My Morning Jacket Finished Seven-Night Fillmore Residency
The band closed their run on October 11, featuring a guest appearance by Grahame Lesh.
Updated on Oct. 12, 2026 in Reggae
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My Morning Jacket wrapped up a seven-night residency at The Fillmore in San Francisco. The final show featured a notable collaboration with Grahame Lesh.
Why it matters
The residency established a tribute to San Francisco music history by featuring at least one Grateful Dead-associated cover at every performance.
The residency consisted of seven total nights of performances. Whether the band will return to the city for a similar multi-night format in the future remains unknown.
The players
My Morning Jacket
The touring rock band that held a multi-night residency at the historic Fillmore venue.
Grahame Lesh
A musician who performed Grateful Dead songs alongside the band during the final show.
Jim James
The lead singer of My Morning Jacket who played the Alligator guitar during the final concert.
The details
During the final concert, the band performed a cover of Sly & The Family Stone's Thank You (Falettinme Be Mice Elf Agin) and George Harrison's Isn't It A Pity, marking the first time the group has played those songs since 2017 and 2014, respectively. Grahame Lesh joined the band to perform Sugar Magnolia and Box Of Rain, the latter of which was played as an acoustic duet. During the performance of Sugar Magnolia, frontman Jim James utilized the Alligator guitar.
Timeline
October 3, 2026: The band began their residency at The Fillmore.
October 11, 2026: The residency concluded with a final performance.
January 29, 2014: The last time the band performed Isn't It A Pity.
December 31, 2017: The last time the band performed Thank You (Falettinme Be Mice Elf Agin).
Across the Bay
My Morning Jacket's run follows the pattern of long-form residencies at the Fillmore venue. It extends the history of touring acts utilizing multi-night stays at the iconic local stage to explore extended catalogs and guest collaborations.
The week-long residency at The Fillmore has concluded, meaning standard traffic patterns near the venue are expected to return to normal. Residents should check the concert calendar for future late-night event schedules.
The takeaway
Fans of local music history should keep an eye on The Fillmore's calendar for similar multi-night residencies that often bring unique guest performers. Note the return of rare covers to the band's setlist, as these tracks may appear in future tour dates.
Further reading
For more on the local music scene and upcoming concerts, see Reggae.
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