Show Notes: The band dressed in drag for the third annual drag night. Theia, Sad Pilot, Most Of What I Like, and Aerodynamic were performed acoustic. Theia contained The River and The Land Before Timeland teases. Most Of What I Like contained Praise You (Fatboy Slim) teases and was dedicated to his wife Edith. Aerodynamic was played for the first time without an orchestra. Before Venusian 1, the band said if they should have soundchecked it and joked that if they messed it up, they would play Stoned Mullet instead. Following Venusian 1, Joey quoted Chop Suey (System of a Down) and Lucas shouted out festival act Yvie Oddly. Her and I (Slow Jam 2) contained You Can Be Your Silhouette, Am I In Heaven?, Blindness (The Fall), Crumbling Castle, and Monkey Disco (Babe Rainbow) teases. Following Her and I, the band announced that the festival would be played again next year, and shouted out their manager Michelle Cable and the fans at the festival. O.N.E. was introduced as Duran Duran's favorite song. Before Billabong Valley, Joey mentioned Australian rapper RAED. During The Silver Cord, Stu vamped on the lyrics "let's get fucked up" and "everybody wants to save us." Following Daily Blues, Ambrose quoted Scarface (Push It to the Limit) (Paul Engemann). Float Along - Fill Your Lungs was dedicated to Matt Gawiak, a fan that passed away during the show night 1 of the festival and contained a Dragon jam. Ambrose led the crowd in a chant of 'Matt' following Float Along - Fill Your Lungs. The Dripping Tap was also dedicated to Matt Gawaik. Rats In The sky was on the printed setlist after The Garden Goblin but was skipped.

Show Notes: Slow Jam 1 featured Ambrose on saxophone and contained an Am I In Heaven? tease. Empty was performed for the first time since 2014-12-19 (644 show gap), and was performed with flute for the first time. Hot Wax was played by request of Wayne Gordon (who recorded I'm In Your Mind Fuzz and Quarters! at Daptone Studios and made a brief appearance on stage) and contained an Am I In Heaven? tease. A fan named Callum was brought onto stage to play Superbug on Stu's guitar instead of Stu. Magenta Mountain contained Forty Six & 2 (Tool) and Magma teases. The Grim Reaper contained Forty Six & 2 (Tool) teases and Intergalactic, Sabotage (both Beastie Boys), and Torture Chamber quotes. Following The Grim Reaper, Joey said he was ripping off Wes Borland (of Limp Bizkit), and Ambrose said he needed a red hat (Fred Durst's signature hat). Swan Song contained Magenta Mountain teases and quotes. Le Risque featured Jay Weinberg on drums instead of Cavs. Ice V featured Joey on flute during the intro and contained a quote of Aqualung (Jethro Tull) and teases of Ants & Bats and Blindness (The Fall). Raw Feel contained Am I In Heaven? teases. Hot Water contained an Am I In Heaven? tease. Following Hot Water, Joey shouted out festival act The Mystery Lights, saying they were the first band they co-headlined with in America. Boogieman Sam contained The Bitter Boogie, Whole Lotta Rosie (AC/DC) and Riff Raff (AC/DC) teases. During Straws In The Wind, Ambrose walked through the crowd to Jason at the soundboard and when he returned to stage, he did an impression of Fred Durst. After Straws In The Wind, the band pretended it was Jason's birthday and sang Happy Birthday to him. During Pleura, Joey said "Fuck Donald Trump", with Ambrose responding "Juicy [Jason] for President!" Dimathaya Burarrwanga and Yimila Gurruwiwi from King Stingray joined the band for Rattlesnake on yiḏaki (didgeridoo), and Dimathaya quoted Treaty (Yothu Yindi). At the end of the show, Joey said Free Palestine and Ambrose led the crowd in a chant of "Free Free Palestine".

