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SOUNDGARDEN tour dates:

July 02 - Toronto, ON - Molson Canadian Amphitheater
July 03 - London, ON - John Labatt Centre
July 05 - Ottawa, ON - Ottawa Blues Fest
July 06 - Uncasville, CT - Mohegan Sun Arena
July 08 - Newark, NJ - Prudential Center
July 09 - Wantagh, NY - Nikon at Jones Beach Theatre
July 10 - Mansfield, MA - Comcast Center for the Performing Arts
July 12 - Fairfax, VA - Patriot Center
July 13 - Philadelphia, PA - Festival Pier at Penn's Landing
July 14 - Atlantic City, NJ - Borgata Spa & Resort Event Center
July 16 - Chicago, IL - UICPavilion
July 18 - Morrison, CO - Red Rocks Amphitheater
July 21 - San Francisco, CA - Bill Graham Civic Auditorium
July 22 - Inglewood, CA - The Forum
July 23 - Las Vegas, NV - The Joint
July 29 - Vancouver, BC - Rogers Arena
July 30 - George, WA - The Gorge Amphitheater

Special guests:

* COHEED AND CAMBRIA: all shows July 2-10 (Toronto, London, Ottawa, Uncasville, Newark, Wantagh, Mansfield)
* THE MARS VOLTA: all shows July 12-23 (Fairfax, Philadelphia, Atlantic City, Chicago, Morrison, San Francisco, Inglewood, Las Vegas)
* QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE, MEAT PUPPETS: July 29 (Vancouver)
* QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE, MASTODON, MEAT PUPPETS: July 30 (George, WA)


too bad this isn't coming remotely close to me

Wow, great supporting bands there.

It would be cool to see soundgarden with queens or coheed. Mars volta can suck a dick.

buck satan wrote: July 09 - Wantagh, NY - Nikon at Jones Beach Theatre

This is gonna rule!

GODDAMMIT, I have to sit through a fucking mars volta set?

I have no money for this, but I want to go.

Mad Muir wrote:GODDAMMIT, I have to sit through a fucking mars volta set?

Most people stand

I remember when they opened up for APC. Half the crowd just left until they were done.

open minded indeed

Tyson wrote:

open minded indeed

Not liking something has nothing to do with being open-minded, Tyson. I know who they are, was open-minded enough to give them a try and thought they were SHIT. Just like all of Pattons stuff. I just don't like it even though I've tried. Sorry, broseph.

Mad Muir wrote:

Tyson wrote:

open minded indeed

Not liking something has nothing to do with being open-minded, Tyson.

try telling that to david vincent

Baby Selwyn wrote:

buck satan wrote: July 09 - Wantagh, NY - Nikon at Jones Beach Theatre

This is gonna rule!

It did rule! Soundgarden was so fuckin powerful I forgot I was at an outdoor venue. Everyone needs to catch this tour if they can.

one of the best shows I've ever seen. Loud as fuck, played basically all of badmotorfinger/superunkown. Cornell and Cameron were on top of their game. I can't imagine they could have sounded any better in 1992

can't wait...

axlash wrote:one of the best shows I've ever seen. Loud as fuck, played basically all of badmotorfinger/superunkown. Cornell and Cameron were on top of their game. I can't imagine they could have sounded any better in 1992

Slaves and Bulldozers live = extreme power, like bands with double bass. It was unreal.

Slaves and Bulldozers and Like Suicide are my 2 favorite songs of theirs, to think that they would close the show with both...it really felt like the perfect setlist. I'm depressed that I won't be seeing them again soon.

Tonight.

post your thoughts as soon as you can.

Just got back. They sounded heavy as fuck, especially for an outdoor venue. Chris sounded amazing, like you said.. I can't imagine them sounding better even in the 90s. Got some songs I haven't seen much of so far on this tour.. Mailman, Pretty Noose, Let Me Drown, Burden in My Hand, Superunkown

Fucking legendary show, very glad I went.

Edit: Here's the full setlist, from the Soundgarden board:

Searching With My Good Eye Closed
Spoonman
Let Me Drown
Room a Thousand Years Wide
Jesus Christ Pose
Blow Up the Outside World
The Day I Tried to Live
My Wave
Fell On Black Days
Hunted Down
Ugly Truth
Outshined
Rusty Cage
Burden In My Hand
Pretty Noose
4th of July
Superunknown
Beyond the Wheel
Mailman
Like Suicide
Slaves & Bulldozers

They've been switching up the setlists cause they totally didnt play Mailman and Pretty Noose when I saw them. I was really hoping to hear Rhinosaur live over anything though, that just would've been amazing.

must...hear...limo wreck

such fucking bullshit that they're playing a shitty festival here with no one else even remotely worth seeing

Chris and Matt are the closest thing these days to Plant/Bonham. Sit through Fucking Bon Iver to see them. Please? If they come around again, their setlist will be filled with new shit and you won't get to hear Beyond the Wheel, where Cornell was just showing off

axlash wrote:Sit through Fucking Bon Iver to see them. Please?

They should be supporting Bon Iver

no they shouldn't

east coast, west coast, and only chicago inbetween? what the fuck. Are Texas and Ohio not good markets for this kinda music? Oh well. Anyone wanna go to Chicago?

They're playing New Orleans Oct 28. There might be some more dates around that time.

thats gonna be a shorter set because its some festival right?

They're headlining so it will probably be their normal set.

Awesome show. I was directly across from the stage so I got the best sound quality. Best vocal performance I've ever heard, bar none.

Searching With My Good Eye Closed
Spoonman
Gun
Room a Thousand Years Wide
Jesus Christ Pose
Blow Up the Outside World
The Day I Tried to Live
My Wave
Ugly Truth
Fell on Black Days
Loud Love
Big Dumb Sex
Outshined
flower
Rusty Cage
Black Hole Sun
Black Rain
Burden in My Hand
Head Down
Superunknown
4th of July
Beyond the Wheel
Hunted Down
mailman
Slaves and Bulldozers

On a side note, Chris informed the crowd that the song 4th of July is about trying to maintain...maintain when you're out of your mind on lsd at a stoplight between 2 cop cars.

that song is even cooler now

Looks like they're lining up some more dates with Mastodon. Oct 26 in Dallas and Oct 28 in New Orleans so far.

It would have cool to catch QOTSA when I saw them, but got stuck with TMV