Pixies: the possible setlist for the Milan concert

Pixies are back in Italy for a single date, set for Tuesday, July 14th at the Parco della Musica in Milan, as part of the tour celebrating the band's fortieth anniversary. Taking the stage will be Black Francis, Joey Santiago and David Lovering, joined by bassist Emma Richardson, a stable member of the lineup in recent years.

The setlist

Based on the setlist the American band played in Frankfurt (Germany) at their show on July 2nd, here's the likely running order for the Pixies concert in Milan.

Young and Joyful Bandit (arbeit song)
Velouria
The Happening
Gouge Away
Debaser
Wave of Mutilation
Monkey Gone to Heaven
The Vegas Suite
Snakes
In Heaven (Lady in the Radiator Song) (Peter Ivers & David Lynch cover)
Death Horizon
Here Comes Your Man
Vamos
Motorway to Roswell
Cactus
Caribou
Bone Machine
Hang Wire
Head On (The Jesus and Mary Chain cover)
Isla de Encanta
Tame
Hey
Ana
Mr. Grieves
I Bleed
Crackity Jones
No. 13 Baby
Winterlong (Neil Young cover)
Where Is My Mind?
Into the White

Opening the evening will be The Pale White, with the show set to start at 8:30pm. The last tickets are still available through authorized sales channels.

Info and tickets 

Opening act The Pale White (ore 20,30)

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The band

Formed in Boston in 1986, Pixies are among the most influential bands in the history of alternative rock. With their blend of pop melodies, noise-rock outbursts and unpredictable dynamics, they left a deep mark on the music of the last few decades, inspiring artists such as Nirvana, Radiohead and Weezer. Albums like “Surfer Rosa” and “Doolittle” redefined the language of alt-rock, turning the band into a touchstone for entire generations.
After splitting up in the early Nineties, the group reunited in 2004, returning to perform in front of even bigger crowds and conquering the world's leading festivals. Since 2014 they have released five new studio albums, proving they're not simply living off their past. The latest, “The Night The Zombies Came“, confirms the American band's determination to keep experimenting without giving up the identity that made them famous.
Forty years after their formation and with ten studio albums behind them, Pixies remain an essential touchstone of alternative rock.

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