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 | Venue       = Yucatan
 | Location    = Santa Barbara, CA
-| Date        = January 23, [[1999]]<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/19990218043733/http://weezer.net/hifi/news/index.html</ref>
+| Date        = [[January 23]], [[1999]]<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/19990218043733/http://weezer.net/hifi/news/index.html</ref>
 | Debuts      =
 | Other band(s) =
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 | Attendance  =
 | Tour Mngr   =
-| Last show   = [[Weezer concert: 11/??/1998 (a)|11/??/1998 (a) - Los Angeles, CA]]<small>(as [[Goat Punishment]])</small>
+| Last show   = [[Weezer concert: 11/??/1998 (a)|11/??/1998 - Los Angeles, CA]] <small>(as [[Goat Punishment]])</small>
 | This show   = 01/23/1999 - Santa Barbara, CA <small>(as [[Goat Punishment]])</small>
 | Next show   = [[Weezer concert: 06/16/2000|06/16/2000 - Santa Barbara, CA]]
 }}
-'''[[Weezer]] (under the alias "[[Goat Punishment]]") performed at the Yucatan in Santa Barbara, California on [[January 23]], [[1999]]'''.
+'''[[Weezer]] (under the alias "[[Goat Punishment]]") performed at the Yucatan in Santa Barbara, California on [[January 23]], [[1999]]'''. The set consisted only of covers of songs from [[Oasis]]' first album, ''[[Wikipedia:Definitely Maybe|Definitely Maybe]]''. [[Patrick Wilson]] was notably absent from this concert, with [[Todd Philips]] replacing Wilson on drums. Many hardcore fans attended, as they had become aware of the Goat Punishment alias, but most were kicked out by police due to overcrowding which reduced the crowd to approximately forty people.<ref name="ReHiPage10">[[Recording History - Page 10]]</ref>
-==Overview==
-This was their second concert under the alias "Goat Punishment". The set consisted of only [[Oasis]] covers from their first album, ''[[Wikipedia:Definitely Maybe|Definitely Maybe]]''. [[Patrick Wilson]] was notably absent from this concert, with [[Todd Philips]] replacing Wilson on drums. This concert was the second with [[Mikey Welsh]] on bass. Many hardcore fans attended, as they had become aware of the Goat Punishment alias, but most were kicked out by police, which reduced the crowd to approximately forty people.
-After thirty minutes, they planned to move the show to the Pickle Patch for the people who were kicked out. However, much of the audience had left by then, so the show ended. Reportedly, the band ended up partying at the venue and throughout the night.<ref name="altweezer">https://groups.google.com/g/alt.music.weezer/c/X9i9K6H_OIc/m/kbqeyuGwT8YJ</ref>
-Unlike the Nirvana show, this show was not bootlegged by the band or the audience.
+The band planned to move the show to the nearby Pickle Patch, however, due to curfew issues the show did not happen. Reportedly, the band instead ended up partying at the venue and throughout the night.<ref name="altweezer">https://groups.google.com/g/alt.music.weezer/c/X9i9K6H_OIc/m/kbqeyuGwT8YJ</ref>
 ==Setlist==
 {{Missing setlist}}
-It has been noted that only songs from Oasis' ''Definitely Maybe'' were played.
+Reportedly all the songs played were from Oasis' ''Definitely Maybe''.<ref name="Weezine98">[[Weezine Issue 14 - May 1999]]</ref>
 ==Fan reaction==
 User "Truck!" recounted the show on [[alt.music.weezer]].<ref name="altweezer" />
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+==See also==
+*[[Goat Punishment]]
+*[[Weezer concert: 11/??/1998 (a)]]
 ==References==
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