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If you like Tom Petty you'll love his live show. I've seen him twice: once at Century Link Arena in Omaha and once at The Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival in Manchester, TN. He succeeded in both setting (indoors and outside). You forget the ridiculous amounts of hits he has until you see him live. The first time I saw him the whole show was his popular songs with a brief break in the middle where he played 3 of his new songs - they sounded great, but he realizes what the people want. When I saw him at Bonnaroo it was perfect. He played Sunday night (the festival closer) and there was a light rain. This was welcomed as it had been brutally hot all weekend. Free Fallin' at Bonnaroo is one the best sing-alongs I've ever been apart of and will remember that moment for the rest of my life. He has an amazing group of musicians that he plays with and their sound translates to the live sound. They sound incredible. Tom Petty's songs live are played flawlessly and with more power and emotion than the studio versions.

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The show was fantastic! Joe Walsh opened up and really got the crowd going. He can still rock that guitar! Tom and the band really cranked it up to start the show and had the crowd eating out of his hands. We/they were much appreciative! They played songs spanning their forty years (!!) of playing music and every one of them they played their hearts out on. Happy to see and hear the Webb sisters on back-up vocals. The whole band was awesome! Great show!

Great concert, both with Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, as well as the Lumineers. The light show was amazing, the music can't be beat. Tom Petty is a true one of a kind artist and performer. Even with the one sound glitch, he still made us happy to celebrate his musical career with him. A concert I will never forget.

Not sure if Tom Petty was drunk/high or just old but that was one of the lamest I have been to in awhile. And I close for this one. They could barely keep a beat and only three or four tunes really grabbed the audience. Granted I am not a Tom Petty head but did expect better musicianship than what was delivered.

I've seen Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers 6 times Over the last 25 years and he has never disappointed. This particular show, I had 3rd row seats, stage left, and was blown away. Absolutely incredible show. Will never forget how great the whole experience was! Looks like I'm gonna see them time and time again.

I saw Petty on April 07, 1995 at The Spectrum in Philadelphia. It was a good show, and Petty was high. He even admitted so after tripping on stage on his way out to play their opener. Song Kick posts Pete Droge as the opening band, but I remember seeing The Jayhawks open the show. They were great, as well!

My first show was at the Academy Of Music in NYC in 1973. Petty and the Heartbreakers just made the top 10 list. The Who, E Street Band, Santana/Eric Clapton, Bowie, Madonna, Prince, The Band, McCartney and Petty at The Greek Theatre in Berkeley. Bring a blanket and a seat cushion. Outstanding!!!

It was an awesome show and he played almost all of his best hits! I like the new album a lot, so I enjoyed the new songs as well. Closed with American Girl, per usual and had some fireworks rigged for the end! This was the 2nd time I've seen Tom Petty & HB and they still don't disappoint!!!

Joe Walsh opened the show and he was great . Tom Petty is hands down one of the greatest performers around . He is someone who truly loves what he does and loves interaction with the crowd. And appreciates the audience giving him their love to him. I would highly recommend everyone go see him.

The show was life changing! I don't know why it took me so long to see Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers live. One more thing to check off my bucket list. They played a great set, new and old! The encore was amazing. American Girl was the perfect song to end with.

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Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers Setlist at Blockbuster Pavilion, Charlotte, NC, USA

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• Love Is a Long Road ( Tom Petty  song) Play Video
• You Don't Know How It Feels ( Tom Petty  song) Play Video
• Listen to Her Heart Play Video
• I Won't Back Down ( Tom Petty  song) Play Video
• Free Fallin' ( Tom Petty  song) Play Video
• You Wreck Me ( Tom Petty  song) Play Video
• Diamond Head ( The Ventures  cover) ( Instrumental ) Play Video
• Mary Jane's Last Dance Play Video
• Cabin Down Below ( Tom Petty  song) Play Video
• Into the Great Wide Open Play Video
• Learning to Fly ( acoustic ) Play Video
• Time to Move On ( Tom Petty  song) ( acoustic ) Play Video
• The Waiting ( acoustic ) Play Video
• Girl on LSD ( Tom Petty  song) ( acoustic ) Play Video
• I Just Want to Make Love to You ( Willie Dixon  cover) ( acoustic ) Play Video
• Wildflowers ( Tom Petty  song) Play Video
• Yer So Bad ( Tom Petty  song) Play Video
• It's Good to Be King ( Tom Petty  song) Play Video
• Drivin' Down to Georgia Play Video
• Refugee Play Video
• Runnin' Down a Dream ( Tom Petty  song) Play Video
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• Alright for Now ( Tom Petty  song) Play Video

