Paramore Set List Roy Wilkins Auditorium, St Paul, Minnesota

Paramore Set List Roy Wilkins Auditorium, St Paul, Minnesota 

November 6 2009

I wonder how many fans Paramore has gained because of their appearance on the soundtracks of all these bloody vampire movies that seem to be coming out everywhere? We need more garlic cupcakes clearly!

Anyway's the blood suckers and other emo kiddies piled into the Roy Wilkins Auditorium to hear Paramore play their tunes of angst and lust. Oh who am I kidding? Some of them a pretty catchy...

Here's Paramores Set List 

Brand New Eyes Tour Intro / Ignorance / I Caught Myself / That's What You Get / Looking Up / Emergency / Crushcrushcrush / Turn It Off / Here We Go Again / Careful / Conspiracy / Where The Lines Overlap / Decode / Tour Outro

Paramore Encore : Misguided Ghosts / Misery Business / Brick By Boring Brick

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Faith No More Set list Porto Alegre, Brazil

Faith No More Set list  Porto Alegre, Brazil

3 November 2009

Set List:

Midnight Cowboy
From Out Of Nowhere
Land Of Sunshine
Caffeine
Evidence (Portuguese Version)
Surprise! You’re Dead!
Last Cup Of Sorrow
Ricochet
Easy
Midlife Crisis
Epic
Caralho Voador
The Gentle Art Of Making Enemies
King For A Day
Ashes To Ashes
Just A Man

FNM Encore 1

Chariots Of Fire/Stripsearch
As The Worm Turns

FNM Encore 2

This Guy’s In Love With You

We Care A Lot

More FNM Set Lists 


Sauce: Faith No More 2.0


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U2 still on for Wellington New Zealand???

So the local news is that Barbara Streisand is coming to Wellington to sing some show tunes (write the theme tune, sing the theme tune etc)Whoopee! Narrt.

However the real news in at the end of the article where the ‘contact’ confirms that U2 are still in negotiations to play at the Cake Tin. . U2 fans can only wait and hope that the 2010 October / November dates are real possibiilites. U2’s own website suggests they have some time around then.

From Stuff.co.nz:

The woman who brought us The Way We Were could be about to celebrate the way we are now.

It is understood that negotiations are under way for Barbra Streisand to perform a concert at Westpac Stadium next year – which marks the 10th anniversary of the venue opening.

And planning is still under way to bring Irish band U2 to Wellington for two shows using their state-of-the-art stage called "The Claw".

An official planning document for the stadium's anniversary year, obtained by The Dominion Post, indicates Streisand could be belting out hits such as You Don't Bring Me Flowers and Memory in March or April.

The prolific actor and singer, 67, released her 63rd album in September. A source said the Streisand concert was a real possibility and hopes were high that it would be confirmed in the near future.

Streisand did not perform in front of a live audience in nearly three decades after a severe case of stage fright got the better of her. She overcame her fear and returned to the stage in 1993.

The contact also confirmed that negotiations were continuing for the two U2 concerts.

It was initially hoped that they would be staged in February or March, which would have led to a one-day cricket international between the Black Caps and Australia being moved to the Basin Reserve.

It now looks likely the concerts will be scheduled in October or November next year.

U2 are using a 50-metre-high stage set - dubbed "The Claw" - for their 360 degree world tour, which started in Barcelona in June.

Because The Claw is round and open on all sides, it would be a perfect fit for Westpac Stadium.

It would also add about 20,000 extra fans to each stadium concert, according to Rolling Stone magazine.

Westpac Stadium marketing manager Steve Thompson declined to comment about any planned concerts

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MJ's This Is It Film Set List

Check out the set list for the Micheal Jackson eulogy film, This is it.

If Jackson's London shows had of gone ahead, it looks like his set list for the 50 shows would have been something similar to that shown in the film.

This Is It has been a huge hit taking in over 100 million US alone in his home country. The film was supposed to have a limited theatrical run so the producers could cash in with DVD sales but the film is proving so popular they have extended it a lil longer - so if you wanna see Wacko Jacko's final set list, er this is it.

1. "Wanna Be Startin' Somethin'"
2. "Speechless"
3. "Bad"
4. "Smooth Criminal
5. "Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough
6. "Jam (with snippet of Another Part Of Me)"
7. "Mind Is The Magic"
8. "They Don't Care About Us" (with snippet of "HIStory")
9. "She Drives Me Wild"

10."Why You Wanna Trip On Me"

11."Human Nature"

12. "The Way You Make Me Feel"

13. "I Want You Back"

14. "The Love You Save"

15. "I'll Be There"

16. "Shake Your Body (Down to the Ground)"

17. "I Just Can't Stop Loving You"

18. "Thriller"

19. "Threatened"

20. "Who Is It"

21. "Beat It"

22. "Black Or White"

23. "Earth Song"

24. "Billie Jean"

25. "Man In The Mirror"

26. "This Is It" (played during the film credits)

27. "Heal The World" (live audio played during the credits)

Sauce: Wikipedia

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Pearl Jam Set List Wachovia Spectrum in Philadelphia

Pearl Jam Set List Wachovia Spectrum in Philadelphia


October 3 2010


The set list was notable for Pearl Jam playing some songs they have never played before, songs they haven't played in a long time with a notable inclusion to the set of "Out of Mind"


Eddie Vedder told the fans that one of them had offered a substantial charitable donation if PJ would play "Out of My Mind," which was released 15 years ago as a live B-side on the "Not for You" single which was from their third album, Vitalogy. 


Does this set a prescendent that fans can buy shows? Who cares. Pearl Jam are known for supporting various causes e.g the Benaroyal Concert.


The set also included a few new songs off Backspacer which is, I think, their best body of work since Yield.

Pearl Jam's Philly set list:

"Why Go"
"Last Exit"
"Corduroy"
"Severed Hand"
"The Fixer"
"Elderly Woman Behind The Counter In A Small Town"
"You Are"
"Amongst the Waves"
"Even Flow"
"Pilate"
"Unthought Known"
"Daughter"
"Johnny Guitar"
"Rats"
"I'm Open"
"I Got Shit"
"Glorified G"
"Out Of My Mind"
"Black"
"Insignificance"
"Life Wasted"

Pearl Jam Encore:
"Just Breathe" (w/ string quartet)
"The End" (w/ string quartet)
"Low Light"
"Speed of Sound"
"Jeremy" (w/ string quartet)
"Inside Job"
"Bugs (w/ string quartet)
"Spin the Black Circle"
"Porch"


PJ Encore 2

"Whip It"
"Got Some"
"Crown of Thorns"
"Satan's Bed"
"Sweet Lew"
"Do the Evolution"
"Better Man"
"Smile"
"Alive"
"Rockin in the Free World" (Neil Young cover that PJ love playing!)
"Yellow Ledbetter"


Sauce


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Muse Berlin Set List

Muse Set List

Venue - O2 World, Berlin, Germany 

October 30, 2009

Muse Set List sent in by André - many thanks !

 

01. Uprising
02. Resistance
03. New Born
04. Map of the Problematique
05. Supermassive Black Hole
06. Guiding Light
07. Interlude
08. Hysteria
09. United States Of Eurasia
10. Feeling Good (Leslie Bricusse & Anthony Newley cover)
11. Undisclosed Desires
12. Starlight
13. Plug In Baby
14. Time Is Running Out
15. Unnatural Selection

Muse Encore

 

16. Exogenesis: Symphony, Part 1: Overture
17. Stockholm Syndrome
18. Knights of Cydonia

Metallica Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Set List

Metallica Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Set List 

The Metal Masters performed at the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame 25th Anniversary concert  at the famous Madison Square Garden in New York City on October 3rd 2009.

This gig was part of a two night celebration for the 25th Anniverary - full night one set list here and night two's rock and roll set here.

Metallica's Rock and Roll Set List:

'For Whom The Bell Tolls'
'One'
'Turn The Page' (Bob Seager's song)
'Sweet Jane' (with Lou Reed)
'White Light / White Heat' (with Lou Reed)
'Iron Man' (with Ozzy Osbourne)
'Paranoid' (with Ozzy Osbourne)
'You Really Got Me' (with Ray Davies of Kinks fame) 

'All Day And All Of The Night' (with Ray Davies of Kinks)
'Stone Cold Crazy'
'Enter Sandman' 

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Rammstein Set List Portugal Lisbon

Rammstein Set List Portugal Lisbon

November 8th 2009

Rammstein Set List from the Pavilhão Atlântico.

01. Rammlied
02. B*******
03. Waidmanns Heil
04. Keine Lust
05. Feuer Frei!
06. Weisses Fleisch
07. Wiener Blut
08. Frühling In Paris
09. Ich Tu Dir Weh
10. Liebe Ist Für Alle Da
11. Links 2-3-4
12. Haifisch
13. Du Hast
14. Pussy
15. Benzin
16. Sonne
17. Ich Will

Rammstein Encore

18. Seemann
19. Rosenrot

20. Engel 

Set list is totally made up from something I found on a forum - the full set list will be here post the actual show. UPATE - Confirmed by a fan on Facebook. Bless.

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Mutemath Concert Set List New Port Music Hall, Columbus, Ohio

Mutemath Concert Set List

New Port Music Hall, Columbus, Ohio

October 22nd 2009

What? No Transformers theme? Oh that's right.....

Mute Math Set List:

The Nerve Backfire Chaos Clipping No Response Control Stare at the Sun Electrify Armistice Collapse You Are Mine Odds Noticed Typical Burden Pins And Needles Spotlight Reset Break the Same


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U2 Set List Berlin Wall Coming Down Celebration

U2 Set List Berlin Wall Coming Down 20th Year Celebration

Following the massive success of U2's youtube concert, U2  performed a celebration gig in front of Berlin's Brandenburg Gate to mark the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall.

When: November 5th 2009

Why: Walls can fall

How: Drums, Guitar and Bass, Bono's vox
What: The Wall Set List: One, Magnificent, Sunday Bloody Sunday, Beautiful Day - Blackbird, Vertigo, Moment of Surrender

Nioel Gallagher's Biggest Fan, Jay-Z joined in on Sunday Bloody Sunday and des a rap that morphed into a snippet of 'Get Up Stand Up.'

Here's a snippet from an interview I found of Bono being interview where he mentions the Berlin Wall:

ANDREW DENTON: You know what a deliberate construct it is to be a rock star, how much more of a construct do you have to have lead your country, to be a Gorbachev or a Bush?

BONO: I don't know. I just thought, there's this man who really personally dismantled the Berlin Wall and pulled back the Iron Curtain, and maybe the reason I think about Gorbachev a lot and his constructions is because as I grew up in the '70s and '80s in Europe, the Iron Curtain was always going to be there. There was never a thought that one day it wouldn't. And so I use that in my own mind to think about things that we accept as givens.

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Night Two Set List Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 25th Anniversary Concert

Set List Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 25th Anniversary Celebration

This was the Second Night of two celebration concerts at Madison Square Garden.

The first night set list with Springsteen et al is is here.

30th October 2009

Set List:

Jerry Lee Lewis:
“Great Balls of Fire”

Aretha Franklin:
“Baby, I Love You”
“Don’t Play That Song”
“Make Them Hear You”

Aretha Franklin and Annie Lennox:
“Chain of Fools”

Aretha Franklin:
“New York, New York”

Aretha Franklin and Lenny Kravitz:
“Think”

Aretha Franklin:
“Respect”

Jeff Beck:
“Drown in My Own Tears”

Jeff Beck and Sting:
“People Get Ready”

Jeff Beck:
“Freeway Boogie”
“Cause We’ve Ended as Lovers”

Buddy Guy with Jeff Beck:
“Let Me Love You”

Jeff Beck:
“Big Block”
“Rice Pudding”

Billy Gibbons and Jeff Beck:
“Rough Boy”

Jeff Beck and Billy Gibbons:
“Foxy Lady”

Jeff Beck:
“A Day in the Life”

Metallica:
“For Whom the Bell Tolls”
“One”
“Turn the Page”

Metallica and Lou Reed:
“Sweet Jane”
“White Light/ White Heat”

Metallica and Ozzy Osbourne:
“Iron Man”
“Paranoid”

Metallica and Ray Davies:
“You Really Got Me”
“All Day and All of the Night”

Metallica:
“Stone Cold Crazy”
“Enter Sandman”

U2
“Vertigo”
“Magnificent”

U2, Bruce Springsteen and Patti Smith with Roy Bittan:
“Because the Night”

U2 and Bruce Springsteen with Roy Bittan:
“I Still Haven’t Found What I’m Looking For”

U2 and Black Eyed Peas:
“Mysterious Ways”/”Where Is the Love”/”One”

U2, Mick Jagger, Fergie and Will.i.am:
“Gimme Shelter”

U2 and Mick Jagger:
“Stuck in a Moment You Can’t Get Out Of”

U2:
“Beautiful Day”

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• Annie Lennox joins Aretha Franklin for “Chain of Fools” wearing a maroon felt hat and a T-shirt with a prominent message: “HIV Positive” reads the front; “Fighting HIV/AIDS” is emblazoned on the back. The song is so successful, Franklin gushes, “That was so good” and does little dance.

• Lenny Kravitz blows the crowd away with an amazingly soulful take on his verses of “Think.” Aretha starts to dance off on Lenny’s arm, but it’s just a psych-out. She’s back for a sizzling “Respect.”

Go backstage with the Rock Hall’s big stars in behind-the-scenes photos.

