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Burning Flag: Live

**Burning Flag: Live** is the first headlining concert tour by Japanese-American recording artist Viper Hamato. It was done in part to help promote Dreams (2002), and the second studio album Burning Flag (2004). The tour began on May 27, 2004, a month before the launch of his album.

## Trivia

* It was revealed that in the documentary Till Death Do Us Part, backstage after the first show that Hamato done at the Rod Laver Arena. Hamato had severe stage freight and was constantly stating that he could only handle a maximum of 20,000 people at the time due to the fact that he had somewhere to look out and focus on. During some of the stage footage during the July 23 show. Hamato can be seen dealing with his stage freight by closing his eyes while performing.
* Hamato also loved the crowd in Rod Laver Arena so much even though it was revealed that he had sleepless nights during his first tour. The energy was so high during the concert tour often Hamato would be so distracted by the crowds energy that it often reflected back upon Hamato and would usually come back with high energy performances
* During the July 5th show, Hamato let the crowd sing the songs for most of the concert. It's unknown if footage of this exists, but it's believed that they sung from "If Your Girl Only Knew" through to "Celebration"

## Set List

This is the setlist obtained from the setlist done in Rod Laver Arena. It does not represent all shows throughout the tour.

#### Act 1: The Party Down The Street

1. Violet Stars
2. Ride
3. Dreams
4. I Know Where It's At
5. Songs of Life
6. If Your Girl Only Knew (Aaliyah Cover)

#### Act 2: Boogie Down

1. Koocachoo
2. Put Your Hand on Your Heart
3. Step Back In Time / Wouldn't Change A Thing / Turn it Into Love
4. Celebration
5. I Want You
6. So Pray (Unreleased Song)
7. Let's Groove

#### Act 3: The Party Pooper

1. Monkey Business
2. Cheater
3. We Can
4. Into The Dark
5. All Night

## Recording and Media

See also: Burning Flag: Live (album)

In June 2004, Viper announced that both the Australian shows on the 21st and 23rd of June, 2004 would be both filmed for a tour DVD and Live CD. Nathan Jordan, at the time, one of Hamato's directors of cinematography for the concert, was enlisted in his knowledge in both camera work and Display resolutions that would later enable both Sony and Hamato to upscale any and all concert footage. In June of 2018, Hamato revealed that along side the 25th anniversary of Burning Flag. Concert Footage that had been done in Dolby Atmos and upscaled to 4K. It was stated that the concert footage and live album would be released alongside the 25th anniversary album.

## Shows

**List of concerts, showing date, city, country, venue, attendance (tickets sold / total available), and gross revenue**
Mario

## Appearances

### Appears in

Mushroom Kingdom Nightmares, Mushroom Kingdom Nightmares 2: Plumber's Game!, Mushroom Kingdom Nightmares Remake, Mushroom Kingdom Nightmares 3: A New Chapter and Mushroom Kingdom Nightmares 4: Corruption

### Debut

Mushroom Kingdom Nightmares

Mario is the main and playable protagonist in Mushroom Kingdom Nightmares and Mushroom Kingdom Nightmares 2: Plumber's Game, he is mentioned in sequel the Mushroom Kingdom Nightmares 2. He even comes back in Mushroom Kingdom Nightmares 3: A New Chapter where he's going to be the main protagonist for the Epilogue. he acts a bit scared but is brave.

He was voiced by miracoalva in Mushroom Kingdom Nightmares

In Mushroom Kingdom Nightmares 2: Plumber's Game he's voiced by Apoib

In The Remake of Mushroom Kingdom Nightmares he's voiced by Doctor\_Throwback

In Mushroom Kingdom Nightmares 3: A New Chapter he's voiced by Jsaking11 who would also come back to voice Mario again for the 2 year anniversary video for the series.

## Mushroom Kingdom Nightmares

Mario comes back from rescuing Peach and meets Luigi which they decide to get some Spaghetti 9 hours later at midnight Mario couldn't sleep he decided to get a glass of milk until he heard a smash, he goes to check upstairs until he realises Luigi is gone. He finds him at the beach standing in the rain, when Luigi turned around he made a scream and Mario ran to the castle to see what was going on. Mario enters the Castle to see if Peach was alive and she knew something was wrong, they both make their way to the castle's basement where it's safe. Mario decides to look for evidence while Luigi is lurking out in the kingdom.

