Phil Lesh receives the key to Port Chester during Halloween Capitol Theatre show

The Grateful Dead’s Phil Lesh‘s home base in the NYC-area is Port Chester’s Capitol Theater, where the Dead played back in the ’70s and where Phil has played 70 times since it reopened in 2012, including for Halloween last night. At last night’s show, Port Chester Deputy Mayor and Trustee Luis Marino presented Phil with a ceremonial key to the Village of Port Chester. That’s Phil pictured above with the key.

At the show last night, Phil was joined by his Terrapin Family Band, Nicki Bluhm, Robert Randolph, Rob Barraco, and the Preservation Hall Jazz Band, and most of the musicians were in costume for the occasion. They did a ton of Dead faves, including “Sugar Magnolia,” “Sugaree,” “Playing in the Band,” “Mountains of the Moon,” and “Uncle John’s Band,” and the Preservation Hall Jazz Dand did their own mini set too. Check out the setlist (via Jambase) and some videos from the show, below.

Phil Lesh @ Capitol Theatre – 10/31/17 Setlist
Set One: The Golden Road (To Unlimited Devotion) (AK), Stagger Lee (RJ), How Sweet It Is (NB), The Mountain Song (PL/GL), Candyman (AK), Tore Up Over You (NB), Old Man (GL), The Apartment Song (RJ) > Sugar Magnolia (GL)

Set Two: Werewolves Of London (RJ), Love The One You’re With (NB), Monster Mash (RJ), Fire On The Mountain (NB), Sugaree (NB)

[Preservation Hall Jazz Band mini-set]

Set Two (cont.) Bad Moon Rising (AK) > Playing In The Band (GL) > Mountains Of The Moon (PL) > Uncle John’s Band (All)

Encore: Samson And Delilah