Show Notes: This show featured the debut of Police Truck (Dead Kennedys). Before the band's set, Roberto Mukaro Borrero of the Guainía Taíno Tribe gave a land acknowledgment to the Ute people and performed a Native American song. Gamma Knife contained a Motor Spirit tease. Mr. Beat contained Money For Nothing (Dire Straits) and People-Vultures teases. A fan named Dog was brought on to do the Nuclear Fusion intro. Oddlife was paused after beginning for approximately 10 minutes due to a medical emergency in the audience. Following Intrasport, Joey said he felt like Liam Gallagher of Oasis (as he doesn't play his guitar, and has a tambourine during live performances). Following Extinction, the band shouted out White Fence and talked about their 2014 tour with the band. I'm Not In Your Mind contained an Extinction tease. Cellophane contained a What If (The Murlocs) tease from Ambrose. Inner Cell was introduced as a song about dictators and how they're losers. Loyalty contained a Horology tease. Venusian 2 was introduced as a song about "going to Venus and being set on fire." After Venusian 2, the band thanked Cavs for playing at a high altitude for 3 hours, with Stu saying to get him some oxygen and jellybeans. Following Witchcraft the band shouted out Gaspard, the band's sound tech, who brought them tequila shots. Gaia featured a drum solo by Cavs and contained Am I In Heaven? and Magma teases. Police Truck featured Dead Kennedys vocalist Jello Biafra on vocals and contained a Robot Stop tease. Before the song, Joey said the Dead Kennedys were a huge inspiration on their early material (with Stu giving Trench Foot as an example), and Ambrose told a story about how they applied to open for the band (who Jello called the 'phony Dead Kennedys') in Melbourne, but were declined. Following the song, Stu said "Free Palestine and Fuck the Police!" Evil Death Roll was not on the printed setlist and contained Field of Vision quotes, an Iron Lung jam with lyrics, and Am I In Heaven? teases. During the slower quiet section (and subsequent Iron Lung jam) Ambrose directed the crowd to sit down and jump up when the song kicked back in. At the end of the show, Joey said Free Palestine. During The Songs For Kids Band!'s set earlier in the day, Stu, Lucas, and Cavs joined the band for a cover of Flight b741.

KGLW.net Staff Notes: We send our deepest sympathy and condolences to the friends and family of Matt Gawiak, who passed away after collapsing during this show. The community that has developed around this band is a type of family and a loss to any of us is a loss to all of us. Our hearts go out to all who knew and loved him.

Show Notes: This was the soundcheck for King Gizzard's upcoming performances at Meadow Creek for Field of Vision.

Show Notes: This show was played with The San Diego Symphony Orchestra conducted by Sarah Hicks. Sea of Doubt was introduced as "another one about the ocean." Grow Wings and Fly contained Motor Spirit, Wah Wah and Witchcraft teases. Before The River Stu received a tie-dye suit jacket from the audience. Mars For the Rich had lyric changed to "the Tesla's too dear" and was dedicated to David Bowie. Iron Lung contained Am I In Heaven? teases.

Show Notes: This show was performed with The Hollywood Bowl Orchestra, conducted by Sarah Hicks. Grow Wings and Fly contained Plastic Boogie teases and a Hypertension jam with The Dripping Tap and Magma teases. At the start of the jam, Joey asked the pit what they were eating for dinner and said he hoped it wasn’t fish. Stu then joked that everyone had food poisoning before saying that it actually looked good. The band followed up by asking if the crowd had any desserts to share. A fan gave Cook tiramisu after he asked for it. He ate a bite and gave it back, and Stu joked that he put death cap mushrooms in it. Ambrose took a bucket of popcorn and ate it, later cleaning it off the stage after it went everywhere. This Thing was introduced by Joey as a song about Los Angeles, followed by him quoting I Love L.A. (Randy Newman). Mars for the Rich was dedicated to Elon Musk, with Stu saying the band decided all billionaires are going to prison (except Cook because he was chill) and had lyrics changed to “Tesla’s too dear” alongside an added “Free Palestine”. Ambrose gave a shout-out to his mom before Iron Lung. During the song, he walked into the garden pit and dumped a bucket of popcorn on himself.

Show Notes: This show was played with The Colorado Symphony conducted by Sarah Hicks. Self-Immolate had Perihelion teases. Before The River Joey pointed out the full moon and mentioned Ozzy Osbourne. The band talked about Field of Vision and its Acid Yoga before Iron Lung.

Show Notes: This show was played with The Chicago Philharmonic conducted by Sarah Hicks. Panpsych's lyrics were changed to "Panpsych, fuck yeah". Silent Spirit contained a false start. Grow Wings and Fly contained additional lyrics about the band pissing themselves and a Theia jam with an Am I In Heaven? tease. Theia was performed in it's rock arrangement and contained Vomit Coffin and The Land Before Timeland teases, a Field of Vision jam, Sharp Dressed Man (ZZ Top) teases and quotes, and band introductions. Only parts I, II, and IV of The River were played. Following Crumbling Castle, Joey asked how the lawn was doing and said he couldn't see them (due to the venue layout making it hard to see the stage from the lawn). Stu then said he’d be in the lawn if he was watching. Mars For The Rich had lyrics changed to "Fuck Elon Musk" and "Tesla's too dear". Before Iron Lung, Ambrose thanked Chicago for hot dogs and the Blues Brothers, and Stu and Joey said Free Palestine.

