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Revision as of 23:39, 4 February 2024
| October 30, 2001 | |||||||
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| Guest performance by Chester Bennington | |||||||
| Country: | United States  | ||||||
| City: | Charlotte, NC | ||||||
| Venue: | Ovens Auditorium | ||||||
| Venue Type: | Music/Concert Hall | ||||||
| Tour: | Family Values Tour | ||||||
| Running order: | *, Linkin Park, Staind, Static-X, Deadsy, Spike 1000 | ||||||
| Performing act: | Stone Temple Pilots | ||||||
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Setlist
| 1. | Crackerman | |
| 2. | Vasoline | |
| 3. | Wicked Garden | |
| 4. | Big Empty | |
| 5. | [[Dead & Bloated|Dead & Bloated]] | w/ Chester Bennington[[Category:List of Dead & Bloated performances]] |
| 6. | Ten Years Gone | Led Zeppelin cover |
| 7. | Sour Girl | |
| 8. | Creep | |
| 9. | Day Tripper | The Beatles cover |
| 10. | And So I Know | |
| 11. | Trippin' On A Hole In A Paper Heart | |
| 12. | Coma | |
| 13. | Interstate Love Song | |
| 14. | Plush | |
| 15. | Moby Dick | Led Zeppelin cover |
| 16. | Sex Type Thing |
| Core | ( 5 )
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| Purple | ( 3 )
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| Tiny Music...Songs From The Vatican Gift Shop | ( 1 )
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| Nº4 | ( 1 )
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| Shangri-La Dee Da | ( 1 )
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Show Notes:
- Chester came out during Stone Temple Pilotsset to perform Dead & Bloated with the band.
Other Notes:
- This show was moved from the Charlotte Coliseum to Ovens Auditorium next door. This was a downgrade in capacity, meaning it was likely due to poor ticket sales. The new venue had no area for a pit and there were only seats.