Indio, CA - 9 Oct 99
Coachella Festival (capacity: 35,000)

You're Gonna Need Someone On Your Side
Boy Racer
Billy Budd
Reader Meet Author
Is It Really So Strange?
Hairdresser On Fire
November Spawned A Monster
Speedway
Roy's Keen
Tomorrow
Meat Is Murder
Teachers Are Afraid Of The Pupils
Break Up The Family
Last Night I Dreamt That Somebody Loved Me

Setlist from Morrisseytour
Additional information provided by Vu

From Orange County Register: FESTIVAL HIGHLIGHT: With many in the crowd sporting Morrissey T-shirts, the performer obviously has a big following. The Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival — Day 1 Where: The Empire Polo Field, Indio When: Saturday Lush sounds in the desert REVIEW: Brimming with excellent performances, first Coachella festival is the peaceful antidote to Woodstock. October 11, 1999 Story by BEN WENER The Orange County Register The brightest highlights, however, belonged to Beck and Morrissey, though clearly the crowd would have thought the same of the latter had he merely waved hello. Smiths-wear was the attire of choice at Coachella; easily one out of every five people I saw wore a Morrissey T-shirt. The typically detached King of the Disaffected was abuzz with excitement, though, obviously energized by the crowd's response. It's not as though Morrissey is musically vital these days — he's long since assumed cult-hero status — but you'd never have guessed it from the roaring readings here, whether of his own material (a bitterly sorrowful "Hairdresser on Fire," a whirlwind "November Spawned a Monster") or the rare Smiths gems ("Meat Is Murder," still laughably heavy-handed, and "Is It Really So Strange?" one of his most underrated tunes). From Torr Leonard: at all three shows he's worn a "West Ham boys club" t-shirt during the main set, but he throws it into the crowd. So like someone has said, he must have bought them in bulk! West Ham (they're an english football club)