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Wednesday, November 2, 2011

So Green Day Played a Surprise Show at Mezzanine Last Night

Posted By on Wed, Nov 2, 2011 at 10:45 AM

Green Day at Mezzanine last night. - @SURFER_MAGAZINE

Ah, the perils of not following the right people on Twitter. Turns out Oakland pop-punk titans Green Day played a surprise show at Mezzanine late last night for Rip Curl's Surfrider-presented Pro Search kick-off benefit party. Gah!

Following locals Ty Segall and Kut U Up, Green Day played a full 16-song set -- including a cover of the Misfits' "Hybrid Moments" -- plus an encore featuring new songs for the assembled masses. Surfrider hinted in a tweet at 2:15 p.m. yesterday that this might happen, and Mezzanine did, too. But then Billie Joe made it official just before it happened.

Hit the jump for videos and a setlist from the show, including a clip of new song "Carpe Diem."

Here's "Carpe Diem," which Billie Joe introduces as "about being alive, every single fucking one of us."

And here's "Going to Pasalacqua":

And here, via Flickr user Geekstinkbreath, is a setlist from last night. Encore is sketchy though:

Welcome To Paradise

American Idiot (added)

Nuclear Family

Carpe Diem

Murder City

Hitchin' A Ride

Stay The Night

Hybrid Moments (Misfits cover)

Let Yourself Go

Longview

Stray Heart

Letterbomb

She

2000 Light Years Away

Paper Lanterns (added)

Going to Pasalacqua

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(new song)

St. Jimmy

(new song?)

Know Your Enemy

Were you there? Leave your take on the show in the comments!

[h/t Green Day Authority]

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