Aug
10
Sun • 2025

Hollywood Bowl

Los Angeles, CA, USA
18 Songs
1 Set
1:44 Duration
Aug 8, 2025 Aug 11, 2025
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Set 1:

  1. #1 Phantom Island with The Hollywood Bowl Orchestra
    5:21
  2. #2 Deadstick with The Hollywood Bowl Orchestra
    3:17
  3. #3 Lonely Cosmos with The Hollywood Bowl Orchestra
    5:36
  4. #4 Eternal Return with The Hollywood Bowl Orchestra
    4:37
  5. #5 Panpsych with The Hollywood Bowl Orchestra
    3:58
  6. #6 Spacesick with The Hollywood Bowl Orchestra
    5:19
  7. #7 Aerodynamic with The Hollywood Bowl Orchestra
    4:46
  8. #8 Sea of Doubt with The Hollywood Bowl Orchestra
    4:28
  9. #9 Silent Spirit with The Hollywood Bowl Orchestra
    4:47
  10. #10 Grow Wings and Fly -> with The Hollywood Bowl Orchestra
    4:51
  11. #11 Intermission Jam ->
    14:44
  12. #12 Open Water
    6:39
  13. #13 The River Parts I, II, and IV; with The Hollywood Bowl Orchestra
    8:39
  14. #14 Crumbling Castle with outro; with The Hollywood Bowl Orchestra
    10:44
  15. #15 This Thing with The Hollywood Bowl Orchestra
    3:56
  16. #16 Mars For the Rich with The Hollywood Bowl Orchestra
    4:02
  17. #17 Dragon with The Hollywood Bowl Orchestra
    9:52
  18. #18 Iron Lung with The Hollywood Bowl Orchestra
    9:13
Show Notes
This show was performed with The Hollywood Bowl Orchestra, conducted by Sarah Hicks. Grow Wings and Fly contained Plastic Boogie teases and a Hypertension jam with The Dripping Tap and Magma teases. At the start of the jam, Joey asked the pit what they were eating for dinner and said he hoped it wasn’t fish. Stu then joked that everyone had food poisoning before saying that it actually looked good. The band followed up by asking if the crowd had any desserts to share. A fan gave Cook tiramisu after he asked for it. He ate a bite and gave it back, and Stu joked that he put death cap mushrooms in it. Ambrose took a bucket of popcorn and ate it, later cleaning it off the stage after it went everywhere. This Thing was introduced by Joey as a song about Los Angeles, followed by him quoting I Love L.A. (Randy Newman). Mars for the Rich was dedicated to Elon Musk, with Stu saying the band decided all billionaires are going to prison (except Cook because he was chill) and had lyrics changed to “Tesla’s too dear” alongside an added “Free Palestine”. Ambrose gave a shout-out to his mom before Iron Lung. During the song, he walked into the garden pit and dumped a bucket of popcorn on himself.