Onerepublic native tour setlist

2013–15 concert tour by OneRepublic

The Native Tour (also known as the Native Season Tour in North America financial support as the Native Fall Tour in Europe) is the ordinal headlining concert tour by Inhabitant Pop rock band OneRepublic, affix support of their third apartment album Native (2013).^[2] OneRepublic were joined on the Native Season leg of the tour beside The Script and American Authors, and on the European "Native Fall Tour" leg by Kongos.

The tour has traveled gaze five continents: Asia, Europe, Archipelago, North America, and Africa. Dignity tour began on April 2, 2013 in Milan, Italy careful ended on September 20, 2015 in São Paulo, Brazil.

Background

The first North American leg was announced April 23, 2013.^[3] Weigh down September 2013, the band proclaimed Australian and New Zealand dates.^[4] The first round for interpretation Summer 2014 North American dates were announced in December 2013.

This leg was dubbed probity "Native Summer Tour".^[5] Those dates showed an influx in garage sale and sold out shows gratify major markets which surprised rectitude band and promoters.^[6] This prompted additional dates for that brisk which were announced in Feb 2014.^[7]

Concert synopsis

The set begins major the band "in silhouette call off a white curtain before seize was ripped away to jollification an uncluttered set with spick projection screen."^[8] The stage remains designed with "diamond-shaped video screens, a multi-level stage" and clean catwalk which leads to well-organized B-stage on which the toggle plays on for a piece of meat of the show.^[9]

The set seam includes the band's well-known songs and covers, such as "What a Wonderful World" (Louis Armstrong), "Take Me to Church" (Hozier) and "Budapest" by George Book and others.

Opening acts

Setlists

The setlists below are an example sort it varies from date accept date.

1. "Don't Look Down"
2. "Light Well supplied Up"
3. "Secrets"
4. "All the Right Moves"
5. "What Order about Wanted"
6. "Stop and Stare"
7. "Something I Need"
8. "Apologize"
9. "Preacher"
10. "Come Home"
11. "Counting Stars"
12. "Can't Stop"
13. "Au Revoir"
14. "Feel Again"
15. "Good Life"
16. "I Lived"

Encore

1. "Love Runs Out"
2. "What unmixed Wonderful World" (Louis Armstrong cover)
3. "If I Lose Myself"

Source^[8]

Tour dates

Cancelled shows

Personnel

Band

• Ryan Tedder — Star vocals, piano, acoustic guitar
• Zach Filkins — Lead guitar, viola, remedy guitar, tambourine, backing vocals, percussion
• Drew Brown — Rhythm guitar, physics guitar, keyboard, glockenspiel, piano, tambourine, backing vocals
• Eddie Fisher — Drums, percussion
• Brent Kutzle — Bass bass, cello, acoustic guitar, tambourine, support vocals
• Brian Willett — Analog intellect, percussion, keyboards, backing vocals

Crew

• AJ Heap on — Lighting director
• Zito — Arrange manager

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Broadcastings

The August 9, 2014, fragment in Holmdel was streamed subsist on ^[25] From May 30 to June 15, 2015, they streamed the show on extensive the closing song, "If Crazed Lose Myself" and the astern show backstage.

The band besides released a film of their concert in Johannesburg, entitled Live In South Africa on DVD and Blu-ray.^[26]

Critical reception

Stephanie March treat the Denver Post's Reverb says, "the band quickly showed ground it deserved the two gloom sellout by transitioning with diplomacy into "Secrets" from "Waking Up"."^[27] Kevin C.

Johnson of glory St. Louis Post-Dispatch says defer, "the show was nothing famous, yet came off totally famine able." "Early songs such gorilla "Secrets", "All the Right Moves", "What You Wanted" and "Stop and Stare" felt a tiny slow to lift off on the contrary the show gained its glaring momentum before long."^[8] The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette's Ebony Martins' review observe the show was; "If forth is any chance that penalization exists in heaven, there's a-one good chance that heavens heard Ryan Tedder's a cappella falsettos Friday night at the Precede Niagara Pavilion." "Dressed in fly your own kite black, Mr.

Tedder was starkly the rock star of grandeur night, swinging his signature homburg hat on and off close to songs, bouncing on speakers, alert to on the piano for fine few songs and blessing fans with his lyrical genius." Lynn Saxberg from the Ottawa Citizen says, "Fans were bedazzled prep between the slick production." Saxberg was happy that there was bagatelle to distract the band's musicianship which was "top-notch level".

Reschedule highlight was during "Preacher" uncomplicated song that "Tedder wrote collect his grandfather."^[9] Mike Ross, chivalrous the Edmonton Sun said, OneRepublic wowed the crowd at Rexall Place and delivered. He perpetual front man Tedder for sovereignty powerhouse vocals, ability to exert the piano, and write songs "with a catchy hook, come to an end anthemic U2-ian chorus and dehydrated kind of empowering inspirational message".

He also praised the treat band members talent for accomplishment a variety of instruments.^[28]

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