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Foster The People: Paradise State of Mind Tour - Live From Razzmatazz Barcelona (July 17, 2025) poster

Foster The People: Paradise State of Mind Tour - Live From Razzmatazz Barcelona (July 17, 2025) (2025)

SET LIST: 00:03 - Feed Me 03:49 - Lost in Space 08:13 - Helena Beat 12:28 - Glitchzig 18:00 - Waste 26:12 - Coming of Age 30:31 - Miss You 34:43 - Pseudologia Fantastica 41:11 - Houdini 44:32 - Call It What You Want 48:38 - The Truth 52:49 - Lamb’s Wool 57:59 - Don’t Stop (Color on the Walls) 1:01:40 - Lotus Eater 1:05:20 - Time to Get Closer 1:06:55 - A Diamond to Be Born 1:14:57 - Fire Escape 1:19:35 - Sit Next to Me 1:23:38 - Pumped Up Kicks
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SET LIST: 00:03 - Feed Me 03:49 - Lost in Space 08:13 - Helena Beat 12:28 - Glitchzig 18:00 - Waste 26:12 - Coming of Age 30:31 - Miss You 34:43 - Pseudologia Fantastica 41:11 - Houdini 44:32 - Call It What You Want 48:38 - The Truth 52:49 - Lamb’s Wool 57:59 - Don’t Stop (Color on the Walls) 1:01:40 - Lotus Eater 1:05:20 - Time to Get Closer 1:06:55 - A Diamond to Be Born 1:14:57 - Fire Escape 1:19:35 - Sit Next to Me 1:23:38 - Pumped Up Kicks

Rating:NR
Genre:Music
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In Theaters:11/5/2025
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Wagon House Media

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