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If the snippet/shortned song was played on its own (there was a hard break, even if its one second) between the song before and the shortened song, then it can get its own listing. If it was a segue (flowed seamlessly from Song A to the snippet/shortned song, then it goes in the info note.
Without a recording, I don't know about the transition. Perhaps there is a YT video or recording, or you remember from the show you attended?
"Should free high school recitals & concerts really be listed on here? That would mean that any high school performance by anyone before they were famous should be listed too, correct?"
If they are advertised events, with a real audience - ticketed or capacity. Not just the other music class/teacher's students. The setlist I declined was advertised by the school on their socials.
If someone had sources for Billie Joe Armstrong playing in a Battle of the Bands, or the yearly arts showcase (individually, not as say a member of a 50-person choir) at his High School, and the High School advertised the event for the community to attend, it could be added as a setlist.
"Last date of the tour" as a setlist Info note.
Honestly, it's unclear. Personally, I think it's fine since it's guaranteed to have an impact on that show. Another mod might think it doesn't belong.
First and last of tour (entire tour, not leg), and "Opening for XYZ" are both in this grey area. I have a list of Guideline edits / suggestions I'm compiling and those are both on there so hopefully there will be an official mention in the Guidelines (allowed r or not allowed).
Congrats on the promotion, fellow Roadie!
Hey thanks for being on top of the Coldplay setlists. It's a bit of a special case though, and the stage information should be maintained. The user who added the stages should have made a note of why, but in lieu of that, see here: https://www.setlist.fm/forum/music/setlists-concerts-and-tours/coldplays-music-of-the-spheres-tour-2bd724c2
No of course not. We never list 'last' for anything because it could potentially change in the future.
Congrats on the promotion to Roadie! Well done!!
congrats on the promotion!
well deserved!
Dr. AL
Hey I locked the Gizzard shows. I'm making you a roadie. This way rather than an edit war with trolls you can just request to have a setlist locked. Roadies can edit locked shows.
We don't list "first' by geographic location. If you see it listed anywhere feel free to remove it.