Tool broke out a handful of rarities and classics they haven’t played in more than 20 years at a pair of New Zealand shows on Saturday, November 22nd, and Sunday, November 23rd.
During the first show of their two-night stand on Saturday at the Spark Arena in Aukland, Took broke out Lateralus‘ “Disposition” and Ænima‘s “H.” for the first time since 2002, while also playing Undertow‘s “Crawl Away” for the first time since 1998.
On the second night on Sunday, the band performed fan favorite “Prison Sex” for the first time since 2002, and 10,000 Days‘ “Intension” for the first time since 2014. They also gave the Fear Inoculum song “Mockingbeat” its live debut, having never played it in concert before.
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At both shows, Tool played their cover of Black Sabbath’s “Hand of Doom,” which they performed at the historic “Back to the Beginning” concert in July.
The two shows kicked off a New Zealand/Australia tour that runs through a December 6th gig in Brisbane. After that, Tool will play a couple of concerts in Japan, followed by two dates in Hawaii. Pick up tickets to the Australia and Japan stops here, and the Hawaii shows here.
Additionally, Tool are among the headliners of the 2026 Sonic Temple festival in Columbus, Ohio, set to take place May 14th-17th at Historic Crew Stadium.
See fan-filmed video and the setlists from Tool’s Saturday and Sunday shows at Spark Arena in Aukland, New Zealand, below.
Saturday Setlist:
The Grudge
Fear Inoculum
Lost Keys (Blame Hofmann)
Rosetta Stoned
Disposition (first time since November 24, 2002)
H. (first time since November 18, 2002)
Jambi
Pneuma
Crawl Away (first time since August 8, 1998)
Vicarious
Intolerance
Encore:
Chocolate Chip Trip
Hand of Doom (Black Sabbath cover)
Invincible
Sunday Setlist:
Fear Inoculum
The Grudge
Lost Keys (Blame Hofmann)
Rosetta Stoned
Intension (first time since March 27, 2014)
Right in Two
Pneuma
Prison Sex (first time since April 14, 2002)
H.
Sweat
Encore:
Mockingbeat (live debut)
Hand of Doom (Black Sabbath cover)
Invincible
Vicarious
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