We all stand out tonight

An evening of Pioneers Of Love, Willow and Customs at the Patronaat, Haarlem on November 4, 2010.

Review follows soon including pictures

Setlist Pioneers Of Love

Intro - Purgatory
Walhalla
Confessions
For All I Care
Fear Of Heights
Persist Pretend
Franz
New Frontiers

Setlist Willow



Setlist Customs

Intro
Where The Moon Spends His Days
Shut Up, Narcissus
Talk No Nonsense
Tonight We All Stand Out
Justine
Violence
We Are Ghosts
Rex

Transmission (Joy Division cover)
The Matador

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