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Show Notes: The Wheel was last played on 2024-05-29 (61 shows). Most Of What I Like was last played on 2024-05-31 (59 show gap). God Is Calling Me Back Home contained Green River (Creedence Clearwater Revival) and Le Risque teases. Le Risque was performed without the typical break between Cavs' and Ambrose's verses. Hog Calling Contest featured sound tech Joe Santarpia, whose birthday it was, doing pig noises. Most Of What I Like contained a Praise You (Fatboy Slim) jam. The Wheel contained Magma teases in the intro. Plastic Boogie contained a Happy Birthday To You tease. Following the song, the band thanked the crowd, everyone who followed them on tour, opening band King Stingray (who were invited onto stage), the crew, and Jason Galea. Hot Wax was introduced as a song by Jason Galea. Venusian 2 contained Hot Wax teases. Following Motor Spirit the band shouted out Allen and Jackson from the stream crew. Rattlesnake contained teases of Billabong Valley and Cellophane. At the end of the show, Ambrose quoted Nookie (Limp Bizkit).

Show Notes: This show featured the debut of Smoke & Mirrors. The Dripping Tap contained a Chang'e and Head On/Pill tease and an Antarctica vocal tease. Before Flight b741, the band talked about the clouds at the venue, and Joey quoted Field of Vision, and Stu referenced The Land Before Time. Intrasport was played without the synth table. Sense was played in an alternate synth version for the first time. During Grim Reaper, Amby called out, "are you not entertained?" in reference to Gladiator, and quoted Get Low (Lil Jon) and H.O.O.D. (Kneecap). Only Ambrose's verses of Smoke & Mirrors were performed, and the song contained The Grim Reaper teases. Gaia and Gila Monster ended in a drum solos. Before Inner Cell, Stu teased Loyalty.

Show Notes: Altered Beast III, Alter Me III and Altered Beast IV were played for the first time since 2023-03-23 (115 shows). Before Stressin', Stu teased Bullet in the Head (Rage Against The Machine). The Book was introduced a song about ancient stuff and featured a short drum solo. Hot Water was played in an alternate synth version for the first time. After Mirage City, Joey shouted out opener King Stingray and thanked guitarist Roy Kellaway for the Yothu Yindi shirt he was wearing. Robot Stop contained Hot Water and Crumbling Castle teases and Alter Me teases and quotes. Sea of Trees contained Hot Water and The Dripping Tap teases, Ice V teases, an Alter Me outro, and the second verse was changed to "I'm feeling kinda shit... but I've got my mates with me and I guess that is that, that’s that". Work This Time contained Mars For The Rich teases.

Show poster by Jason Galea - Edition of 100

Show Notes: This show featured the debut of Superposition. The Fourth Colour contained a Dripping Tap jam with lyrics. Band manager Michelle's son Laurence joined the band on stage for Straws in the Wind, which contained Phantom Island quotes and Ambrose chanting "free free Palestine". The audience continued the Palestine chants after the song, with the band repeating the slogan once along with them and then again during Minimum Brain Size. Before Nuclear Fusion, Joey thanked King Stingray and DJ Crenshaw. A fan named Tom provided the vocal intro on Nuclear Fusion wearing a Bullant shirt. The rock version of Theia was performed, which contained a Land Before Timeland jam and Iron Lung teases & quotes. Before Ice V, which was dedicated to "the incredible country called Greece", Joey told the story of his appearance in the Ice V music video, which was filmed on the island of Idra. The song itself contained Ain't It Funky Now (James Brown) teases. Digital Black was preceded by a tease of A New World. Float Along – Fill Your Lungs contained a Motor Spirit jam with lyrics, a Han-Tyumi, The Confused Cyborg tease, Theia teases and quotes and a Muddy Water tease. Welcome to an Altered Future was on the printed setlist before Digital Black but was not played.