Friday, 14 September 1990
Jones Beach Amphitheater
Wantagh, NY, USA
supporting Billy Idol
[Setlist from memory]
The Real Thing
outro Public Enemy, "911 Is A Joke"
We Care A Lot
middle New Kids On The Block, "The Right Stuff"
Epic

Easy (Commodores)
The Real Thing cover
2
Angel Dust cover
1
Introduce Yourself cover
1
Confirmation:
Setlist.fm
"Newsday" 10 Sep 1990 (Steve Parks) - "If you're not ready to give up on summer, head for the beach. Wednesday at Jones Beach Theater, it's James Taylor, the master of mellow intensity and the guy who let Carly Simon get away. (Tickets: $22.50). Friday at the beach, for the back-to-school set, Billy Idol and Faith No More ($20). Both shows at 8, rain or shine."

Newsday, 17 Sep 1990, page 14/Part II - gig review (John Leland):
"Newsday" 17 Sep 1990 (John Leland) - "His worst break, though, was landing Faith No More as his support act. Charismatic without working at it, powerful, enigmatic, and reasonably unaffected, they made Idol seem bottled. If Faith No More isn't yet a great band, it is at least a real interesting one with a great singer. Dressed in psychedelic pajamas, Mike Patton stalked the stage, blowing through the band's denser arrangements, and carrying the lighter ones. His rapping, which seems a bit smart-alecky on record, boomed like the chant of a generation. It was our story he was telling.

Like any good modern group, Faith No More switched gears effortlessly, being weird and arty one minute, bufoonish the next. Its members turned the Nestles jingle into an ominous lament, and left the crowd to chew on a straight cover version of the Commodores' song, "Easy.""

The Journal News (White Plains, New York), 6 Sep 1990, page 22 - gig listing - 8pm $20
Daily News, 17 Sep 1990, page 35 - gig review
On This Day:
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1984 Anti-Club, Los Angeles CA, USA
1989 Concord Pavilion, Concord CA, USA
1997 Lunatic Luau, Virginia Beach Amphitheatre, Virginia Beach VA, USA