Soundgarden’s Money Earned At Chris Cornell’s Final Detroit Show Revealed

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The money gross for Soundgarden’s final show with Chris Cornell on May 17, 2017 at the Fox Theatre in Detroit with The Pretty Reckless opening have been released by Billboard. The concert ended just an hour before Cornell died by suicide in his hotel room. The show grossed $342,062 and sold 4,618 of 4,758 tickets.

Soundgarden drummer Matt Cameron shared an alternate final Soundgarden show setlist with KEXP in honor of Chris Cornell on his birthday in July.

Cameron said, “I wanted to share the last set list I wrote for Soundgarden on that fateful night in Detroit, May 17, 2017. Chris and I were trading off writing sets for our last tour. Back in the day, Chris wrote all sets, but since 2010, I was writing more than I ever had and enjoying it tremendously.

Whenever I completed a set, I sent it to Chris first for approval. For the Detroit show, Chris decided to write the set and that’s what we ended up playing that night. To commemorate his birthday, I was hoping KEXP could play my setlist. Thank you for years of support. I share this with you, our favorite hometown station.”

Matt Cameron’s Setlist:
Flower
Outshined
Kickstand
Searching With My Good Eye Closed
Spoonman
By Crooked Steps
Non-State Actor
Mailman
My Wave
Been Away Too Long
The Day I Tried To Live
Black Hole Sun
Zero Chance
Fell On Black Days
All Your Lies
Hunted Down
Drawing Flies
Beyond the Wheel
Rusty Cage
Slaves & Bulldozers
I Can’t Give You Anything
Nothing Compares 2 U