The Black Crowes, the Grammy- and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame–nominated rock band, revisit their celebrated 1994 album Amorica in a new episode of Recorded Live At Analog, presented by United Family of Cards from Chase. The PBS series, filmed at Analog in Nashville, features live performances across genres like rock, Americana, country, and jazz.
Led by brothers Chris and Rich Robinson, The Black Crowes brought Amorica to the Analog stage for episode seven of the show’s second season, performing for a small crowd of fans and United Cardmembers seated just a few feet from the stage. The group shared personal stories behind the songs and delivered the album in full, performing standout tracks like “Wiser Time,” “P. 25 London,” “A Conspiracy,” and more. Frontman Chris Robinson’s commanding vocals paired with the band’s deep rhythm-and-blues grooves brought the music vividly to life. The set closed with an encore of the Southern rock favorite “Remedy.”
The performance celebrates the 30th anniversary of Amorica, which returns November 14 as a deluxe remastered edition featuring seven previously unreleased recordings. Fans can stream the concert for free on YouTube starting Thursday, October 16. National television broadcasts will follow on public television stations, with local listings available for viewing times. The episode was produced by iMaggination Inc., presented on public television by WNPT Nashville PBS, and directed by Pat Heaphy / LCM247.
Chris Robinson reflected on revisiting the classic record, saying: “Revisiting Amorica in Nashville felt like coming home… A chance to reconnect with a record that defined a chapter for us. It was great to be able to share it with fans in a way that felt so personal.”
Recorded Live At Analog showcases performances filmed inside Analog at Nashville’s Hutton Hotel, just steps away from Music Row. The venue is designed to foster a close bond between artists and their audience, featuring top-tier acoustics and an intimate atmosphere that captures the heart of Nashville’s creative energy. From renowned performers to rising talent, the Analog stage continues to serve as a cornerstone of the city’s vibrant live music scene.
For decades, The Black Crowes have remained one of rock and roll’s most enduring acts — defined by their raw energy, soulful swagger, and timeless sound. Since their reunion in 2019, the Robinson brothers have reignited the chemistry that made them a global force, performing more than 150 shows across 20 countries. Their career has been marked by classic albums, legendary tours, and a relentless passion for authentic rock and roll.
Recently, the band earned their first Grammy nomination in over 30 years for Happiness Bastards in the “Best Rock Album” category and received a 2025 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame nomination. Earlier this year, they celebrated the 25th anniversary of their historic collaboration with Jimmy Page by reissuing Jimmy Page & The Black Crowes: Live At The Greek.
Through decades of evolution and accolades, The Black Crowes continue to hold fast to their roots — gritty, soulful, and unapologetically real. No gloss, no glitter — just rock and roll at its purest form.
