During the inaugural performance of a three-night run at Chicago's Aragon Ballroom, industrial-rock megastars Nine Inch Nails pulled out their 1999 hit "Starfuckers, Inc." for the first time since 2008 (long before the current lineup even existed). The song might be a rarity in the live set, but the group's performance was rehearsed and airtight as ever while the enthusiastic crowd singalong during the Carly Simon-inspired breakdown echoed throughout the Moorish music venue.
Switching out set lists nightly on this tour, Trent Reznor and his band have continued to keep their fervent fan base guessing by playing songs like "Happiness In Slavery" for the first time since 1995 and adding to the mix several recent tracks from June EP Bad Witch. They've even finally debuted Lost Highway soundtrack smash "The Perfect Drug" for the first time ever, which you can watch right here.
