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2006 - May 12th Hammerstein Ballroom New York, NY
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Opening Act |
Bullet For My Valentine |
Setlist |
Welcome To The Jungle
It's So Easy
Mr. Brownstone
Better
Live And Let Die
Sweet Child O' Mine
Knockin' On Heaven's Door
Madagascar
You Could Be Mine
The Blues
Out To Get Me
November Rain
My Michelle
Chinese Democracy
There Was A Time
Patience
I.R.S.
Nightrain
Encore :
Paradise City
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Sold Out Attendance : 3,800 (approximately) Sebastian Bach performs with Axl on 'My Michelle' Show ends with a shower of confetti.
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REVIEW :
'Warm-Up Show' for Guns N' Roses By BEN RATLIFF New York Times Published: May 13, 2006
Rock and roll audiences want to identify with the guy singing the song; they need to, in fact. But you’d be hard-pressed to prove that the crowd at the Hammerstein Ballroom on Friday night was identifying with W. Axl Rose. What does he represent, at this stage of the game? Survival? Re-invention? Creative control? The tortured artist? The persistence of the yowl? If the spirit of his age resides in him, his long postponement of an infamous album has diluted that spirit somewhat.
But if the physical reality of Mr. Rose - dressed L.A. style in a leather shirt and jeans and wearing a large silver cross, his hair corn-rowed and pulled back - wasn’t an easy figure to identify with, his voice and body language did the job instead. When he sang “Paradise City,” the crowd adopted a yowl in kind; when he danced in his undulating movements, like the letter S turning itself inside out, the men and women in the audience involuntarily moved that way too.
Friday night’s concert was the first of four Guns N’ Roses shows at Hammerstein Ballroom. On stage, Mr. Rose called them “warm-up shows” for the band’s European tour, which begins May 25 in Madrid. It’s fair to assume that the large-theater shows will have clearer sound and more effective stagecraft; Mr. Rose’s voice sounded strong, even in his highest nasal shrieks, but the band wasn’t using the warm-up time to experiment. The set list of the two-hours-plus show, complete with flash pots and confetti, came pretty close to what an only slightly different version of the band was playing four years ago, on its last tour.
Mr. Rose is the only original member left in the quintessential ‘80s hard-rock band, and this has been the case since 1997. The newest of the seven musicians backing up Mr. Rose on Friday, one of its three guitarists, is Ron Thal, also known as Bumblefoot. (One of his guitars has been designed to look like the bottom of a foot, with bumblebee stripes.) He takes up the role of the pyrotechnic shredder, vacated in 2004 by the guitarist Buckethead. At certain points in the show, including a few discontinuous unaccompanied solos, he accelerated to impressively fast chromatic runs; he also played some lavish, Hendrix-influenced blues language. Why this band’s gut-level songs now require the ornamentation of a wizardly guitarist at all remains unclear. It makes the band more atemporal, more Vegas-y, than necessary.
It was the group’s principal guitarist, Robin Finck, who made the sweetest and most grounded music of the night, and seemed most comfortable at work. An off-and-on member of the band for nine years now, Mr. Finck assumed most of the lines in the old songs formerly played by the guitarist Slash. But when he improvised, he spun out simple patterns, shaking the guitar’s neck and getting warmth and resonance out of each note or chord; his own unaccompanied solo, just before the concert’s final number, was a beautifully coherent, non-shredding couple of minutes, the best of the less-familiar music played in the show. He gave himself to the crowd, even literally, diving in to the audience three times.
The less-familiar songs were, actually, kind of familiar. That infamous, postponed Guns N’ Roses album, of course, is “Chinese Democracy,” which has been in the making for much of the last decade, and still has not been scheduled for release. Some of its songs included in the concert—“The Blues,” “Better,” “Madagascar,” “Chinese Democracy,” “There Was a Time,” and “IRS”—are easy enough to find on the internet, in leaked demos and bootlegged live performances. And in the concert, the new songs distinguished themselves visually as well as sonically, with serious-looking video backdrops: stained-glass details, religious portraiture, Martin Luther King speeches.
