Peter Kay Kaiser Chiefs The Zutons The Zutons Local band The Zutons opened the concert. Set List Zuton Fever Don't Ever Think Why Won't You Give Me Your Love? Pressure Point What's Your Problem Confusion Valerie Dirty Dancehall Always Right Behind You You Will You Won't Kaiser Chiefs Kaiser Chiefs played to their second football stadium crowd in the space of eight days having played their own homecoming show at Elland Road, Leeds, on 24 May 2008. Set List Everything Is Average Nowadays Everyday I Love You Less and Less Heat Dies Down Ruby Never Miss A Beat Modern Way Half The Truth Na Na Na Na Naa I Predict a Riot You Want History The Angry Mob Take My Temperature Oh My God Peter Kay McCartney was introduced by comedian Peter Kay. Kay described him as "a local lad who's done very well for himself in the music game" and has "played with some amazing people over the years: Stevie Wonder, Rupert the Bear and The Beatles." He jokingly thanked the crowd for coming out and "missing the last episode of Ultimate Force with Ross Kemp" and claimed he was dismayed that the previous day's soundcheck had revealed McCartney would neither be breakdancing nor including a Right Said Fred medley in his set. Paul McCartney McCartney's appearance marked the fifth anniversary of his last appearance in his home city and one month after his fourth classical album, Ecce Cor Meum, had been performed at Liverpool Cathedral. He played for approximately two hours, playing songs from his Beatles, Wings and solo career. He opened his set with the Chan Romero song Hippy Hippy Shake - a song covered by The Swinging Blue Jeans in 1963 but played live by numerous Merseybeat acts prior (The Beatles included). A tribute to George Harrison was made in the rendition of Something - performed on a ukulele given to McCartney as a gift by Harrison - midway through his performance. The encore included the first live performance by a Beatle of A Day in the Life which led into a rousing rendition of The Plastic Ono Band's Give Peace a Chance in front of a giant CND symbol. Yoko Ono was seen smiling with approval as the crowd sang her late husband's peace anthem. The morning after the concert, Liverpool newspapers claimed the show to be McCartney's best ever gig. Set List Hippy Hippy