On Air Now
The Evening Show with Dan O'Connell 7pm - 10pm
5 August 2023, 13:06 | Updated: 4 April 2024, 14:15
Bobby Gillespie and co played a blinding set at Crystal Palace Bowl this Friday. Find out what went down and what was on the setlist.
Primal Scream played an uplifting set at South Facing Festival 2023.
After supporting performances from special guests Sonic Cathedral, Black Angels and The Jesus & Mary Chain, the Scottish pysch-rockers took to the stage for a 14-song career spanning set.
Bobby Gillespie and co kicked things off by taking Crystal Palace to church with their self-proclaimed "gospel song" and Screamadelica opener Movin' On Up, flanked of course by a pitch-perfect choir.
Primal Scream play Movin' On Up at South Facing Fest
READ MORE: What are Primal Scream's biggest songs
Next, came a collection of tracks from throughout their career including Can't Go Back and Suicide Bomb from their 2008 Beautiful Future album, 2013 and It's Alright, It's OK from 2013's More Light and Jailbird and Free from 1994's Give Out But Don't Give Up.
However, there's no doubt as to the effect of those Screamadelica favourites among the crowd, with Come Together doing exactly what it says on the tin, uniting the audience in one perfect song.
Loaded of course still sounds as good as the day it was released, with the iconic anthem transporting the crowd right back to the 90s.
Prima Scream play Loaded at South Facing Fest 2023
Country Girl also brought on one of the biggest singalongs of the night, with the 2006 Riot City Blues hit reminding us all to "keep on keeping on".
The Scottish rockers brought their set to a triumphant close with an energetic rendition of their Rocks anthem, playing out the classic 1994 Stones-esque hit to the satiated London crowd.
1. Movin' on Up
2. Can't Go Back
3. 2013
4. Sideman
5. Deep Hit of Morning Sun
6. Big Jet Plane
7. Free
8. It's Alright, It's OK
9. Suicide Bomb
10. Come Together
11. Jailbird
12. Loaded
13. Country Girl
14. Rocks
READ MORE: The best album opening lines
Primal Scream play Rocks at South Facing Fest 2023
READ MORE: The best album covers of the 1990s