At 9:00 pm, Peach Pit took the stage, opening with the title track from their new album Magpie, and hyped up the crowd with a headbanging-worthy performance.  This was the band's 2nd ever time playing in Milwaukee; the last time was in 2018, the same year that their first full-length album was released.  Peach Pit front man Neil Smith introduced the song “Give Up Baby Go” by asking the crowd if anyone had had 10 or 12 beers tonight.  He then opened up about how it has been 7 years since he last drank.  While talking, he noticed that an audience member in the pit was having a moment and possibly passing out.  Smith checked in with the audience member to make sure they were okay before saying that the next song was about “getting fucked up” and dedicated it to “Passy Out McGoo”.  Peach Pit continued the show by playing some older songs from their album Being So Normal, including “Alrighty Aphrodite”, “Private Presley”, and the title track from the album.  Smith engaged with the audience again in a comedic way by saying that he likes to lock eyes with people in the audience who are singing the words so they get visibly flustered.  Peach Pit exited the stage after playing “Private Presley”, but shortly came back on for an encore.  Smith kicked off the encore by playing Peach Pit solo and telling the story behind how the band formed 10 years ago.  The band closed the show with the crowd favorite “Tommy’s Party”.

These 3 artists' styles blended seamlessly for an entertaining evening of amazing music.  The “Long Hair, Long Life Tour” continues through June 26th in the United States and Canada.  I highly recommend catching this tour in a city near you before it wraps up.