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|Artist= | |Artist=Brad Delson | ||
|Next show=[[20150418]] | |ShowType=guest | ||
|Next show=[[Live:20150418|{{ShortDate|2015-04-18}}]] | |||
|Year=2009 | |Year=2009 | ||
|Month=June | |Month=June | ||
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==Setlist== | ==Setlist== | ||
{{Setlist | |||
|Artist=Brad Delson | |||
|Song 1=[[I'm Not A Girl, Not Yet A Woman]] | |||
|Note 1=Britney Spears cover; Partial | |||
}} | |||
==Show Notes:== | ==Show Notes:== | ||
*Brad gave the keynote address for the College of Letters and Sciences graduation ceremony at UCLA. He replaced James Franco, who canceled a few days beforehand. During his keynote, he stripped down to a Bruins basketball jersey and shorts and performed a short Britney Spears cover. The YouTube description of it reads, "Brad Delson, UCLA alum and guitarist for Linkin Park, strips down to a Bruins b-ball jersey and shorts; channels Britney Spears; talks about James Franco, Conan O'Brien, Jamie Foxx and Ellen DeGeneres; and offers some poignant words of wisdom in his spirited keynote address at the UCLA College of Letters and Science commencement ceremony on June 12, 2009." | *Brad gave the keynote address for the College of Letters and Sciences graduation ceremony at UCLA. He replaced James Franco, who canceled a few days beforehand. During his keynote, he stripped down to a Bruins basketball jersey and shorts and performed a short Britney Spears cover. The YouTube description of it reads, "Brad Delson, UCLA alum and guitarist for Linkin Park, strips down to a Bruins b-ball jersey and shorts; channels Britney Spears; talks about James Franco, Conan O'Brien, Jamie Foxx and Ellen DeGeneres; and offers some poignant words of wisdom in his spirited keynote address at the UCLA College of Letters and Science commencement ceremony on June 12, 2009." | ||
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*Format: .MOV / 220 MB | *Format: .MOV / 220 MB | ||
*Comments: Released in two parts on iTunes for free download. | *Comments: Released in two parts on iTunes for free download. | ||
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| June 12, 2009 | |||||||
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| Guest performance by Brad Delson | |||||||
| Country: | United States  | ||||||
| City: | Westwood, CA | ||||||
| Event: | UCLA C.L.S. Commencement | ||||||
| Venue: | Pauley Pavilion | ||||||
| Venue Type: | Arena | ||||||
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Setlist
| 1. | I'm Not A Girl, Not Yet A Woman | Britney Spears cover; Partial |
Show Notes:
- Brad gave the keynote address for the College of Letters and Sciences graduation ceremony at UCLA. He replaced James Franco, who canceled a few days beforehand. During his keynote, he stripped down to a Bruins basketball jersey and shorts and performed a short Britney Spears cover. The YouTube description of it reads, "Brad Delson, UCLA alum and guitarist for Linkin Park, strips down to a Bruins b-ball jersey and shorts; channels Britney Spears; talks about James Franco, Conan O'Brien, Jamie Foxx and Ellen DeGeneres; and offers some poignant words of wisdom in his spirited keynote address at the UCLA College of Letters and Science commencement ceremony on June 12, 2009."
Other Notes:
- On June 5, 2009, UCLA announced, "Brad Delson, a UCLA alumnus and lead guitarist for the Grammy-winning band Linkin Park, will deliver keynote remarks at the UCLA College of Letters and Science commencement ceremony on June 12. Delson earned a bachelor's degree in communication studies from UCLA, graduating summa cum laude in 1999. Delson was picked based on recommendations from a selection committee after the scheduled keynote speaker, actor and UCLA alumnus James Franco, canceled the week prior to the event because of filming commitments."
Sources:
Source 0: Video - PROSHOT (Official Release)
- Time: 18:40 mins
- Format: .MOV / 220 MB
- Comments: Released in two parts on iTunes for free download.