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Tyketto: Live at Firefest IX
Recorded when Tyketto took to the stage as Friday night headliner's at Firefest IX, on October 19th 2012, at Rock City, Nottingham, England, as part of their Dig In Deep Tour. The fans were very happy to see them again, with Tyketto having played at the melodic rock festival previously, having played at Firefest V in 2008, and lead singer Danny Vaughn having played at Firefest II in 2005. Setlist: "Strength in Numbers", "Faithless", "Burning Down Inside", "Lay Your Body Down", "Here's Hoping It Hurts", "Catch My Fall", "Sail Away", "Standing Alone", "Rescue Me", "Meet Me in the Night", "The Fight Left in Me", "Wings", "Forever Young"
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Recorded when Tyketto took to the stage as Friday night headliner's at Firefest IX, on October 19th 2012, at Rock City, Nottingham, England, as part of their Dig In Deep Tour. The fans were very happy to see them again, with Tyketto having played at the melodic rock festival previously, having played at Firefest V in 2008, and lead singer Danny Vaughn having played at Firefest II in 2005. Setlist: "Strength in Numbers", "Faithless", "Burning Down Inside", "Lay Your Body Down", "Here's Hoping It Hurts", "Catch My Fall", "Sail Away", "Standing Alone", "Rescue Me", "Meet Me in the Night", "The Fight Left in Me", "Wings", "Forever Young"
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