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2024-04-27 USA, Las Vegas, NV – Las Vegas Festival Grounds (Sick New World Festival)
SHOW INFORMATION
April 27, 2024
USA, Las Vegas, NV 
Las Vegas Festival Grounds (Sick New World Festival)
OTHER ACTS
Slipknot, Alice in Chains, Bring Me the Horizon, A Perfect Circle, Danny Eifman
SETLIST
1. X
2. Suite-Pee
3. Prison Song
4. Holy Mountains
5. Soldier Side – Intro
6. B.Y.O.B.
7. Innervision
8. Dreaming (Bridge)
9. Needles
10. Deer Dance
11. Radio/Video
12. Bubbles
13. CUBErt
14. Hypnotize
15. ATWA
16. Bounce
17. Suggestions
18. Psycho
19. Chop Suey!
20. Lonely Day
21. Kill Rock ‘n Roll
22. Lost in Hollywood
23. Aerials
24. Genocidal Humanoidz
25. War?
26. Toxicity
27. Sugar
• Performed on Gold Stage.
• Rick Rubin was in attendance for this show.
• Before ‘Hypnotize’, Daron criticized the public silence to the war crimes by Azerbaijan in Artsakh, Armenia.
• ‘Lonely Day’ was dedicated by Daron to Slipknot’s former drummer Joey Jordison who passed away in 2021.
• SOAD had to finish their set midnight sharp, which led their last songs to be played really fast.
• ‘Aerials’, ‘Bounce’, ‘Bubbles’, ‘Lonely Day’ and ‘Radio/Video’ were soundchecked a day before this show.
RECORDINGS
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I think Honey was also cut from the setlist
I thought Daron was talking about the current collage protests before Hypnotize?
To the comment before mine: yes, Daron did mention the college protests before playing Hypnotize. However, I don’t think it’s a criticism of the people for being willfully ignorant in Azerbaijan’s crimes while the sensation remains in Israel’s involvement in Gaza. It feels more accurate to say Daron was criticizing the media for blindsighting the people about Azerbaijan or Armenia by never discussing or sensationalizing them as much as Israel or Palestine. Honest question: when was the last time you heard much coming out of Armenia without having to actively search for it?
I believe people likely mistook that criticism as an attack on their judgment. Undoubtedly, practically everyone here sides and supports with Armenia. I think what Daron was trying to say was that the anger wasn’t as multifaceted as it should have been; while caring for the sanctity of humanity in wartorn Gaza is good, it would be *great* to show that same support and protest for other communities and countries experiencing similar if not worse treatment.