The crowd didn’t go nuts for them. Most of the new songs are dystopian, tense, portentous, finally a bit inconclusive; they dabble in electronic rhythms, big keyboard sounds and droning repetition. They didn’t produce much catharsis, on stage or in the audience. “Sweet Child o’ Mine” and “Patience,” on the other hand, were among the set’s old songs that motored along on earthy, meaty riffs, and provoked the fully expected but still astonishing spectacle of a full house roaring along with every word.
Guns N’ Roses continue at Hammerstein Ballroom on May 14, 15, and 17.
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2006 - May 14th Hammerstein Ballroom New York, NY |
Opening Act |
Bullet For My Valentine |
Setlist |
Welcome To The Jungle
It's So Easy
Mr. Brownstone
Rocket Queen
Dizzy Reed Piano Solo
The Blues
Live And Let Die
Richard Fortus Guitar Solo
Knockin' On Heaven's Door
Better
You Could Be Mine
Robin Finck Guitar Solo
Sweet Child O' Mine
Out Ta Get Me
November Rain
Bumblefoot [Ron Thal] Guitar Solo
Chinese Democracy
My Michelle [with Sebastian Bach]
Patience
Richard Fortus Guitar Solo
Nightrain
Encore :
Robin Finck Guitar Solo
Paradise City
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Sold Out Attendance : 3,800 (approximately) In attendance : Lenny Kravitz, Fred Durst, Mickey Rourke Show ended with a shower of confetti.
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2006 - May 15th Hammerstein Ballroom New York, NY |
Opening Act |
Bullet For My Valentine |
Setlist |
Welcome To The Jungle
It's So Easy
Mr. Brownstone
Live And Let Die
Bumblefoot [Ron Thal] Guitar Solo
Knockin' On Heaven's Door
Better
Sweet Child O' Mine
Dizzy Reed Piano Solo
The Blues
Out Ta Get Me
Robin Finck & Richard Fortus Guitar Duet [Beautiful]
Rocket Queen
My Michelle (with Sebastian Bach)
Madagascar
You Could Be Mine
November Rain
I.R.S.
Nightrain
Encore :
Patience
Chinese Democracy
Robin Finck Guitar Solo
Paradise City
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Sold Out Attendance : 3,800 (approximately) 11:06 pm - 1:19 am EST During 'Better', Axl tells security to "ease up a little". Band intros took place after Chinese Democracy. Sebastian Bach performed with Axl during 'My Michelle'. During 'You Could Be Mine', Robin Finck crowd surfs. Axl mentions Izzy after 'Sweet Child O' Mine' and before 'Rocket Queen'. Show ends with a shower of confetti.
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2006 - May 17th Hammerstein Ballroom New York, NY |
Opening Act |
Bullet For My Valentine |
Setlist |
Welcome To The Jungle
It’s So Easy
Mr. Brownstone
Live And Let Die
Think About You (with Izzy)
Robin Finck Guitar Solo
Sweet Child O’ Mine
Better
Knockin’ On Heaven’s Door
Dizzy Reed Piano Solo
The Blues
Bumblefoot [Ron Thal] Guitar Solo
You Could Be Mine
November Rain
Out Ta Get Me
Richard Fortus and Robin Finck Guitar Duet [Beautiful]
My Michelle (with Sebastian Bach)
Rocket Queen
Patience (with Izzy)
Madagascar
I.R.S.
Richard Fortus Guitar Solo
Nightrain (with Izzy and Kid Rock)
Encore:
Chinese Democracy
Robin Finck Guitar Solo
Paradise City
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Sold Out Attendance : 3,800 (approximately) Izzy Stradlin guests on : 'Think About You', 'Nightrain', and 'Patience'. Sebastian Bach guests for vocals with Axl on 'My Michelle'. Kid Rock and Izzy guest on 'Nightrain'. 'Rhiad' was on the stage setlist, but wasn't played. Axl called for Lenny (Kravitz), when the band came backonstage after the encore, but Lenny didn't appear onstage. 'Nightrain' was started twice, prompting Axl to say "We rehearsed this song twice today. See?? This is still Guns and Roses'. The band gathered at 'Aspen' in Chelsea for supper prior to the show. Steven Tyler was seen watching the show. Show ends with a shower of confetti.
