L'Arc-en-Ciel* – World Tour 2012 Live At Madison Square Garden
Synopsis
Recorded on March 25, 2012, this concert marked L'Arc~en~Ciel as the first Japanese artist to ever headline the legendary Madison Square Garden in New York City. As the centerpiece of their 20th Anniversary World Tour, the band performed a high-energy set including the English versions of "CHASE" and "X X X," bringing their unique J-Rock sound to a landmark global stage. Setlist: 1. Ibara no Namida 2. CHASE (English Version) 3. GOOD LUCK MY WAY 4. HONEY 5. DRINK IT DOWN 6. REVELATION 7. Jojoushi 8. X X X (English Version) 9. fate 10. forbidden lover 11. MY HEART DRAWS A DREAM 12. Caress of Venus 13. Driver's High 14. STAY AWAY 15. READY STEADY GO 16. Anata 17. winter fall 18. Blurry Eyes 19. Niji
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