00:00 Belexes / Lightning's Hand 07:29 Point of Know Return 11:05 piano intro- 11:52 Play the Game Tonight 16:10 Fight Fire with Fire 20:32 Icarus - Borne on Wings of Steel 27:00 Icarus II 34:31 [band intros] 36:27 Throwing Mountains 43:04 A Glimpse of Home 49:14 The Pinnacle 59:11 People of the South Wind 1:04:27 Dust in the Wind 1:08:28 Reason to Be 1:12:30 Lonely Wind 1:18:28 Song for America 1:29:35 Can I Tell You 1:33:32 Hold On 1:38:33 Down the Road 1:37:22 [introducing Steve Morse] 1:45:07 The Wall 1:54:45 Miracles Out of Nowhere 1:58:34 [encore break] 2:00:13 Carry On Wayward Son 2:06:26 [band takes a bow]
I love how music can bring people together. Kansas is not the same group without Steve Walsh and Robbie. The classic lineup was the best but the revised lineup is still great. Carry On!
I have to say it's so nice seeing Steve Morse's sheer look of delight watching Joe and Zak do their solos in Down the Road. He's at the pinnacle of guitar players, and yet he really appreciates good musicians and finds things to appreciate and learn from with nearly anyone he plays with. Everyone who has worked with him says that.
I'm an Italian fan of Kansas. The most underrated rock band in history! They made "CLASSICAL ROCK" in literally sense, a mix of rock and sinfonic music. One track for example: "The Pinnacle", really unbelievable
Fact: Phil CREATED Kansas. I know he has had recent health issues but... if he says it's Kansas... it's Kansas. (Billy Greer has been there for 39 years!!) Everyone else in the lineup became what they are directly BECAUSE of Kansas. We spent our musical lives learning at the feet of Livgren. No posers on that stage. Everyone on that stage learned, lived and prayed for the chance to continue the legacy.
Thanks! I use a little mini tripod that I put my phone on instead of trying to hold it with my hand. Helps keep it steadier and avoids fatigue. Then try and rest the tripod on my leg. Fortunately had a nice spot where I can keep my phone at chest level and not obscure anyone’s sight sitting behind me. I need to upgrade my phone soon though.
This to me is the greatest band ever, I went in I think it was 96 or 97 in St. Louis and they put on the greatest concert ever. They're one of very few bands I would buy a live CD of, and I'm not a fan of live CD's, that's how great Kansas is.
This is awesome getting used to seeing bands with only one original member who cares if they can play the songs and keep the spirit of the band alive! Saw the eagles in October 2023 and going to see Uriah heep in may in Cleveland Ohio unfortunately they are not playing in my city so I really appreciate this upload 😊
And just noticed no rich Williams I'm 60 and getting old sucks oh well saw the original 6 in 1980 audio visions tour and with a orchestra in 1999 so I am blessed to have seen them!!¡
Hmmm...apparently you have a hard time reading the big a$$ sign behind the band because, oh great judge of all things musical, this is most CERTAINLY Kansas!
Though not one original member is on this stage in the first half, the music is SPOT ON. This music transcends the hands that originally played it. Kansas has effectively insured it's legacy by investing into players that can effectively carry it into the future. Go ahead, call it a tribute band, I don't care. This impeccable echo of what has endured for 50 years is all I need. Well done. Carry on, Wayward Sons.
@@Rockandrollgeerage Rich was sick and Zak Rivzi filled in on guitar and Phil Ehart hurt his arm last year and so has been playing a reduced set (only the second half).
Zak Rizvi He played on "The Prelude Implicit" 2016 and "The Absence of Presence" 2020 Rich was ill and could not make the Florida gigs Welcome back Zak
@@photeoreels Yes, when he is over the flu. Some time back, in light of Covid, each player secured a backup to step in should they get sick to avoid cancelling shows. For example, Jerome Mazza is Ronnie Platt's backup, Kyle Henderson is Billy's. Rich has zero plans on retiring at this point.
