DISC ONE
SET ONE
Intro
(1:07)
Will Run
(9:53)
City Funk
(6:19)
Bootch Magoo
(14:46)
Beauregard
(9:22)
Shirley
(12:23)
Circumstance
(13:25)
Hannah Can
(8:57)
DISC TWO
Clamslide
(8:46)
Welcome To The Donkey Show
(14:58)
Said And Done
(8:18)
ENCORE
Botz
(13:56)
The group formed in 2000 with original keyboard player Marc Scortino and released their first studio effort "Shed Tech" a year later. In 2002 Scortino left the band and was replaced by Todd Stoops. Along with Chris Michetti (Guitar), Jay Burwick (Bass) and Greg Stukey (Drums) the band would release their second album "Carbohydrates Are The Enemy" later in the year and embark on their first national tour. The quartet has played Tennessee's Bonnaroo Music Festival, California's High Sierra Music Festival, Wakarusa Music and Camping Festival, Florida's Langerado Music Festival, New York's moe.down and Camp Bisco Festival, Massachusett's Berkshire Mountain Music Festival, and Massachusetts Garden of Eden Festival[citation needed]. In 2006 Harmonized Records signed RAQ and helped release their third studio album "Ton These". 2013's return of Raq featured Adrian Tramantano on Drums.
Music[edit]
Glide Magazine says, "They've invented the concept of jambands even having an old school style to bring back in the first place."[1]
Touring[edit]
In its first national tour in 2002, the quartet played in front of thousands at many of North America's musical festivals including Tennessee's Bonnaroo Music Festival, California's High Sierra Music Festival, Wakarusa Music and Camping Festival, Florida's Langerado Music Festival, New York's moe.down, Massachusett's Berkshire Mountain Music Festival, and Vermont's Garden of Eden Festival[citation needed]. The band has also appeared at venues such as the Great American Music Hall in San Francisco and the Knitting Factory in New York City. RAQ completed a tour of Colorado performing in front of sold out crowds in Telluride, Denver and Breckenridge[citation needed].
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