Zwan 2003-04-14
| April 14, 2003 – Houston, TX, US | |
|---|---|
| Live performance by Zwan | |
| Mary Star of the Sea tour | |
| Date | April 14, 2003 |
| Venue | Verizon Wireless Theater |
| Coordinates | 29°45′44″N 95°22′1″W |
| Location | Houston, TX, US |
| Venue type | Theater |
| Capacity | 2,400 |
| Personnel | Billy Corgan, Jimmy Chamberlin, Matt Sweeney, David Pajo, Paz Lenchantin |
| Order of bands | The Children's Hour, Zwan |
Setlist
- "Endless Summer"
- "Declarations of Faith"
- "El Sol"
- "Love Lies in Ruin"
- "Honestly"
- "Lyric"
- "Heartsong"
- "Riverview"
- "Baby Let's Rock!"
- "Jesus, I" [traditional]
- "Of a Broken Heart"
- "Ride a Black Swan"
- "Settle Down"
Encore one
Encore two
Banter
Endless Summer
> Declarations of Faith
> El Sol
BC: Thank you very much, thank you. It’s great to be here, thank you for coming tonight. We’d like to play a song we don’t play a lot for you tonight. This is a song from the forthcoming Djali Zwan...whatever it is, something. This is a song called - I don’t wanna say the title. It’s called Houston, We Have a Problem.
Love Lies in Ruin
BC: Thank you for listening to that one.
> Honestly
> Lyric
Heartsong
> Riverview
> Baby, Let’s Rock!
Jesus, I
> God’s Gonna Set This World on Fire
BC: Alright, alright, alright, woo! Heh, thank you. I would like to introduce the members of Zwan to you now. Yes. On the guitar, a man...Dave Pajo! On the other guitar, another man...but an equal man, Matt Sweeney. On the bass and the violin, a wo-man, Paz. And on the drums, Mr. Jimmy Chamberlin.
Of a Broken Heart
Ride a Black Swan
> Settle Down
(BC over ending: Thank you very much, thank you!)
[encore break]
Mary Star of the Sea
(BC after lyrics, before coda: Thank you very much, we are Zwan.)
[encore break]
Paz: Hola. Quiero cuchar lo tiar en Espanol. [unintelligible sentence in Spanish].
BC: Did you make fun of us, Paz? Did you say some stuff about me, Dave and Matt and Jimmy?
Paz: I was saying Spanish secrets.
BC: Houston, thank you very much, thank you for a great show, thank you. When I drew up the setlist, before we came out here tonight, I - for the last song tonight, I put sort of a long slow sad song, but you’ve been such a great crowd, we’re going to play something loud and long. Unless you’d rather have us play the slow sad song. We’ll let you vote. Who would like the slow sad song? Who would like the loud rock song?
Spilled Milk
(BC right before end: Thank you very much.)
