Webster Hall welcomed Margo Price and her band this past Thursday, February 19, for a stop on their Wild at Heart Tour, which first kicked off late last year.
Fresh off a Best Traditional Country Album nomination at the 2026 GRAMMYs for Hard Headed Woman, the outlaw country star delivered an over an hour long set to a packed crowd of fans. Opening the show was California’s Pearl Charles. Joined by Michael Rault on guitar and vocals, the duo performed a forty-minute set of 70’s-inspired cosmic country originals. The duo also treated the audience to a few unreleased songs planned for a later release.
At 9 pm, Margo and her band took the stage to “People Have The Power” by Patti Smith. They then kicked into “About To Find Out,” a fan favorite from Price’s debut album, Midwest Farmer’s Daughter. Price’s band features a selection of Nashville’s best musicians, including Sean Thompson on lead guitar, Logan Ledger on guitar and vocals, Alec Newman on bass, and Brandon Combs on drums. Throughout portions of their set, they were joined by Jeremy Ivey—Price’s husband—who added harmonica, guitar, and additional vocals.
Thursday’s audience was also treated to several covers honoring legends such as George Jones, Waylon Jennings, and Blaze Foley, along with two by Bob Dylan. Jeremy Ivey joined Price for a poignant duet of Dylan’s “The Times They Are A-Changin’,” while the band closed the evening with a rousing rendition of “Maggie’s Farm.”
Margo and her band continue their US tour through March with various support.
Margo Price – Webster Hall – Thursday, February 19
Setlist: About to Find Out, Wild at Heart, Red Eye Flight, Don’t Wake Me Up, Close To You, Love Me Like You Used To Do, Tennessee Song, Keep a Picture, Prelude (Hard Headed Woman), Don’t Let The Bastards Get You Down, I Just Don’t Give a damn (George Jones cover), All The Wine In California, Edge of Darkness, The Times They Are A-Changin’ (Bob Dylan cover), Kissing You Goodbye (Waylon Jennings cover), Hurtin’ (On The Bottle), Oval Room (Blaze Foley cover), Maggie’s Farm (Bob Dylan cover)
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