Chris Cornell’s 2009 ‘Pinkpop’ Festival Set Officially Released Online

Professionally filmed footage of Chris Cornell’s May 30th, 2009 performance at the Pinkpop Festival in Landgraaf, Netherlands has officially surfaced online as of February 20th.

The late frontman — known for his work with Soundgarden, Audioslave and Temple of the Dog — delivered a dynamic solo set that blended material from his solo catalog with several beloved cuts from across his career.

The 2009 performance showcased Cornell’s versatility, moving between stripped-down solo tracks and powerful renditions of some of the most recognizable songs he helped create during the height of the grunge and alternative rock eras.

Setlist:

• “Part Of Me”
• “Time”
• “Watch Out”
• “You Know My Name”
• “Hunger Strike” (Temple Of The Dog cover)
• “Show Me How To Live” (Audioslave cover)
• “Ground Zero”
• “Never Far Away”
• “Spoonman” (Soundgarden cover)
• “Be Yourself” (Audioslave cover)
• “Cochise” (Audioslave cover)
• “Scream”
• “Black Hole Sun” (Soundgarden cover)

The newly released footage captures Cornell during a transitional solo era, just months before Soundgarden would officially reunite in 2010. For longtime fans, the set serves as both a time capsule and a powerful reminder of his singular voice and stage presence.

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