By the end of вЂњS.O.B.,вЂќ the crowd's voices almost overpowered the music while Rateliff knelt in front of the stage with a single light illuminating his face. Jon Solomon That energy soared through the venue with вЂњI Need Never Get Old,вЂќ as the crowd clapped along, maybe harder than any of us have clapped before.until fans took it up a notch for вЂњS.O.B.,вЂќ singing along to the songвЂ™s вЂњoh oh oh's. Things kept intensifying during вЂњIntro,вЂќ as Rateliff slapped the tambourine in time to the band's upbeat vigorous soul, fueled by Luke MossmanвЂ™s staccato chords, Joseph PopeвЂ™s pulsing bass and Patrick MeeseвЂ™s syncopated drumming. We were all part of something much bigger than ourselves, something not quite tangible but that felt good - really fucking good.ДЄnd whatever that feeling was, it just kept getting better and more powerful, with the band giving more and the crowd throwing it right back at the stage. Everyone was on their feet, hands raised and clapping. The band and the crowd fed off each other's energy, particularly about three-quarters of the way into the set, when the group played the chugging, hard-hitting new single вЂњSurvivor,вЂќ one of five new cuts that will drop on the upcoming album The Future, slated for a November 5 release on Stax Records.ДЄs the band launched into the upbeat, funky soul of вЂњCoolinвЂ™ Out,вЂќ the energy elevated. The Night Sweats also played a sixth show last September to a totally empty Red Rocks for the virtual UnpausedВ festival.Д¬learly, performing at a sold-out Red Rocks Monday night was a completely different experience. The 9,500 person venue was packed - quite different from his record-setting five shows in a row he played in 2020, when the crowd was limited to 175 a night.В At those gigs, he was celebratingВ his solo album And ItвЂ™s Still Alright, and many of the performances have been memorialized on his newly released live album, Red Rocks 2020.

'ItвЂ™s a nice change of pace to see all your faces.вЂќ 'The last time, we played here for no one - literally, for no one,' said Nathaniel Rateliff, Monday night, a few songs into the first of his three-show Red Rocks run with his band the Night Sweats.

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