Show Notes: This show was played with The National Symphony Orchestra conducted by Sarah Hicks. During Grow Wings and Fly, Joey spoke about how even though Phantom Island talks about the band missing their families, the fans make it worth it. Following that, he said Free Palestine. Cut Throat Boogie featured a guitar/harmonica duel between Joey and Ambrose and was unfinished. Boogieman Sam contained Sad Pilot and Cut Throat Boogie teases. Only parts I, II, and IV of The River were performed. Before Dragon, the band mentioned Animal Collective's album Merriweather Post Pavilion, which was named after the venue.

Show Notes: Oddlife was introduced as Cookie's favorite song. Sense was performed in it's synth arrangement and contained The Grim Reaper teases. The Grim Reaper contained Intergalactic, Sabotage, and (You Gotta) Fight for Your Right (To Party!) (all by the Beastie Boys) quotes, and at the end of the song Ambrose thanked the Beastie Boys. Wah Wah contained a The River intro with Crumbling Castle teases and the song itself contained The River quotes, Crumbling Castle teases and Extinction teases and quotes. Let Me Mend The Past was dedicated to Amby's hangover anxieties. Hypertension contained Extinction teases and quotes. Alter Me (unnumbered) was on the setlist before Altered Beast IV but was not played.

Show Notes: This show was played with The Orchestra of St. Luke’s conducted by Sarah Hicks. After Spacesick, Stu thanked The Orchestra of St. Luke’s and Sarah Hicks. Aerodynamic had a lyric changed to reference New York. After Sea of Doubt, Joey mentioned a wall of alumni backstage featuring acts who have previously performed at the venue, including the Beatles, Bob Dylan, Jimi Hendrix, and the Monkees, and the band expressed their desire to be added. During Grow Wings and Fly, Stu thanked The Orchestra of St. Luke’s and Sarah Hicks again. Magma, which didn't include the "rumble" section, contained Am I In Heaven?, The Dripping Tap, and Crumbling Castle teases and ended with a The River outro which contained Sad Pilot, Crumbling Castle, and Evil Death Roll teases. Only parts I, II, and IV of The River were performed. This Thing was introduced by Joey as a song about a personal secret, and included an Incredible (M-Beat) quote. Mars for the Rich was introduced as a song about Elon Musk, and included a lyric change to "you ain't coming here, the Tesla's too dear". After Mars for the Rich, the band noted that the two shows at this venue are the only two on this tour being livestreamed, wished someone a happy birthday, and exclaimed, "free Palestine motherfuckers!" After Iron Lung, the band thanked The Orchestra of St. Luke’s and Sarah Hicks one last time, as well as thanking the audience.

Show Notes: This show was played with The Orchestra of St. Luke’s conducted by Sarah Hicks. During Grow Wings and Fly, Stu thanked The Orchestra of St. Luke’s and Sarah Hicks. Only parts I, II, and IV of The River were performed. Mars For The Rich was dedicated to the band's guitar tech Gaspard, who they then sung happy birthday to, followed by Stu asking the crowd if it was anyone else's birthday. Dragon was introduced as a song about "setting shit on fire". Following Dragon, Stu thanked The Orchestra of St. Luke’s and Sarah Hicks again and Ambrose thanked their tour manager Michelle.

Show Notes: This show featured the debut of Phantom Island, Deadstick, Lonely Cosmos, Eternal Return, Panpsych, Spacesick, Aerodynamic, Sea of Doubt, and Silent Spirit and was played with The Chamber Orchestra of Philadelphia conducted by Sarah Hicks. During Grow Wings and Fly, which contained Am I In Heaven? teases, Stu thanked the venue, The Chamber Orchestra of Philadelphia, and Sarah Hicks. The Dripping Tap contained Am I In Heaven? teases and was performed without The Chamber Orchestra of Philadelphia. Only parts I, II, and IV of The River were played. Crumbling Castle was played with the outro (without vocals) for the first time. The Dripping Tap was not on the printed setlist, but it and the jam following Grow Wings and Fly functioned as a setbreak for the orchestra.

