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Set: The River[1] -> Wah Wah, Black Tooth, Dead-Beat, Dirt, Crumbling Castle > The Fourth Colour, Organ Farmer, Road Train[2], Hell[3], The Bitter Boogie[4] -> Muddy Water[4] > Perihelion[4] -> Alien Metal[5] > Kill For the Steel[5], Alter Me I > Altered Beast II > Alter Me II > Altered Beast IV, Gliese 710[5], Trapdoor, Hypertension, Head On/Pill
Show Notes: This show featured the debut of Alien Metal, Kill For the Steel, and Gliese 710. The River, which was continued from the previous night, only consisted of the third part and contained a Crumbling Castle tease and Wah Wah teases and quotes. Wah Wah contained a The River quote and jam. Black Tooth was introduced as being called The River and was played for the first time since 2024-11-09 (64 show gap). Dead-Beat was played for the first time since 2022-04-18 (239 show gap). Following Dirt, Stu and Joey talked about their time in upstate New York during the recording of Mind Fuzz, and apologized to their wives for the long time spent there. Crumbling Castle contained teases of The River. Following The Fourth Colour, Joey had the crowd simultaneously throat sing, and then said that the band had become Jacob Collier (due to his love for audience participation). Organ Farmer was introduced as being about Stu's best friends, and was played for the first time since 2025-05-23. (50 show gap) Road Train was played on C# guitars (instead of E) for the first time and contained Hell teases and the first outro since 2019-01-01. Hell featured Jay Weinberg on drums. Alter Me II contained Hypertension teases. Gliese 710 was paused due to an incident in the crowd. Following Gliese 710 the band sang Happy Birthday to Jason Galea. Trapdoor contained a Jocko Homo (Devo) quote. Hypertension was paused due to an incident in the crowd, leading Stu to later tell the audience to drink water, and contained Head On/Pill teases and quotes. Stu took time to recognize the crew and event organizers before Head On/Pill. At the end of Pill Stu said that they'd finish the song tomorrow. Head On/Pill was not on the printed setlist.
All these electronic arrangements have been INCREDIBLE. It's always amazing seeing bands continue to improve and innovate as they play more shows, but Gizz is just on another level. Especially as they use Nathan more and more.