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The Living End. Photo by Ros O'Gorman.

The Living End. Photo by Ros O'Gorman.

The Living End Play Their First Show In A Year For One Electric Day

by Paul Cashmere on February 2, 2022

in News,Noise Pro

The Living End reported for duty at One Electric Day in Werribee on Sunday afternoon.

The show was the first gig for The Living End since January 2021. Chris Cheney has been out doing his first solo thing with Red Hot Summer. The One Electric Day audience were the first to see Chris Cheney, Andy Strachan and Scott Owen back on stage together again all that time.

The Living End setlist on Sunday January 30 was:

Second Solution (from The Living End, 1998)
Roll On (from Roll On, 2000)
Tainted Love (Gloria Jones cover)
All Torn Down (from The Living End, 1998)
Nothing Lasts Forever (from State of Emergency, 2006)
Drop the Needle (from Wunderbar, 2018)
Prisoner of Society (from The Living End, 1998)
West End Riot (from The Living End, 1998)
Uncle Harry (from Roll On, 2000)
White Noise (from White Noise, 2008)

Chris Cheney has three more Red Hot Summer shows.

5 February, Port Macquarie
12 February, Berry
27 February, Canberra

The Living End will tour with Hunters & Collectors for Red Hot Summer from 20 February.

20 February, Sydney
26 and 27 February, Mornington
5 March, Kiama
12 March, Barossa Valley
13 March, Victor Harbour
19 March, Ballarat
20 March, Launceston
26 March, Wodonga
2 April, Caversham
9 April, Mannum
10 April, Baulkham Hills
23 April, Gold Coast
30 April, Bribie Island
1 May, Noosa
14 May, Cairns

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