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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)

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