The Furys were up next, and there was a certain excitement in the room, with several people in the audience wearing Furys T-shirts. This band has been rocking folks since the late 1970s, a glorious institution at this point, and one whose energy and joy don’t seem to have lessened one bit. They kicked off the set with “ICUCMeCU,” and everything was in fantastic motion. That was followed by “Hey Girl, Goodbye,” which had a delicious pop vibe and featured a great vocal performance from Jeff. And then they gave us a fun rendition of “Ghosts Of Princes In Towers,” a song with a good beat. Paolo is a great addition to the band, by the way, not only on drums, but also on backing vocals. The vocal work might have been the most impressive thing about the band’s set last night, and “Ghosts Of Princes In Towers” also contained a fantastic vocal performance. Then, in introducing “Wicked White,” they joked about having written the song in 1947, quickly correcting the date to 1977, Jeff giving the song’s introduction while Cliff switched guitars. Jeff mentioned that at the time technology was taking over, something he didn’t like. Just look where we are now. “Wicked White” was great, a highlight of the set. A video was shot during that number, so keep an eye out for that.