Show Notes: The Wheel was last played on 2024-05-29 (61 shows). Most Of What I Like was last played on 2024-05-31 (59 show gap). God Is Calling Me Back Home contained Green River (Creedence Clearwater Revival) and Le Risque teases. Le Risque was performed without the typical break between Cavs' and Ambrose's verses. Hog Calling Contest featured sound tech Joe Santarpia, whose birthday it was, doing pig noises. Most Of What I Like contained a Praise You (Fatboy Slim) jam. The Wheel contained Magma teases in the intro. Plastic Boogie contained a Happy Birthday To You tease. Following the song, the band thanked the crowd, everyone who followed them on tour, opening band King Stingray (who were invited onto stage), the crew, and Jason Galea. Hot Wax was introduced as a song by Jason Galea. Venusian 2 contained Hot Wax teases. Following Motor Spirit the band shouted out Allen and Jackson from the stream crew. Rattlesnake contained teases of Billabong Valley and Cellophane. At the end of the show, Ambrose quoted Nookie (Limp Bizkit).

Show Notes: This show featured the debut of Smoke & Mirrors. The Dripping Tap contained a Chang'e and Head On/Pill tease and an Antarctica vocal tease. Before Flight b741, the band talked about the clouds at the venue, and Joey quoted Field of Vision, and Stu referenced The Land Before Time. Intrasport was played without the synth table. Sense was played in an alternate synth version for the first time. During Grim Reaper, Amby called out, "are you not entertained?" in reference to Gladiator, and quoted Get Low (Lil Jon) and H.O.O.D. (Kneecap). Only Ambrose's verses of Smoke & Mirrors were performed, and the song contained The Grim Reaper teases. Gaia and Gila Monster ended in a drum solos. Before Inner Cell, Stu teased Loyalty.

Show Notes: Altered Beast III, Alter Me III and Altered Beast IV were played for the first time since 2023-03-23 (115 shows). Before Stressin', Stu teased Bullet in the Head (Rage Against The Machine). The Book was introduced a song about ancient stuff and featured a short drum solo. Hot Water was played in an alternate synth version for the first time. After Mirage City, Joey shouted out opener King Stingray and thanked guitarist Roy Kellaway for the Yothu Yindi shirt he was wearing. Robot Stop contained Hot Water and Crumbling Castle teases and Alter Me teases and quotes. Sea of Trees contained Hot Water and The Dripping Tap teases, Ice V teases, an Alter Me outro, and the second verse was changed to "I'm feeling kinda shit... but I've got my mates with me and I guess that is that, that’s that". Work This Time contained Mars For The Rich teases.

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Show Notes: This show featured the debut of Superposition. The Fourth Colour contained a Dripping Tap jam with lyrics. Band manager Michelle's son Laurence joined the band on stage for Straws in the Wind, which contained Phantom Island quotes and Ambrose chanting "free free Palestine". The audience continued the Palestine chants after the song, with the band repeating the slogan once along with them and then again during Minimum Brain Size. Before Nuclear Fusion, Joey thanked King Stingray and DJ Crenshaw. A fan named Tom provided the vocal intro on Nuclear Fusion wearing a Bullant shirt. The rock version of Theia was performed, which contained a Land Before Timeland jam and Iron Lung teases & quotes. Before Ice V, which was dedicated to "the incredible country called Greece", Joey told the story of his appearance in the Ice V music video, which was filmed on the island of Idra. The song itself contained Ain't It Funky Now (James Brown) teases. Digital Black was preceded by a tease of A New World. Float Along – Fill Your Lungs contained a Motor Spirit jam with lyrics, a Han-Tyumi, The Confused Cyborg tease, Theia teases and quotes, and a Muddy Water and Superposition tease. Welcome to an Altered Future was on the printed setlist before Digital Black but was not played.

