#25- 1996/07/07 - National Bowl,
Milton Keynes, England
Location: National Bowl, Milton Keynes, England
Capacity: 65.000
Attendance: n.a.
Revenue: n.a.
Support Act: Gun, Joan Osbourne
Setlist:
01. Rockin’ In The Free World
02. You Give Love A Bad Name
03. Wild In The Streets
04. Something For The Pain
05. Hey God
06. Lie To Me
07. Rockin’ All Over The World
08. Blood On Blood
09. Bad Medicine w/ Gloria
10. Wanted Dead Or Alive (acoustic)
11. I’d Die For You (acoustic)
12. In These Arms (acoustic)
13. Lay Your Hands On Me
14. Runaway
15. Someday I’ll Be Saturday Night
16. I’ll Sleep When I’m Dead w/ Papa Was A Rolling Stone & Jumpin’ Jack Flash
Encore I:
17. (It’s Hard) Letting You Go
18. Something To Believe In
19. Keep The Faith
Encore II:
20. Always
21. Stranger In This Town (Richie Sambora on lead vocals)
22. These Days
Encore III:
23. Bed Of Roses
24. Damned
25. Blaze Of Glory
26. Livin’ On A Prayer
Notes:
Once again, the setlist structure gets switched. This time around, there was no marching band used at all.
Rockin’ In The Free World opens the show!
Wild In The Steets is placed early, as is Hey God. Heavy wind had caused massive sound fluctuations over both nights which lead to the band having had problems in working the audience the previous show. This is probably why they went for a full-blown rockin’ start this time around.
Lie To Me Is back and gets favored over Diamond Ring / Bed Of Roses.
The snippet of Gloria returns.
All I Want Is Everything is dropped for the first time since the band’s broadcasted show in Yokohama in May.
I’d Die For You replaces I’ll Be There For You.
Runaway is moved down the main set and follows Lay Your Hands On Me.
Keep The Faith doesn’t close the main set, but the first encore where it takes the slot of Hey God.
Drift Away and My Guitar Lies Bleeding In My Arms are dropped. Instead, Richie sings his solo track, Stranger In This Town, in the second encore.
Damned moves down from the main set to the final encore where also Blaze Of Glory is added.
Bed Of Roses had initially been dropped and the band didn’t plan on doing it, but changed it on the spot due to multiple requests and had it open their final encore.
Some recording from that night (not mine).