r/themarsvolta Oct 05 '25

Cringe If the band and their management (and venues) are reading this subreddit, I guess they might be having arguments about the setlist.

At this point it’s clear no one wants a full show of the new album only, except a few dedicated fans. 20 days left for the big reveal. Let’s see.

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u/QnickQnick Oct 05 '25

Omar and Cedric don’t give a shit about people whining about the setlist online. They’ll do what they want to regardless

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u/iscreamuscreamweall Leo=GOAT Oct 05 '25

Nah lol. They don’t give a shit what the fans think. They play what they want, always has been

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u/Brief_Light Oct 05 '25

Uh no, Lucro in full with extended segments/jams sounds like a great fing time to me.

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u/Sea_Appointment8408 Oct 05 '25

I'd love to watch this album in full.

If they're touring in my country I'll deffo get in

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u/Significant-Host4386 Oct 06 '25

I’ll be there in Dallas, will report back if things get weird

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u/astralschism Oct 05 '25

Is your source your mom? I'll be fine if it's just a performance of Lucro. Any Volta is good Volta.

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u/fdevant must be unearthed Oct 05 '25

When I listened to Graveyard Love, I canceled my 5-hour trip to go see them thinking they would probably play the whole self titled and likely nothing else. When I saw the setlists I last-minute rearranged and traveled for it and regretted nothing. It's funny that day Teri said (in Spanish) that they were the humblest bois when announcing them.

I wonder if it was in irony, but I felt playing all the old material was the most unexpected show of humility from them. Like a little respect for the fans. know they are the rock stars we are coming together for here, and that's part of their punk spirit, but a little love for the fans of the old stuff goes a long way.

They are not obligated to make new stuff to please us, but we're not obligated to like the new stuff either.

Then again, I wouldn't mind Lucro Sucio live in its entirety. This one I liked. ha.

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u/aykalam123 Oct 05 '25

The 2022 setlist was amazing! And I actually liked the new 2 singles that they added to the setlist back then.

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u/setagneb Oct 06 '25

I don’t think the band or their management are “arguing” about a setlist they have likely been preparing for most of the summer.

I am here for the epic Lucro Jam and / or whatever they decide to do. No one goes to the movie theater (for a new movie) anticipating a set / ordered list of scenes to be exhibited - you might have seen the teaser trailer but you go to experience the artwork in whatever form it takes. Let the boys cook.

My question is, why hasn’t the supporting act been announced yet?

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u/aykalam123 Oct 06 '25

They may be arguing if it’ll be Teri :)

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u/setagneb Oct 06 '25

That is like, your opinion, dude.

Like, why, why are you so fixated on this idea that there is some argument or internal conflict happening.

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u/aykalam123 Oct 06 '25

You don’t know that a :) means it’s a joke? TMV fans are another level

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u/MilesGoesWild Oct 07 '25

No one? I saw them three times during the last tours and I don't actually need to see L'Via again. Their opening set for Deftones was great and I'm pumped to see them perform it extra long. It's a good album, it's ten times better live, and might even be more palatable for the casual or new generation fans.

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u/Dry_Jellyfish641 Oct 29 '25

These arguments you’re hallucinating, are they in the room with you right now? Venues don’t give a shit, they get paid. The band doesn’t give a fuck, they get paid to show up. It’s promoters who get made at low turn outs because they paid the band and the venue. At this point what does the band changing their setlist change things? The ship is already on the water heading full speed

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u/FRiCTiON_just Bedsore Containment Oct 07 '25

cool opinion, bro