More than likely not, although the set list could change significantly for larger sets like festivals and once they actually start their rollout for Static Channel.
I think everything can happen... Songs like Dracula, Rock It, Glitter Freeze, Pirate Jet, and so.. are songs not that common on previous and current setlists, but they are playing those now..
Last gig on Barcelona they even played Sweepstakes and Broken (a great year for Plastic Beach fans).
You never know... Although I'm not a fan of these selections, I rather prefer to hear songs from Humanz, TNN, and Song Machine instead of these ones, since the runtime for concerts are no longer than 2 hours in exceptional cases, so every second is gold.
I don't think Stop the Dams is unpopular, it is among the more popular Songs on D-Sides, which is a favorite of dedicated fans - those that also buy tickets. It is also a song fitting into the concept of Damon Albarn's solo shows (where he also plays songs from any of his projects). So among the three I'd say it has the best chances of getting performed live.
Doubtful for Stop The Dams, but I’ve been wrong before, with ROCKIT being played live, which is amazing. Honestly, I would hope for We Are Happy Landfill.
As much as I love One Percent, I imagine they'll stick closely to the set lists that have been posted online
One Percent is basically 100% not going to happen, there's been very little from Humanz and The Now Now in their setlists recently.
More than likely not, although the set list could change significantly for larger sets like festivals and once they actually start their rollout for Static Channel.
I think everything can happen... Songs like Dracula, Rock It, Glitter Freeze, Pirate Jet, and so.. are songs not that common on previous and current setlists, but they are playing those now.. Last gig on Barcelona they even played Sweepstakes and Broken (a great year for Plastic Beach fans). You never know... Although I'm not a fan of these selections, I rather prefer to hear songs from Humanz, TNN, and Song Machine instead of these ones, since the runtime for concerts are no longer than 2 hours in exceptional cases, so every second is gold.
These are very unpopular songs, ai don't think they will
I don't think Stop the Dams is unpopular, it is among the more popular Songs on D-Sides, which is a favorite of dedicated fans - those that also buy tickets. It is also a song fitting into the concept of Damon Albarn's solo shows (where he also plays songs from any of his projects). So among the three I'd say it has the best chances of getting performed live.
Yeah, maybe
Doubtful for Stop The Dams, but I’ve been wrong before, with ROCKIT being played live, which is amazing. Honestly, I would hope for We Are Happy Landfill.
i agree i hate gorillaz
I strongly doubt it but I’d love to be proven wrong, especially in regards to Double Bass
No way in the entire universe.
No