While entering the park Mario gets attacked by the Koopa Bros. The Yellow one makes fun of Red for missing and Black tells him learn how to control the spaceship they stole when the infection started, the green koopa bro spots a Toad looking for safety, they start to go after him and successfully kills him.

Mario then spots a Toad hiding from the Koopa Bros, he claims to be apart of the cure to help sick Toads, his name was revealed to be Sam saying someone was apart of the cure until he did something bad and he tells Mario and Peach that someone named Phil knows about it. When in the desert Mario tries to find the lab he notices Wario was in the desert, he finds Phil and he says that the disease is called Mushroom Kingdom Nightmares, Mario told him he can take him somewhere safe. While heading back to the basement the Koopa Bros return while they're infected.

After being brought back, the Toad is named Sam and tells Mario and Peach that Phil knows something about it and is located somewhere in the desert.

## Trivia

* Mario was originally was going to be an infected secondary antagonist until the role went to Luigi, Luigi was suppose to be the main protagonist for the game until he was scrapped and became the secondary antagonist and Mario had the role.
* Mario was originally was going to be voiced by LuigiGuy14 but was replaced by miracoalva
* Mario's Sprite was shared by the Special Forces, the Special Forces wear fully black.
Thea Solone

Thea Solone, originally credited as (**thea-solone)** is a voice actor known for her work on Legends of Middle Earth, Musings of the Classic Sherlock Holmes Actor, Retrospection Radio Theatre and The Series of Mana according to IMDB. She's also done fandubs on Sonic related along with doing fandubs on Smash Bros organised by GabaLeth.

In the Mushroom Kingdom Nightmares series she originally was going to voice Tails but was scrapped for some reason, so she started from Mushroom Kingdom Nightmares 2 as Rouge and even came back as her in the spin-off, Plumber's Game! she would voice Peach, Liz, Wave and Tails in the remake of Mushroom Kingdom Nightmares. She even voiced Isabelle and Blaze for the Teaser Demo for Mushroom Kingdom Nightmares 3: A New Chapter. Solone returns as Blaze again in the full version of MKN 3 along with voicing Peach and Tails again and even voiced Daisy, her voice lines on Isabelle were re-used in the full release. She came back for the 2 year anniversary video of Mushroom Kingdom Nightmares as Peach and Rouge.

## Social Medias

**Casting Call Club -** https://www.castingcall.club/thea-solone

**X (Twitter) -** https://twitter.com/theasolone?lang=en

**YouTube -** https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFawZpNaPiXqoJgEo3NGa4A/playlists
List of Unreleased Songs Recorded By Viper Hamato

Viper Hamato is an American musician and Entertainer. Known to have written, recorded and filmed material that has never been released, though it is unknown how many songs remain in his vault, some of them unregistered but usually registered by either Sony Music America from 2000-2009 or Forest Way Studios from 1997-1999, 2010-2020 — with professional bodies such as the United States Copyright Office, Broadcast Music Incorporated and ASCAP. The list however, does not contain every unreleased song Hamato has within the vault, and is only ones that have been labelled with the three offices.

Many unreleased songs within this list were from albums or set to be put within the 11 albums (9 Albums, 2 EP's) before plans for the album setlist changed, for various reasons, some tracks were either rejected by Hamato, Sony Records, or to fit the occurring theme on the album. Hamato's unreleased material features songs recorded as a solo artist (including covers by other artists) demo versions and duets that remain unreleased that were stated to be released

As of 2021, Hamato's archival crew working alongside Hamato Records have stated that there were a confirmed 400 unreleased song between the years 1997-2021 using the storage method of LTO (Linear Tape-Open) compared to Magnetic Tapes at the time which Sony had recommended (though it was not swapped over to LTO (Linear Tape-Open) until 2001) and that Hamato has the vault labelled for years of work ranging through the years, commonly having a single recording or even session where the songs were written, scanned onto the LTO (Linear Tape-Open) alongside the song with individual instrumentation (including vocal takes, drums, pianos and various instruments) within folders that could be written and copied over to another computer should it need to be extracted.