• Jeff Beck opens with an homage to Ray Charles: “Drown In My Own Tears.” He wraps with a tribute to the Beatles, laying down a gorgeous, drawn-out “A Day in the Life” that stuns the crowd.

• Beck also brings out the two most spectacularly bearded men in the building: Sting sings “People Get Ready,” Billy Gibbons lends his gravely pipes to “Foxy Lady.” The non-bearded Buddy Guy joins for “Let Me Love You Baby,” and the crowd is mesmerized by Tal Wilkenfeld, Beck’s killer bassist.

• Metallica’s James Hetfield gets the crowd head-banging and laughing when he introduces Bob Seger’s “Turn the Page” as “one of the songs I wish we would have wroted — and thank my English teacher right now — I wish we had written.”

• The room fills with boisterous “Lllllllouuuus” as Lou Reed joins the band for searing versions of “Sweet Jane” and “White Light/White Heat.”

• Hetfield introduces “the crazy guy who epitomizes the rock & roll singer.” Ozzy Osbourne’s first words: “I can’t fucking hear! Louder!” Metallica bring the noise for “Iron Man” and Paranoid,” injecting the Black Sabbath songs with serious adrenaline.

• “We got completely schooled on early, early riff rock by this man and his band, the Kinks,” Hetfield says, introducing “one of the original punks,” Ray Davies. Enter powerful renditions of “You Really Got Me” and “All Day and All of the Night.” Metallica cap the set with “Enter Sandman.”

• Weeks on the road with the 360° Tour have given U2’s “Magnificent” an airy charm that stands up to some of their biggest hits. The song is resplendent and resonate in MSG.

• The crowd explodes when Bono utters the following: “This is the song we wish we’d written. It’s a Bruce Springteen song so we’d like to ask him to come out here. It’s also a Patti Smith song, we’d like to ask her to come out here.” After flubbing the beginning of “Because the Night,” the crew run through it again, tripling up on vocals on the chorus.

• Bono intros “I Still Haven’t Found What I’m Looking For” with a long speech: “Here in rock & roll’s great cathedral, Madison Square Garden, think about all the pilgrims and pioneers that got us all here, the saints and the heretics, the poets and the punks that now make up the Hall of Fame. It’s a dangerous thing, this business of building idols, but at least, rock & roll is not at its best about worshiping sacred cows. It’s about thousands of voices gathered at once in a great unwashed congregation, like tonight. For a lot of us here, rock & roll means just one word: liberation. Political, sexual, spiritual liberation.”

Bruce Springsteen responds: “Let’s have some fun with that.”

• The night’s second-biggest surprise arrives when “Mysterious Ways” suddenly takes a left turn into the Black Eyed Peas’ “Where Is the Love.” It’s wacky to see Bono trading verses with Will.i.am, but as he recently told RS, he’s open to all kinds of musical experiences.

• The night’s biggest surprise arrives when Mick Jagger strolls onstage to the haunting beginnings of “Gimme Shelter.” Fergie nails the high parts at the end, and she and the Rolling Stones’ leader sing face to fact, hopping up and down with pure energy. At the track’s end, all Bono can say is, “Oh my God.”

• Jagger stays for “Stuck in a Moment You Can’t Get Out Of,” trading verses with Bono in a moment of mutual respect. U2 bring it home with “Beautiful Day”: awesome, inspiring and tight.

Extra for Experts: The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Foundation was established 25 years ago by legendary record executive Ahmet Ertegun and a group of music business executives to honor the artists that have defined rock and roll. Led Zeppelin's reunion gig was in Ahmet's honour.

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Set List Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 25th Anniversary Celebration

Set List Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 25th Anniversary Celebration


This was the First Night of two celebration concerts at Madison Square Garden, NY. Night Two's set list here.


What an amazing line up! The Hall of Fame Trust has arranged an amazing line up of performers. Check out the pairings of Tom Morello and the E Street band or Paul Simon with SImon and Garfunkel and Billy Joel! When I saw the line up I was surprised he wasn't there so very pleased he turned up!