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2006 - May 25th Auditorio Juan Carlos I Madrid, Spain |
Opening Act |
Living Things |
Setlist |
set: Welcome To The Jungle
It's So Easy
Mr. Brownstone
Live And Let Die
Better
Robin Finck Guitar Solo
Sweet Child O' Mine
Knockin' On Heaven's Door
Richard Fortus Guitar Solo
Dizzy Reed Piano Solo [Ziggy Stardust]
The Blues
You Could Be Mine
Jazz Jam
Dizzy Reed Piano Solo
I.R.S.
Out Ta Get Me
Bumblefoot [Ron Thal] Guitar Solo
Axl Piano Solo
November Rain
Jazz Jam
There Was A Time
Richard Fortus & Robin Finck Guitar Duet [Beautiful]
Chinese Democracy
My Michelle
Patience
Axl vocal jam
Nightrain
Madagascar
Robin Finck Guitar Solo
Paradise City
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This show was originally scheduled for May 28, 2006. Attendance : 15,000
GN'R was originally scheduled to take the stage at 10pm, but that was later changed to 11pm. Regardless, they didn't hit the stage until midnight. Fans become restless and start throwing chairs before Guns come on, but security is tight. The show ends with technical difficulties, the original cause of the delay at the start of the show. GN'R play for two and a half hours.
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Rock In Rio 2006 - May 27th Bela Vista Park Lisbon, Portugal |
Also Appearing |
Metallica (headlining World Stage on Day One) Red Hot Chili Peppers Carlos Santana Shakira Roger Waters Sting Anastacia more.... |
Setlist |
Welcome To The Jungle
It's So Easy
Mr. Brownstone
I.R.S.
Robin Finck Guitar Solo
Sweet Child O' Mine
Knockin' On Heaven's Door
Dizzy Reed Piano Solo (Ziggy Stardust)
Live And Let Die
Jam
The Blues
Rocket Queen
Richard Fortus Guitar Solo
Richard Fortus and Robin Finck Guitar Duet [Beautiful]
Out Ta Get Me
Axl piano solo which he jokingly named "fucking off in G"
November Rain
Bumblefoot Guitar Solo
Better
Brain [Brian Mantia] Drum Solo
You Could Be Mine
Patience
Robin Finck Guitar Solo
Nightrain
Encore:
Paradise City
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The festival runs May 26 & 27. Metallica will be headlining World Stage on Day One. GNR will be headlining World Stage on Day Two of the festival.
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2006 - May 28th Venue to be announced (not confirmed) Madrid, Spain
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2006 - May 31st Papp Laszlo Budapest, Hungary |
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Intro (about 9 minutes long)
Welcome To The Jungle
It's So Easy
Mr. Brownstone
Better
Solo
Live And Let Die
Madagascar
Robin Finck Guitar Solo
Sweet Child O' Mine
Richard Fortus & Robin Finck Guitar Duet [Beautiful]
You Could Be Mine
Blues Jam
Dizzy Reed Piano Solo
The Blues
Out Ta Get Me
Knockin' On Heaven's Door
My Michelle
Axl Piano Solo
November Rain
Instrumental: "Ancient Hungarian Folksong"
Nightrain
Encore :
Bumblefoot Guitar Solo (w/ Don't Cry)
Robin Finck Guitar Solo
Paradise City
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2006 - June 2nd - 4th (June 2nd) Rock Am Ring Nurburgring, Germany |
Also Appearing |
Bloodsimple
Stone Sour
Alice In Chains
Dir En Grey
Deftones
Korn
Tool
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Setlist |
Welcome To The Jungle
It's So Easy
Mr. Brownstone
Better
Robin Finck Guitar Solo
Live And Let Die
Knockin' On Heaven's Door
Jazz Jam
Dizzy Reed Piano Solo
The Blues
You Could Be Mine
Out Ta Get Me
Bumblefoot [Ron Thal] Guitar Solo
November Rain
My Michelle (with Sebastian Bach)
Band Introductions
Robin Finck Guitar Solo
Sweet Child O' Mine
Richard Fortus Guitar Solo [Beautiful]
Nightrain
Madagascar
I.R.S.
