The Allman Brothers Band closed their two-night run at Boston, MA’s Bank of America Pavilion last night. Much like Tuesday’s show, several guests sat in with The Allman Brothers Band during their two-set show. Near the end of their first set, Miles Davis saxophonist Bill Evans sat in on “Hot’ Lanta.” He remained onstage as percussionist Eguie Castrillo emerged for “Southbound.” Then, during their second set harp player James Montgomery sat in on “Statesboro Blues.” Evans returned at the end of The Allman Brothers Band’s second set for the end of “Mountain Jam,” the song which bookended the band’s set. Also of note, The Allmans busted out “Blue Sky” for the first time this summer. Warren Haynes handled lead vocals on the Dickey Betts classic (Gregg Allman has song the number most of the times the ABB have played the song since Betts parted ways with the band.)

The Allman Brothers Band will host their first Peach Music Festival this weekend.

Here’s a look at last night’s setlist via The Allman Brothers Band’s homepage

Wednesday, August 8, Bank of America Pavilion, Boston, MA

Set 1: Don’t Want You No More > Not My Cross To Bear, Done Somebody Wrong, Come and Go Blues, The Sky Is Crying, Hot’Lanta>All Along The Watchtower>Hot’Lanta*, Southbound**, Dreams

Set 2: Mountain Jam> Blue Sky, Statesboro Blues***, Worried Down with The Blues, No One To Run With, Midnight Rider > Mountain Jam Reprise*

E: Whipping Post

(*) with Bill Evans on sax
(**) with Eguie Castrillo on percussion and Bill Evans on sax
(***) with James Montgomery on harp