Show Notes: I'm Not In Your Mind contained a The Dripping Tap jam with lyrics and Alter Me I teases and quotes. Cellophane contained Hog Calling Contest and Am I In Heaven? teases and featured Ambrose on sax. I'm In Your Mind Fuzz contained a tease of The Balrog. Iron Lung contained Phantom Island quotes. Evil Death Roll contained Hypertension teases, Iron Lung teases and quotes, and Smoke & Mirrors quotes. Cavs played the drumbeat from Bitter Boogie in Muddy Water and vice versa, and each contained teases from the other, with Bitter Boogie ending in a brief Muddy Water reprise. One of the band's sound engineers, Joe Santarpia, briefly joined the band onstage to perform a pig noise during Hog Calling Contest. Kelper-22b was played for the first time since 2023-09-02 (76 show gap), and in a new electronic arrangement.

Show Notes: Altered Beast I was played for the first time since 2023-06-16 (96 shows), Alter Me I was played for the first time since 2024-05-18 (64 shows), and Altered Beast II was played for the first time since 2024-03-14 (72 shows). Raw Feel contained Am I In Heaven? and Head On/Pill teases. Boogieman Sam featured a guitar/harmonica duel between Joey & Amby and contained teases of Sad Pilot & The Bitter Boogie, a Mirage City jam, Altered Beast II teases and Phantom Island quotes. Chang'e was unfinished. After Hell, Joey introduced the rest of the band, followed by Stu introducing Joey. The audience then chanted "free free Palestine!"; the band encouraged them to "say that shit louder!".

Show Notes: Am I In Heaven? contained Antarctica and Hypertension teases. Self-Immolate featured a drum solo. Dragon featured a fan named Ignas on Stu’s guitar instead of Stu. After Dragon, Joey wished Stu a happy Pink Soup Day (a local festival in Vilnius about beet soup). Billabong Valley contained a See Me quote. Stu said "Fuck Putin" during Pleura. Le Risque was introduced as being called "Pink Soup", to which the band started chanting "Pink Soup", and Joey vocally teased Kernkraft 400 (Zombie Nation). The song itself featured a fan dressed as Evel Knievel on stage during Ambrose's verse, who Stu thanked after the song. Down The Sink was played for the first time since 2023-08-30 (76 show gap), in a new alternate synthpop arrangement, and contained Gilgamesh quotes. As Gilgamesh ended, Joey compared the band's synth playing at the end of the jam to Rammstein. Joey and Cavs teased Blind (Korn) before Trapdoor. The Dripping Tap featured Stu telling a story about him and Joey getting pink soup and how it was the best thing they had ever eaten, with Joey playing his guitar with his teeth because he "spilled pink soup on it", and contained a Tool jam featuring elements and variations of Forty Six & 2 and Schism with Motor Spirit quotes. After The Dripping Tap, Joey said "Free Palestine," "Glory to Ukraine" (from a sign in the audience) and "humanity."

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Show Notes: This show featured the debuts of Jailbreak (AC/DC) and the synth outro of Flamethrower. Ambrose sung along to the walkout music, which was Party All the Time (Eddie Murphy). Antarctica contained Forty Six and 2 (Tool) teases. Before Hypertension, the band talked about Stu's new guitar, mentioning Jimi Hendrix and Dimebag Darrell, and joking that they wanted to play Little Wing on the table, but Cavs said no because he wanted to play Foxy Lady and Cookie wanted to play She's So Fine. Boogieman Sam was teased before Ice V, which contained Blindness (The Fall) teases. Ambrose quoted “Good day, good evening, and good night!” from The Truman Show before Rats In The Sky. Jailbreak was impromptu/not on the written setlist, unfinished, and contained a Rats In the Sky outro. The Fourth Colour was on the printed setlist after Crumbling Castle but was not played.

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Show Notes: Lucas' kid Monty was brought on stage before the show. Gaia featured a short drum solo by Cavs. Following the conclusion of Gaia Cookie quoted In the Jailhouse Now (Jimmie Rodgers) with lyrics changed to "in the big house now." 1 Thing (Amerie) was quoted before This Thing. Ambrose was given a police cap during Field of Vision which he wore for the rest of the song and engaged in police related antics with band photographer Maclay Heriot. Sad Pilot contained an Antarctica tease, teases of Head On/Pill and Hot Water, and a tease of The River. Gamma Knife contained Motor Spirit teases. Before Work This Time Ambrose quoted Work It (Missy Elliott). Shanghai contained Grow Wings and Fly teases and Slow Jam 1 quotes. Slow Jam 1 was performed in an alternate synth version for the first time and featured Ambrose on saxophone. Swan Song was unfinished, contained Slow Jam 1 quotes and Shanghai teases and was followed by a My Generation (Limp Bizkit) tease by Cavs. Head On/Pill featured Ambrose playing "slide harmonica" on Stu's guitar and Lewis Stiles of King Stingray drumming with Cavs, and contained Sea of Trees quotes.