Patience
Encore :
Robin Finck Guitar Solo
Paradise City
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Ticket Info
GNR will appear on June 2nd
Axl thanks the crowd after the Jazz Jam, tells them that they are 'very generous'. Merck and Beta are at the side of the stage for most of the performance. Sebastian Bach joins Axl for vocals on My Michelle.
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2006 - June 7th Hammersmith Apollo London, England |
Opening Act |
Avenged Sevenfold |
Setlist |
Welcome To The Jungle
It's So Easy
Mr. Brownstone
Live And Let Die
Robin Finck Guitar Solo
Sweet Child O' Mine
Madagascar
Better
Jam
You Could Be Mine
Knockin' On Heaven's Door
Blues Jam
Dizzy Reed Piano Solo
The Blues
Ron Thal [Bumblefoot] Guitar Solo (Don't Cry)
I.R.S.
Out Ta Get Me
November Rain
Richard Fortus Solo
Richard Fortus & Robin Finck Guitar Duet [Beautiful]
My Michelle (with Sebastian Bach)
Patience
Jam
Nightrain
Robin Finck Guitar Solo
Encore :
Paradise City
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Brian May was at the show, but only as an audience member.
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LONDON TIMES REVIEW Thursday, June 8th
Hammersmith Apollo, London, June 7
Welcome to the jungle: three and a half hours after the doors of the venue open, the main act shows no sign of taking the stage. The mixed crowd - virginal looking young men, thirtysomethings with anachronistic haircuts - are clearly displeased with the delay. They boo between the rock anthems blaring out of the PA, long after support act Avenged Sevenfold have finished their set.
They don’t know that a certain W. Axl Rose, lead singer and sole remaining original member of Guns N’ Roses, has issued an ultimatum. “We know he’s in the building,” says one of the backstage managers at the Hammersmith Apollo, as if this is an achievement in itself. “He’s just insisting he needs two masseuses for a ‘Deep Heat massage’ before he goes on stage. He fired both his personal masseuses this morning. He’s also complaining because his personal hairdresser (from Africa) couldn’t enter the country because of visa issues. But there’s not much we can do about that.” As an excuse for keeping 5,000 paying customers waiting, it’s up there with throwing a hissy fit because M&Ms of the wrong colour have been found in the dressing room bowl. “This might be the worst act I’ve dealt with,” says the exasperated concierge. “It’s certainly up there with Velvet Revolver (the band comprising of Rose’s former GnR bandmates) who delayed a gig for 90 minutes until we got them a homemade Shepherd’s Pie. If this goes on much longer, I think there might be a riot... excuse me,” he breaks off, one ear pressed to his walkie-talkie: “a fight just broke out in the stalls...”
For the self-proclaimed “Most Dangerous Band In The World,” a riot due to a delayed or cancelled show is not without precedent. But then, for Guns N’ Roses, not many aspects of rock’n’roll behaviour are without precedent. Rose presumably found someone to rub him up the right way, even at such short notice: when he does finally make it on stage just before 11pm, with the 2006 version of GnR striking up Welcome to the Jungle, the weary audience is immediately roused, and immediately forgiving.
This London appearance, a warm-up for their headlining slot at the Download festival, in Donington Park, follows dates in New York as the band’s first gigs since 2002. The seasoned line-up assembled by Rose - Tommy Stinson (bass), Richard Fortus (guitar), Robin Finck (guitar), Chris Pitman (keyboard), Dizzy Reed (keyboard), “Brain” (drums) and new guitarist Ron “Bumblefoot” Thal (who only joined the band last month) - confidently swap the riffs of a string of old favourites to open the show, including It’s So Easy, Mr Brownstone, Live And Let Die, and Sweet Child O' Mine.
