Blink-182, My Chemical Romance set lists

The pop/punk bands had teen fans singing and crowdsurfing at Xcel Energy Center on Wednesday.

September 8, 2011 at 7:08PM
(The Minnesota Star Tribune)
Blink-182 shared the stage with My Chemical Romance at Xcel Energy Center on Wednesday. / Carlos Gonzalez, Star Tribune
Blink-182 shared the stage with My Chemical Romance at Xcel Energy Center on Wednesday. / Carlos Gonzalez, Star Tribune (The Minnesota Star Tribune)

Amid all the jokes about genitalia and how much chicks dig them, Tom DeLonge dropped in a pretty serious little anecdote a few songs into Blink-182's set Wednesday that added a little historic significance to the band's latest stop at Xcel Energy Center (significant if you're a Blink fan, anyway).

"This building is where I was the day I wrote Travis [Barker] a letter saying, 'Let's get the band back together,' " DeLonge recounted. That must've been at the show his side band Angels & Airwaves played with Weezer at the X in 2008, which was just about a month after Barker survived the plane crash. Almost three years later, the band is back to its old self, with a few new songs of note adding to its set. Click here for the full review and photo gallery of the concert. Here's the set list for both Blink and the truly rousing opener My Chemical Romance.

BLINK-182: Feeling This / Up All Night / The Rock Show / What's My Age Again? / Down / I Miss You / Stay Together for the Kids / Dumpweed / Always / Violence / After Midnight / First Date / Heart's All Gone / Man Overboard / Ghost on the Dancefloor / All the Small Things / Josie ENCORE: Travis Barker's big, dumb drum solo / Carousel / Dammit

MY CHEMICAL ROMANCE: Na Na Na (Na Na Na...) / I'm Okay (I Promise) / Planetary (Go!) / The Only Hope for Me Is You / Helena / The Kids From Yesterday / Give Em Hell, Kid / Teenagers / SCARECROW / Welcome to the Black Parade / Cancer

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Chris Riemenschneider

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Chris Riemenschneider has been covering the Twin Cities music scene since 2001, long enough for Prince to shout him out during "Play That Funky Music (White Boy)." The St. Paul native authored the book "First Avenue: Minnesota's Mainroom" and previously worked as a music critic at the Austin American-Statesman in Texas.

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