Only Three of Hamato's Song have ever leaked out onto the Internet, such as a cover of Prince's "Vicki Waiting" Live at Paisley Park leaked by a fan who recorded the performance in May of 2011. At the time, it was well known that Prince and Hamato had spent days writing and recording music non-stop to a point where they would end up getting three hours of sleep a day. On April 8th, 2009 when Sony Music America went their separate ways with Hamato, it was stated they allowed his Masters and Vault Material, however, did not allow any re-issues of albums made around 2000-2009 until January 1st, 2021 to where he was openly able to do so and publish any Vault Material made and recorded under the Sony America Label.

## Key

 (Year)
 (Live)
Koopa Bros

The Koopa Bros are 4 Koopa Troopa ninjas that works for Bowser and they are the minor antagonist in Mushroom Kingdom Nightmares.

Red Koopa Bro is voiced by LuigiGuy14

Black Koopa Bro is voiced by robotrob2000

Yellow Koopa Bro is voiced by notpenguin

Green Koopa Bro is voiced by Rachel-Lousie-Woods

## Storyline

During Chapter 1 Mario enters the park to hear someone say woohoo (Koopa Bro Green), he turns to his left to see a spaceship coming towards him, he dodges the attack and finds out the Koopa Bros were the ones in there. The yellow one makes fun of the red one for missing and the black one tells him learn how to control the spaceship they stole. The green one finds a Toad finding somewhere to be safe and they start to go after him. Red successfully kills the toad which leaves Mario to try and avoid them.

After Mario rescues Sam they find out that something killed the Koopa Bros and Sam tells Mario that they have 10 hours before they become infected.

During Chapter 2 after Mario gets Phil the Koopa Bros come back infected and starts to attack them.

## How to avoid them

The Koopa Bros have a fast aircraft and when your close to them they will start chasing you and shoot you dead but if you keep to the sides they will not come after you because of the map size.

## Trivia

* In one of the teasers the green koopa bro was originally going to also attack which his weapon he would use was a spiked bat which would hurt Mario a lot but was scrapped from the game and you only need to avoid the whole ship.
* Red Koopa Bro voice actor LuigiGuy14 also voiced Luigi the secondary antagonist for the game.
* Green Koopa Bro voice actor Rachel-Lousie-Woods also voiced the secondary protagonist Peach.
* While the game was in development Black Koopa Bro had a beta voice actor who was called phantomsaucetv but was replaced by robotrob2000, phantomsaucetv is also voicing Jet for Mushroom Kingdom Nightmares 2.
* The Koopa Bros were originally suppose to be 4 convict toads but was removed because it made it feel like the convicts clone from Dead Rising.
* **"Gone Guru"** by Lifeseeker will play to let the player know that the koopa bros are there, it also tells the player that they cannot save in the park either.
* The Koopa Bros is one out of the two (Including Luigi) to be the fastest infected people to not get away from.
* In the demo the yellow koopa bro was originally voiced by LuigiGuy14 until notpenguin took the role for the full game.
Alfred

Alfred is one of the bosses in Mushroom Kingdom Nightmares 2: Plumber's Game. He's a toad that is a massive fan of Mario and went insane with his biggest fan syndrome of being Mario and killing innocent Survivors.

He was voiced by g1ng

## Storyline

After when Mario shared the word about Mushroom Kingdom Nightmares, Alfred was a huge fan of him, and when he started to grow, he was obsessed with Mario. When the outbreak began in the carnival he lost his mind and had a biggest fan syndrome, when Mario enters his area he's seen taunting a toad who was looking for food. Mario then asks what's going on until Alfred thinks he's a fake Mario and says he's the real one, Mario then says he's not here to argue but he thinks he's trying to think he's smarter than him. He then kills the Toad and starts to fight Mario.

After defeat he tries to get away from Mario and says he's better than anyone until he loses his balance and falls in a well with a saw down there, he gets killed by the saw and Mario says after he dies "Well I sure did SAW that coming."

