FEEDER ~ The Wembley Arena. London. UK.

 

 *** 🎫 UP FOR SALE : 11/09/2003 - 10h ***

 

🕖 Set Times:
6:30 pm — Doors Open
7:30 pm — Aqualung

 8:10 pm — The Cooper Temple Cause

9:15 pm —Feeder (UK)

Support Act: AQUALUNG - THE COOPER TEMPLE CAUSE

 

~ CONFORT IN SOUND ARENA TOUR 2003 ~
 

 

 

Confort In Sound is the fourth studio album by Welsh (by Newport) alternative rock band Feeder, released on October 21, 2002 and also the first to be released by the band after the suicide of drummer Jon Lee earlier in the year. Producer Gil Norton - Grant Nicholas. The album was well received by critics and was a commercial success. It initially entered the charts at #6 before dropping out of the top 75 after only four weeks. "Best Album" at the 2003 Q Magazine Awards.
 

FEEDER (Band)

 

 Grantley Jonathan "Grant" Nicholas — lead vocals, lead guitar, piano (1994–present)
Takashi "Taka" Hirose — bass guitar, backing vocals (1995–present)
Jonathan Henry "Jon" Lee — drums, percussion (1994–2002; died on January 7, 2002)
Mark Richardson — drums, percussion (2002–2009)

Former touring musicians

Dean Tidey — rhythm guitar (1999–2000, 2002–2009)

 

The Setlist

FEEDER

 Come Back Around (Comfort in Sound - 2002)
We Can't Rewind (Echo Park - 2001)
Insomnia (Yesterday Went Too Soon - 1999)
Forget About Tomorrow (Comfort in Sound - 2002)
Comfort in Sound (Comf ort in Sound - 2002)
Oxygen (Echo Park - 2001)
Just the Way I'm Feeling (Comfort in Sound - 2002)
Turn (Echo Park - 2001)
My Perfect Day (Polythene - 1997)
Buck Rogers (Echo Park - 2001)
Quick Fade (Comfort in Sound - 2002)
Yesterday Went Too Soon (Yesterday Went Too Soon - 1999)
Love Pollution (Comfort in Sound - 2002)

Encore

Child in You (Comfort in Sound - 2002)
High (Polythene - 1997)
Waiting for Changes (Yesterday Went Too Soon - 1999)
Seven Days in the Sun (Echo Park - 2001)
Just a Day (Echo Park - 2001)
Descend (Polythene - 1997)

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 Time Set: 1h40