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Photos: Hot Thoughts with Spoon and The New Pornographers at Metropolis

Spoon live at Montreal’s Metropolis, July 23, 2017. Photo by Jason Hughes.

Spoon with The New Pornographers
Metropolis
July 23, 2017

Fresh off the release of 2017’s long-awaited Hot Thoughts LP, Austin indie faves Spoon returned to Montreal for a packed show at Montreal’s Metropolis last night, with support from The New Pornographers.

Below you can check out photos from the night courtesy of Jason Hughes, along with Spoon’s set list. Fans of The New Pornographers won’t have to wait long to see the band back in town – they just announced that they will return to Montreal for a gig at Corona Theatre on October 13. Tickets for that show go on-sale Friday, July 28.

Spoon 

The New Pornographers

Spoon Set List 

Hot Thoughts
Inside Out
I Turn My Camera On
Metal Detektor
Can I Sit Next To You
Stay Don’t Go
Don’t You Evah
Do You
Via Kannela (solo)
I Ain’t the One
Do I Have to Talk You Into It
Anything You Want
My Mathematical Mind
Don’t Make Me a Target
The Underdog
Rainy Taxi

Encore:
I Summon You (acoustic, Britt Daniel only)
Pink Up
Got Nuffin
Rent I Pay

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