Spin Doctors delivered a high-energy opening performance for Blues Traveler at Marymoor Park in Redmond, WA, the band set an upbeat tone early for the evening.
Lead singer Chris Barron commanded the stage with his signature gangly and goofy physical style. His theatrical gestures and expressive faces kept the crowd focused on the stage from start to finish. Barron maintained a warm, playful dynamic with guitarist Eric Schenkman throughout the performance. The two musicians traded grins and leaned into dynamic visual banter, highlighting a stage chemistry honed over decades of live touring.
The 45-minute set balanced deep cuts alongside well-known hits. Early selections like “Off My Line” and “What Time Is It?” established a steady funk rock groove. Essentials like “Jimmy Olsen’s Blues” and “Little Miss Can’t Be Wrong” drew loud cheers, while tracks such as “More Than She Knows” and “Still a Gorilla” added variety to the set. A standout moment occurred during their rendition of Prince’s “Purple Rain”. The audience joined in for a passionate singalong that filled the venue grounds.
The performance closed on a high note with their signature track “Two Princes”. The final song showcased Schenkman’s crisp guitar work alongside Barron’s spirited vocals
