Previous showNext showRyan AdamsOrpheum Theater, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA14/03/2017ContentsSetlistNo show detailsPosterVideosReviewsNo fan reviewsWrite a reviewNo InstagramPhotosNo audioSetlist1Do You Still Love Me? 2To Be Young (Is To Be Sad, Is To Be High) 3Gimme Something Good 4Dirty Rain 5Prisoner 6Kim 7Doomsday Solo acoustic8Haunted House 9Peaceful Valley 10Wonderwall Oasis coverSolo electric version 11Outbound Train 12Magnolia Mountain 13My Winding Wheel Solo acoustic14Two Solo acoustic15Breakdown Solo acoustic16Stay With Me 17Do I Wait 18Halloweenhead 19Anything I Say To You Now 20New York, New York 21Everybody Knows 22When The Stars Go Blue 23I See Monsters 24Come Pick Me Up Solo acoustic25Mr. Security Guard Improvised song - solo acoustic26Shakedown On 9th Street 7433221111Line-upLine-ups are a work-in-progress. Please do not trust them yet!Ryan AdamsBenny YurcoNate LotzCharlie StavishBen AllemanPosterPrisoner TourPrisoner album coverage at this showDo You Still Love Me?PrisonerDoomsdayHaunted HouseShiver And ShakeTo Be Without YouAnything I Say To You NowBreakdownOutbound TrainBroken AnywayTightropeWe DisappearAlbum coverage:58 %PhotosSource: Pamela Threeton FisherSource: Jeoff BrownSource: Kylie JuneSource: Jeoff BrownSource: Clay RameyVideosDirty RainGimme Something GoodCome Pick Me UpDoomsdayPeaceful ValleyI See MonstersMr. Security GuardBreakdownStay With MeWonderwallPeaceful ValleyShakedown On 9th StreetPrisonerMagnolia MountainWonderwallDo You Still Love Me?DoomsdayPeaceful ValleyStay With MeHaunted HouseDoomsdayDirty RainWonderwallBreakdownMy Winding WheelHalloweenheadEverybody KnowsWhen The Stars Go BlueMy Winding WheelWonderwallPeaceful ValleyReviewsWGNOAdams took to Instagram this morning to leave a parting message to the fans who he said helped him power through. “I HAVE THE BEST FANS!,” Adams wrote. “I felt so horrible tonight but not ONE SINGLE PERSON flashed me tonight! You sweet folks carried me to into the second hour and I’ll love you forever for it. I LOVE NEW ORLEANS!!! I’ll bust my ass anytime for you.” Adams also stopped the show at one point to make sure a fan who passed out in the crowd received medical attention. “PS the guy who passed out was ok- last we heard, thank goodness,” Adams wrote. [full review here]The New Orleans AdvocateMuch to his own apparent surprise, he powered through his illness. The more than two-dozen songs in the generous set ranged from intimate solo meditations to full-bore guitar rock chiseled from the same mountain upon which Neil Young dwells. Adams retained more than his gregarious attitude from the 2015 Jazz Fest. He also brought along several of the same stage props, including stuffed tigers, a vintage Asteroids video game, an old Dr. Pepper soft drink machine, and comically oversize amplifiers worthy of Spinal Tap. The early going included several selections from “Prisoner,” his new album. “Thanks for being nice about the new songs,” he said. It wasn’t hard to do. “Prisoner” is very much in keeping with the tone and temperament established across Adams’ ever-growing catalog. [full review here]Nola VieAdams set the pace for the show by kicking things off with the first song off his most recent album followed by the first song off his 2000 debut Heartbreaker. Mixing in new releases with classic tunes doesn’t always work, but Adams’s loyal fanbase had no problem staying with him. The band unleashed the first of many hard-rocking jams with the slow build of “Dirty Rain” before launching into “Prisoner,” the title track off the new album. Adams then strapped on a harmonica and acoustic guitar for a somber solo reading of “Doomsday” that silenced the capacity crowd. [full review here]My New OrleansDespite a bout of nausea that lead to a cancellation at SXSW, Ryan Adams was able to power through a remarkable 140 minute set at the Orpheum last Tuesday night. [full review here]Write a reviewWere you at the show? Why not write a review?Your name:Headline:Review: