KoRn 2013-07-04 USAG, Wiesbaden, Germany

Other Bands: Love and Death

Setlist:

  1. Intro
  2. Blind
  3. Ball Tongue (with snippets of «It Takes Two» from Rob Base and DJ E-Z Rock and «La Di Da Di» from Slick Rick)
  4. Twist
  5. Chi
  6. Falling Away from Me
  7. Narcissistic Cannibal
  8. Dead Bodies Everywhere
  9. Coming Undone (preceded by Open Up Outro)
  10. Did My Time
  11. Shoots and Ladders (with «Somebody Someone» snippet afterwards)
  12. Here to Stay
  13. Helmet in the Bush
  14. No Place to Hide
  15. Y’All Want a Single
  16. Another Brick in the Wall (Pink Floyd cover)

    17. Encore:

  17. Get Up!
  18. Got the Life
  19. Freak on a Leash

Show Notes:
Private US Army Show

Source 0: Audio — SBD (KoRn.com)
Time: 01:35:16
Format: mp3 / 320 kbps / 218,04 MB

Herald-Union.com by Karl Weisel:
After the visual fireworks in Hainerberg Housing July 3, Wiesbaden community members were treated to audio fireworks on Clay Kaserne on Independence Day.

Members of the bands Korn and Love and Death delivered several hours of high-energy rock to more than 2,500 concert-goers during a free concert courtesy of Armed Forces Entertertainment; Wiesbaden’s Family, Morale, Welfare and Recreation; and AKA Productions.

«We want to thank you for your service to the nation and we’re glad to be here celebrating with you on July Fourth,» said guitarist and vocalist Brian «Head» Welch while performing with Love and Death to warm up the crowd before the main event.

Likewise, Korn lead singer Jonathan Davis also expressed his thanks to service members and their families for their contributions to the nation.

Earlier in the day, band members stopped by the Warrior Zone on Wiesbaden’s Clay Kaserne to hang out with Better Opportunities for Single Soldiers members and fellow service members.

«They got a chance to meet and greet about 100 service members,» said Joseph Harris, U.S. Army Garrison Wiesbaden special events coordinator. «They spent time talking, hand shaking and handing out autographed cards.

«I think they felt really privileged to be on a U.S. military base on the Fourth of July,» Harris said.
Later BOSS members returned the favor by helping provide security during the concert.
«Thanks to all who attended for no incidents — no drinking and driving cases and no fights,» said Harris, praising all of the support personnel — Directorate of Emergency Services, Directorate of Public Works, BOSS, the garrison’s Combatives Team and host nation first responders for helping make the free concert an incident-free occasion.
«They made it fun for everybody,» Harris said.