Weezer concert: 11/27/1994

Weezer concert
November 27, 1994
Location	Rochester, NY
Venue	Horizontal Boogie Bar
Tour	Blue Album Tour
Associated album	Weezer (The Blue Album)
Supporting acts	The Dambuilders Tugboat Annie
Tour Manager	Bobby Bell
Bootleg(s)
Recorded for B-side usage; partially circulating
Weezer live show chronology
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Weezer performed at the Horizontal Boogie Bar in Rochester, New York on November 27, 1994 as part of the Blue Album Tour. The Dambuilders and Tugboat Annie were the opening acts.

Setlist

"My Name Is Jonas" and "Surf Wax America" were released as B-sides on the Buddy Holly single, and two songs ("Buddy Holly" and "In the Garage") were aired during a Spanish broadcast in early 1995.

No.	Song
1	"My Name Is Jonas"
2	"No One Else"
3	"The World Has Turned and Left Me Here"
4	"Buddy Holly"
5	"In the Garage"
6	"Say It Ain't So"
7	"Getchoo"
8	"Jamie"
9	"Holiday"
10	"Undone - The Sweater Song"
11	"Only in Dreams"
12	"Surf Wax America"
		Source:

"These were recorded in Rochester, NY, at the Horizontal Boogie Bar, on 11/27/1994, while an ice storm raged outside. Since the band had only recorded 4 studio b-sides, (including "Jamie" and the "My Evaline" experiment"), this created a b-side shortage by the time of the band's second single, "Buddy Holly". Weezer was in the midst of an endless "Blue Album" tour, which necessitated b-sides having to be "flown in" from live and acoustic performances."

—Karl Koch, Weezer (The Blue Album) Deluxe Edition liner notes

Fan recollection

Weezer Fan Club member Holly Brown wrote about the concert in issue 5 of Weezine:

Just wanted to mail-in my story of how I (#0165) met the band!... The Horizontal Boogie Bar (now the Water St. Music Hall) was the location. I moshed in a small pit and my shoe ended up falling off and the next thing I knew Rivers had it in his hand, "Who's shoe is this?" I was pissed that I was stepping in beer but it didn't matter because my shoe was hanging out with weezer! He threw my shoe back and I got it after the show. Then Seamus, Todd and I waited to cool down before we left. Well wouldn't you know Rivers was busy playing Commando in the little arcade. He was so cool. He totally acknowledged us and commented on Seamus' Weezer tee. We've met a lot of bands but none as nice and as willing to answer our questions as these guys! Keep it up! Can't wait to hear your new album!

—Holly Brown, Weezine Issue 5 - Winter 1996

See also

• Blue Album Tour