Setlist
Rarity 76%How rare this setlist is: higher when the band digs into songs they rarely play, lower for a night of staples.
Dookie
- 01 Burnout
- 02 Having A Blast Bustout
- 03 Chump
- 04 Longview
- 05 Welcome To Paradise
- 06 Pulling Teeth Bustout
- 07 Basket Case
- 08 She
- 09 Sassafras Roots Bustout “The American Dream Is Killing Me” tease
- 10 When I Come Around
- 11 Coming Clean Bustout
- 12 Emenius Sleepus Bustout
- 13 In The End Bustout
- 14 F.O.D. Bustout
- 15 All By Myself Bustout
- 16 The American Dream Is Killing Me Debut
- 17 Geek Stink Breath
- 18 One Of My Lies
- 19 Oh Love
- 20 Stuart And The Ave.
- 21 Disappearing Boy
- 22 Graffitia Debut
- 23 Letterbomb
- 24 Last Night On Earth Bustout
- 25 Father Of All... Bustout
- 26 Nuclear Family Bustout
- 27 Warning
- 28 Revolution Radio
- 29 Homecoming Bustout
Concert poster
Performers
- Billie Joe Armstrong - Vocals / Guitar
- Mike Dirnt - Bass / Backing Vocals
- Tre Cool - Drums
- Jason White - Guitar / Backing Vocals
- Jason Freese - Keys / Accordion / Sax
- Kevin Preston - Guitar / Backing Vocals
Show notes
On October 19, 2023, Green Day played a surprise pop-up concert at the 800-capacity Fremont Country Club in Las Vegas, serving as a warm-up show ahead of their headlining slot at the When We Were Young festival. The event was teased less than 24 hours prior via a cryptic sign reading "SEND AN SOS IT'S GETTING SERIOUS" outside the neighboring Backstage Bar & Billiards, followed by a local, strictly enforced will-call ticket drop designed to limit scalping. Opening support was provided by Ultra Q, who are fronted by Billie Joe Armstrong's song Jakob.
The show featured a complete, front-to-back performance of their 1994 album Dookie to celebrate its upcoming 30th anniversary. Following the full album play-through, the band used the club setting to debut 'The American Dream Is Killing Me', the lead single from Saviors, and formally announced the upcoming 2024 stadium tour with The Smashing Pumpkins, Rancid, and The Linda Lindas.
The remainder of the 29-song set bypassed mainstream radio hits in favor of deep cuts, rare live revivals, and fan favorites from across their discography. Highlights included the first full performance of 'Warning' since 2001, 'Homecoming' for the first time since 2010, the first full airings of 'Nuclear Family' and 'Oh Love' since 2017, the live debut of 'Graffitia', and rare outings for tracks like 'Geek Stink Breath', 'Stuart and the Ave.' and 'Disappearing Boy'.
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Live debuts
Bustouts
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Coming Clean 73
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F.O.D. 73
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In The End 73
Most played song
Rarest Songs Played
Album distribution
39/Smooth 1
- - Disappearing Boy
Kerplunk 2
- - Welcome To Paradise
- - One Of My Lies
Dookie 14
- - Burnout
- - Having A Blast
- - Chump
- - Longview
- - Pulling Teeth
- - Basket Case
- - She
- - Sassafras Roots
- - When I Come Around
- - Coming Clean
- - Emenius Sleepus
- - In The End
- - F.O.D.
- - All By Myself
Insomniac 2
- - Geek Stink Breath
- - Stuart And The Ave.
Warning 1
- - Warning
American Idiot 2
- - Letterbomb
- - Homecoming
21st Century Breakdown 1
- - Last Night On Earth
¡UNO! 2
- - Oh Love
- - Nuclear Family
Revolution Radio 1
- - Revolution Radio
Father Of All Motherfuckers 2
- - Graffitia
- - Father Of All...
Saviors 1
- - The American Dream Is Killing Me
Debut distribution
The year each song played here was first played live.
On this date
- Oct 19, 2016 · Green Day, KROQ
- Oct 19, 2009 · Green Day, Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre
- Oct 19, 2004 · Green Day, Fort Worth Convention Center
- Oct 19, 2000 · Green Day, Goat Island
- Oct 19, 1994 · Green Day, The Boardwalk
- Oct 19, 1993 · Green Day, The Catalyst
- Oct 19, 1991 · Green Day, Rumors
- Oct 19, 1990 · Green Day, Women’s Building