In a series of outfits and sunglasses, with diamond jewellery and teeth flashing, Rose appears very much at home as the grand rock showman - except for his red and yellow dreadlocks and ginger facial hair; they merely make him look like a cross between Mick Hucknall and Metallica's James Hetfield. The 44-year-old’s reputed face-lifts are indicated, too, by his pinched features and unblinking eyes, and he’s sweating profusely as early as the second song as he pirouettes and canters restlessly around the tiered stage. Yet his voice – always a fantastic blend of catty screech and resonant bellow – appears untainted by the ensuing years of ultimate rock star indulgence and prima donna delay. The world is still waiting, a reputed $13 million later, for Chinese Democracy, the album his band started recording in 1998. It’s now scheduled for release this autumn, but that’s not a date to hold your breath over.
Two tracks from the new album, Madagascar and Better, exhibit militaristic drums and a certain nu-metal swagger, but in terms of both the audience’s reaction and the band’s energy, they pale in comparison with the ensuing You Could Be Mine, and a drawn-out Knockin’ On Heaven’s Door. Another new song, IRS, ostensibly a bombastic swipe at an anonymous former lover, namechecks the President, the FBI and the taxman as co-conspirators, but is merely an extension of Rose’s own persecution complex, summarised in the rebel yell of Out Ta Get Me.
Prone to virtuosic, if overlong, fret-tapping solo spots, the Axl Rose Backing Band (for that is what GnR amounts to these days) seem less comfortable playing the sluggish new material than their own guitar improvisations on Christina Aguilera’s Beautiful, or the familiar riffs of Night Train and Paradise City, which are rapturously received and accompanied by exploding fireworks and flame-belching cannons. Former Skid Row frontman, Sebastian Bach, comes on, hair akimbo, for a brief cameo appearance during My Michelle. When November Rain reaches its guitar-led epilogue, it is hard to deny that Guns N’ Roses are back - for the moment at least – there’s certainly enough old-school entertainment value from these familiar hits to justify the Apollo staying open past its usual curfew. But as the crowd starts to thin out before the clock strikes 1am, the occasion seems far from riotous. In fact, it's more like a karaoke singalong.
Two tracks from the new album, Madagascar and Better, exhibit militaristic drums and a certain nu-metal swagger, but in term’s of both the audience’s reaction and the band’s energy, they pale in comparison with the ensuing You Could Be Mine, and a drawn-out Knockin’ On Heaven’s Door. Another new song, IRS, ostensibly a bombastic swipe at an anonymous former lover, namechecks the President, the FBI and the taxman as co-conspirators, but is merely an extension of Rose’s own persecution complex, summarised in the rebel yell of Out Ta Get Me.
Prone to virtuosic, if overlong, fret-tapping solo spots, the Axl Rose Backing Band (for that is what GnR amounts to these days) seem less comfortable playing the sluggish new material than their own guitar improvisations on Christina Aguilera’s Beautiful, or the familiar riffs of Night Train and Paradise City, which are rapturously received and accompanied by exploding fireworks and flame-belching cannons. Former Skid Row frontman, Sebastian Bach, comes on, hair akimbo, for a brief cameo appearance during My Michelle. When November Rain reaches its guitar-led epilogue, it is hard to deny that Guns N’ Roses are back - for the moment at least – there’s certainly enough old-school entertainment value from these familiar hits to justify the Apollo staying open past its usual curfew. But as the crowd starts to thin out before the clock strikes 1am, the occasion seems far from riotous. In fact, it's more like a karaoke singalong.
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2006 - June 9th RDS Arena (Royal Dublin Society) Dublin, Ireland |
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Funeral For A Friend Bullet For My Valentine To My Surprise |
Setlist |
Set:
Welcome To The Jungle
It's So Easy
Mr. Brownstone
Live And Let Die
Knockin' On Heaven's Door
Richard Fortus Guitar Solo
Robin Finck & Richard Fortus Guitar Duet [Beautiful]
Out Ta Get Me,
Dizzy Reed Piano Solo
The Blues
Bumblefoot [Ron Thal] Guitar Solo
You Could Be Mine
Robin Finck Guitar Solo
Sweet Child O' Mine
Jam
November Rain
Better
Madagascar
Patience
My Michelle [with Sebastian Bach]
Nightrain
Encore:
Robin Finck Guitar Solo
Paradise City [with Izzy]
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2006 - June 13th Sazka Arena Prague, Czech Republic
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Opening Acts |
Sebastian Bach
Avenged Sevenfold
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Setlist |
Soundcheck:
Chinese Democracy
Madagascar
Better
I.R.S.
