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Billy Corgan 1997-01-09

January 9, 1997 was David Bowie's 50th Birthday Party. Billy Corgan played guitar and sang two songs with Bowie and his band during the show's second encore. Other guests during the show included Frank Black, Foo Fighters, Robert Smith, Sonic Youth and Lou Reed.
The two songs were encapsulated the unofficial, promotional 7" Live NYC 1997.
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Billy Corgan 1997-02-17

February 17, 1997 was the annual Tibet House Benefit Concert organized by Philip Glass. Since 1990, the event has raised funds towards Tibet House US, the New York City non-profit that is part of the greater international network of Tibet Houses. The aim is to preserve the identity and culture of the Tibetan people that has been lost due to the Chinese invasion of Tibet and subsequent Tibetan diaspora.
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* "Come All Ye Fair and Tender Ladies" and "Ship of Fools" with John Cale
* "Come All Ye Fair and Tender Ladies" and "The Long Road" with Natalie Merchant
* "The Ballad of the Skeletons" with Allen Ginsberg
* "E-Bow the Letter" and "The Long Road" with Michael Stipe
* "E-Bow the Letter" with Patti Smith
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Billy Corgan 1998-01-15

The January 15, 1998 performance saw an opening set by James Iha in what was his first performance as a solo artist. Billy Corgan then played a solo set of Smashing Pumpkins songs, with all but the encore written for the forthcoming Adore album. Both sets were released in 2021 as Live at the Viper Room 1.15.98, with Corgan's lightly edited to remove two abandoned versions of songs and a small amount of banter.
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Billy Corgan 1998-08-28

A week after the Adore tour ends, Billy sings two songs (but does not play guitar) during the first encore of Bauhaus's August 28, 1998 show at the Riviera Theater in Chicago.
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Billy Corgan 1998-12-12

KROQ Almost Acoustic Christmas, 1998. Billy is joined by Mike Garson on nearly all songs.
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* "Today", "To Sheila", "1979", "Rotten Apples", "Perfect", "Ava Adore", "If There is a God", "Shame" and "Muzzle" with Mike Garson on grand piano
* Billy sang and played guitar with Depeche Mode on an electric version of "Never Let Me Down Again" during their encore
* First performance of "Rotten Apples" since 1995-02-20 and last until 2007-06-27
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Billy Corgan 1999-03-25

March 25, 1999 was The First Waltz show, the first annual benefit concert ran by Nicholas Tremulis for Heartland Alliance's Neon Street program to help fight teenage homelessness. This concert is notable for being the first time Billy Corgan and William Corgan Sr. performed on stage together.
Sonicnet reviewed the show, writing "the warmth on display as [the Corgan's] played two blues songs perfectly suited the occasion," and that "it was clear from their screams of delight that most of the crowd had come to see the Corgans." They added that "Corgan Sr.'s face beamed a mix of pride and pleasure as his son took off on a series of Pumpkins-esque solos on his sunburst Fender Stratocaster."https://theband.hiof.no/videos/first_waltz.html
Corgan Sr. performed guitar on Robert Johnson's "If I Had Possession Over Judgment Day", playing a string of solos on his Gibson Flying V, and he served as vocalist on the Eddie Miller cover "I'd Rather Drink Muddy Watter".
Other artists to perform include Rick Danko of The Band, Rick Nielsen of Cheap Trick, members of BoDeans, Ivan Neville, among others. Danko died later that year on December 10. A home video of The First Waltz produced by Palm Pictures was later released in tribute to Danko.
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* "If I Had Possession Over Judgment Day" with William Corgan Sr. on guitar
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Category:Live performances for charity
Category:The Waltz benefit
Billy Corgan 2000-02-19

Originally booked as a Smashing Pumpkins show, Billy Corgan played a solo set after Jimmy Chamberlin was stung by a jellyfish in his eye in Florida a few days earlier and was unable to perform.James Iha. See banter for the February 16, 2000 show James Iha joined Corgan for four songs in the second set.
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* Corgan on keyboard for "The Crying Tree of Mercury"
* James Iha on guitar and vocals for "Be Strong Now", "Tonight, Tonight", "Cherub Rock" and "Glass and the Ghost Children"
* First performance of "Be Strong Now" since 1998-03-31 and the only time Corgan has played on the song live
* First performance of "Drown" since 1998-06-07
* First performances of "Shame" and "Once Upon a Time" since 1998-08-21
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Category:Acoustic live performances
Billy Corgan 2001-03-22

