iggy solo gigs

Lucas wrote:

This weekend Iggy plays in the Netherlands. Saturday around 10.30. It will probably be broadcasted, so I can keep you posted. In the schedule of the festival it says that Iggy is scheduled for one hour and 20 minutes

I so wish I could go. 10.30 pm I imagine?

Yes, Iggy is the closing act of Saturday.

Can't wait for the setlist

Saterday and sunday there are tv programs from the festival from 10.30 on NPO3. Sunday evening there's also a radio program on Radio3 Holland. Patti Smith is headlining sunday with ''Horses''.

The dutch station 101tv broadcasts saturday live from 3 pm until 00.30. So I'm almost sure Iggy will be live on that station

Thanks Lucas !

It seems Iggy hasn't given permission yet for a livestream of his gig. All bands on the mainstage are programmed on the live broadcast except for Iggy. Here it says 'not yet decided'

Quote :

Zaterdag 27 juni 2015:
15:00 Rhye
16:00 Death From Above 1979
16:30 Damian 'Jr. Gong' Marley
17:30 Blaudzun
18:30 Alabama Shakes
19:30 Oscar And The Wolf
20:30 Róisín Murphy
21:45 The Cat Empire
22:45 nog niet bekend
24:30 einde uitzending

Shit

No Fun
(Iggy and The Stooges song)
I Wanna Be Your Dog
(Iggy and The Stooges song)
The Passenger
Lust for Life
Skull Ring
Sweet Sixteen
5'1"
1969
(Iggy and The Stooges song)
Sister Midnight
Real Wild Child (Wild One)
(Johnny O'Keefe & The Dee Jays cover)
Nightclubbing
Some Weird Sin
Mass Production

Encore:
I'm Bored
Funtime
Neighborhood Threat
Dum Dum Boys

Thanks jimmyo.
That's a weird set list. I'd be delighted to see that show, but how well a festival crowd would appreciate it, I'm not so sure.
Only "Skull Ring" represents anything from the last 30 years!
And five tracks apiece from The Idiot and Lust For Life, and none of them are "China Girl".
The order of the songs seems strange too - I would have expected the four opening songs to be the encore!
Anyway, this is a welcome change from the Stooges only shows Iggy has played for the past 12 years, and I wonder if the rest of the tour will throw up any more surprises.
Cheers,
Richard

Mass production and dum dum boys ,he almost never played those!

sounds great , all this " Idiot " material , fantastic ! though I have no idea wether I'll be able to attend any of these shows

jimmyo wrote:

No Fun
(Iggy and The Stooges song)
I Wanna Be Your Dog
(Iggy and The Stooges song)
The Passenger
Lust for Life
Skull Ring
Sweet Sixteen
5'1"
1969
(Iggy and The Stooges song)
Sister Midnight
Real Wild Child (Wild One)
(Johnny O'Keefe & The Dee Jays cover)
Nightclubbing
Some Weird Sin
Mass Production

Encore:
I'm Bored
Funtime
Neighborhood Threat
Dum Dum Boys

Did you attend the show? If so, what was it like?

Today No Fun and Passenger were broadcasted on npo101 and npo3 and Dog is on youtube

Good setlist. Mass Production first time since 1983. And I'm Bored, it's good.

neven wrote:

Dog is on youtube

I couldn't locate it.

Could you post a link? thanks.

Dog https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=srb-NYkLauY

neven wrote:

Dog https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=srb-NYkLauY

Thank you much.

Fantastic set list. I'll try to report back on Thursday!

No Fun, The Passenger and Five Foot One.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3FMIvUAt0IU

manelcat wrote:

No Fun, The Passenger and Five Foot One.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3FMIvUAt0IU

Thanks for those!
Not bad, but don't you think it's rather, I don't know, polite and reserved? The band are playing the songs perfectly well, but it's all a bit soul-less, there's something lacking. The band doesn't really seem as if they are into the music much. the drummer is very mechanical, not much passion at all. And does "The Passenger" really need a rinky dink piano solo?
Iggy is great - as always - but there needs to be a bit more power, yeah, raw power behind him.
Cheers,
Richard

Winnerloser wrote:

Good setlist. Mass Production first time since 1983. And I'm Bored, it's good.

He played Mass Production in 2009 as well. Good to see it back in the set.

https://stoogesforum.forumotion.com/t1762-iggy-live-in-duisburg-germany-sep-12-2009-report?highlight=duisburg+2009

Meh. I've been spoiled rotten by the Stooges reunion tours (especially the Ron ones) and am just too far gone for this 'Blah-Blah-Blah/Instinct/Brick-by-Brick' level of clinical, uninspired competence.

Nice to hear the solo stuff again, but it all seams a bit loagy. Even the usually manic 'Five Foot One'.

Weird seeing Seamus with a beard. He looks less like a bad alien clone of Paul Shaffer now.

If they can produce a decent live take of 'Hassles', all is forgiven.

Fanboy nonsense:
My dream band would've been the surviving Stooges rhythm section + Carlos Alomar + Adrian Belew (in a really bad mood).
Or Turbonegro.

adams66 wrote:

manelcat wrote:

No Fun, The Passenger and Five Foot One.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3FMIvUAt0IU

Thanks for those!
Not bad, but don't you think it's rather, I don't know, polite and reserved? The band are playing the songs perfectly well, but it's all a bit soul-less, there's something lacking. The band doesn't really seem as if they are into the music much. the drummer is very mechanical, not much passion at all. And does "The Passenger" really need a rinky dink piano solo?
Iggy is great - as always - but there needs to be a bit more power, yeah, raw power behind him.
Cheers,
Richard

Hi Richard, I thought the same. The music is very well executed and clean but slow and without energy. Maybe Iggy wants this kind of soft sound at this moment (He seems happy with this band) and for this reason he has chosen this setlist. In addition, there isn't any Raw Power or Iggy/Williamson song in the setlist...
Cheers,
Manel