Ext. Intro; Ext. Bridge w/ Drum Solo + "The Catalyst" Sing-a-long; Ext. Ending
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Hybrid Theory
( 6 )
With You
One Step Closer
Papercut
Runaway
In The End
Points Of Authority
The Hunting Party
( 5 )
Guilty All The Same
Rebellion
Wastelands
Final Masquerade
Until It's Gone
Other
( 4 )
LOATR/SOTD/Iridescent
Joe Solo
Mike Solo
New Divide
Living Things
( 3 )
Castle Of Glass
Burn It Down
Lost In The Echo
Meteora
( 3 )
Numb
Somewhere I Belong
Faint
Minutes To Midnight
( 3 )
Given Up
What I've Done
Bleed It Out
Collision Course
( 1 )
Dirt Off Your Shoulder/Lying From You
A Thousand Suns
( 1 )
Waiting For The End
Show Notes
On the transition outro of "Runaway", Mike rapped verse one of "Wastelands". Chester sang the first line of the bridge over the outro transition.
Mike's solo portion of the show featured a hybrid verse of "Wretches And Kings", the chorus of "Remember The Name" (by Fort Minor), and a hybrid verse of "Remember The Name". After the hybrid verse of "Remember The Name", he went into the chorus again.
Mike rapped the verse from "Points Of Authority" over the extended intro of "Until It's Gone".
During the bridge of "Bleed It Out", Rob performed a drum solo before the band sang a refrain from "The Catalyst".
Other Notes
In a May 2020 Twitch stream, Of Mice & Men told a story about this show, saying, "When we did the tour with Linkin Park, we have a song that is called "Another You." It starts off with a really clean guitar part, and me singing a falsetto high note that directly correlates with what he's playing. We were in Germany in what I think is Munich but I looked over and Mike and Chester were both standing side stage. This is one of the first days of tour so we hadn't really gotten to hang out much. So I got really star struck and nervous that I totally fucked up that note. And just fucked up the whole song right at the very start. Aaron had to adjust his note. I just totally biffed the song because Mike and Chester were watching side stage and I got so nervous. And I remember immediately afterwards we were all in the dressing room, and before any of us say anything, Allen is like "he was right there! he was right there and I fucked up!" Not only was the 30,000 people sold out audiences crazy enough, we'd see them watching and we'd be like "OH MY GOD there's Linkin Park right there." And I just put my hand on his shoulder and I said "we fucked it up."
