The String Cheese Incident

In March 2002, The String Cheese Incident performed this electrifying set at the Fillmore Auditorium in Denver, a pivotal moment in their career. Just before this live show, they released their studio album 'Here and Now' in 2001, which marked a growth in their sound, blending bluegrass, rock, and electronic influences. The live recordings from this period showcase their improvisational prowess and deep connection with the audience, with tracks like 'Rivertrance' and 'Miss Brown's Teahouse' resonating vividly. Interestingly, this show features a guest appearance by Bill Kreutzmann, the legendary drummer from the Grateful Dead, weaving an extra layer of history and camaraderie into the performance. By this point in their journey, the band was not just carving out their niche but had firmly established themselves as a beloved force in the jam band scene.

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