Temple Of The Dog returned to the Tower Theatre in Philadelphia last night for their second show together on their first-ever tour. The 90’s grunge supergroup features Chris Cornell of Soundgarden and Stone Gossard, Jeff Ament, Mike McCready, and Matt Cameron of Pearl Jam. The setlist was almost exactly the same as the first night, featuring plenty of originals from their self-titled debut album, their recently recently released EP, Temple of the Dog pre-cursor Mother Love Bone, and a few choice covers by David Bowie, Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath and The Cure, and more. To make the night unique, Temple of the Dog threw in some extra surprises, including a cover of Mad Season‘s “River Of Deceit.” Watch the video below via YouTube user mfc172:
The night’s real highlight, in terms of rarity, was the debut of a never-before-heard Chris Cornell original “Missing.” As Cornell explained prior to the debut, the song dates back to the early 90s, around the time when he wrote “Spoonman” and “Seasons.” Watch fan-shot video of the performance below via YouTube user Jim Powers:
You can see the full setlist below via setlist.fm. Temple Of The Dog continues their reunion tour continues tomorrow at Madison Square Garden in New York City.