Ramones 50th Anniversary Tribute
Billie Joe Armstrong
Setlist
Rarity 96%How rare this setlist is: higher when the band digs into songs they rarely play, lower for a night of staples.- 01 Durango 95 Debut Ramones cover
- 02 Rockaway Beach Ramones cover
- 03 Cretin Hop Debut Ramones cover
- 04 Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment Debut Ramones cover
- 05 Do You Wanna Dance? Debut Bobby Freeman cover
- 06 Do You Wanna Dance? Bobby Freeman cover
- 07 The Crusher Debut Dee Dee King cover
- 08 R. A. M. O. N. E. S. Debut Motörhead cover
- 09 Danny Says The Ramones cover with Fred Armisen
- 10 Sheena Is A Punk Rocker Ramones cover
- 11 Do You Remember Rock 'n' Roll Radio? Ramones cover with Jason Freese
- 12 California Sun Debut Joe Jones cover with The Linda Lindas
- 13 I Wanna Be Sedated Debut Ramones cover with The Linda Lindas
- 14 Commando Debut Ramones cover
- 15 Havana Affair Debut Ramones cover
- 16 Oh Oh I Love Her So Debut Ramones cover
- 17 Surfin' Bird Debut The Trashmen cover
- 18 Beat On The Brat Debut Ramones cover with Billy Idol
- 19 Ready Steady Go Debut Generation X cover with Billy Idol
- 20 Blitzkrieg Bop Debut Ramones cover with Billy Idol
Concert poster
Performers
- Billie Joe Armstrong - Vocals / Guitar
- Tim Armstrong - Vocals / Guitar
- Travis Barker - Drums
- CJ Ramone - Vocals / Bass
- Fred Armisen - Guest Vocalist
- Billy Idol - Guest Vocalist
- Jason Freese - Guest Musician
Show notes
Revolver: Members of Green Day, Rancid, blink-182 and more will join together for an upcoming tribute concert commemorating the 50th anniversary of Ramones’ self-titled debut album.
The upcoming performance at Los Angeles, California’s Hollywood Forever Cemetery will unite late-era Ramones bassist CJ Ramone with Green Day vocalist-guitarist Billie Joe Armstrong, Rancid vocalist-guitarist Tim Armstrong, blink-182 drummer Travis Barker and “special guests.” They’ll be performing as Cretin Family, a Ramones-referencing portmanteau of the “Cretin Hop” and “We’re a Happy Family” tracks off 1977’s Rocket to Russia.
“From the moment I first heard the Ramones, music was never the same,” Tim Armstrong said in a statement. “They are my favorite band of all time! I can’t wait to play those great and perfect Ramones songs with my friends CJ, Travis and Billie. It’s gonna be wild!”
Billie Joe Armstrong adds: “The spirit of the Ramones is alive in every backyard punk show, punk club and festival. Generation after generation of cretins and weirdos become Ramones lovers. Kids are influenced by the Ramones and they don't even know it yet. ¡Viva Ramones!”
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Album distribution
Covers 20
- - Durango 95
- - Rockaway Beach
- - Cretin Hop
- - Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment
- - Do You Wanna Dance? ×2
- - The Crusher
- - R. A. M. O. N. E. S.
- - Danny Says
- - Sheena Is A Punk Rocker
- - Do You Remember Rock 'n' Roll Radio?
- - California Sun
- - I Wanna Be Sedated
- - Commando
- - Havana Affair
- - Oh Oh I Love Her So
- - Surfin' Bird
- - Beat On The Brat
- - Ready Steady Go
- - Blitzkrieg Bop
Debut distribution
The year each song played here was first played live.
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