Foxboro Hot Tubs' First Gig Ever: Pimp Jackets, Chains and a Green Day CoverFoxboro Hot Tubs hit the stage last night for the very first time, and if their attire doesn't entice you to see them live — the set list will.
According to GreenDayAuthority.com, the band's fanclub, singer GreenDayAuthority.com reports that The Tubs pounded through all 13 tracks from their debut album, Stop, Drop and Roll!!!, which is due Tuesday. And then came the two biggest surprises of the night: The band performed "Supermodel Robots" by The Network (Green Day's other "secret" side project) and then the seldom-played-live Green Day tune "Blood, Sex and Booze" (from 2000's Warning). The band returned to the stage for an encore that was packed with cover songs. ![]() [Click the picture to view more from the show.] Foxboro Hot Tubs set list: "Stop Drop and Roll" "Mother Mary" "Ruby Room" "Red Tide" "Highway 1" "Broadway" "She's a Saint Not a Celebrity" "Sally" "Alligator" "The Pedestrian" "27 Ave. Shuffle" "Dark Side of Night" "Pieces of Truth" "Supermodel Robots" "Blood, Sex and Booze' Be sure to catch the Foxboro Hot Tubs on the rest of their short tour. And don't forget to be there really early, as these shows will sell out.
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Sucks living on the otherside of the world. :(
Actually... that's not what they're doing at all. They're having fun with music just like they did with The Network. This is a completely different thing from Green Day.