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SYSTEM OF A DOWN Perform To Capacity Crowd At SOULS 2004 Benefit

April 26, 2004

SYSTEM OF A DOWN played in front of a capacity crowd at their Souls 2004 benefit concert Saturday night at Los Angeles' Greek Theater.

The concert raised awareness of the World War I-era mass murders of Armenians by Turkey's Ottoman Empire, which Turkey and several other nations, including the U.S., refuse to recognize as genocide, according to Rolling Stone.

Despite expectations to the contrary, SYSTEM OF A DOWN, who are in the midst of writing a new album, due by the end of the year, didn't play any of the new songs. Bassist Shavo Odadjian said it wasn't for lack of material. "We have a lot of songs, but we're not going to play them and perform them until they're really ready," he told Rolling Stone.

SYSTEM OF A DOWN setlist for Soul 2004 - April 24, 2004 at Greek Theater in Los Angeles:

01. Aerials
02. Suite-Pee
03. Suggestions
04. Psycho
05. Chop Suey
06. Kitt
07. Soil
08. Forest
09. War?
10. Mind
11. Mr. Jack
12. Sugar
13. Chick 'N' Stu
14. Innervision
15. ATWA
16. Prison Song
17. Needles
18. Deer Dance
19. Toxicity
20. Science
21. Roulette
22. Unnamed Armenian Ballad
23. P.L.U.C.K.

For more on SYSTEM OF A DOWN's appearance at the Souls 2004 benefit, click here.

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