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Due in part to the stripped-down production, the NIN/JA 2009 tour featured the widest array of Nine Inch Nails songs played on any tour, with only [[Head Like A Hole (song)|Head Like A Hole]] and [[The Hand That Feeds (song)|The Hand That Feeds]] being performed at every show. The first show featured the debut of the songs [[Metal]], [[I'm Afraid of Americans]], and [[Gone, Still]], while the second night had the debut of [[Lights In The Sky (song)|Lights In The Sky]], as well as the return of the intro [[Now I'm Nothing]], which hadn't been performed since 1991 when Nine Inch Nails was featured on the first [[Lollapalooza Tour]]. The third show featured the debut of [[Saul Williams]]' "[[Banged And Blown Through]]," with Saul making a special appearance to duet the song with the band.<br> 

This leg of the tour featured shorter sets at the various festivals that were played on the tour, but generally featured most of the songs that were performed on the NIN/JA 2009 tour, with a few notable exceptions, such as how at the show on July 15 in London, England, Gary Numan joined the band onstage and they performed covers of "[[Metal]]" and "Cars," with Numan on vocals, as well as an intentional "quiter set" that was played at the Sonisphere Festival on September 2nd, which also featured the only non-US performance of ''Lights In The Sky''. The song "[[The Collector]]" was performed once, on July 30th.