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All songs from "Born on the Bayou" to "Fortunate Son" were performed with John Fogerty.

Greg Howard filled in for Stefan, who had a hand injury.

Peter Griesar's final show.

Also, last performance of #34 until July 9, 2005, the longest gap in between plays of any DMB song.

This was a private show

World AIDS Day concert. "Overcome" performed with Angelique Kidjo

"I Walk the Line" was performed with Chris Daughtry

Incomplete and out of order

Incomplete setlist

Incomplete setlist

Incomplete setlist. U2 was extremely wary of playing "Sunday Bloody Sunday" and promised to never play it again in Belfast if it wasn't received well. The crowd gave the song very enthusiastic reception.

Incomplete setlist

Incomplete setlist

Incomplete setlist

Setlist is incomplete, and there are conflicting reports as to certain songs and if they were played or not. "Out of Control" may have been, and so may have "The Refugee" or "Drowning Man", but these reports may never be confirmed.

Incomplete setlist

Incomplete setlist

Incomplete setlist

This was a UNICEF benefit concert. Other performers included The Producers and Todd Rundgren.

Set 1 was Dave solo

DMB's first ever concert. Neither the date nor the setlist were known until 2010, when Stefan found his personal recording.

The lineup at the time consisted of Dave, Carter, LeRoi and Stefan.

"Pride" is the only song known played at this show.

"Pride" was played a first time early in the set in place of "Wire" in attempt to pacify a rowdy crowd. To Bono's displeasure, the attempt did not work.

Incomplete setlist

The cover of "Sweet Jane" was performed with Maria McKee.

This show was originally scheduled to take place at Ullevi, but it was under repair due to damages from a Bruce Springsteen concert.