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Revision as of 07:17, 22 May 2008
Venue Shepherds Bush Empire Date 18 June 2006 Location London Country England Number of songs 16 Support AC/DC cover band Event start 19.00 Capacity - not full Ticket price - £15.00 Sold out? No
Setlist
1. Empty Shell 2. Big Future 3. The General Electric 4. Home Again 5. Wait And See 6. All The Young Fascist's 7. Pacifier 8. Run 9. None Of The Above 10. Alive 11. Comfort Me 12. Deb's Night Out 13. My Mind's Sedate Encore: 14. Shot In The Head 15. You Again 16. Day Will Come
NOTES
This gig was added at the last minute due to public demand, although both gigs that Shihad played at Shepherds Bush were not full. This gig was advertised as 'The World Cup All Day Party', as the venue showed Australia V Brazil, which was supposed to be followed by an AC/DC cover band, but according to the doormen the band broke up before they were supposed to go on stage, leaving the lead singer on his own. So Shihad and the lead singer of the cover band played 45 mins worth of AC/DC covers. Followed by a 16-song Shihad setlist an hour later, which was same as the 17th June setlist, except they played Shot In The End instead of Saddest Song In The World.
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