Umphrey’s McGee tipped their cap to the late Soundgarden frontman Chris Cornell last night in Norfolk, VA as they returned to the road with a debut cover of Temple of the Dog’s “Hunger Strike.”

The song, played in the middle of “Der Bluten Kat,” was the major early hit for the supergroup Temple of the Dog, which came together in the wake of Mother Love Bone frontman Andrew Wood’s death. Cornell, Wood’s longtime roommate, teamed up with the members of Pearl Jam for a tribute record that they would tour around 25 years later.

Watch the full performance from Umphrey’s here.

Here’s a look at the setlist as it appears in our Box Scores section:

Umphrey’s McGee
The NorVa Norfolk, VA

Set I: Bathing Digits > Rocker 2, Miami Virtue > North Route > Example 1, Power of Soul > Mulches Odyssey

Set II: Der Bluten Kat > Hunger Strike* > Der Bluten Kat, Booth Love, Spires > We’re Going to War, 2nd Self > All in Time

Enc: Hajimemashite > Glory > Hajimemashite

Notes: *Debut (Temple of the Dog, written by the late Chris Cornell)

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