Last night, the Acoustic Planet tour continued through the southeast, making a stop at Baltimore, MDs Pier Six Pavilion. Once again Marc Broussard invited Jake Cinninger onstage for the final two songs of his set, before offering a full-band segue into Umphreys McGees The Bottom Half. Later in Umphreys McGees set, Bela Fleck and Futureman appeared on Great American, before Jeff Coffin took the stage with the sextet for Ringo (which segued into the Flecktones set). All of the evenings performers returned during the Flecktones encore for Black Water, Tower of Powers Don’t Change Horses and Stomping Grounds. The Acoustic Planet tour will pickup tomorrow at Atlanta, GAs Chastain Park Amphitheater.
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