Spoon interpreta un clásico de 1957 junto a Hamilton Leithauser en SummerStage

Spoon actuó en el SummerStage de Central Park el 8 de julio, donde contó con la presencia de Hamilton Leithauser para interpretar una versión del tema de rock de 1957 Bony Moronie.

La banda de Austin subió al escenario en Rumsey Playfield durante la serie de conciertos de la ciudad de Nueva York que celebra su 40º aniversario. El líder Britt Daniel presentó al invitado como un querido amigo y el grupo tocó una versión relajada de Do You, de Spoon, antes de lanzarse con el clásico de Larry Williams.

Leithauser se retiró después de dos canciones y Spoon cerró con una versión de I Can't Give Everything Away, de David Bowie. El repertorio también incluyó temas como The Hardest Cut y Out Go the Lights.

Los teloneros Bodega y Ratboys actuaron al principio de la velada, y Bodega invitó a Daniel al escenario para colaborar en el tema The Fitted Shirt.

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