The Goo Goo Dolls’ John Rzeznik Live in the Medium Sized Backyard

John Rzeznik’s still got it. The Goo Goo Dolls’ founder and frontman is 40 years deep into a life in music and still performs with the passion and poise that his songs deserve, whether the audience is a packed stadium or quiet backyard. This is a special solo acoustic set that surveys the band's catalog, including early recording “Two Days in February,” 1995’s “Name,” which John calls “the first song I had ever written that was a hit,” and 2002 'Gutterflower' single “Sympathy.” Closing with the mega-hit “Iris,” he states simply:“Everybody knows this song.” In the backyard, John also embraces his role as an elder statesman, imparting advice and telling the stories behind the songs you know from the first few chords—whether you know you know them or you’ve simply soaked them in from car radios and karaoke bar singalongs. Thanks to ‪@marshall‬ for the amps and equipment. SETLIST 0:00 - Intro 1:42 - “Name” (A Boy Named Goo, 1995) 5:28 - “Sympathy” (Gutterflower, 2002) 9:20 - “Two Days in February” (Hold Me Up, 1990) 12:35 - “Iris” (Dizzy Up The Girl, 1998) Check out more of Pigeons & Planes here: http://pigeonsandplanes.com/   / pigsandplans     / pigsandplans     / pigsandplans     / pigsandplans   Pigeons & Planes videos dig deeper into the artists who matter. We highlight the best new music and bring you interviews, music videos, and live performances by the artists you love and the rising acts who will shape the future.