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2022 1 AprTeragram Ballroom 50 Songs
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2021 18 DecMr. Smalls Theatre 54 Songs
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2021 13 NovBeachland Ballroom and Tavern 55 Songs
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2021 12 NovThalia Hall 55 Songs
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2021 23 OctCollege Street Music Hall 55 Songs
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2021 22 OctOttobar 54 Songs
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2021 8 OctThe Temple at Tellus 360 52 Songs
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2021 28 AugThe Athenaeum Theatre 56 Songs
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2020 17 JulThe Brightside 53 Songs
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2019 31 DecTeragram Ballroom 100 Songs
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2019 7 DecBlack Cat 59 Songs
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2019 6 DecUnderground Arts 59 Songs
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2019 30 NovSaint Andrew's Hall 61 Songs
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2019 29 NovGrog Shop 60 Songs
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2011 9 SepHopscotch Music Festival 2011 30 Songs
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2011 3 SepFYF Fest 2011 15 Songs
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2011 11 AugØyafestivalen 2011 24 Songs
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2011 15 JulPitchfork Music Festival 2011 19 Songs
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2011 18 JunNorthside 2011 The Hallway Of Shatterproof Glass
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2011 17 JunPenn's Landing Great Plaza The Hallway Of Shatterproof Glass
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2011 30 MaySasquatch! Music Festival 2011 The Hallway Of Shatterproof Glass
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2011 30 AprThe Pyramid Scheme The Hallway Of Shatterproof Glass
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2011 2 AprMission Creek Festival 2011 The Hallway Of Shatterproof Glass
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2011 15 JanHeadliners The Hallway Of Shatterproof Glass
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Latest concert 2 years ago
- Hot Freaks
- Hot Freaks by Guided by Voices is their #15 most played live song, this song was played in 261 out of 868 shows, with a probability of 30.07% to listen to it live since its debut at Roseland Ballroom on October 15, 1994, until his latest show at Teragram Ballroom on April 1, 2022
- Artist
- Guided by Voices
- Released
- January 21, 1994
Hot Freaks plays by tour
- The Hallway Of Shatterproof Glass From Jul 15, 2011 until Sep 29, 2010
- Farewell Tour 2004 From Dec 31, 2004 until Nov 14, 2003
- Universal Truths And Cycles Tour From Sep 8, 2002 until Jun 22, 2002
- Isolation Drills From Jun 30, 2002 until Feb 16, 2001
- Do The Collapse From Jan 22, 2000 until Jul 1, 1999
- Mag Earwhig! From Sep 27, 1997 until Apr 26, 1997
- Alien Lanes From Nov 4, 1995 until Mar 18, 1995