an additional Jim solo album?
One of the 2019 "tour" announcements hinted about playing old songs, but I don't know the direct quote. It was from their twitter feed. That has got to be even more likely now that TT release date is pushed back. It Still Moves reissue came out just prior to the Red Rocks 216 shows, and while they played a ton from that album, they skipped Rollin' Back, which continues to irk me as I have yet to see that one live.
It said "can't wait to get back on the road next summer and dig deep into the catalog." I hope they play most of TTF (if not all), but I feel like with there only being three shows that spending one show on TTF in full wouldn't feel great-would much rather them mix the songs throughout the two nights.
With the timing of the shows being now related to TFF's re-release, I'd expect Red Rocks to get the whole album played across the two nights (not in a row, but all songs played over two nights), with Forest Hills getting a TFF-heavy greatest hits type setlist. Just my prediction here.
I like that prediction. Another insane Picture of You would be perfection. That 2016 version from RR was one of the greatest things I have ever heard in person.
