9 September 2025

The Swell SeasonThe Factory

Chesterfield, United States

North American Tour 2025

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  1. 01Low Risingchecking audio…
  2. 02People We Used to Bechecking audio…
  3. 03Factory Street Bellschecking audio…
  4. 04When Your Mind's Made Upchecking audio…
  5. 05Pretty Storieschecking audio…
  6. 06The Moonchecking audio…
  7. 07Lowly DeserterGlen Hansard coverchecking audio…
  8. 08OhioCrosby, Stills, Nash & Young coverchecking audio…
  9. 09Back Brokechecking audio…
  10. 10A Little Sugarchecking audio…
  11. 11Stuck in Reversechecking audio…
  12. 12I Leave Everything to Youchecking audio…
  13. 13Great Weightchecking audio…
  14. 14If You Want Mechecking audio…
  15. 15MariaLizzie Weber coverchecking audio…
  16. 16Lieschecking audio…
  17. 17FitzcarraldoThe Frames coverchecking audio…
  18. 18Hundred Wordschecking audio…
  19. 19This GiftGlen Hansard coverchecking audio…
  20. 20Falling Slowlychecking audio…
  21. 21Say It to Me Now / Goldchecking audio…
  22. 22MiracleWeston Horn & the Hush cover · Fan pulled on stagechecking audio…
  23. 23Her Mercy / Bird on the WireLeonard Cohen coverchecking audio…

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