KISS / The Academy / Envy
Aug 28, 2010
(14 years ago)
Verizon Amphitheater
Charlotte, North Carolina, United States
- Date:
- Saturday, August 28, 2010
- Venue:
- Verizon Amphitheater
- Location:
- Charlotte, North Carolina, United States
- Notes:
Ticket Price: $76.50
| Screamo | 2 bands |
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| Arena Rock | 1 band |
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| Classic Rock | 1 band |
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| Emo | 1 band |
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| Emocore | 1 band |
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| Folk | 1 band |
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| Glam | 1 band |
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| Glam Metal | 1 band |
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| Glam Rock | 1 band |
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| Hard Rock | 1 band |
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- KISS setlist:
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- Modern Day Delilah
- Cold Gin
- Let Me Go, Rock 'n' Roll
- Firehouse
- Say Yeah
- Deuce
- Crazy Crazy Nights
- Calling Dr. Love
- Shock Me
- Guitar and Drum Solos
- I'm an Animal
- 100,000 Years
- Bass Solo
- I Love It Loud
- Love Gun
- Black Diamond
- Detroit Rock City
- Beth
- Lick It Up
- Shout It Out Loud
- I Was Made for Lovin' You
- God Gave Rock and Roll to You
- Rock and Roll All Nite
- Envy setlist:
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- Artist and Repertoire
- Head First in the River
- If God Smokes Cheap Cigars
- Green Eyes Don't Lie
- Death March on Two, Ready?
- Clean of You
- (X) Amount of Truth
- Vultures
- Sugar Skulls
- Tell Them That She's Not Scared
- Starving Your Friends
- Lapse
- Clergy
- Like I Do
- Southern Comfort
- The Devil's Tongue
- Numb
- Temper Temper
- The Great American T-Shirt Racket
- Spinal Cords
- The Gift of Paralysis
- Suckerpunch
- Setlist not available for:
- The Academy
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Comments & Reviews:
Concert # 83 for me - Ticket Price: $76.50. This was my 9th KISS concert, another one for the books and just as good as all the others. Between the 3 bands, about 45 songs were played.