Courteeners and Rascals' Miles Kane cover The Smiths
Last Shadow Puppet joins Manchester band onstage
The Courteeners were joined by The Last Shadow Puppets and The Rascals' Miles Kane on Saturday night (March 7) when they played a show at the O2 Academy Liverpool.
Kane joined the band - who are set to support Morrissey soon on a string of US dates - to play a cover of The Smiths' 'There Is A Light That Never Goes Out'.
Watch footage of the performance by clicking on the video below.
As well as the cover the Manchester band played three new songs: 'Good Times Are Calling', 'Sycophant' and 'Tear Me Apart'.
The Courteeners played:
'Cavorting'
'Acrylic'
'Good Times Are Calling'
'Please Don't'
'Bide Your Time'
'Kimberley'
'Bojangles'
'That Kiss'
'Sycophant'
'Fallowfield Hillbilly'
'How Come'
'Smiths Disco'
'No You Didn't No You Don't'
'Yesterday, Today & Probably Tomorrow'
'There Is A Light That Never Goes Out (with Miles Kane)'
'Tear Me Apart'
'Not Nineteen Forever'
'What Took You So Long'
Kane joined the band - who are set to support Morrissey soon on a string of US dates - to play a cover of The Smiths' 'There Is A Light That Never Goes Out'.
Watch footage of the performance by clicking on the video below.
As well as the cover the Manchester band played three new songs: 'Good Times Are Calling', 'Sycophant' and 'Tear Me Apart'.
The Courteeners played:
'Cavorting'
'Acrylic'
'Good Times Are Calling'
'Please Don't'
'Bide Your Time'
'Kimberley'
'Bojangles'
'That Kiss'
'Sycophant'
'Fallowfield Hillbilly'
'How Come'
'Smiths Disco'
'No You Didn't No You Don't'
'Yesterday, Today & Probably Tomorrow'
'There Is A Light That Never Goes Out (with Miles Kane)'
'Tear Me Apart'
'Not Nineteen Forever'
'What Took You So Long'
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Mar 9, 2009
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