Green Day: Here’s the setlist from the first night of The Saviors Tour

Last night (May 30), Green Day kicked off The Saviors Tour in Spain with a monumental setlist.

As previously promised, the punk rock legends played 1994’s Dookie and 2004’s American Idiot in their entirety during an incredible 34-song performance, as well as a few bangers from throughout the rest of their career – and a couple of newbies from this year’s excellent Saviors album.

The band actually opened with Saviors’ lead single The American Dream Is Killing Me, before wasting no time in going straight into a 30-year celebration of Dookie. After that, fans at the Auditorio Monte do Gozo in Santiago de Compostela were treated to a triple-whammy of Know Your Enemy, Dilemma and Brain Stew, before Green Day tore straight into the American Idiot 20th birthday segment of the night. And the production matched up superbly, with an inflatable version of the album’s heart grenade cover looming large behind them.

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After that, Green Day finished up with a one-two of classic sing-along Minority, and customary set-closer Good Riddance (Time Of Your Life). We repeat: that’s thirty-four Green Day songs in one night!

Via setlist.fm, check out the entire thing below:

1. The American Dream Is Killing Me

Dookie

2. Burnout
3. Having A Blast
4. Chump
5. Longview
6. Welcome To Paradise
7. Pulling Teeth
8. Basket Case
9. She
10. Sassafras Roots
11. When I Come Around
12. Coming Clean
13. Emenius Sleepus
14. In The End
15. F.O.D.
16. All By Myself (orchestral version)

17. Know Your Enemy (with fan onstage)
18. Dilemma
19. Brain Stew

American Idiot

20. American Idiot
21. Jesus Of Suburbia
22. Holiday
23. Boulevard Of Broken Dreams
24. Are We The Waiting
25. St. Jimmy
26. Give Me Novacaine
27. She's A Rebel
28. Extraordinary Girl
29. Letterbomb
30. Wake Me Up When September Ends
31. Homecoming
32. Whatsername

33. Minority
34. Good Riddance (Time of Your Life)

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