Tracy started his show with a new song that I don't know, then went into "Better Man, Better Off." Like I did for Mark, I didn't write down much that he said during the show.
Tracy dedicated "Lessons Learned to all the fathers in the audience. Then, said the next song was one of his favorites, and remarked that there is nothing prettier than twin fiddles in a song. The song was "Is That a Tear."
Next was I See It Now, and then "Time Marches On," "Runnin' Behind," and Joe and Mark came out to sing on "Renegades, Rebels and Rogues."
Tracy's final song was "If the Good Die Young," and Joe and Mark helped him sing.
Here's Tracy's full set list:
- Unknown new song
- Better Man, Better Off
- Lessons Learned
- Is That a Tear
- I See It Now
- Time Marches On
- Runnin' Behind
- Renegades, Rebels and Rogues
- If The Good Die Young
After this, they all left the stage to a standing ovation. Shortly after this the stagehands came out with three stools and the guys returned to sing some more songs.
During this part of the show the guys alternated singing parts of their hits, starting with Tracy singing "Alibis." Joe sang "Home." Mark sang "Old Country." Tracy sang "Sticks and Stones." Joe sang "Is it Cold In Here, or is it Me." Mark sang "Brother Jukebox. Tracy sang "My Second Home Has Become My First. Joe sang "If You Want Me To" Lastly, Mark sang "Almost Goodbye."
From here the guys broke into their theme song for the tour once more and signed autographs and shook hands with the people in the front, and then left for the night.
This has to be one of the best shows out there. Especially if you are a traditional country fan. I highly recommend everyone go see it. You won't be sorry.
Rockin' Roadhouse Tour | Joe Diffie's show
Mark Chesnutt's show | Tracy Lawrence's show
