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Papa Roach - Live at Wacken Open Air 2025 poster

Papa Roach - Live at Wacken Open Air 2025 

Setlist: 01. Even If It Kills Me 02. Blood Brothers 03. Dead Cell 04. ...To Be Loved 05. Kill the Noise 06. Getting Away With Murder 07. California Love (2Pac cover) (Instrumental, with band introductions) 08. Liar 09. Forever / In the End / Changes (Linkin Park and Black Sabbath Covers; Changes sung by Jacoby acapella) 10. Leave a Light On (Talk Away the Dark) (Followed by a moment of silence) 11. Scars 12. Drum Solo 13. Braindead 14. Help 15. Born for Greatness 16. Between Angels and Insects (Bass solo outro) 17. Infest 18. Blind / My Own Summer (Shove It) / Break Stuff / Chop Suey (Korn, Deftones, Limp Bizkit and System Of a Down Covers) 19. Last Resort
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Setlist: 01. Even If It Kills Me 02. Blood Brothers 03. Dead Cell 04. ...To Be Loved 05. Kill the Noise 06. Getting Away With Murder 07. California Love (2Pac cover) (Instrumental, with band introductions) 08. Liar 09. Forever / In the End / Changes (Linkin Park and Black Sabbath Covers; Changes sung by Jacoby acapella) 10. Leave a Light On (Talk Away the Dark) (Followed by a moment of silence) 11. Scars 12. Drum Solo 13. Braindead 14. Help 15. Born for Greatness 16. Between Angels and Insects (Bass solo outro) 17. Infest 18. Blind / My Own Summer (Shove It) / Break Stuff / Chop Suey (Korn, Deftones, Limp Bizkit and System Of a Down Covers) 19. Last Resort

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