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Live Gallery + Set Lists: New Model Army – Button Factory, Dublin,08,10,2022

  • October 9, 2022
  • Ian Mc Donnell
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The second of two nights from New Model Army, meant to be the 40th anniversary dates, but now the 42nd.
The shows where supported by themselves as has been the course of such shows in the past, like the 30th anniversary shows only this time around the first set was electric as with the second. Where as before in the past the first set had been acoustic.
The show basically spans nearly two and a half hours each night so the band can give the fans a full retrospect of their entire extensive catalogue.

First Set.

Set list for the opening set.
Bittersweet
Lights Go Out
Lust for Power
Never Arriving
1984
The Charge
Modern Times
Headlights
Grandmother’s Footsteps
Angry Planet
The Price
Bad Old World
Fate

Second Set.

Set list from the second set.
Family Life (Justin Solo)
Higher Wall (Justin & Dean)
Marry The Sea ( Band joined by Ed Alleyne-Johnson here)
Queen Of My Heart
Lurhstaap (Ed Alleyne-Johnson left the stage after this)
Here Come The War
Get Me Out
Born Feral
One Bullet
Frightened
Guessing (Ed Alleyne-Johnson back on stage)
Did You Make It Safe? (Ed Alleyne-Johnson done backing vocals with Dean and left after this)
51st State
225
Ballad of Bodmin Pill
Green and Grey (Ed Alleyne-Johnson back on stage)
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Vagabonds (Ed Alleyne-Johnson and Justin alone, before rest of band joined to finish it out)

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Irish based concert photographer, maybe! ever so slightly addicted to gigs. Listens mostly to alternative / goth / folk punk / punk / ska. I blame the 80s.

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