Murder by Death played Warsaw with Laura Jane Grace (pics, setlist)
Gothic country vets Murder by Death released what they say is their final album, Egg & Dart, earlier this month, and they’re on their farewell tour now. They stopped in NYC for show at Warsaw on Saturday, where they played a career-spanning set that included three songs from their new album and plenty of older material.
Laura Jane Grace is opening this leg of the tour, and she played some material from her upcoming album Adventure Club, and some old Against Me! favorites. See pictures from the whole night by Dimitry Mak below, along with both artists’ setlists
SETLIST: MURDER BY DEATH @ WARSAW, 6/28/2025
Riders
Until Morale Improves, the Beatings Will Continue
Flamenco’s Fuckin’ Easy
Brother
Lost River
Ash
Lose You
Letter to the Editor
Foxglove
Steal Away
Everything Must Rest
No Oath, No Spell
Natural Pearl
I Shot an Arrow
Pizza Party! (at Gloria Estefan’s House)
Black Velvet Cloak
I’m Afraid of Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf
Comin’ Home
Last Night on Earth
I Came Around
Encore:
Pillars of Salt
Alas
SETLIST: LAURA JANE GRACE @ WARSAW, 6/28/2025
WW3
Wearing Black
The Swimming Pool Song
Hole in My Head
Mine Me Mine
Active Trauma
SuperNatural Possession
Karma Too Close
RazorBlade Blues
New Years Day 2019
Pints of Guinness Make You Strong
Walking Is Still Honest
The Ocean
Your God (God’s Dick)
I Was a Teenage Anarchist
Black Me Out
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