Daniel Caesar | Son of Spergy Tour @ Calgary (near-full concert)

TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 - Violent Crimes (070 Shake) 1:19 - A word from Daniel 2:25 - Rain Down 6:56 - Call On Me 10:11 - Have A Baby (With Me) 14:28 - Choir singing (with elements of Rain Down) 16:42 - Who Knows 21:05 - CYANIDE 27:46 - Japanese Denim 32:15 - Transform (special request) 37:20 - Many Rivers To Cross (cover; partial video) 38:36 - Ball & Chain (unreleased; partial video) 39:55 - Loose 41:57 - Best Part 46:09 - Always 50:30 - Sign of the Times (partial video) 52:59 - Please Do Not Lean 58:13 - Moon (partial video) 59:29 - Sins Of The Father (partial video) 1:01:39 - Superpowers (encore, i think) This is a near-full video of Daniel Caesar performing in Calgary at the Scotiabank Saddledome for his Son of Spergy tour on August 14, 2026. Being there, especially with floor tickets too was so surreal. Just seeing him that up close was just something. Even when I was sitting down, I could still see him singing. I was feeling it the most during Japanese Denim and Moon, while the dude beside me was crying his ass off to Always lol. 10/10 experience for sure. My apologies for anyone who's favorite DC songs are Sign of the Times, Moon and Sins of the Father, as the videos are incomplete (same with Many Rivers to Cross and Ball & Chain). Dopamine (unreleased) and Touching God were also performed, I don't think I recorded them too. I wasn't too sure if I wanted to record because a ton of people were sitting down (and not singing, lol) so I opted to not record / cut off the recording, although Moon is one of my favorite songs from Son of Spergy, so I wanted to experience him singing it without recording it. The songs were all recorded separately (with the exception of Daniel's first three songs), so ignore the cuts in between the songs. To be honest I wish DC played Baby Blue, Who Hurt You, and Streetcar. Apparently the former and the latter were on the main setlist, and Who Hurt You was performed in Winnipeg (they got spoiled af). Just around the 1:01:30 mark, you can see him mouth "one more?" to his band, so I'm inferring he had to cut it short, and he had enough time to play Superpowers, OR the other, more realistic option, that was the final song planned for the concert. I really thought those songs I mentioned were on the setlist... Smh. Atleast he played Transform. The concert was still wonderful. This video was recorded by me on an iPhone, so apologies for the butt quality, especially from someone sitting in the floor section. If you plan on using parts of this video (or the full video, idk), you are free to do so.