Article Contributed by Big Hassle Media
Published on 2026-10-19
Photo Credit: Nick Langlois
My Morning Jacket and Fandiem Relics today announced Seven Nights, Seven Colors, an exclusive auction featuring seven stage-worn suits worn by frontman Jim James during the band's recent seven-night rainbow residency at San Francisco's legendary Fillmore. Each suit will be auctioned individually alongside a signed setlist from the night it was worn, giving fans a rare opportunity to own a piece of the band's live history while supporting Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF).
Each night of the residency, held October 3–11, represented a different color of the rainbow, with James wearing a corresponding red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo or violet suit. Worn onstage only once, each suit and its accompanying signed setlist capture a unique night of music, memories and moments shared between the band and its fans.
“These seven nights at The Fillmore were really special to us. Every night had its own energy, its own color and its own moments that we'll never forget. I love that these suits and signed setlists can carry a little piece of those memories forward and find a new home with someone who was part of it, or someone who just loves the music. And knowing they're helping support the incredible work of Doctors Without Borders makes it even more meaningful,” said Jim James, of My Morning Jacket.
Presented exclusively through Fandiem Relics, the collection gives fans and collectors a rare opportunity to own authentic pieces of My Morning Jacket's live history. Each suit and signed setlist will be showcased with performance photography, details from its corresponding show and direct provenance from the band, highlighting the story behind the night it was worn.
Across the seven shows, My Morning Jacket performed 150 songs, including 117 unique songs and 18 live debuts. The residency featured special guests including Molly Tuttle, Karina Rykman, Mikaela Davis, Grace Cummings and Grahame Lesh, alongside tributes to the Grateful Dead and San Francisco's musical legacy. During the final weekend, James also performed with historic instruments associated with Jerry Garcia and Bob Weir, including Garcia's famed Alligator guitar.
“The story is what gives an object its meaning,” said Paul Peck, President and co-founder of Fandiem. “Each of these suits represents one night of an extraordinary run, from the songs and surprise guests to the energy inside The Fillmore. Through Fandiem Relics, fans have the opportunity to own a piece of that history while supporting the important work of Doctors Without Borders.”
Fandiem Relics specializes in authenticated, one-of-a-kind memorabilia sourced directly from artists and their teams, connecting fans with meaningful pieces of music history while supporting charitable causes. Seven Nights, Seven Colors brings that mission to life through seven unique artifacts from one of My Morning Jacket's most memorable residencies.
The Seven Nights, Seven Colors auction opens October 16 and closes October 26, 2026.