The Blues
There Was A Time
Set:
Welcome To The Jungle
It's So Easy
Mr. Brownstone
Live And Let Die
Better
Dizzy Reed Piano Solo
The Blues
Sweet Child O' Mine
Bumblefoot [Ron Thal] Guitar Solo
You Could Be Mine
Knockin' On Heaven's Door
Robin Finck & Richard Fortus Guitar Duet [Beautiful]
Out Ta Get Me
November Rain
Chinese Democracy
My Michelle [with Sebastian Bach]
Think About You [with Izzy]
Patience [with Izzy]
Brain [Brian Mantia] Drum Solo
Nightrain [with Izzy]
Encore:
I.R.S.
Robin Finck Guitar Solo
Paradise City [with Izzy]
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attendance:
18,000 +/-
Axl was present for soundcheck.
The Red Hot Chili Peppers were in attendance for this show.
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2006 - June 15th Legia Stadium Warsaw, Poland |
Opening Acts |
650 North
Kobranocka
Oddzial Zamkniety
Sebastian Bach
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Welcome To The Jungle
It's So Easy
Mr Brownstone
Live And Let Die
Better
Knockin' On Heaven's Door
Robin Finck Guitar Solo
Sweet Child O' Mine
Jam
Dizzy Reed Piano Solo
The Blues
You Could Be Mine
Bumblefoot [Ron Thal] Guitar Solo
Chinese Democracy
November Rain
Richard Fortus Guitar Solo
Robin Finck & Richard Fortus Guitar Duet [Beautiful]
Out Ta Get Me
My Michelle [with Sebastian Bach]
Think About You [with Izzy]
Patience [with Izzy]
Nightrain [with Izzy]
Encore:
Madagascar
I.R.S.
Robin Finck Guitar Solo
Paradise City [with Izzy]
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attendance:
11,000 (approximately0
GN'R were
supposed to start at 9:15pm local time but they actually hit the stage
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around 8:38pm.
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Nova Rock Festival 2006 - June 15th - 17th Pannonia Fields II Nickelsdorf, Austria
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BLUE STAGE, June 15th Metallica Motorhead Alice In Chains Alter Bridge Avenged Sevenfold Stone Sour Bullet For My Valentine Trivium Bloodsimple Unheilig
RED STAGE, June 15th Sportfreunde Stiller Queens of The Stone Age Hard Fi dEUS Elbow tba Body Rockers tba Zeronic
BLUE STAGE, June 16th Placebo Massive Attack Live Juliette & The Licks The Datsuns The Sounds Billy Talent The Answer Tyler
RED STAGE, June 16th The Sisters Of Mercy Apolyptica Lagwagon BoySetsFire Gogol Bordello Panteon Rococo The Locos She -Male Trouble Guadalajara
BLUE STAGE, June 17th Guns N' Roses Tool Bloodhound Gang Oomph! Subway To Sally Opeth Sevendust Die Krupps Jesus Christ Smokes Holy Gasoline
RED STAGE, June 17th The B-52's Speed M.I.A. Madsen Keith Caputo Julia Virginia Jetzt! Disco Ensemble Matt Boroff
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Welcome To The Jungle
It's So Easy
Mr. Brownstone
Live And Let Die
Madagascar
Robin Finck Guitar Solo
Sweet Child O' Mine
Blues Jam
Dizzy Reed Piano Solo
The Blues
Richard Fortus Guitar Solo
Robin Finck & Richard Fortus Guitar Duet [Beautiful]
You Could Be Mine
Knockin' On Heaven's Door
Better
Jam
November Rain
Bumblefoot [Ron Thal] Guitar Solo
Out Ta Get Me
Happy Birthday Dizzy
My Michelle [with Sebastian Bach]
Think About You [with Izzy]
Used To Love Her [with Izzy]
I.R.S.
Patience [with Izzy]
Bumblefoot [Ron Thal] Guitar Solo
Nightrain
Encore:
Rocket Queen
Paradise City
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