PETER GABRIEL - i/o: The Tour 2023
27 September 2023 CLEVELAND, OH - Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse
Setlist:
Washing Of The Water
Growing Up
Panopticom
Four Kinds Of Horses
i/o
Digging In The Dirt
Playing For Time
Olive Tree
This Is Home
Sledgehammer
Darkness
Love Can Heal
Road To Joy
Don’t Give Up
The Court
Red Rain
And Still
Big Time
Live And Let Live
Solsbury Hill
In Your Eyes
Biko
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It'll be interesting to see if he does The Tower that Ate People again, or if that was just a one-off for Columbus...
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It'll be interesting to see if he does The Tower that Ate People again, or if that was just a one-off for Columbus...
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... or maybe there is another track he wants to throw in? We'll know soon ...
Peter returned to the standard setlist yesterday … so no „Tower…“
Peter returned to the standard setlist yesterday … so no „Tower…“
it looks like the concept and composition of that show doesn't really allow a lot of variation in the set.
I suppose the appearance of "The Tower" a few nights ago means that any other song could pop up at any time...
But ultimately I agree, the way the stage setup and graphics seem, there's not a lot of wiggle room for varying setups from night to night.
Well, the Tower has disappeared as fast as it has appeared...
It was told, that PG has rehearesed Shock The Monkey on soundchecks beside The Tower. If it ever will be played during a show is uncertain.
I doubt that "any other song could pop up".
Well, the Tower has disappeared as fast as it has appeared...
It was told, that PG has rehearesed Shock The Monkey on soundchecks beside The Tower. If it ever will be played during a show is uncertain.
I doubt that "any other song could pop up".
By "any other song," I was loosely referring to other songs he has rehearsed besides Shock the Monkey and The Tower.
"It was told, that PG has rehearesed Shock The Monkey on soundchecks...".
Fortunately!
I was afraid that he had left this song in oblivion. 
By "any other song," I was loosely referring to other songs he has rehearsed besides Shock the Monkey and The Tower.
Indeed. As you said, with the shape and visuals of the show so tightly structured it leaves no scope for movement beyond what's been rehearsed
