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ZZ Top – Antenna World Tour 1994/95 Setlist Laminate | Johnny "JW" Roberts Closet

ZZ Top – Antenna World Tour 1994/95 Setlist Laminate | Johnny "JW" Roberts Closet

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An extraordinary piece of working tour documentation — an original setlist laminate from ZZ Top’s Antenna World Tour 1994/95. This laminated card was carried by crew members during the show, listing all 24 songs in performance order with notations for the “Girls” and “Transform” production cues. The full setlist reads:

1. Swirl  2. Pincushion  3. Breakaway (Girls)  4. Bus/Jesus  5. Nationwide  6. Cheap  7. Tell It  8. Fuzz Box  9. Baby’s  10. Stockin’s (Girls)  11. Cover Your Rig  12. Rough Boy  13. Planet  14. Automobile (Girls)  15. Antenna (Transform)  16. PCH  17. Legs  18. Paid  19. Gimme  20. Tush  21. Sharp  22. Pearl  23. La Grange  24. Viva (Girls)

Setlist laminates are among the rarest tour artifacts — functional working documents produced in tiny numbers, rarely preserved after the tour ends.

From the personal collection of Johnny “JW” Roberts, SHOWCO monitor engineer, who worked the Antenna World Tour with ZZ Top.

  • Artist: ZZ Top
  • Tour: Antenna World Tour 1994/95
  • Type: Setlist Laminate (24 songs)
  • Condition: Good — honest road wear consistent with active use
  • Provenance: Johnny “JW” Roberts personal collection, SHOWCO

📎 Also available in the store: the ZZ Top Antenna World Tour 1994 — Original Full Tour Itinerary Binder from the same collection.

Proceeds from Johnny “JW” Roberts Closet benefit SHOWCO alumni and music industry charities.

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Your purchase supports Showco alumni + industry charities. After fees and taxes, proceeds are shared with the donating alum, and 20% of the remainder is donated to charity.

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Your purchase supports Showco alumni + industry charities. After fees and taxes, proceeds are shared with the donating alum, and 20% of the remainder is donated to charity.