The Replacements Play Last Show Ever - Noise11.com
The Replacements, Noise11, Photo

The Replacements

The Replacements Play Last Show Ever

by Paul Cashmere on June 6, 2015

in News

The Replacements have played their last show but earlier this week Australia’s You Am I got to open for their second and last shows ever.

The Replacements last show was at Primavera Sound in Portugal on Friday June 5, 2015. During the show frontman Paul Westerberg told the audience that they were watching the last time the band would play together.

Earlier in the week The Replacements performed two shows at The Roundhouse in London. Australia’s You Am I flew to London to open for those two shows.
“The Replacements were incredible,” You Am I’s Andy Kent relayed to Noise11.com.

The break-up comes as fans were expecting more from The Replacements, maybe even a new record. At their recent shows they performed the new song ‘Whole Food Blues’. Their last album was ‘All Shook Down’ in 1990.

The Replacements formed in Minneapolis in 1979. They released seven albums before breaking up in 1991. They reformed again in 2006 just for that year and then got back together this current time in 2012.

The Replacements setlist for June 2, 2015 London

Takin’ A Ride (from Sorry Ma, 1981)
I’m In Trouble (from Sorry Ma, 1981)
Favorite Thing (from Let It Be, 1984)
Tommy Gets His Tonsils Out (from Let It Be, 1984)
Valentine (from Pleased To Meet Me, 1987)
Waitress In The Sky (from Tim, 1985)
Lost Highway (Leon Payne cover)
Kiss Me On The Bus (from Tim, 1985)
Talent Show/Portland/Talent Show
Achin’ To Be (from Don’t Tell A Soul, 1989)
Androgynous (from Let It Be, 1984)
I Will Dare (from Let It Be, 1984)
Color Me Impressed (from Hootenanny, 1983)
Dust My Broom (Elmore James cover)
Merry Go Round (from All Shook Down, 1990)
Wake Up (from Don’t Tell A Soul, 1989)
Treatment Bound (from Hootenanny, 1983)
I’ll Be You (from Don’t Tell A Soul, 1989)
Maybellene (Chuck Berry cover)
Can’t Hardly Wait (from Pleased To Meet Me, 1987)
Bastards of Young (from Tim, 1985)
My Boy Lollipop (Little Millie cover)
Left of the Dial (from Tim, 1985)
Alex Chilton (from Pleased To Meet Me, 1987)

If Only You Were Lonely (b-side, 1981)
Unsatisfied (from Let It Be, 1984)
Never Mind (from Pleased To Meet Me, 1987)
IOU (from Pleased To Meet Me, 1987)
Another Girl Another Planet (The Only Ones cover)

——————————————————————————————————————————————

Never miss a story! Get your free Noise11.com daily music news email alert. Subscribe to the Noise11 Music Newsletter here

Listen to the Noise11 Music News channel now at iHeartRadio

Follow Noise11.com on Facebook and Twitter

Related Posts

Dayseeker press photo by Alex Bemis. The Southern California band release new single Bloodlust and announce Creature in the Black Night, out 24 October via Spinefarm.
Dayseeker Unleash New Single Bloodlust Ahead of Album Creature in the Black Night and Australian Return for Good Things 2025

Southern California post-hardcore outfit Dayseeker have unveiled their latest single Bloodlust, a sinister and unrelenting preview of their forthcoming album Creature in the Black Night, due for release 24 October via Spinefarm.

2 days ago
Noah Cyrus Press Photo
Noah Cyrus To Return To Australia With Living Room-Intimate Sonic Journey This November

American singer-songwriter Noah Cyrus will return to Australia this November for her first shows on local soil in more than five years. The tour will celebrate her latest album I Want My Loved Ones To Go With Me with a run of headline dates across Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane, alongside an appearance at the Changing Tides Festival in Kiama.

5 days ago
Nine Inch Nails Tron promo shot
Nine Inch Nails Drops Full “TRON: Ares” Soundtrack – First Ever Film Score From the Industrial Icons

Nine Inch Nails have officially entered the cinematic arena with the release of TRON: Ares (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) via Interscope Records. The album marks the band's first full-length film score, and it's pure NIN - dark, pulsating, and relentless.

September 19, 2025
Drake, Photo by Ros O'Gorman
Sidney “Omen” Brown, Producer for Beyoncé and Drake, Dies at 49

Sidney “Omen” Brown, the acclaimed producer behind tracks for Beyoncé, Drake and Ludacris, has died suddenly in New York. He was 49.

September 17, 2025
Vince Neil, Motley Crue, Photo by Ros O'Gorman
Vince Neil Opens Up About Stroke and His Fight Back to the Stage

Mötley Crüe's Vince Neil is back on stage in Las Vegas, but just nine months ago the band's future was in doubt. The 64-year-old singer revealed that he suffered a stroke the day after Christmas in 2024, a health scare that left him unable to walk and forced the band to postpone the start of their Las Vegas residency.

September 15, 2025
Slipknot debut 1999
Slipknot Mark 25 Years With Deluxe Edition Of Groundbreaking Debut Album

Slipknot’s self-titled debut album landed on 29 June 1999 like a pipe bomb in the middle of the metal world. Twenty-five years later, that same record – the one that introduced nine masked maniacs from Des Moines, Iowa to the world – has been reimagined in a definitive deluxe edition, Slipknot (25th Anniversary Edition), out now via Roadrunner Records.

September 10, 2025
Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds photo by Ros O'Gorman
Nick Cave To Receive Honorary Doctorate From Royal College of Art

Nick Cave will add another remarkable accolade to his long and varied career this month when the Royal College of Art (RCA) in London presents him with an Honorary Doctorate.

September 9, 2025