Koe Wetzel’s ‘Live From The Damn Near Normal Tour’ Album Arrives For ‘Koe Wetzel Day’
Koe Wetzel is dropping his brand new album, Live from the Damn Near Normal Tour, tomorrow (Feb. 28) just in time for the annual “Koe Wetzel Day” celebration.
The 13-track live album captures the raw, raucous energy of Wetzel’s 2024 “Damn Near Normal Tour,” featuring live recordings from Colonial Life Arena in South Carolina, the Moody Center in Austin and Dickies Arena in Fort Worth. Available digitally and for preorder as a 2LP Opaque White Vinyl, the album includes a set list stacked with songs such as the Platinum, five-week No. 1 “High Road,” Platinum “Sweet Dreams” and Gold “Damn Near Normal” from his album 9 Lives, plus catalog fan-favorites such as “Austin,” “Love” and the iconic “February 28, 2016.”
To mark the occasion of the unofficial holiday made famous by that song, Wetzel’s own Riot Room will host a massive Koe Wetzel Day block party this Friday (Feb. 28) complete with a Raising Cane’s food truck, drink specials and much more. The origins of Koe Wetzel Day date back to the aforementioned February 28, 2016, when a legendary night out turned into an infamous moment in Koe Wetzel lore that now serves as an annual rallying point. As an added celebration of the day, Wetzel is giving back to the fans with 28% off his entire online store for the full 24 hours, including vinyl and a fresh merch drop.
Wetzel has upcoming performances at SXSW on March 13 and Stagecoach on April 26 before hitting the road with Hardy and Morgan Wallen this summer.
Live from the Damn Near Normal Tour Track List:
1. “Twister” – Live from Dickies Arena, Fort Worth, TX
2. “9 Lives (Black Cat)” – Live from Dickies Arena, Fort Worth, TX
3. “April Showers” – Live from Dickies Arena, Fort Worth, TX
4. “Sundy or Mundy” – Live from Colonial Life Arena, Columbia, SC
5. “Austin” – Live from Moody Center, Austin, TX
6. “Good Times” – Live from Moody Center, Austin, TX
7. “Love” – Live from Colonial Life Arena, Columbia, SC
8. “Sweet Dreams” – Live from Colonial Life Arena, Columbia, SC
9. “Casamigos” – Live from Colonial Life Arena, Columbia, SC
10. “February 28, 2016” – Live from Dickies Arena, Fort Worth, TX
11. “Drunk Driving” – Live from Colonial Life Arena, Columbia, SC
12. “Damn Near Normal” – Live from Dickies Arena, Fort Worth, TX
13. “High Road” – Live from Dickies Arena, Fort Worth, TX
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