WILMINGTON — Andy Frasco and the. U.N. performed Saturday in Wilmington, with opener Caleby Hawley.
According to photographer Tom Dorgan, it was a slightly different show as three of the regular UN members were not in attendance. Animated guitarist Shawn Eckels has been out due to a knee injury and sax player Ernie Chang has a newborn, while bass player Floyd Kellogg also was absent. But the energy didn’t subside.
“The guys filling in did a great job and Caleb Hawley, the opener, also joined Frasco’s set on guitar,” Dorgan said. “Another new member to Frasco’s band is Allie Kral on violin; she was in Yonder Mountain String Band prior. While the dynamic on stage was a little different, the band sounded great and the show was a lot of fun.”
The band is touring in support of their 10th studio album, “Growing Pains,” produced by Frasco. The release features collabs with other well-known musicians, such as Billy Strings on “Life Is Easy,” which was played Saturday, along with the title track and “Tears in My Coke.”
Below are the setlist and photos from Dorgan.
Setlist:
Change of Pace
Growing Pains
Ugly on You
Walk
Love Cum Down
Kiss
Talk Bout It > Keep On
Try Not to Die
Jolene
Life Is Easy
Tears in My Coke
None of These
Heartbreak
Pussy
Big Poppa
What More
Ctazy Things
Encore:
Someday
Graves
Found God
Caleb Hawley
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