⚠ SITE UNDERGOING SCHEDULED MAINTENANCE ⚠ We are currently in the process of updating to the latest version of MediaWiki, alongside numerous other improvements. Editing will be disabled starting on April 19, 2024 at 12:00 ET. Complete all edits and save all work before this time or progress may be lost. Editing is scheduled to be re-enabled before the end of April. |
Weezer concert: 09/15/1992
Weezer concert: 09/15/1992 | |||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Venue | Coconut Teaszer | ||||
Location | Los Angeles, CA | ||||
Date | September 15, 1992 | ||||
Debuts | "No One Else" | ||||
Weezer live show chronology | |||||
|
Weezer performed at the Coconut Teaszer in Los Angeles, CA on September 15, 1992.
Setlist
Partial setlist.
No. | Title | |
---|---|---|
1. | "No One Else" (Live debut) | |
Super-Chrono
Back to the Teaszer for a 5th time...by now the band was getting used to/getting sick of the place, though they would return 3 more times in the coming months.
Unfortunately no recording was made of this show, which achieved a new plateau in quality for the band. They played tighter than ever before, had a better sound, and (after internal debate) debuted "No One Else", a song that started to steer the band in a previously invisible direction. The bands efforts were due in part to a sense of pressure from a perceived "industry presence". Though they had absolutely no interest nor even awareness from any labels at this early point, this was a "a.s.c.a.p.'s best kept secrets" showcase night. ASCAP is one of the major song publishing companies [the other being BMI], and this show was one of a series where supposedly unknown bands who had registered their publishing thru ascap could show their stuff. Weezer hadnt registered anything with anybody, but the idea that there were "ascap people" lurking at the show was in the air. Looking back, it was probably a stretch to think that playing the show could help an unsigned band at all! - Karl Koch |
Gallery
See also
References
- ↑ Setlist per Historic event: 09/15/1992 by Karl Koch.
|