Black Crowes & Whiskey Myers End Southern Hospitality Tour At Shoreline

By Nate Todd Aug 21, 2026 • 11:31 am PDT

The Black Crowes and Whiskey Myers brought their co-headline Southern Hospitality Tour to a close in the Bay Area last night. The show at Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View, California found the bands taking the final spins through their catalogs and offering choice covers.

The 41-date Southern Hospitality Tour kicked off on May 17 and saw the groups criss-crossing the country throughout the summer. Next, The Black Crowes will hop on a run of shows with Guns N’ Roses. Whiskey Myers are set to keep on truckin’ on the West Coast.

The southern rock six-piece from Palestine, Texas got the party started at Shoreline with “Midnight Woman” off their 2025 album, Whomp Whack Thunder.

Whiskey Myers also offered additional favorites such as “John Wayne,” “Bury My Bones,” “Broken Window Serenade” and “Stone.” The band brought their final Southern Hospitality Tour 2026 set to a close with “The Wolf.”

The Black Crowes then took the Shoreline stage and fired things up with the classic “Remedy.” Chris and Rich Robinson then turned to their new album, A Pound of Feathers, with a performance of “Cruel Streak.” The Crowes also performed “Pharmacy Chronicles” from Feathers.

Nine songs into the set, guitarist Rich Robinson stepped to the mic for a rendition of Neil Young‘s “Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere,” before Chris led the band through a string of favorites “Soul Singing,” “She Talks to Angels,” “Thorn in My Pride” and “Twice as Hard.” The Black Crowes closed out The Southern Hospitality Tour 2026 with The Rolling Stones Exile standout “Loving Cup.”

Check out clips from Black Crowes set: