The Black Crowes

In the summer of 2000, The Black Crowes were riding high on the coattails of their collaborative album with Jimmy Page, titled 'Live at the Greek', which was recorded a year earlier. Their live performance in Pittsburgh showcased a seamless blend of blues-rock and classic rock, perfectly capturing this exhilarating partnership. Interestingly, 'Live at the Greek' celebrated the band's unique ability to reimagine Led Zeppelin's classics, breathing fresh life into them while maintaining their soulful roots. By this time, The Black Crowes had solidified their reputation as one of the most dynamic live acts, and this concert was a testament to their energetic exchange with Page, a legendary figure. Fans got to experience hits like 'Remedy' and 'The Lemon Song' live, highlighting the band's uncanny knack for electrifying audiences. This performance marked a thrilling moment during a particularly creative phase in their career.

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