@@ModernDayWarrior2112it's Eric Holmquist. The drummers son who I played with in Chicago. Neil Holmquist. Funny that Neil was a better drummer then his son
@@DanielGonzalez-eq4ow Eric Holmquist was drum tech for Kansas. He fills in now and then. Just look him up. I played with Eric's dad Neil while in Chicago.
Richard got sick, Zac happened t be in Clearwater. If you noticed, Zac played all Richard’s parts! After this show, Zac returned to the band for good. Glad to have him back! A new album is on the horizon! Tribute bands DO NOT record new albums.
00:00 Belexes / Lightning's Hand
07:29 Point of Know Return
11:05 piano intro-
11:52 Play the Game Tonight
16:10 Fight Fire with Fire
20:32 Icarus - Borne on Wings of Steel
27:00 Icarus II
34:31 [band intros]
36:27 Throwing Mountains
43:04 A Glimpse of Home
49:14 The Pinnacle
59:11 People of the South Wind
1:04:27 Dust in the Wind
1:08:28 Reason to Be
1:12:30 Lonely Wind
1:18:28 Song for America
1:29:35 Can I Tell You
1:33:32 Hold On
1:38:33 Down the Road
1:37:22 [introducing Steve Morse]
1:45:07 The Wall
1:54:45 Miracles Out of Nowhere
1:58:34 [encore break]
2:00:13 Carry On Wayward Son
2:06:26 [band takes a bow]
Thank you my friend!
@@ModernDayWarrior2112 Thank you for sharing!
I am confident that the spirit of KANSAS will be carried on forever, even if the members change! From a Japanese fan for 50 years.
I love how music can bring people together. Kansas is not the same group without Steve Walsh and Robbie. The classic lineup was the best but the revised lineup is still great. Carry On!
At what point does a band become a cover band.
What a wonderful show they put on...thanks for filming it and uploading!!
Was there. Amazing! Thanks to my Bro for the link!
So glad Zak is back, even for a short time!!
Back permanently!
@@cherylwurtz3787 what have you heard?
Back starting the 26th. Announced On the Kansas facebook page.
loved this band when i was much younger. so inspiring to see and hear it now. time warp back in the old days. i didn‘t say good old days!
I have to say it's so nice seeing Steve Morse's sheer look of delight watching Joe and Zak do their solos in Down the Road. He's at the pinnacle of guitar players, and yet he really appreciates good musicians and finds things to appreciate and learn from with nearly anyone he plays with. Everyone who has worked with him says that.
I'm an Italian fan of Kansas. The most underrated rock band in history! They made "CLASSICAL ROCK" in literally sense, a mix of rock and sinfonic music. One track for example: "The Pinnacle", really unbelievable
Fact: Phil CREATED Kansas. I know he has had recent health issues but... if he says it's Kansas... it's Kansas. (Billy Greer has been there for 39 years!!) Everyone else in the lineup became what they are directly BECAUSE of Kansas. We spent our musical lives learning at the feet of Livgren. No posers on that stage. Everyone on that stage learned, lived and prayed for the chance to continue the legacy.
Just got back from seeing them in Toledo Ohio. Awesome show!
Thanks for filming & putting this, great job on the steady film hand, The band sounding excellent
Thanks! I use a little mini tripod that I put my phone on instead of trying to hold it with my hand. Helps keep it steadier and avoids fatigue. Then try and rest the tripod on my leg. Fortunately had a nice spot where I can keep my phone at chest level and not obscure anyone’s sight sitting behind me. I need to upgrade my phone soon though.
Good Job Sir
This to me is the greatest band ever, I went in I think it was 96 or 97 in St. Louis and they put on the greatest concert ever. They're one of very few bands I would buy a live CD of, and I'm not a fan of live CD's, that's how great Kansas is.
Ronnie really came into his own. Gets better every show.
My band since I saw them the day before John Brown was released, March 1974.
This is awesome getting used to seeing bands with only one original member who cares if they can play the songs and keep the spirit of the band alive! Saw the eagles in October 2023 and going to see Uriah heep in may in Cleveland Ohio unfortunately they are not playing in my city so I really appreciate this upload 😊
And just noticed no rich Williams I'm 60 and getting old sucks oh well saw the original 6 in 1980 audio visions tour and with a orchestra in 1999 so I am blessed to have seen them!!¡
It's about the timeless music of Kansas.
