TEDESCHI TRUCKS BAND Live At St. Augustine, FL 10-25-2025 DVD

TEDESCHI TRUCKS BAND
Live At St. Augustine, FL 10-25-2025 DVD

Concert Review
When Tedeschi Trucks Band took the stage in St. Augustine on October 25, 2025, the audience witnessed exactly why the group is widely regarded as one of the greatest live blues-rock bands of the modern era.

Led by powerhouse vocalist Susan Tedeschi and slide-guitar virtuoso Derek Trucks, the 12-piece ensemble delivered an expansive performance blending blues, southern rock, soul, and gospel into a deeply immersive live experience.
The first set opens with “Don’t Let Me Slide,” immediately establishing the band’s rich groove and tight musicianship. Tedeschi’s soulful vocals carry the emotional weight of the song while Trucks answers with fluid slide guitar phrases that feel both effortless and electrifying.

The blues influence becomes even stronger with “Outside Woman Blues” and the classic “Bell Bottom Blues,” both performed with warmth and intensity. The band stretches the arrangements just enough to allow their incredible musicianship to shine without losing the emotional core of the songs.
A major highlight of the evening arrives with “Midnight in Harlem.” The slow-building ballad becomes one of the most powerful moments of the concert, culminating in a breathtaking guitar solo from Derek Trucks that earns a huge response from the crowd.

The second set dives deeper into the band’s soulful side with songs like “Devil Be Gone,” “Shame,” and “Show Me.” The rhythm section locks into a deep groove while the horn section adds a rich layer of soul and funk to the arrangements.
Another emotional peak arrives with the beautiful medley “Angel From Montgomery / Sugaree,” a performance that blends Americana, blues, and folk into one of the night’s most moving moments.

As the show builds toward its finale, “Made Up Mind” and “Bound for Glory” bring powerful energy and soaring guitar work that highlight the band’s remarkable chemistry.
The encore delivers two unforgettable closing moments. “I Can’t Make You Love Me” showcases Tedeschi’s incredible vocal range, while “With a Little Help From My Friends” turns the amphitheatre into a joyful sing-along that ends the night on a celebratory note.

Concert Highlights
“Midnight in Harlem” – A stunning guitar solo from Derek Trucks.
“Bell Bottom Blues” – A soulful blues-rock performance.
“Angel From Montgomery / Sugaree” – One of the most emotional moments of the show.
“Made Up Mind” – A powerful groove with dynamic band interplay.
“With a Little Help From My Friends” – A joyful encore that closes the night perfectly.

The Good
Exceptional musicianship from the full 12-member band
Powerful and soulful vocals from Susan Tedeschi
Incredible slide guitar work from Derek Trucks
Rich arrangements blending blues, rock, soul, and gospel
Extended jams that highlight the band’s improvisational skills

The Not-So-Good
Some extended jams may feel long for casual listeners
The large ensemble can occasionally make individual instruments less distinct in the live mix

DVD Format: NTSC
Source: Professional Shot (Multi-Camera)
Video Quality: Rating: 9.5
Menus: No
Chapter Selection: Every 5 Min.
WideScreen: Yes
HD: Yes
Total Running Time: 165 Min.

SETLIST:

Set 1
Don’t Let Me Slide
Outside Woman Blues
Bell Bottom Blues
Why Does Love Got to Be So Sad?
Fall In
Learn How to Love
Until You Remember
Midnight in Harlem
I Want More / Soul Sacrifice

Set 2
Let the Good Times Roll
Devil Be Gone
Isaac / Kebbi Jam
Shame
Show Me
Idle Wind
Angel From Montgomery / Sugaree
Made Up Mind
Bound for Glory

Encore
I Can’t Make You Love Me
With a Little Help From My Friends