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We curate information about King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard for fans seeking setlists, recordings, statistics, song histories, guides to the music, and commentary about the band. KGLW.net is and always will be a free resource made by fans. This site is ever-changing as we document the band's future, uncover their past performances, and give voice to our community. Join us by creating an account to track your shows and chat in the Forum!

This Day in King Gizzard History

Recent Setlists

Recent Setlist

September 14, 2024 "Marathon Show" King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard @ The Gorge Amphitheatre · Quincy, WA, USA

Marathon 1: Rattlesnake, O.N.E.[1] -> Sleep Drifter[1], Open Water, Magma, The Reticent Raconteur > The Lord of Lightning > The Balrog, Hog Calling Contest > Road Train, Flight b741 -> Ice V, Dirt[2], Mirage City[2] > Let Me Mend the Past[2], Mirage City[3], Le Risque, Magenta Mountain, Gondii -> The Silver Cord -> Extinction, Inner Cell > Loyalty > Horology, Venusian 1[4], Vegemite[5], Gaia[6] > The Great Chain of Being[7], Motor Spirit

Full notes & reviews
September 12, 2024 King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard @ Pacific Coliseum · Vancouver, BC, Canada

Set 1: Doom City > Minimum Brain Size, Nuclear Fusion, Pleura, Straws In The Wind, Mars For the Rich, Dragon > Flamethrower[1], Raw Feel, The Garden Goblin, Swan Song > Set, Antarctica, Rats In The Sky, Hypertension -> Iron Lung

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September 11, 2024 King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard @ Edgefield Amphitheater · Troutdale, OR, USA

Set 1: The Dripping Tap, Boogieman Sam[1] -> Daily Blues, Le Risque, Crumbling Castle > The Fourth Colour, Self-Immolate[2], Supercell > Organ Farmer, Converge > Witchcraft, Sad Pilot, The Reticent Raconteur > The Lord of Lightning > The Balrog > Field of Vision

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Blog

30 Past 7 Video Sources Uncovered

Join TimelandisWacky, author of KGLW.net's song histories, as he takes you along on a months-long search for the source material for the "30 Past 7" music video. This is the kind of deep dive you can only find right here.

30 Past 7 sources: Captain Power, Ivory Tower, Care Bears
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posted by in the General category on 2024-10-14 21:27:10
North American Tour: Chicago Recap
poster art by Jason Galea: a dragon emerges via a glowing orb of circuitry over a purple cityscape

A lot has changed for me as a fan since Chicago ‘23. After I wrote my recap of last year’s residency I was offered to join KGLW.net as a volunteer. I did and it opened up a can of worms after I became the lead writer for the site’s song histories, where I documented every song King Gizzard ever wrote or performed. From there I only got deeper into this with show recaps, tour guide help and forum threads. I was already following the band closely but now I’m even more obsessed, so waiting for the next Chicago show was certainly exciting. It was made even more exciting when it was announced that it would be a marathon show (three hour set) with no repeats from the Salt Shed. Not only that, the opening band would be Geese, who had just released an incredible record called 3D Country. Not to mention that Gizzard released Flight b741 and started live streams for the entire tour with bootlegs to come soon after.

Needless to say, I had some hopeful expectations. I wanted the first half of Nonagon Infinity. I wanted “Crumbling Castle” into “The Fourth Colour.” I wanted “Hell” and “Dragon” and “Flamethrower.” I wanted deeper cuts like “You Can Be Your Silhouette.” Time permitting, I would want a “Head On/Pill.” More than anything, I wanted to hear a full performance of my favorite Gizzard suite: “Han-Tyumi and the Murder of the Universe.” I was so desperate for this that my flair on r/KGATLW read “Praying for MOTU suite during Chicago ‘24” ever since the band announced the show.

Somehow, King Gizzard did all of that and then some.

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posted by in the Show Recap category on 2024-09-15 08:02:10
North American Tour: Red Rocks Recap
poster art by Jason Galea: a rat and a lizard fighting with swords at the gate of a volcanic castle

Recap by KGLW.net's own Chase Beck!

Anyone who has attended a King Gizzard show at Red Rocks – let alone all six previous shows going into this run – knows to some degree how much they seemingly love and cherish their ability to play at this historic venue. Maybe it's the influx of fans traveling, maybe it's an unspoken competition with the pantheon of legendary concerts in the amphitheater’s past – regardless, Red Rocks shows from Gizz are quickly gaining a reputation for all-time performances of staples, notable deep cuts and bust-outs, and multi-concert runs that test the stamina and endurance of the band and fans alike. In 2024, King Gizzard staged a run that looked similar to last year’s summer residency on the rocks. The model of two night shows with a special day set before the second was received exceedingly well so this didn’t serve as too much of a surprise; what was left dubious was how the band would approach the setlists. After boasting that their “no repeat” rule from previous cities was still in effect for the band’s Chicago marathon show, they upped the ante again by attempting to not repeat a single song from last year’s Red Rocks shows. While both “Gila Monster” and “Motor Spirit” were technically on both 2023 and 2024 Red Rocks setlists, “Gila” saw Jay Weinberg sit in this year while “Motor Spirit” was only a partial performance last year. So with about 15 minutes at most excepted, every song was fresh, with many Red Rocks firsts among some cuts they played there in 2022.

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posted by in the Show Recap category on 2024-09-12 14:43:47
North American Tour: Minnesota Recap
poster art by Job van Rijen. A merry-go-round ridden by gators emerges from the head of a three-faced green demon.

So many people are coming out for King Gizzard, and lots of them are attending their first show. For our Minnesota recap, we've got avid concert-goer Andrew Madden giving a first impression after just getting into the band only a week prior. Will he be back? You know it.

Wow! What a night, show and performance! As a Gizzard newbie (only started listening in the last week) but avid concert goer (26th concert of 2024) wasn't sure what the vibe would be like. Also the Armory is a large barn (not the best acoustics). As far as I had heard, loved their wide variety and influences. As far as genres go their newest album speaks to my usual tastes and not much of a heavy metal guy.

To begin with, these guys blended various genres throughout the night with such seeming ease. Not something I was sure was possible but wow! The crowd also was a highlight. Such a friendly and easy crowd to gel with. Friendliest mosh pit mix from a non mosh pit guy (10 ft from the pit).

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posted by in the Show Recap category on 2024-09-04 22:57:44
Introducing Gizz Tapes — a King Gizzard Exclusive Live Recording Streaming Platform

KGLW.net is very happy to publicly announce Gizz Tapes! This is a streaming service exclusively for live recordings of King Gizzard hosted on the Internet Archive.

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posted by in the General category on 2024-09-01 00:14:56
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