*** EV Innings Festival Fanviews Here 3/3/19 ***
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Eddie Vedder
Innings Festival
Tempe Beach Park, AZ
March 03 2019
Set List
On Stage 9:31
Off Stage 11:05
Walk On Music: Tuolumne
01. Keep Me In Your Heart-(Calderon, Zevon)
02. Elderly Woman Behind The Counter In A Small Town
03. In God’s Country-U2 (verse & chorus only)
04. I Am Mine (forgets lyrics)
(Ed jokes with ALS interpreter about what signing “smoking pot looks like.” He jokes with young person in the audience and admonishes them about smoking pot.
Ed talks about a crew member who is having serious health issues. He asks audience to send good energy to Tom Husman.)
Innings Festival
Tempe Beach Park, AZ
March 03 2019
Set List
On Stage 9:31
Off Stage 11:05
Walk On Music: Tuolumne
01. Keep Me In Your Heart-(Calderon, Zevon)
02. Elderly Woman Behind The Counter In A Small Town
03. In God’s Country-U2 (verse & chorus only)
04. I Am Mine (forgets lyrics)
(Ed jokes with ALS interpreter about what signing “smoking pot looks like.” He jokes with young person in the audience and admonishes them about smoking pot.
Ed talks about a crew member who is having serious health issues. He asks audience to send good energy to Tom Husman.)
05. Wildflowers-(Petty)
06. Wishlist
07. Maybe It’s Time-(Michael Jason Isbell) from A Star Is Born 2018
08. Far Behind
(Something-(Harrison) Ed gives ukulele lesson sings about three lines while showing how to play the song-not really a cover. Stops between lines to show chords)
09. Soon Forget
(Talks about the instrument museum)
10. Rise
11. Just Breathe (for Anthony and Emily and any other newlyweds)
12. Millworker-(Taylor) (Ed just plays the instrumental jam section which isn’t really part of the original song)
(Invites Joe Maddon on stage for some wine)
13. You've Got To Hide Your Love Away-(Lennon, McCartney)
14. Unthought Known
15. Immortality
(Ed thanks the people who put on the festival and the audience. Notes it is the second year.)
16. Lukin
17. Porch
18. Isn’t It A Pity-(Harrison) {played on pump organ}
19. Last Kiss-(Cochran)
20. Should I Stay Or Should I Go?-(Headon, Jones, Simonon, Strummer) {electric ukulele}
21. Open All Night-(Springsteen)
22. Hard Sun
06. Wishlist
07. Maybe It’s Time-(Michael Jason Isbell) from A Star Is Born 2018
08. Far Behind
(Something-(Harrison) Ed gives ukulele lesson sings about three lines while showing how to play the song-not really a cover. Stops between lines to show chords)
09. Soon Forget
(Talks about the instrument museum)
10. Rise
11. Just Breathe (for Anthony and Emily and any other newlyweds)
12. Millworker-(Taylor) (Ed just plays the instrumental jam section which isn’t really part of the original song)
(Invites Joe Maddon on stage for some wine)
13. You've Got To Hide Your Love Away-(Lennon, McCartney)
14. Unthought Known
15. Immortality
(Ed thanks the people who put on the festival and the audience. Notes it is the second year.)
16. Lukin
17. Porch
18. Isn’t It A Pity-(Harrison) {played on pump organ}
19. Last Kiss-(Cochran)
20. Should I Stay Or Should I Go?-(Headon, Jones, Simonon, Strummer) {electric ukulele}
21. Open All Night-(Springsteen)
22. Hard Sun
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Thank you, John, for the set list
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Thank you!
Thank you, John, for the set list
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Eddie or no Eddie, I think I'm making this an annual tradition.
$430 for 2 day VIP, including all you can drink beers is maybe the best value I have ever gotten at a festival. Throw in Spring Training baseball and perfect weather, and I am in for life.
Not to be a dick here, but can people please chill the fuck out with bringing huge signs and holding them up the whole goddamn show. It's incredibly unfair to all the people behind you.
