Beck Welcomes Julian Casablancas For Human League Cover In Nebraska
By Jeffrey Greenblatt Sep 20, 2018 • 1:26 pm PDT
Beck brought his Colors tour to the Pinewood Bowl Amphitheater in Lincoln, Nebraska on Wednesday night. Joining the slacker-rock icon as the opening act on the bill was Julian Casablancas’ 1980s-tinged side-project The Voidz. The two acts teamed up during Beck’s encore on a classic New Wave hit.
The collaboration came towards the end of the night’s finale as Beck and his backing band worked their way through their typical mashup medley/musician introductions. The extended encore featured bits and pieces of songs from The Beatles, Earth Wind & Fire, Michael Jackson and Phil Collins mixed with takes on Talking Heads’ “Once In A Lifetime,” New Order’s “Blue Monday” all within Beck’s “Where It’s At.” Towards the back end of the multi-song stanza, Casablancas and Voidz guitarist Jeramy “Beardo” Gritter emerged. The augmented ensemble performed a take on The Human League’s sing-along anthem “Don’t You Want Me,” with Beck and Casablancas sharing vocal duties.
Watch clips of “Don’t You Want Me” below:
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Setlist
- Devils Haircut
- Loser
- The New Pollution
- Mixed Bizness
- Black Tambourine
- Debra
- Raspberry Beret
- Earthquake Weather
- l'm So Free
- Dear Life
- Go It Alone
- Lost Cause
- Where It's At
- Truckdrivin Neighbors Downstairs (Yellow Sweat)
- The Golden Age
- Blue Moon
- Dreams
- Girl
- Wow
- Up All Night
- E-Pro
- Where It's At
- Good Times / Blue Monday / Once in a Lifetime / In the Air Tonight
- Don't You Want Me
- One Foot in the Grave
- Where It's At
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