## Trivia

* During development he was plan to be in Mushroom Kingdom Nightmares 2 but was scrapped until he manage to make it into Plumber's Game.
* The song that plays during his fight is "**I Believe You"** by Celldweller.
* He shares a bit of personality with Toadey from the first game since both of them yell and thinks Mario is someone else.
Mushroom Kingdom Nightmares

Mushroom Kingdom Nightmares is a Mario survival RPG fan made horror game developed by Super LuigiGuy14 Bros, the game was underrated when it came out but when the full game of it came out people were interested of it.

## Backstory

The development began back in September 2021 where the developers were thinking of a new fan made game that wasn't Spongebob and FNAF together, the head himself MadMarioMan had an idea to make a Mario horror game after Mario In Fucking Animatronic Horror did well on Itch.io.

The game was planned to be called Mario's Nightmare but was scrapped because some people took that name for Arthur's Nightmare mods, so the development ran slow until bacondude641 called the games title Mushroom Kingdom Nightmares. The Team did like the name and began working on it. The game was suppose to have Luigi as the main protagonist and Mario as the antagonist but the idea was switch to Mario being the protagonist and Luigi being the antagonist, the game was basically originally a task game while avoiding Luigi but MadMarioMan wanted the game to be a campaign so they made it a story kind of like Slendytubbies mixed with Dead Rising where Mario has to investigate what happened to the Mushroom Kingdom and why his friends have became some zombie type of creatures to share the world this.

## Basic Controls

* Arrow Keys to move
* Shift to run
* Space and Enter to interact
* F12 to return to the title
* Esc to the menu
LuigiGuy14

### Appears in

Mushroom Kingdom Nightmares, Mushroom kingdom Nightmares 2, Mushroom Kingdom Nightmares 2: Plumber's Game!, Mushroom Kingdom Nightmares Remake

### Portrays

Luigi, Kyle

LuigiGuy14 also know as (**LuigiGuy**) is a Youtuber, Game Developer and Voice Actor. He's know for his games like Spongebob's Nights at Freddy's and Five Nights at Wario's RPG series. He's done a lot of work for Mushroom Kingdom Nightmares by making the SFM Picture, the mapping and even did commentary behind the scenes of the game.

In Addition, LuigiGuy voiced Luigi from 2021-2022 and voiced Kyle from Mushroom Kingdom Nightmares Remake.

## Social Media

**YouTube -** https://www.youtube.com/@LuigiGuy14

**X (Twitter) -** https://twitter.com/LuigiGuy14

**GameJolt -** https://gamejolt.com/@RealLuigiGuy14

**Itch.io -** https://super-luigiguy14-bros.itch.io/

**Casting Call Club -** https://www.castingcall.club/luigiguy14
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Rouge

Rouge is the Secondary Protagonist in Mushroom Kingdom Nightmares 2, She reappears in Plumber's Game as the Secondary Antagonist.

She was voiced by Thea Solone

## Mushroom Kingdom Nightmares 2

In Mushroom Kingdom Nightmares 2 Rouge appears in the security room, which she tells Shadow that she works in the carnival, When Shadow was framed for the outbreak she teams up with him to find out who framed him and get out of the Carnival with all the info they need.

## Mushroom Kingdom Nightmares 2: Plumber's Game

Rouge later reappears in Plumber's Game to help Mario find Nightmare Vaccine, later she becomes suspicious to Mario, thinking that she could be the Hooded Person.

## Trivia

* Rouge's voice actor Thea Solone was going to voice act Tails for the first game but was scrapped for some reason, she would later voice him for the remake.
* She acts a bit like Peach from the first game but is a little braver.
Shadow

## Appearances

### Appears in

Mushroom Kingdom Nightmares 2, Mushroom Kingdom Nightmares 2: Plumber's Game!, Mushroom Kingdom Nightmares 3: A New Chapter, Mushroom Kingdom Nightmares 4: Corruption

### Debut

Mushroom Kingdom Nightmares 2

Shadow the Hedgehog is a playable protagonist for Mushroom Kingdom Nightmares 2 and is a boss fight in Mushroom Kingdom Nightmares 2: Plumber's Game.

