Billy Corgan 2017-11-02

November 2, 2017 – San Francisco, CA, US
Live performance by Billy Corgan
Ogilala tour
Date	November 2, 2017
Venue	Herbst Theatre
Coordinates	37°46′47″N 122°25′14″W
Location	San Francisco, CA, US
Venue type	Theater
Capacity	916
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) 
14. "Thirty-Three" (acoustic) 
15. "La Dolly Vita" (acoustic) 
16. "Now (And Then)" (acoustic) 
17. "Disarm" (acoustic) 
18. "To Sheila" (acoustic) 
19. "After the Gold Rush" [Neil Young] (acoustic) 
20. "Try, Try, Try" (piano) 
21. "Full Sail" (piano) 
22. "Stellar" (piano) 
23. "Friends as Lovers" (acoustic) 
24. "Eye" (acoustic) 
25. "1979" (acoustic) 
26. "Soot and Stars" (acoustic) 

Encore

27. "Lyric" (acoustic) 
28. "Wrecking Ball" [Miley Cyrus] (acoustic) 
29. "Today" (acoustic) 

Notes

• First performance of "Lyric" since 2016-05-29

Banter

Zowie
Processional
The Spaniards
BC: Thank you.
Aeronaut (piano)
The Long Goodbye
Half-Life of an Autodidact
BC: Thank you very much.
Amarinthe
Antietam
(lots of crowd shouting)
Guy in crowd: How you feelin’ tonight?
BC: Woo!
Mandarynne (piano)
Shiloh
Archer
BC: That was the Ogilala. Thank you much for listening, appreciate it. Thank you, thank you. Thank you very kindly, thank you. Pshaw. Couple -
Guy in crowd: Archer!
BC: I just played it.
Guy in crowd: Again!
Other guy in crowd: Shiloh!
BC: I may be kinder, older and gentler, but I’m still a bastard. Don’t push me. Anyway, couple things: one, I’m about to go record another solo acoustic record, so thank you, thank you. And uh, I’m gonna play this beautiful song by Tim Hardin and then I’m gonna take a 20 minute break and then come back and play some golden...somethings. As someone once asked me, “Why don’t you like to play your old songs?” and I said, “No, I do like to play my old songs, I just don’t like to play the old songs you want me to play.” But hopefully tonight, I will play some of the songs you want me to play. It was long in the past, but I actually do want to entertain you occasionally. Anyway, this is If I Were a Carpenter by Tim Hardin.
If I Were a Carpenter
[set break]
Oceania (piano)
(Billy moves over to a chair to play guitar and drinks water, which draws some hoots from the crowd)
BC: Now it’s a party.
Thirty-three
La Dolly Vita
Now (And Then)
Disarm
To Sheila
After the Gold Rush (abandoned after Billy screws up the first line)
BC: This song, oh my god. Heh heh, sorry Neil.
After the Gold Rush
BC: Alright. Goodness gracious.
Guy in crowd: Yeaaah!
BC: Yeah, get high, man. Heh heh heh heh.
Try, Try, Try (piano)
BC: Thank you, much appreciated, thank you.
Full Sail (piano)
Stellar (piano)
BC: Thank you kindly, thank you.
Friends as Lovers
Eye
1979
BC: Thank you. I wrote that just for you. It’s you I was thinking of.
Guy in crowd: [unintelligible]!
BC: (long hearty laugh), thank you.
Soot and Stars
[encore break]
Lyric
Wrecking Ball
BC: Heh heh. Thank you. (hearty laugh) We’ve reached the end, thank you San Francisco. I’d play all night but Governor Brown said I’m not welcome in this state after a certain hour. (some boos from the crowd, Billy fake laughs, slaps his knee and starts Today) I could just play this song really slow.
Today
BC: San Francisco, thank you! Thank you, San Francisco, thank you!