1 April 2026

Glen HansardGary & Laura Maurer Concert Hall

Chicago, United States

Don+t Settle

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Setlist

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  1. 01The Feast of St. JohnGlen solochecking audio…
  2. 02Stay the RoadGlen solochecking audio…
  3. 03There's No Mountainchecking audio…
  4. 04Tender MerciesGlen Hansard & Eddie Vedder coverchecking audio…
  5. 05Don't Settlechecking audio…
  6. 06Say It to Me NowThe Frames cover · >checking audio…
  7. 07GoldInterference coverchecking audio…
  8. 08Grace Beneath the Pineschecking audio…
  9. 09Her Mercychecking audio…
  10. 10Great WeightThe Swell Season coverchecking audio…
  11. 11CaledoniaDougie MacLean cover · Song for Dolores Keane; played by Brian Corbettchecking audio…
  12. 12Falling SlowlyThe Swell Season cover · with Kacie Swierk (a teacher from Old Town School) on piano and co-vocalschecking audio…
  13. 13Leave a Lightchecking audio…
  14. 14Down on Our Kneeschecking audio…
  15. 15Song of Good Hopechecking audio…
  16. 16When Your Mind's Made UpThe Swell Season cover · with Kacie Swierk on pianochecking audio…
  17. 17Carrickfergusencore[traditional] cover · with Brian Corbettchecking audio…

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Concert information100%
Setlist100%
Song coverage65%
Video65%
Audio0%
Photos0%

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