The set list included Josephine, Beulah Land (solo), the Neil Young cover After The Gold Rush (solo), Another Girl's Paradise, Rattlesnakes and Space Dog. If you were at the Omaha show, please email me with your reviews and/or set list or post your review or comments in the Dent's Concert Reviews forum. (You can post under any name without registering, so it is quick!)

More Details

Tori performed in Omaha, NE on Monday, March 24, 2003 at the Orpheum Theatre. The opening act was Rhett Miller.

Set List

Thanks to Matt Page who called me after the show with the set list.

Wampum Prayer
a sorta fairytale
Pancake
Father Lucifer
God
Josephine
Concertina
Crucify
Wednesday

Band Leaves

Beulah Land
Silent All These Years
After The Gold Rush (Neil Young cover)

Band returns

Putting The Damage On
Another Girl's Paradise
Cornflake Girl
Rattlesnakes
Precious Things
I Can't See New York
Iieee

1st Encore

Taxi Ride
Horses

2nd Encore

Space Dog
Hey Jupiter

Reviews

The latest reviews are at the bottom of this page. For more reviews, please check out the Dent's Tour Reviews Forum. Please post your own review if you were at this show!


From Matt Page:

This was another solid show with several surprises, including a new cover, "After The Gold Rush", which Matt said was beautiful. It was interesting that Crucify and Another Girls Paradise have returned to the shows.

Click here to read the lyrics to After The Gold Rush.



Read a review of this concert from The Daily Nebraskan.



From Adam.Dyer:

The show started sometime around 8:30 with Wampum Prayer and A Sorta Fairytale. Tori was incredibly playful: dancing, waving, crossing her legs at the piano.Father Lucifer included the Steve McQueen bridge at the end. When she sang Crucify, she didn't use her keyboards during the verses, only during the chorus. Near the end she kept going and began singing "I will not go back, I've crawled on my hands and knees" (or something very similar) over and over.

During the Roadside Cafe, Beulah Land was a nice surprise. She delivered it with a sexy tone that was absolutely mesmerizing. After the Gold Rush was also an amazing surprise. She changed "in the nineteen seventies" to "in the two thousand and three" all times except one.

Putting the Damage On was a nice transition to bring the band back in, it was half solo and half with the band.

The woman next to me leaned over to her date about this time and said "she just doesn't stop." I think that was a great way to describe the scene. It was like a storm that kept coming from all sides. It was incredible.

For Iieee, I was lucky enough to be sitting where I could see the reflection from the top on the Bosendorfer of her playing the keyboard. She was banging out the melody. The song ended rapidly as they walked offstage waving

The crowd stood for all of both encores, but still stayed in place. Tori kept one leg on the piano bench and stood while playing Taxi Ride. This was the first time I had heard Horses with the band. I really enjoyed it, but it definitely was not a ballad.

Tori was incredibly playful during Space Dog. She kept crossing her legs at the piano bench, leaning back, leaning into the mike, smiling at Matt.

The Dakota Version of Hey Jupiter was beautiful. She ended the show on a powerful note, waved, shook a few hands with people in the audience and then left.

Clearly I enjoyed the show. It was the best show I have seen so far. I realize I have only been to three so far, but the energy, the atmosphere, the people and of course Tori made for an amazing, amazing show.


From SteponmeRotten:

This was the fourth Concert of Tori I have seen, the second from just this tour, She put on another amazing show. My all time favorite song is God and have never before seen her play it live, so I was very happy when she played it. I saw the show in Minnesotta in November and I was a little wooried that she might play all the same songs, but she added a lot of new songs to this show. I was very pleased, and can't wait to see her again.



Read a review of this concert from the Omaha World-Herald.


From stacy smith:

This was the fourth time i have seen Tori. The last show i went to was 3 -4 yrs ago in Minneapolis and she is better than ever. She gives out an awesome vibe that soothes and heals the soul! I had a great time. I can't wait to see her again!


Read a review of this concert from The Daily Vault web site