The Third Waltz benefit show, the third annual benefit concert run by Nicholas Tremulis for Heartland Alliance's Neon Street program to help fight teenage homelessness.
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* "Gotta Serve Somebody" with Marianne Faithfull on lead vocals, Billy Corgan on lead guitar, Sonia Dada and Ivan Neville
* "Out of the Blue" with Corgan on guitar & vocals and Bun E. Carlos on drums
* "Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown)" with Faithfull on lead vocals and Corgan on lead guitar & backing vocals
* "All You Need Is Love" with all performers, including Corgan, who "kept his distance from the microphone"https://www.chicagotribune.com/news/ct-xpm-2001-03-24-0103240142-story.html
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Billy Corgan 2001-05-10

In Salt Lake City to record demos with Linda Strawberryhttp://forums.netphoria.org/showpost.php?p=875418&postcount=1, Billy Corgan sits in with local band Royal Bliss. The band is fronted by Neal Middleton, an assistant at the studio the demos are being recorded at. Later, Corgan is joined by Jimmy Chamberlin, Matt Sweeney and Bjorn Thorsrud for a song.
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* "Day Tripper", "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band", "Break On Through (To the Other Side)" and "The Joker" with Royal Bliss
* "Whole Lotta Love" with Jimmy Chamberlin, Matt Sweeney and Bjorn Thorsrud
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Billy Corgan 2001-06-12

The June 12, 2001 performance saw a guest appearance of Billy Corgan on Bozo: 40 Years of Fun!, which was a 90-minute special and final taping of The Bozo Show. Corgan performed with Jimmy Chamberlin, Linda Strawberry, Chris Holmes and Eddie Roeser of Chicago's Urge Overkill.
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Billy Corgan 2001-07-18

First of six New Order shows featuring Billy Corgan on guitar.
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Billy Corgan 2001-07-28

Fuji Rock Festival 2001. Second of six New Order shows featuring Billy Corgan on guitar.
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Billy Corgan 2001-08-05

Fourth and final appearance at the Area:One Festival festival, and sixth and final New Order show featuring Billy Corgan on guitar. Corgan and all of New Order returned to the stage for the last song in Moby's headlining set, for which they were also joined by John Frusciante (Red Hot Chili Peppers) and Gillian Gilbert (New Order non-touring member).https://www.nme.com/news/music/moby-70-1372406
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* "New Dawn Fades" with Moby on guitar & vocals, John Frusciante on guitar and Gillian Gilbert on keyboard
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Billy Corgan 2003-09-17

Billy Corgan's acoustic poetry reading. The show was a benefit for The Poetry Center of Chicago.
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Billy Corgan 2003-10-15

October 15, 2003 was game seven of the NBL playoffs, which saw the Florida Marlins take on the Chicago Cubs. Corgan was invited by the Cubs to lead singing of "Take Me Out to the Ball Game". He later recalled it as one of the worst moments of his life:
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Billy Corgan 2003-12-10

24 hour benefit show for The Second City. The benefit began on December 9th, but Billy played at 7:30 p.m. on the 10th.
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* First performance of "Every Rose Has Its Thorn" and last until 2010-07-31
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Billy Corgan 2004-02-26

"Blow Up the Ball" benefit to watch the "cursed" baseball from the October 2003 Steve Bartman incident destroyed after it was involved in the continuation of the Chicago Cubs' then 95-year championship drought.
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* "I Want You to Want Me" with Rick Nielsen on guitar and backing vocals (Corgan on lead vocals and tambourine)
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Billy Corgan 2004-04-19

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* First performance of "Come Undone" and last until 2017-10-24
* Last performance of "Columbus" until 2017-10-14
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Billy Corgan 2004-05-25

Billy Corgan visits a Chicago-adjacent high school for a Q&A session arranged by the Grammy Foundation to reward the school's music program. "I just left the studio to come here. You're ruining my album!" Corgan told the 400 boisterous students who attended the after-school session.https://www.chicagotribune.com/news/ct-xpm-2004-05-26-0405260215-story.html
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Billy Corgan 2004-07-06

Rock For Kids benefit.
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* Billy Corgan on guitar for all songs, lead vocals for "You're Gonna Miss Me" and "Iron Man"
* Jimmy Chamberlin on drums for "Moby Dick", "The Jack" and "Iron Man"
* Paris Delane on lead vocals for "The Jack"
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Billy Corgan 2004-09-19

Another State of Mind benefit concert.
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Category:Live performances for charity
Billy Corgan 2004-10-19

Acoustic poetry reading in support of Blinking with Fists.
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Billy Corgan 2004-10-23