@@johnpage735... at what point are they a COVER BAND
@markjones4403 I seen em 18 times... now, it's a cover band.
@@TRUMP-2024-MAGA exactly, next they will have one original member who only plays for half the show. It gets totally ludicrous after a while.
Phil did the second half of the show. He still has chops!!!
its like watching Australian Kansas
That’s not Kansas! WTF
Hmmm...apparently you have a hard time reading the big a$$ sign behind the band because, oh great judge of all things musical, this is most CERTAINLY Kansas!
Though not one original member is on this stage in the first half, the music is SPOT ON. This music transcends the hands that originally played it. Kansas has effectively insured it's legacy by investing into players that can effectively carry it into the future. Go ahead, call it a tribute band, I don't care. This impeccable echo of what has endured for 50 years is all I need. Well done. Carry on, Wayward Sons.
Why no original members during the first half??
@@Rockandrollgeerage Rich was sick and Zak Rivzi filled in on guitar and Phil Ehart hurt his arm last year and so has been playing a reduced set (only the second half).
@ericmphillippe wow, I would of been pissed paying to see Kansas and getting a cover band. False advertisement.
Not one original member on stage! I might as well form a band with the people next door and call ourselves the Beatles! Beyond ridiculous.
@@Rockandrollgeerage it's a tribute act $$$$$
Phil Ehart grande batterista ❤
Si.
Fantastico l'ho conosciuto grazie a Steve Hackett...We Love Kansas!!!
@@BenedettoMarcello846 sei stato fortunato amico mio
Morse was introduced BEFORE "Down the Road"
Who is that on guitar? That's not Rich Williams.
Zak Rizvi
He played on "The Prelude Implicit" 2016 and "The Absence of Presence" 2020
Rich was ill and could not make the Florida gigs
Welcome back Zak
Will he be back on the tour..??
@@photeoreels Yes, when he is over the flu. Some time back, in light of Covid, each player secured a backup to step in should they get sick to avoid cancelling shows. For example, Jerome Mazza is Ronnie Platt's backup, Kyle Henderson is Billy's. Rich has zero plans on retiring at this point.
@@merlin5729 I selfishly asked because I have tickets to see them in early May..
Thank you for the info..
@@photeoreels You're welcome. Enjoy the show!
That’s not Phil on the drums is it????
He comes out in the second half.
@@ModernDayWarrior2112it's Eric Holmquist. The drummers son who I played with in Chicago. Neil Holmquist. Funny that Neil was a better drummer then his son
@@gregoryschleitwiler9601 sorry, i dont understand you
@@DanielGonzalez-eq4ow Eric Holmquist was drum tech for Kansas. He fills in now and then. Just look him up. I played with Eric's dad Neil while in Chicago.
How's the new fiddle player working out?
Exceptional. As are most the replacements.
Dude is astounding...it's ridiculous the level of musicianship on the stage now...and that is no disrespect to the original band at all.
Heh, you were one row down and about a dozen seats to my left :D
This is basically a tribute act.
If you put out albums as great as The Prelude Implicit and The Absence of Presence you are hardly a tribute act. So basically you are wrong.
@@brianmccarthy8595 and you, sir, are 100% correct!!
Wow not one original member on stage
Phil Ehart played the second set.
Where's Rich Williams?
Cover band charging real band prices...
Where is Richard Williams?
Richard got sick, Zac happened t be in Clearwater. If you noticed, Zac played all Richard’s parts! After this show, Zac returned to the band for good. Glad to have him back! A new album is on the horizon! Tribute bands DO NOT record new albums.
In Italia 🇮🇹???????????🇮🇹
Nothing like the originals!!!!!!!!!!
So -zero- original members. Phil Ehart not there, Rich Williams ill. This is the new generation folks. Odd but understandable.
Phil played the second half of this show. But I get the sentiment.
COVER BAND !!!
Ok boomer
@@lukejames6208 Well said!