He is voiced by roxlight43 in Mushroom Kingdom Nightmares 2

In the 2 year Anniversary video he's voiced by Jsaking11, he even returned to voice him for Mushroom Kingdom Nightmares 3 and the upcoming Mushroom Kingdom Nightmares 4: Corruption.

## Mushroom Kingdom Nightmares 2

Shadow enters a contest to win some money, Jet taunts after when he heard Sonic and Tails died in the Mushroom Kingdom. Shadow tells him to save it for the show.

## Mushroom Kingdom Nightmares 2: Plumber's Game

In Plumber's Game Shadow reappears at the beginning with the same role but later on encountered again as a boss, he yells at Mario and convinces him to get away from his bike, Mario apologizes and says that his bike is nice. Shadow then apologizes back thinking he was a crazy survivor, he tells him he's been dealing with them all day, he then says about how the infected toad are annoying but easy to kill, he manages to headshot one of them. Mario thinks he's infected like him until Shadow thinks he's going to turn and the fight starts.

After defeated Shadow loses control of his bike and crashes and dies, Mario then says that he had met him before.

## Trivia

* Espio was originally going to be the main protagonist until it was giving to Shadow.
* Shadow's character tries to act like Chuck Greene from Dead Rising 2.
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Force

***Force*** is the thirteenth studio album from Irish musician Kaden Walsh. It was released on October 3rd, 2011 by Prism Records. The album churned out 6 hits worldwide alongside a seventh released in the UK, which included "Vertigo", "More than a Simple Conversation", Hungry", "Force", "Stuck", "Last Girl on Earth" and "Time Again"

*Force* is an album that combines many lyrical styles of Walsh's previous albums, and combines them together, from the subtly sexually heavy "Hungry" to the all out Rock written "Mama Told Me" which is about a group of people fighting a war that no one asked for in the lyrics. Walsh would later go on to, a few months before Unholy Heaven (2012) was released, perform a melody of hits, which included his most recent songs from this album, for the 2012 London Summer Olympics

## Track Listing

All lyrics written by Walsh; all music composed by Kaden Walsh and his backing band. However, original takes, are done by Walsh

### Professional Ratings

 Metacritic
 The A.V. Club
 The Daily Telegraph
 Pitchfork
 The Guardian
 The Rolling Stone

## Personnel

* Kaden Walsh - lead vocals, backgrounds and various instruments
* Linda Thomsen - Keyboards (2), co-lead vocals (6, 9, 3,11), keyboard and background vocals (8, 4)
* Doug Fenton - keyboards (6,7, 10)
* Aaron Haynes - bass (2-6, 8-12)
* Louis Collins - bass (7)
* Rowan O'Downey - drums (2-8, 10, 13)
* Max Gaffney - Percussion (6, 7, 9)
* Harvey Keating - Flute (7)
* Jordan Henchy - Rap (2, 6, 7, 9, 11, 13)
* London Symphony Orchestra - Orchestra (11)

## Production

* Arranged by Kaden Walsh and The Band
* Engineered by Kaden Walsh
* Atmos Mix done by Kaden Walsh
* Mastered by Thomas O'Keith
* All songs published by Prism Records and Black Dog Publishing
Kaden Walsh singles discography

Kaden Walsh has so far released 105 songs both under his own name and pseudonyms and/or pen names, as well as writing songs which have been recorded by other artists. Estimates of the actual number of songs written by Walsh (released and unreleased) range anywhere between 750 to well over 1,750. Walsh has released 70 singles so far.

## Singles

**1990s**

List of Singles released in the 1990s decade, showing selected chart positions, album name and certifications

"—" Denotes a single that was not released or did not chart in the region

**2000s**

List of Singles released in the 2000s decade, showing selected chart positions, album name and certifications

"—" Denotes a single that was not released or did not chart in the region

### 2010s

List of Singles released in the 2010s decade, showing selected chart positions, album name and certifications

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Kaden Walsh albums discography

Kaden Walsh's albums discography consists of 14 albums. See Kaden Walsh singles discography for his singles and charting position

## Overview

Walsh's musical career began in 1998 after being discovered by his uncle's friend who was a talent manager at the time, after being signed to a small indie record label called Prism records. Kaden Walsh would begin releasing a strew of album releases yearly in the hopes to challenge the music industry. As of 2010, Walsh has now sold over 50 Million certified copies, accounting for, uncounted copies of physical albums that have not been registered as the albums have, by Prism Records, sold under 5,000 copies worldwide
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List of awards and nominations received by Viper Hamato

Viper Hamato is an Japanese-born American singer, songwriter, producer, multi-instrumentalist and dancer. He is widely regarded among his peers of the 21st century music industry to be one of the most talented musicians of the modern age.

