Andy Frasco and the UN: A Night of Musical Mayhem and Heartfelt Moments at Dewey Beach

By Dan Rozman

Photos by Mark Raker

Andy Frasco and the UN ignited the Bottle and Cork on August 7th, treating the 21+ crowd to an electrifying 18-song set. The high-energy blend of originals and covers held the packed Dewey Beach venue captive.

Frasco’s performance was more than just a fun stage show and music. Sharing deeply personal stories, including his mother’s battle with cancer and his struggles with depression, the frontman created a raw and intimate connection with the audience. His candidness about mental health and the importance of community resonated deeply. Hits like “Love All of Me” and “Mature as F*ck” were interspersed with unexpected covers of Led Zeppelin and Garth Brooks, showcasing the band’s versatility.

Opening act Nick Greeley and the Operators warmed up the crowd with their own energetic set. Greeley expressed his appreciation for Frasco’s support of fellow musicians, highlighting the strong sense of camaraderie in the music scene.

The night reached its emotional peak when Frasco dedicated “Friends in Low Places” to a recently departed fan, a poignant reminder of the profound bond between the band and their listeners.

Beyond the music, the show was a vibrant celebration of community. Frasco and the UN’s ability to create such a powerful, shared experience is a testament to their talent and genuine connection with their fans. Anyone seeking a high-energy, emotionally charged live show should add Andy Frasco to their wish list.