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• Alright for Now by Tom Petty
• Cabin Down Below by Tom Petty
• Diamond Head by The Ventures
• Free Fallin' by Tom Petty
• Girl on LSD by Tom Petty
• Honey Bee by Tom Petty
• I Just Want to Make Love to You by Willie Dixon
• I Won't Back Down by Tom Petty
• It's Good to Be King by Tom Petty
• Love Is a Long Road by Tom Petty
• Runnin' Down a Dream by Tom Petty
• Time to Move On by Tom Petty
• Wildflowers by Tom Petty
• Yer So Bad by Tom Petty
• You Don't Know How It Feels by Tom Petty
• You Wreck Me by Tom Petty
• Into the Great Wide Open
• Learning to Fly
• Mary Jane's Last Dance
• The Waiting
• Drivin' Down to Georgia
• American Girl
• Listen to Her Heart

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30 Years Ago: Tom Petty Mends Fences on ‘Great Wide Open’ Tour

In the early '90s, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers were between two worlds.

Petty himself was fresh off the success of his debut solo album, Full Moon Fever , but only a few years away from his most poignant songwriting period, which would yield much of the material included on   Wildflowers .  Somewhere in the middle, there was 1991's  Into the Great Wide Open , the band's eighth studio LP, for which Petty reunited with the Heartbreakers but brought along his  Full Moon Fever  producer Jeff Lynne . That decision initially put off the Heartbreakers, but the success of singles like "Learning to Fly" made it a bit easier to look past.

"That's the paradox of the whole thing," Petty noted in the 2005 book, Conversations with Tom Petty , "I think they were kind of pleased with it. And it did well for us, and we went on to perform everything live. ... I think whatever their hang-ups were kind of dissipated once the record was done. Then they felt good about it."

When the tour launched in Denver on Aug. 29, 1991, the audience view wasn't of your typical rock show. An elaborate set design featured a large, storybook-styled tree with a staircase leading down to the stage, along with dangling chandeliers. The mystical-looking layout was created by Jim Lenahan, who would later design several more Petty tours in the mid-2000s, as well as stages for Don Henley , Santana , Marty Stuart and more.

"It's been maybe two years since we played in front of people," Petty told MTV at the time, "so I'm kinda jazzed up right now."

But on the tour's first night, Petty was so ill that his manager had to coax him into performing. "That's all part of life on the road," guitarist Mike Campbell said. "The show must go on and all that." ("I was just up all night and didn't sleep," Petty assured, "I think I'm okay now.")

The Heartbreakers were joined by a special guest, Texas blues-rock guitarist and singer-songwriter Chris Whitley, as they made their way across the U.S. and then on to Europe for a total of 64 concerts in eight months, wrapping up on April 2, 1992 in Malmo, Sweden. Average set lists included multiple songs from Into the Great Wide Open , though they were nearly evenly balanced out with  Full Moon Fever  material, along with a handful of tried and true fan favorites like "American Girl," "Refugee" and "You Got Lucky." Sprinkled amongst the originals were a few covers, including Count Five's "Psychotic Reaction" and Van Morrison 's "I'm Tired Joey Boy."

Those unable to catch the tour in person were in luck: A full-length concert film, 1992's  Take the Highway Live , was released as a TV special, highlighting the show's dramatic stage lighting and the crowd's raw energy.

Watch Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers Live in 1991 on 'Into the Great Wide Open' Tour

And in October 1991, the band paid a visit to the Saturday Night Live studios,  performing "Into the Great Wide Open" and "Kings Highway."

As proof that the Heartbreakers were shifting toward a new musical era, this would be the last tour featuring original drummer Stan Lynch, who formally left the band in 1994, replaced by Steve Ferrone . After concluding the tour in 1992, Petty would spend most of the next two years off the road, working on the songs that would ultimately appear on Wildflowers .

Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, 'Into the Great Wide Open' Tour, Average Set List

1. "Kings Highway" 2. "Too Good to Be True" 3. "I Won't Back Down" 4. "Free Fallin'" 5. "Out in the Cold" 6. "Psychotic Reaction" (Count Five cover) 7. "Ben's Boogie" 8. "Don't Come Around Here No More" 9. "Learning to Fly" 10. "Listen to Her Heart" 11. "Into the Great Wide Open" 12. "American Girl" 13. "Breakdown" 14. "Yer So Bad" 15. "You Got Lucky" 16. "Love Is a Long Road" 17. "Refugee" 18. "Runnin' Down a Dream 19. "Makin' Some Noise"

Encore: 20. "The Waiting" 21. "Built to Last"

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This page is our attempt to document the touring history (and as many setlists as possible!) of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers. 

Much (although not all) of this is taken from the Gigography  previously hosted on Mudcrutch Farm, the Tour History previously hosted on Gone Gator, and various Wayback Machine archives of TomPetty.com. 

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