What will be the "Unleashed" set closing song?

[Sanne2]

Maybe they deceide to go out with a bang and choose "The Chain" as a closing song, or "Tusk"?

[sywlindseyfan]

Come on you guys......we have to face it, and i am alright with it.....Goodbye baby is the new Songbird, it can't be Landslide, because there is no closure in that song with the audience, just closure between lindsey and stevie, haha

[nodmod]

Say Goodbye

[jrpjr]

I think it will be Sara, Beautiful Child or maybe even Storms. I am almost 100% sure it will be a Stevie song and PRETTY sure it will be from Tusk whereas Rumors is alittle harder and there is nothing other than Songbird on that album to really close out a concert with. Landslide.....that belongs in the middle of a set. Farmers Daughter would be awesome but I bet $1 million it won't happen. Remains to be seen. This is a great pole. Interesting to see others perspective on this topic.

[LukeA]

Originally Posted by michelej1

I think the closing song will be a slow one, no matter what. They aren't going to break with that tradition.

Michele

They closed with "Don't Stop" in Madison, if my memory serves. It was kind of anti-climactic, but I can absolutely see them doing it again for this tour.

[Villavic]

I guess it'll be DON'T STOP

[singatnight]

I really hope it's none of the above. My vote is for Storms. Wouldn't that be nice and unexpected??

[CADreaming]

Originally Posted by singatnight

I really hope it's none of the above. My vote is for Storms. Wouldn't that be nice and unexpected??

It would be nice and unexpected...but do not, I repeat, do not hold your breath...

[SteveMacD]

Albatross, which they usually play when the house lights go on and the crowd lets out.

[PoetofRhiannon]

What about Sisters of the Moon?
On the Mirage tour, it was amazing.

even if they don't close with it, I hope it is somewhere in the setlist..

[Nicks Fan]

Don't stop sounds logical ,but it could be Goodbye Baby or Landslide. I would like to see When I See You Again.

Matt

[Musicman408]

I think Crystal would be a beautiful set closer. Don't think they've ever done it live (could be wrong) but it would make a great closer!!!

[rezamatic]

Seems like we're all automatically assuming that it's going to be a song Stevie sings and thus gets the entire band on stage again. Does that really need to be the case? Songs like Farmer's Daughter work because they can all come out and play together in an intimate sense. But back when they did Songbird (Dance tour comes to mind) it was just Christine. So why not a Lindsey song that's just him? Like something slow that went over really well from the Gift of Screws tour?

If this was indeed a farewell-type tour, I think a slow Never Going Back Again would be great for a closure (like the version on the "Live" album) - and it sums up the status of the band's legacy and the fact that it could be the end. Plus unlike Goodbye Baby or Farmer's Daughter, it's a song the casual bulk of fans know. Although...I don't believe this is a farewell-type tour :-)

[wheart]

Originally Posted by Musicman408

I think Crystal would be a beautiful set closer. Don't think they've ever done it live (could be wrong) but it would make a great closer!!!

I think so too! For some reason, I've been thinking a lot about that song lately, for some strange reason. Maybe just wishful thinking but they, I never thought they'd play "Beautiful Child" so I suppose there's hope.

More realistically, I do think The Chain would be an awesome closer if they're not going to close with a new song.

[David]

I'd like to hear the band end the show with a fairly traditional rendition of "Twilight on the Trail."

When it's twilight on the trail,
And I jog along,
The world is like a dream
And the ripple of the stream is my song . . .

When it's twilight on the trail,
And I rest once more,
My ceiling is the sky
And the grass on which I lie is my floor . . .

Never ever have a nickel in my jeans,
Never ever have a debt to pay,
Still I understand what real contentment means,
Guess I was born that way . . .

When it's twilight on the trail,
And my voice is still,
Please plant this heart of mine
Underneath the lonesome pine on the hill . . .

(Underneath the lonesome pine on the hill . . .)
When it's twilight on the trail . . .

It's a thoughtful ballad, suffused with the loneliness of western canyons & dry prairies. It's essentially the same theme as "A Satisfied Mind" (found on Lindsey's first solo album).