In June 2004, Umphrey’s McGee was gaining momentum in their career, following the release of their album "Anchor Drops" in 2004. This live performance at the Bonnaroo Festival showcased their evolving sound and increasing popularity within the jam band scene. "Nemo," a track that has become a staple in their live sets, highlights the band's unique blend of progressive rock and improvisational jam. By this point in their career, they were building a reputation for their energetic live shows and complex musical compositions. The Bonnaroo performance not only served as a pivotal moment in solidifying their fan base but also exemplified their drive to innovate within the genre. Notably, the band would later release "Live at Bonnaroo" in 2005, further capturing the essence of their live experience for fans and showcasing their commitment to live music.