2010 Summer Tour EP

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2010 Summer Tour
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ReleasedJuly 20, 2010
Genre
Length22:59
Label Fueled by Ramen
Paramore chronology
Brand New Eyes
(2009)
2010 Summer Tour
(2010)
The Only Exception
(2010)
Tegan and Sara chronology
Sainthood
(2009)
2010 Summer Tour
(2010)
Heartthrob
(2013)
2010 Summer Tour EP track listing
No.TitleLength
1."Ignorance" (Paramore live at Wembley Arena)3:49
2."My Heart" (Paramore live at Wembley Arena)6:08
3."Back in Your Head" (Tegan and Sara live acoustic in Australia)3:31
4."Sheets" (Tegan and Sara previously unreleased track)3:18
5."I'm the Fool" (New Found Glory B-side)3:38
6."Gonna Stay" (Kadawatha previously unreleased track)3:15

Personnel

Paramore

Tegan and Sara

New Found Glory

Kadawatha

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