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Cold Chisel Reactive For Newcastle 500

by Paul Cashmere on June 23, 2017

in News

Cold Chisel will head back to Newcastle to play for the petrol-heads in November.

Chisel will reunite for the Newcastle 500 for what will be their only mainland Australia show for 2017. (I take it that means there is a Tasmanian show about to also be announced).

“Newcastle has always been great to us,” says frontman Jimmy Barnes. “When we were starving in our early days, we would drive up there and fill rooms, long before we did anywhere else. We got to learn our trade playing to wild and appreciative crowds in full rooms there. If we owe anyplace anything, it’s Newcastle!”

Spiderbait will open the show on Saturday night 25 November 2017.

Cold Chisel kicked off their last tour playing for NRL Grand Final of 2015.

Cold Chisel’s last show was December 18, 2015 in Sydney.

That makes their last setlist:

Set 1
Standing on the Outside (from East, 1980)
Letter to Alan (from Circus Animals, 1982)
Choirgirl (from East, 1980)
Rising Sun (from East, 1980)
My Baby (from East, 1980)
All for You (from No Plans, 2012)
Long Dark Road (from The Perfect Crime, 2015)
Houndog (from Circus Animals, 1982)
Cheap Wine (from East, 1980)
Lost (from The Perfect Crime, 2015)
One Long Day (from Cold Chisel, 1978)

Set 2
When the War Is Over (from Circus Animals, 1982)
Forever Now (from Circus Animals, 1982)
Don’t Let Go (from Swingshift, 1981)
Janelle (from Twentieth Century, 1984)
Saturday Night (from Twentieth Century, 1984)
Breakfast at Sweethearts (from Breakfast At Sweethearts, 1979)
Shipping Steel (from Breakfast At Sweethearts, 1979)
You Got Nothing I Want (from Circus Animals, 1982)
Merry-Go-Round (from Breakfast At Sweethearts, 1979)
Flame Trees (from Twentieth Century, 1984)
Khe Sanh (from Cold Chisel, 1978)
Bow River (from Circus Animals, 1982)

Encore:
Georgia on My Mind (from Barking Spiders Live, 1984)
The Perfect Crime (from The Perfect Crime, 2015)
All Hell Broke Lucy (from The Perfect Crime, 2015)
Four Walls (from East, 1980)
Taipan (from Circus Animals, 1982)
Goodbye (Astrid Goodbye) (from Breakfast At Sweethearts, 1979)

Encore 2:
HQ454 Monroe (from No Plans, 2012)
The Last Wave of Summer (from The Last Wave of Summer, 1998)

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