Paul Weller Set List From The Greek Theatre In LA!

Image and Set List By: Bo Smith

1. My Ever Changing Moods

2. Friday Street

3. Wake Up The Nation

4. That Dangerous Age

5. When Your Garden's Overgrown

6. Just Who Is The 5 o'clock Hero?

7. Cost Of Loving

8. Carnation

9. Foot Of The Mountain

10. Long Hot Summer

11. Dragonfly

12. You Do Something To Me

13. Moon On Your Pajamas

14. Science

15. Above The Clouds

16. STaRt!

17. Kling I Klang

18. Shout To The Top

19. The Attic

20. Strange Town

21. Up The Dosage

22. Around the Lake

SHOW END / ENCORE

23. Broken Stones

24. The Changingman

END

Songs on printed setlist, but not played (presumably due to 10:30 pm curfew):

Heavy Soul

Have You Made Up Your Mind

Whirlpool's End

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