News - 11/11/2011

The Good, The Bad & The Queen promote Greenpeace

The Good, The Bad & The Queen promote Greenpeace

The Good, The Bad & The Queen have made their live comeback with two gigs last night (November 10) aboard a new Greenpeace boat in London. The band led by Damon Albarn - which also feature The Clash bassist Paul Simonon, The Verve guitarist Simon Tong and drummer Tony Allen - played on a boat in the middle of the Thames river.

Speaking to the crow, Damon Albarn said: "We're here to celebrate 40 years of Greenpeace. We're asking anyone who wants to make a difference to join Greenpeace".

The band also paid tribute to the Thames Whale and tried to convince fans to join the "green" organization.

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The Good, The Bad & The Queen played the following songs:

"History Song"
"80's Life"
"Northern Whale"
"Kingdom Of Doom"
"Herculean"
"Behind The Sun"
"The Bunting Song"
"Nature Springs"
"A Soldier's Tale"
"Three Changes"
"Green Fields"
"The Good, The Bad And The Queen"
"On Melancholy Hill"
"Mr Whippy"

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