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Videos & Set List From Paul Weller's Gig In Preston!

A few videos courtesy of Brighton59 from 
Preston Guildhall on Saturday Night!








Set List:
Preston Guildhall - Saturday 28th November
Andromeda
From The Floorboards Up
Fast Car/Slow Traffic
Sea Spray
Have You Made Up Your Mind
Strange Town
Dust & Rocks
Push It Along
Shout To The Top!
Pieces Of A Dream
Invisible
One Bright Star
Broken Stones
Pretty Green
Wake Up The Nation
Echoes Round The Sun
Start!
Come On, Let's Go
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Black River
Why Walk When You Can Run
Wild Wood
How Sweet It Is To Be Loved By You
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Whirlpool's End
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The Changingman

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