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Show Notes: Supreme Ascendancy was played for the first time since 2023-08-16 (84 shows). The Lord of Lightning contained Am I In Heaven? and I'm In Your Mind teases. The Balrog contained Forty Six & 2 (Tool) and Am I In Heaven? teases. You Can Be Your Silhouette was introduced as a song about "being who you want to be and loving yourself." Cut Throat Boogie featured a harmonica/guitar duel between Ambrose and Joey and contained a La Grange (ZZ Top) jam and The Bitter Boogie teases. Daily Blues contained a Le Risque jam and Boogieman Sam teases. The Grim Reaper contained H.O.O.D (Kneecap) and Intergalactic (Beastie Boys) quotes and Ambrose saying Free Palestine. Following The Grim Reaper, Joey said it was "our nu-metal moment", which was followed by Cavs teasing and Joey quoting My Generation (Limp Bizkit). Following Superbug, Joey shouted out opener Etran de L'Aïr and mentioned an afterparty happening later and Ambrose mentioned playing songs by Australian musicians Slim Dusty, John Farnham and Jimmy Barnes. Following Flamethrower, Joey said Free Palestine.

Show Notes: The band walkout music was H.O.O.D by Kneecap. Theia was performed in an alternate rock version for the first time and contained a The Land Before Timeland tease and Wah Wah teases. Wah Wah contained a The River intro, quote, and teases as well as a Crumbling Castle tease and Motor Spirit teases and quotes. Open Water featured a drum solo by Cavs. Oddlife, which was played for the first time since 2023-03-13 (114 show gap), was played for Cookie and introduced as his favorite Gizzard song. I'm Not In Your Mind contained a Theia (Extended) jam with lyrics and Cellophane teases and featured Ambrose on sax. After Gila Monster, Joey said Free Palestine.

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Show Notes: Hot Water featured Ambrose on sax. Raw Feel contained a Muddy Water tease and was unfinished. Muddy Water featured Ambrose on sax and contained The Bitter Boogie teases. The Bitter Boogie also featured Ambrose on sax and contained Muddy Water teases as well as an outro jam with lyrics. Gilgamesh contained Magenta Mountain teases and quotes and was unfinished. Before Billabong Valley Ambrose quoted Hits From the Bong (Cypress Hill). The Great Chain of Being contained The Bitter Boogie teases.

Show Notes: The Dripping Tap was unfinished. Rattlesnake contained Nuclear Fusion and Sleep Drifter teases. After Rattlesnake, Ambrose quoted an old Australian ad. Flamethrower featured a drum solo by Cavs. Extinction and Set featured the debut of the upgraded synth table (Nathan). Set contained Extinction quotes and Temporary Secretary (Paul McCartney) and The River teases. The River contained Thunderstruck (AC/DC) and Sad Pilot teases.
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Show Notes: Iron Lung contained a Hypertension intro and teases. Hypertension contained Am I In Heaven? and Hot Water teases, Boogieman Sam teases, The River teases and Boogieman Sam quotes. Fans Silvia and David provided the vocal intro on Nuclear Fusion. Evil Death Roll was introduced as a song about crocodiles and contained Interior People and Hypertension teases. Digital Black was introduced as a song about the near future. Le Risque contained teases of La Grange (ZZ Top) and The Bitter Boogie. Welcome To An Altered Future was on the printed setlist but not played.

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Show Notes: Antarctica was dedicated to "all the polar bears in denial" and contained Daily Blues quotes and Ice V and Block of Ice (Osees) teases. Ice V contained Head On/Pill and Blindness (The Fall) teases. Gamma Knife contained Converge teases. People-Vultures contained Iron Lung teases & quotes and Phantom Island quotes. Stu said "Free Palestine" before Boogieman Sam, which contained an Eternal Return vocal jam, Am I In Heaven? teases and a Riff Raff (AC/DC) tease. Slow Jam 1 contained Am I In Heaven? teases. Am I In Heaven? was unfinished and contained a Sad Pilot jam and Riff Raff (AC/DC) teases. The intro to Self-Immolate contained Am I In Heaven? teases and a drum solo where Stu, Joey, and an audience member shaved most of Stu's head.

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