15 April 2019

Glen HansardHall

London, United Kingdom

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Setlist

10 of 20 songs have a surviving audio or video recording. Anything still missing can be contributed below.

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  1. 01Weight of the Worldchecking audio…
  2. 02I'll Be You, Be Mechecking audio…
  3. 03Don't Settlechecking audio…
  4. 04Fool's Gamechecking audio…
  5. 05My Little Ruinchecking audio…
  6. 06When Your Mind's Made UpThe Swell Season coverchecking audio…
  7. 07Winning Streakchecking audio…
  8. 08Marychecking audio…
  9. 09Brother's Keeperchecking audio…
  10. 10The Closing Doorchecking audio…
  11. 11Ghost Town / Race to the Bottomchecking audio…
  12. 12Didn't He Ramblechecking audio…
  13. 13McCormack's WallGlen solo at pianochecking audio…
  14. 14Famous Blue RaincoatLeonard Cohen cover · Impromptu duet with Javier Mas who came on stage a song too early after the solo!checking audio…
  15. 15Way Back in the Way Back Whenchecking audio…
  16. 16Grace Beneath the PinesGlen at front of stage with no micchecking audio…
  17. 17Her Mercy / Wedding Ringchecking audio…
  18. 18RevelateThe Frames coverchecking audio…
  19. 19Good Life of Songchecking audio…
  20. 20Passing ThroughPete Seeger cover · Glen, Ruth, Joe and Rob each singing a versechecking audio…

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Concert information80%
Setlist100%
Song coverage50%
Video50%
Audio0%
Photos0%

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