Previous showNext showRyan Adams & The ShiningPromoWest Fest, Columbus, Ohio, USA15/07/2016ContentsSetlistShow detailsPosterVideosReviewsNo fan reviewsWrite a reviewInstagramPhotosAudio recordingSetlist1Trouble 2Gimme Something Good 3New York, New York 4When The Stars Go Blue 5Shakedown On 9th Street 6This House Is Not For Sale 7Stay With Me 8Let It Ride 9Cotton Candy Improvised song10Halloweenhead 11Peaceful Valley 12Come Pick Me Up Setlist courtesy of: Dewey Cole32211111DetailsA new three-day music festival is coming to the Arena District, but its debut will occur less than two months before another locally-produced ticketed event is set to enter its third year on the same outdoor turf. Dubbed PromoWest Fest, the inaugural concert will take place July 15-17 on three stages in and around McFerson Commons and North Bank Park.Line-upLine-ups are a work-in-progress. Please do not trust them yet!Ryan AdamsMike ViolaFreddie BokkenheuserDaniel ClarkeCharlie StavishPosterAudio from Internet ArchiveThe Ryan Adams & The Shining TourRyan Adams album coverage at this showGimme Something GoodKimTroubleAm I SafeMy Wrecking BallStay With MeShadowsFeels Like FireI Just MightTired Of Giving UpLet GoAlbum coverage:27 %PhotosSource: PromoWest FestSource: Abby KruthofferSource: Dewey ColeVideosStay With MeLet It RideCotton CandyPeaceful ValleyCotton CandyGimme Something GoodReviewsColumbus DispatchAdams, who has integrated country and folk into his ambitious catalogue of songs, is fundamentally a rocker, a guy who sounds like Tom Petty mostly because he loves his guitar, a clever lyric turn, and a hook more than a radio hit. “New York, New York” sported chattering, Woody Guthrie-complimenting couplets, carried by the priceless groove of drummer Frederik Bokkenheuser, who suggested Levon Helm with his small kit and deceptively simple but rock-steady beat. Adams performed in an Ozzy Osbourne t-shirt before a backdrop featuring a punching, rose-crowned kitty in a circular logo whose graphics poked at the Grateful Dead. [full review here]The LanternRyan Adams and his band The Shining were the penultimate performers. Opening the set with a rocked-out version of “Gimme Something Good,” they pulled the audience in and didn’t let go for the next hour. Managing to work in some banter with the crowd and even making up a song on-the-spot called “Cotton Candy” at the suggestion of someone in the crowd, Adams was an entertaining force of rock and roll. [full review here]Columbus AliveBetween songs, Adams joked about the relatively tight hour-long set time (“I can’t do my dance routine … or the thing where I levitate,” he cracked), introduced the downcast soundtrack like an upbeat hype man (“If you like sad songs let me hear you say, ‘Hell yeah!’”) and poked fun at his past struggles with substance abuse. “I know that I’ve forgotten a lot of my life, and I paid a lot of money to do that,” he explained after one fan requested a non-existent song. “But I do know I didn’t write a song called ‘Cotton Candy.’” Of course, the musician followed by adlibbing a metal-tinged cut with precisely that name. [full review here]Instagram Rad times tonight in Columbus! Big Love, Ohio. XOXO SHINING TOUR 2016 A photo posted by Ryan Adams (@misterryanadams) on Jul 15, 2016 at 8:39pm PDT Ryan Adams! 🎸🎶 #ryanadams #promowestfest2016 #promowest #promowestfest #cd1025 A photo posted by Brittany Strathie (@brittanyambernicole) on Jul 15, 2016 at 5:34pm PDTWrite a reviewWere you at the show? Why not write a review?Your name:Headline:Review: