Spoon wrap up a special SXSW residency ahead of Hot Thoughts album release and Australian tour

Austin, Texas based outfit Spoon proved to be one of the hottest tickets this week at SXSW as they performed a residency of intimate shows at The Main (Formerly Emo’s) in the heart of their hometown. Across three nights at the venue, which wrapped up earlier tonight, the band played different setlists featuring tracks old and new, with the shows serving as a celebration of their brand new LP Hot Thoughts, which hits record stores today.

Here’s a look at the setlists they played each night:

Tuesday

Do I Have to Talk You Into It
Hot Thoughts
Inside Out
Rainy Taxi
The Beast and Dragon, Adored
I Saw the Light
Don’t You Evah
I Ain’t the One
WhisperI’lllistentohearit
Rent I Pay
Small Stakes
My Mathematical Mind

Wednesday

Do I Have to Talk You Into It
Hot Thoughts
Inside Out
I Turn My Camera On
Can I Sit Next To You
Do You Got Nuffin
I Ain’t the One
The Underdog
Rent I Pay
Rainy First Caress
My Mathematical Mind

Thursday

Do I Have to Talk You Into It
Hot Thoughts
Inside Out
The Underdog
The Beast and Dragon, Adored
Do You
Don’t You Evah
Can I Sit Next To You
Rent I Pay
Small Stakes
I Ain’t The One
My Mathematical Mind

Guests at the intimate shows were treated to some free album release goodies including pins and beer cosies. The band also played alongside a number of special and scheduled guests, chosen to accompany the band during their residency. Among them were The New Pornographers, !!!, A Giant Dog and Hamilton Leithauser of The Walkmen who played ahead of the band’s final performance. Leithauser primarily played tracks off the album he released with Rostam from Vampire Weekend last September, I Had a Dream That You Were Mine, including “In a Blackout”, which soared to popularity after it scored an iPhone 7 sync deal last year.

Spoon next head to Australia for two special shows. All the details are below.

SPOON AUSTRALIAN TOUR DATES

March 23rd | Metro Theatre, SYDNEY (18+)
March 25th | Croxton Bandroom, MELBOURNE (18+)

Hot Thoughts is available now.

Photo by Zackery Michael.

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