 Nominations

## Brit Awards

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 "We've Had Enough"

## World Music Awards

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## ARIA Awards

 2021

## APRA Awards

 2014
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## NME Awards

 2015
 "Under The Influence"
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 2022
 "We've Had Enough"
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Viper Hamato singles discography

Viper Hamato has so far released 82 singles

## Singles

**2000s**

List of Singles released in the 2000s decade, showing selected chart positions, album name and certifications

**2010s**

List of Singles released in the 2000s decade, showing selected chart positions, album name and certifications

**2020s**

List of Singles released in the 2000s decade, showing selected chart positions, album name and certifications
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Fire Souls World Tour

The 2003 Tour Poster, just months after the announcement that there would be a 2004 leg before the tour stopped entirely

### Total

$59,890,571

The Fire Souls World Tour was the first concert tour by Australian recording artist Nathan Meyer and supported his first and second album Take Cover and Fire Souls. The tour started as a small 16 Show Australian Tour before the demand for the shows added another year onto it. The tour lasted from June of 2002 to December of 2004.

## History

The first tour by Australian recording artist Nathan Meyer saw some of the most gruelling and demanding shows for the artist at the time touring from 2002 to 2004. Though originally starting out as a show to solely begin in Australia and nothing more. Low demand for the Australian legs caused the label at the time, Animal Records to send Nathan on a Two Year worldwide tour until 2004. Though the company was more than willing to make an additional leg for 2005 solely, Nathan demanded a break and time to write an album to release within the next few years, eventually coming three years later. Singles not from any albums at the time were released to try and waver the delay of another album, but failed to do so.

## Set List

1. Take Cover
2. Just Wasting Time
3. City Lights
4. More Pages To Turn
5. Nothing to Loose
6. Mistaken
7. Outstanding
8. The Answer
9. Valley of Death
10. Critics
11. Careful
12. Shadows
13. Boys and Girls
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## Closedown

* Abstract Era
* Pixel Era
* Yukes Era
* 2010 Rebrand Era V1

### Night Loops

* Abstract Era
* Pixel Era
* Yukes Era
* 2010 Rebrand Era V1
* 2010 Rebrand Era V2

* Sleeping Night Loop image uploaded by Rachael Darmanin
* Yukes Closedown & Night Loop originally uploaded by RetroGamingFan1993VHS
* 2010 Rebrand V1 Closedown Uploaded by James Teasdale
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Justice Tour

**The Justice Tour** was a concert tour by Irish recording artist Kaden Walsh, his second tour in support of his third album Justice, the tour lasted from December, 2000 through to January of 2001.

## History

The Justice tour became more focused on material from Walsh's second and third album at the time. It also became the first tour where Walsh had fully sold out all concert dates, having no concert venues below 20,000 seats. There is however, believed to be no professional footage of the concert due to budgetary restrictions at the time. Professional footage of the concerts did not start being recorded until the Forsaken Tour. This however, fan footage of the concert, that when questioned about it. Walsh has stated he or the record label will not be taking the video down due to it's historical relevance on Walsh's part.

## Set list

1. Battle Cry
2. Divisions
3. Procrastinating Love
4. Romanticize\*
5. Doing It Right
6. Careful
7. Slave
8. Hold On
9. Luv me Baby
10. Out of Time
11. Wanna Get to Know You
12. In The Lobby
13. Too Much Energy
14. Under The Water\*
15. Justice

Encore:

1. Lyrical Firestarter\*
2. Dynasty\*

\*Songs marked with the asterisk are unreleased songs, and were only released on The Vault (2013)
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