On this day, 21 July 2010, synth-pop duo Pet Shop Boys played Cardiff International Arena on their Pandemonium tour.
The Pandemonium Tour was a worldwide concert tour by British pop duo Pet Shop Boys in support of their tenth studio album Yes. The tour visited Europe, Asia and the Americas.
Yes debuted at number four on the UK Albums Chart with first-week sales of 27,639 copies, the duo's highest-placing album since Bilingual (1996). Early sales figures predicted that the album would enter at number one, but its release was beset by distribution problems and Yes proved unable to hold onto its midweek position.
The download version erroneously went on sale through the iTunes Store three days before its official release date, rendering 2,500 sales ineligible for the chart, while, the following week, a number of suppliers of the physical album reported stock level problems.
The closing track "Legacy" was subject to censorship in China for political sensitivity reasons, as it contains the lyric "governments fall". The song was changed to an instrumental.
Setlist
More Than a Dream
Heart
Did You See Me Coming?
Pandemonium
Can You Forgive Her?
Love etc.
Integral
Building a Wall
Paninaro
Go West
(Village People cover)
Two Divided by Zero
Why Don't We Live Together?
New York City Boy
You Were Always on My Mind
(Gwen McCrae cover)
Closer to Heaven
Left to My Own Devices
Do I Have To?
King's Cross
The Way It Used to Be
Jealousy
Suburbia
What Have I Done to Deserve This?
All Over the World
Se a vida é (That's the Way Life Is)
Discoteca
Domino Dancing
Viva la Vida
(Coldplay cover)
It's a Sin
Encore:
Being Boring
West End Girls