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*According to both Mace Beyers and Sean Dowdell, this was one of the band's biggest shows ever. However, according to Grey Daze's manager Kerry Rose, the show was a total bust, because, according to him, "only about 300 people showed up". | *According to both Mace Beyers and Sean Dowdell, this was one of the band's biggest shows ever. However, according to Grey Daze's manager Kerry Rose, the show was a total bust, because, according to him, "only about 300 people showed up". | ||
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| April 20, 1996 | |||||||
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| Performance by Grey Daze | |||||||
| Country: | United States  | ||||||
| City: | Phoenix, AZ | ||||||
| Festival: | Earth Day 96 Festival/Reaching For 2000 | ||||||
| Venue: | Desert Sky Pavilion | ||||||
| Venue Type: | Amphitheatre | ||||||
| Other bands: | Michael Schenker Group, Gilby Clarke, The Lynch Mob, Lode and others | ||||||
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Setlist
The setlist is completely unknown.
Other Notes:
- According to both Mace Beyers and Sean Dowdell, this was one of the band's biggest shows ever. However, according to Grey Daze's manager Kerry Rose, the show was a total bust, because, according to him, "only about 300 people showed up".
- The show's initial press release says: "Earth Day 96 Festival: Earth Day Arizona celebrates the 26th annual observance of Earth Day (Monday, April 22) with an environmental fair from 11:45 a.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday, April 20, at Desert Sky Pavilion, 2121 North 83rd Avenue. Highlights of the free event include a trash-art contest; poetry readings; and scheduled performances by MSG featuring Michael Schenker; Gilby Clarke; the Lynch Mob; and Lode. Call 254-7599".
- The ad from April 17th, 1996 issue of Arizona Republic also states "The event features more than 20 local entertainment acts, children activities, a trash art contest, face painting, jugglers and educational booths".
- This midday show was the first one of two band's concerts on the same day.