After "Somewhere I Belong", Chester thanked the crowd, saying "We couldn't have picked a more beautiful place to kick off Projekt Revolution!"
"No More Sorrow" featured a short, new intro. Before the song, Mike asked who had attended Linkin Park's last show in the area and gave some respect to the new fans. He dedicated the song to "you all who are diehard Linkin Park fans."
On the extended intro of "Papercut", Mike said, "We already dedicated a song to everybody, but I guess we do have to say a special thanks to the people who have been down since day one. This one's for you, let's go!"
Mike shouted out all the bands that played that night (including Styles Of Beyond who weren't at this show) after "From The Inside". Chester followed up, "It's been so fucking cool to start this thing off here in Seattle. We haven't been here for fucking like, five years or something fucking ridiculous like that. And it's so fucking nice to be here, the weather is beautiful today... And fucking every band KICKS. FUCKING. ASS! Life does not get any better than this."
Mike told the crowd to hold up anything that makes light before "Leave Out All The Rest". Chester admired, "That is fucking gorgeous."
Mike shouted for the crew to hold up before "Shadow Of The Day", and after the Chester shouted about how much he loved the crowd, he intro'd the song: "What we're going to play right now is actually a brand new song for us, you guys have heard it before, we've played it before, but we've never played it in front of a crowd before. You guys want to hear our first attempt in front of a crowd?" Joe messed up a few samples during the second verse.
Before "In The End", Mike told the crowd they helped support the American Forest's global relief program, with $1 from every ticket going to the charity.
During its extended intro of "Bleed It Out", Mike announced that "Bleed It Out" would be the band's next single and that they had just shot the music video with Mr. Hahn. During the extended bridge, Mike and Chester divided up the crowd and conducted a sing-a-long with their respective sides. The band played the Slow > Fast Outro for the first time, seeing them jam at a slow tempo before speeding up gradually.
"The Little Things Give You Away" had a new keyboard intro performed by Mike, with Chester singing and moaning softly above it.
This was the first Projekt Revolution show since 2004.
This show marked the first time the band ever started rotating setlists on tour. "Set C" began the rotation for the tour.
Starting with this show, every Projekt Revolution performance was at the merch booth for $11. The purchase came with a blank CDR and a sleeve; the show was then available for download on live.linkinpark.com several days afterwards. This became the Digital Souvenir Package (DSP) program, and continued with subsequent tours up until the end of 2012.