Acoustic poetry reading in support of Blinking with Fists.
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Billy Corgan 2004-10-25

Acoustic poetry reading in support of Blinking with Fists.
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* unknown songs performed by Yungchen Lhamo without Billy Corgan
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* "Bit 4", the intro music used for the tour, is played a second time during the encore while Corgan talks to the crowd
* While Corgan does not leave the stage after "A100", he does bow and work the crowd for 2 minutes before "Hail Mary"
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Billy Corgan 2005-06-29

On June 29, 2005, Corgan met Boston Red Sox pitcher Bronson Arroyo in a locker room to perform "Disarm", with Arroyo on guitar and Corgan singing.
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Billy Corgan 2005-07-27

Reports from the July 27, 2005 show have Billy Corgan engaging in multiple arguments with the crowd regarding requests for Smashing Pumpkins songs.
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Billy Corgan 2005-07-28

Billy Corgan's July 28, 2005 performance was a surprise acoustic show.
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* Brian Liesegang played bass
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* First performance of "Of a Broken Heart" since 2003-06-13
* Last performance of "For Your Love" until 2011-12-10
* Last performance of "White Lights" until 2013-09-26
* Last performances of "Prairie Song" and "Of a Broken Heart" until 2014-08-30
* Last performance of "Riverview" until 2017-10-12
* Last performance of "Friends as Lovers" until 2017-10-15
* Last performance of "You Were Mine" until 2017-10-29
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Billy Corgan 2005-08-01

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Billy Corgan 2006-04-29

Courtney Love and Linda Perry's April 29, 2006 show was a benefit for the Los Angeles Gay and Lesbian Center, taking a break from the early recording sessions of Nobody's Daughter. Billy Corgan performed on three songs on guitar. The event raised over $150,000 for the Center.https://www.towleroad.com/2006/05/courtney_love_a/
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Billy Corgan 2006-11-07

November 7, 2006 was one of Rachel Fuller and Mikey Cuthbert's In The Attic jam sessions. Normally hosted in London, this time it took place in LA's Hotel Café. The event saw Billy Corgan performing with Pete Townshend, as well as Fuller and friends.
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Billy Corgan 2008-06-28

June 28, 2008 was the Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band anniversary show, called Sgt. Pepper’s … Revisited. It featured Cheap Trick, accompanied by the Hollywood Bowl Orchestra, along with other friends and special guests such as Billy Corgan.
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* Corgan on guitar for "World's Greatest Lover"
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Billy Corgan 2010-02-18

Billy Corgan's February 18, 2010 performance was a benefit show for NorthShore University HealthSystem. Corgan performed backed by former Smashing Pumpkins touring drummer Matt Walker and his band Zoom. Tickets sold for $150, with $300 VIP donations including a meet and greet with Corgan and Walker.
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* First performance of "Cinnamon Girl" since 1989-05-13
* Last performance of "Nowhere Man" until 2015-02-25
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Category:Live performances for charity
Billy Corgan 2010-07-31

July 31, 2010 saw Billy Corgan guesting with Camp Freddy.
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* Billy Corgan sings on the first two songs and plays guitar on "I Wanna Be Your Dog"
* First performance of "Every Rose Has Its Thorn" since 2003-12-09
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Billy Corgan 2010-09-30

September 30, 2010 was the book presentation of Chants Magnétiques, a book Billy Corgan co-wrote with Claire Fercak. The event featured an approximately 40 minute reading from the book by Fercak, with Corgan providing background music. Corgan then performed several songs by himself (while Fercak remained sitting next to him) and the event finished with a book signing.
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* First performance of "In the Arms of Sleep" since 1997-12-05 and the last until 2012-09-13
* First performance of "To Sheila" since 2008-04-16
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Billy Corgan 2011-07-21

Billy Corgan appears on Chicago Live!, a weekly radio show on WGN. The show is pre-taped in front of a live audience. Corgan is interviewed and performs a song. Other guests were Chicago Fire team captain Logan Pause and Chicago Tribune editor Gerould Kern. After the show, audience members were invited to a reception with the show's cast, crew and guests. The episode aired Saturday, July 23 at 11:00 P.M.
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Category:Televised live performances
Billy Corgan 2011-09-23

September 23, 2011 saw Billy Corgan join Peter Hook and the Light to sing the last two songs of their first encore. This reportedly is the show that bassist Jack Bates (who is Peter Hook's son), caught the attention of Corgan. Bates would join The Smashing Pumpkins as their touring bassist starting in 2015.
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