Watch Steve Earle

Steve Earle performing live at Factory Theatre, Sydney from April 2012. Set list: (0:00) Waitin' On The Sky; (4:05) Gulf Of Mexico ; (9:11) City Of Immigrants; (15:36) My Old Friend The Blues; (17:58) Someday; (22:08) Tom Ames' Prayer; (26:12) God Is God; (29:52) Every Part Of Me; (33:05) Taneytown; (37:32) Now She's Gone; (40:55) Goodbye; (46:50) Rex's Blues (Townes Van Zandt)/Ft. Worth Blues; (57:44) Pancho And Lefty (Townes Van Zandt); (1:02:44) South Nashville Blues; (1:06:24) Little Emperor; (1:09:14) Dixieland; (1:15:51) The Galway Girl; (1:19:43) The Mountain; (1:28:30) Thinkin' About Burning It Down; (1:33:01) Intro to The Devil's Right Hand; (1:38:28) The Devil's Right Hand; (1:41:12) Copperhead Road; (1:45:45) Crowd call for encore/Monologue 1; (1:47:00) Jerusalem; (1:57:50) Guitar Town;

Few artists can command attentive listening quite the way roots-rock renegade Steve Earle can. Maybe it's the authentic way he conveys the plight of the little guy through his politically charged lyrics, or perhaps it's that his rustic vocals carry the familiar air of a close friend.
Either way, when the bespectacled alt-country legend took to the stage at The Factory Theatre armed with just his bouzouki and larger-than-life attitude, every ear in the place was in the palm of his hand right from the get-go.
Planting himself by the microphone in front of a hushed crowd, Earle kicked off proceedings with the sprightly "Waitin' For The Sky to Fall". "Didn't know that I was gonna live this long now, I am sitting on top Of The world," he bellowed, and when you consider how the man has used up more lives than a three-legged cat and still seems so full of spirit, there is no reason he shouldn't be.
Similarly, Earle has never been one to lyrically shy from the environmental and political issues plaguing the world today, and rounded off his rhythmic sea-shanty "Gulf Of Mexico"- a song wouldn't seem out-of-place somewhere on The Pogues' back catalog - with his frank, honest opin

Steve Earle is a 2012 musical with a runtime of 2 hours.