September 28, 2007 - Woodlands, TX - Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion

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General Information

Date: September 28, 2007
Location: Woodlands, TX
Venue: Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion; 2005 Lake Robbins Dr, Woodlands, TX 77380, U.S.A. [ Venue website ]
Box Office Number: 281-363-3300
Additional Info: Support Act: Alice in Chains w/ Kill Hannah
Thanks to Blaine for the set list!

Set List

  • Let It Roll
  • She Mine
  • Sucker Train Blues
  • Do It for the Kids
  • Superhuman
  • Big Machine
  • Vasoline
  • The Last Fight
  • Interstate Love Song
  • Patience
  • She Builds Quick Machines
  • Get Out The Door
  • Fall To Pieces
  • It's So Easy
  • Set Me Free
  • Mr. Brownstone
  • Sex Type Thing
  • Slither


Reviews (5) [ send in your own review/pictures of the Woodlands show ]

Thanks to ronel: I got thown out for calling someone with my cellphone almost at the end of the show but I got in again on the left entrance


Thanks to Josh Roberts: Fucking A! Rock N' Roll at it's BEST!!

Houston,Tx 9/28/07

-Josh Roberts


Thanks to Clay`: Concert was great but this crap of no cameras
is just wrong i understand that flashes can mess with the band but some people are spending alot of money to perserve a memory like this show, only to get yelled at and almost thrown out because people were taking pictures of there band.. Again the show was great but the band needs to lift the no cameras policy. One truly upset fan. Clay


Thanks to Doug S.: This show was not my first rodeo. I have seen the likes of The Kinks, Aerosmith, Neil Young with Crazy Horse, ZZ Top, The Who, etc. This was one of the most exciting shows I have seen in 20 years. Velvet Revolver is a classic hard rock band with no peer!


Thanks to vinochuck: Great show, as always. Unbelievable energy from Dave, who didn't make it onto the left riser the first time he tried to jump up on it. (I think they were missing a step, and he tried to jump up on it anyway.) With a running start, he did succeed in making it onto the riser later in the show.

Just fantastic, with several STP and GNR songs thrown in, including excellent versions of Vaseline, and Patience during an "unplugged" set.

I'm hoping the Chronicle will publish the set list whith their concert review, which will probably come out on Sunday. Another unforgettable show from VR.