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Dr. Dog In Concert From World Cafe

  • Toby Leaman (left, front) picks up an acoustic guitar while performing with Dr. Dog.
    Toby Leaman (left, front) picks up an acoustic guitar while performing with Dr. Dog.
    Joe del Tufo/WXPN
  • Dr. Dog in concert.
    Dr. Dog in concert.
    Joe del Tufo/WXPN
  • Scott McMicken of Dr. Dog.
    Scott McMicken of Dr. Dog.
    Joe del Tufo/WXPN
  • Frank McElroy of Dr. Dog.
    Frank McElroy of Dr. Dog.
    Joe del Tufo/WXPN
  • Toby Leaman of Dr. Dog.
    Toby Leaman of Dr. Dog.
    Joe del Tufo/WXPN
  • The crowd at XPN's Live Friday Free at Noon concert.
    The crowd at XPN's Live Friday Free at Noon concert.
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Dr. Dog In Concert

January 27, 2012The free-wheeling band is touring in support of its forthcoming album Be the Void, out Feb. 7.

Philadelphia's Dr. Dog has drawn glowing comparisons to legendary groups — The Beatles, Pavement, Guided by Voices — across the spectrum of rock. Formed in 1999 as a side project of another band, the group soon became a local favorite, eventually breaking out after touring with My Morning Jacket's Jim James in 2004.

Dr. Dog's subsequent albums achieved critical success; on Fate, the group recalled elements of psychedelic pop, while on Shame, Shame it embraces the slacker rock of the early '90s. The band's next record, Be the Void, comes out on Feb. 7. Hear Dr. Dog preview its new record live in concert from WXPN and World Cafe Live.

Set List
  • "That Old Black Hole"
  • "These Days"
  • "How Long Must I Wait"
  • "Warrior Man"
  • "Lonesome"
  • "Over Here, Over There"
  • "Vampire"
  • "Do The Trick"

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