29th October 2009


Rock and Roll Set List:

Jerry Lee Lewis :
“Whole Lotta Shakin’ Going On”

Crosby, Stills and Nash:
“Woodstock”
“Marrakech Express”
“Almost Cut My Hair”

Bonnie Raitt with David Crosby and Graham Nash:
“Love Has No Pride”

Bonnie Raitt and Crosby, Stills and Nash:
“Midnight Rider”

Jackson Browne with Crosby, Stills and Nash:
“The Pretender”

James Taylor with David Crosby and Graham Nash:
“Mexico”

Crosby, Stills and Nash with James Taylor:
“Love the One You’re With”

Crosby, Stills and Nash:
“Rock and Roll Woman”

Crosby, Stills and Nash with Bonnie Raitt, Jackson Browne and James Taylor:
“Teach Your Children”

Paul Simon:
“Diamonds on the Soles of Her Shoes”
“Me and Julio Down by the Schoolyard”
“You Can Call Me Al”

Dion DiMucci with Paul Simon:
“The Wanderer”

Paul Simon with David Crosby and Graham Nash:
“Here Comes the Sun”

Paul Simon:
“Late in the Evening”

Little Anthony and the Imperials:
“Two People in the World”

Simon and Garfunkel: “The Sounds of Silence”
“Mrs. Robinson”/”Not Fade Away”
“The Boxer”
“Bridge Over Troubled Water”
“Cecilia”

Stevie Wonder: “Blowin’ in the Wind” (Bob Dylan cover)
“Uptight (Everything’s Alright)”
“I Was Made To Love You” (Micheal Jackson Cover)
“For Once in My Life”
“Signed, Sealed, Delivered I’m Yours”
“Boogie On Reggae Woman”

Smokey Robinson with Stevie Wonder:
“The Tracks of My Tears”

John Legend with Stevie Wonder:
“Mercy Mercy Me (the Ecology)”

Stevie Wonder with John Legend:
“The Way You Make Me Feel”

B.B. King with Stevie Wonder:
“The Thrill Is Gone”

Stevie Wonder:
“Living for the City”

Stevie Wonder and Sting:
“Higher Ground”/”Roxanne”

Stevie Wonder with Jeff Beck:
“Superstition”

Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band:
“10th Avenue Freeze-Out”

Sam Moore with Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band:
“Hold On I’m Comin’”
“Soul Man”

Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band with Tom Morello:
“The Ghost of Tom Joad”

John Fogerty and Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band:
“Fortunate Son”
“Proud Mary”
“Oh. Pretty Woman”

Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band:
“Jungleland”

Darlene Love with Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band:
“A Fine, Fine Boy”
“Da Doo Ron Ron”

Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band with Tom Morello:
“London Calling”
“Badlands”

Billy Joel and Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band:
“You May Be Right”
“Only the Good Die Young”
“New York State of Mind”
“Born To Run”

Darlene Love, John Fogerty, Tom Morello, Billy Joel, Jackson Browne, Peter Wolf and Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band:
“(Your Love Keeps Lifting Me) Higher and Higher”

Check out this video of the grand encore with all the performers on stage being lead by The Boss.

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U2 Hall Fame Concert Set List

U2 Rock and Roll Hall Fame Concert Set List

October 29th 2009

U2 played the following songs as part of the 25th Anniversary Show for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame celebrations:



U2 Hall of Fame Set List: Vertigo, Magnificent, Because the Night, Because the Night, I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For, Mysterious Ways - Where Is The Love - One, Gimme Shelter, Stuck In A Moment, Beautiful Day


Comments: U2 performs at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 25th Anniversary concerts. Because The Night is done with Bruce Springsteen and Patti Smith. But the first try is a wreck, so they do it again and then redo the intro a third time. Springsteen stays on stage for  I Still Haven't Found. Black Eyed Peas join U2 for the Mysterious Ways - Where Is the Love combo, which includes a bit of One. Mick Jagger  of the Rolling Stones and Fergie from BEP sing Gimme Shelter, practically with U2 as their backing band. Jagger stays on to duet with Bono on Stuck In a Moment. Though U2 are given a one-hour slot and said to have 12 songs planned, their set is shorter. A setlist distributed before the show says U2 will play for 41 minutes (the actual time is longer due to the Because The Night redo).


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Here's the full second night set

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U2 song set list Vancouver BC, Canada

U2 song set list Vancouver BC, Canada

Last night of the current tour of North America, U2 will return to America mid year to pick up venues they missed.

Here's Adam et al's song list from BC Place:




Main U2 Set: Breathe, Get On Your Boots, Magnificent,Mysterious Ways, Beautiful Day - Blackbird, I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For - Stand By Me, Happy Birthday to Bill Gates, Stuck In A Moment, No Line On The Horizon, Elevation, In A Little While, Unknown Caller, Until the End of the World, The Unforgettable Fire, City of Blinding Lights, Vertigo, I'll Go Crazy If I Don't Go Crazy Tonight (remix), Sunday Bloody Sunday, MLK, Walk On - You'll Never Walk Alone


The Encores: One, Amazing Grace, Where the Streets Have No Name, Ultraviolet,  (lyrics) With or Without You, Moment of Surrender

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