Billy Corgan 2017-11-10

November 10, 2017 – Los Angeles, CA, US
Live performance by Billy Corgan
Ogilala tour
Date	November 10, 2017
Venue	Masonic Lodge at Hollywood Forever Cemetery
Coordinates	34°5′20″N 118°19′9″W
Location	Los Angeles, CA, US
Venue type	Cemetery
Personnel	Billy Corgan
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Setlist

Set one

Ogilala material.

1. "Zowie" (piano) 
2. "Processional" (acoustic) 
3. "The Spaniards" (acoustic) 
4. "Aeronaut" (piano) 
5. "The Long Goodbye" (acoustic) 
6. "Half-Life of an Autodidact" (acoustic) 
7. "Amarinthe" (acoustic) 
8. "Antietam" (acoustic) 
9. "Mandarynne" (piano) 
10. "Shiloh" (acoustic) 
11. "Archer" (acoustic) 
12. "If I Were a Carpenter" [Tim Hardin] (acoustic) 

Set two

Career-spanning set.

13. "Oceania" (piano) (final performance)
14. "Thirty-Three" (acoustic) 
15. "La Dolly Vita" (acoustic) 
16. "Now (And Then)" (acoustic) (final performance)
17. "Disarm" (acoustic) 
18. "To Sheila" (acoustic) 
19. "After the Gold Rush" [Neil Young] (acoustic) (final performance)
20. "Try, Try, Try" (piano) 
21. "Full Sail" (piano) (final performance)
22. "Stellar" (piano) (final performance)
23. "Friends as Lovers" (acoustic) 
24. "Eye" (acoustic) 
25. "1979" (acoustic) 

Encore

26. "Today" (acoustic) 
27. "Wrecking Ball" [Miley Cyrus] (acoustic) (final performance)
28. "Soot and Stars" (acoustic) (final performance)

Notes

• Last performance of "La Dolly Vita" until 2019-11-06

Banter

(first set mostly incomplete, second set nearly complete)

Zowie (piano)
Processional
The Spaniards
Aeronaut (piano)
The Long Goodbye
Half-Life of an Autodidact
Amarinthe
Antietam
Mandarynne (piano)
Shiloh
Archer
If I Were a Carpenter
[set break]
Oceania (piano)
BC: Thank you, thank you very much, thank you.
Thirty-three
La Dolly Vita
Now (And Then)
BC: Thank you, very kind. Heh.
Disarm
To Sheila
BC: I’d keep going if your state wasn’t so broke and dry. But I empathize because California is the most broke state in the union, Illinois’s the second. What does this have to do with the next song? Absolutely nothing. But it does refer to a time in California’s past circa 1849 and it’s written by one Mr. Neil Young.
After the Gold Rush
BC: Thank you.
Try, Try, Try (piano)
Full Sail (piano)
> Stellar (piano)
BC: Thank you, that’s very kind, thank you.
Friends as Lovers
Eye
BC: Thank you. [unintelligible sentence].
1979
[encore break]
Today
BC: Thank you. Before I continue, I would - I’m not a big fan of dedications but I’d like to dedicate this song to a young lass that lives in town, I wrote this song just for her. It’s kind of an uh, May/December thing, right? She’s...not 50. So this one goes out to her.
Wrecking Ball
BC: Thank you. So thank you for coming, we’ve reached the end in a place where the end, it’s not the end. I hope you’ve enjoyed the show, I have enjoyed the show very much, thank you. That’s it, man.
Guy in crowd: Thank you!
BC: Thank you. I mean, it sounds sappy to say but I wouldn’t have written a lot of these songs without you, so thank you. Not that you appreciate them but I wouldn’t have written a lot of these songs without you. Hahahahahaha. Ah yes, okay.
Soot and Stars