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Bring Me the Horizon played an hour-long set featuring new songs like “AMEN!” “Lost,” “Strangers,” and old favorites such as “Drown,” where Oli Sykes ran out into the crowd and around the venue, even reaching the lawn to interact with the fans throughout the pavilion.
Older songs also included “Shadow Moses” and “Can You Feel Me Heart.” Overall, the setlist was a good mix of old and newer songs, featuring a few more than were mentioned.
The production for the stage during Fall Out Boy was absolutely out of this world featuring a giant dog head, tons and tons of fireworks and pyro, bubbles, and the infamous Magic 8 Ball that determines which “surprise” songs will be played on each night.
It is hard to keep track of the changes in the setlist but as far as I know, the exclusive songs to this date were “Bang The Doldrums,” “27,” “Nobody Puts Baby in The Corner” (done acoustically by Patrick), and the live debut of “She’s My Winona.”
Fall Out Boy puts on an incredible performance that I am honored to have been able to see.