I'm sure you love your kid, and having Eddie acknowledge that his name is Vedder would be an amazing experience, but I had to spend the entire show staring at the back of your sign and it basically ruined the entire experience for me.
Please and thanks...
It’s weird cause I never saw the guy with the sign. We were side stage and our only complaint was the camerawoman and the sign language girls. It didnt
block our view but I am sure people were pissed who were on the rail all day and then got to watch some woman sign every song and not see Ed.
Then, kid on shoulders holding up huge green sign that says 'My name is Vedder too!. Incredibly annoying.
Then, desperation that he might not acknowledge it. Kid on shoulders, holding up huge green sign, along with everyone in the group holding up their camera's with the flashlight on against the sign, while waving it back and forth.
At some point a lightbulb needs to go off in your head that says, 'We are being selfish dickfaces here and should probably stop as we are clearly doing this in front of people that don't care and just wanna watch the damn show and this has got to be annoying as hell for them.'
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I flew across the damn country just for this hour and a half of my favorite person doing my favorite thing and I got a huge green sign directly in my site line for probably 75% of it.
Thanks Vedder. Appreciate it dude...
Eddies voice was on fire tonight. Personally, if he’s going to go the solo route I wish he’d bring back the theatre shows. They’re much more intimate, but again who am I to complain.
In general, people need to understand the show is not for you. It's for everyone.
No one other than you gives a shit what you want Ed to see or hear and you are ruining the experience for everyone around you.
The only annoying thing that should be permitted (which I am just as guilty as anyone) is singing too loudly. The guy in front of me politely asked if I could take it down a notch and I did.
Screaming at the top of your lungs for no goddamn reason or holding up a sign that blocks people's view that says something that literally only you care about is just fucked up on every level.
It was my first time seeing Eddie solo and I am so glad I picked this festival on a whim. As others have mentioned, it was incredibly well run and worth going whenever a band you love plays there.
Now about Eddie’s set; although it was short due to festival restrictions I think he made up for it by playing some songs he wouldn’t ordinarily play, or that he’s never played before. The highlights for me, though, were the singalong songs like Unthought Known and Porch, in addition to Immortality and Open All Night which I thought was an awesome gift.
It seemed like Eddie may have needed to practice some songs more because he messed up lyrics (I know that’s normal even on hits) but he also messed up playing here and there throughout (I don’t mind really, I’m mentioning it to be thorough)
I think of this as one of the least structured sets I’ve seen him play, because it seems like he got some crowd interactions in at odd moments in the show, and also at times he started playing things off the top of his head (I guess it would be Millworker but I don’t know), Eddie just started going to town on his acoustic guitar at one point and it was absolutely awesome.
Overall I think that Eddie’s slight flubs, the way he interacted with the crowd and improvised, made this show seem more personal for everyone there. Before the show I was talking with someone about how the stage setup of an Eddie show is intentionally intimate, it’s like you’re in his living room watching him play, and at the best of times it’s like he isn’t even aware there’s thousands staring back at him. To see Eddie up close in his element is worth traveling to see, he reminds us of the power of music, and we get to celebrate that with him.
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I was at a Mumford & Sons show on saturday night and the amount of infantile drunks who thought the show was about them was fairly annoying. I have cooled my temper and approach with age though, more than one time I have confronted people who were just jabbering obsessively at shows and asked them to either shutup or leave the venue because I didn't pay $x to hear any part about their life. I did have to tell an entire group of drunken buffoons to shutup when the band was trying to play Timshel. FFS the Marcus Mumford had already said as much, but people can't go 3 and a half minutes without vomiting their thoughts sometimes it seems. It was the single thing I was most looking forward to at this show was hearing them do this song, 1 guitar in front the four core band members in front of single microphone. I am not a huge fan of theirs, my wife moreso, but I really fell in love with this song after my son died. I realize that people don't set out to ruin peoples mojo, but jeez, for a moment imagine that when the lead singer of the band tells 15,000 to be quiet so they can do this, that he probably means you too.
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