Weezer concert: 03/11/2002

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Weezer concert: 03/11/2002
Tour Europe Tour (2002)
Venue Lisbon Coliseum
Location Libson, Portugal
Date March 11, 2002
Associated album Maladroit
Weezer live show chronology
02/26/2002 - Long Beach, CA 03/11/2002 - Lisbon, Portugal 03/12/2002 - Oporto, Portugal

Weezer performed at the Lisbon Coliseum in Libson, Portugal on March 11, 2002 as the first show of their 2002 Tour of Europe. This was Weezer's first concert in Portugal. A rehearsal of "Fall Together" prior to the show was included on Video Capture Device.

Setlist

No. Title
1. "Dope Nose"    
2. "Modern Dukes"    
3. "American Gigolo"    
4. "Knock-down Drag-out"    
5. "Mad Kow"    
6. "My Name Is Jonas"    
7. "Fall Together"    
8. "Superstar"    
9. "Burndt Jamb"    
10. "Don't Let Go"    
11. "Keep Fishin'"    
12. "Undone - The Sweater Song"    
13. "Tired of Sex"    
14. "Say It Ain't So"    
15. "Hash Pipe"    
16. "Only In Dreams"    
Encore
No. Title
17. "Buddy Holly"    
18. "Island in the Sun"    
19. "Surf Wax America"    

Karl's Corner

See Karl's Corner - 03/11/2002

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Well, the time came for weezer to be introduced to Portugal. Todays show was in beautiful downtown Lisbon, at the Lisbon Coliseum, and as we discovered, was part of a festival series of concerts sponsored by some huge beer company.

The Lisbon Coliseum was a bit on the big side for Portugal newcomers weezer, but thats where the beer festival was taking place so thats where the rock was played. We were kinda worried when we first walked into the place, but there was actually a pretty respectable turnout for the bands first ever show in Portugal! And the best part was that these folks were very stoked, showing their appreciation for the brand new and old school weez alike.

Tonight's set was a pretty wild blend of old and new material, and included several songs not heard live since summer 2000 ("Modern Dukes", "Mad Kow", "Superstar"), and several songs heard only briefly in the summer of 2001. (well, i think so, anyway- its getting kind of hard to keep track of this stuff these days!)
- Karl Koch

Gallery

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