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Megadeth<\/a> kicked off their farewell tour Sunday night with a blistering 17-song set in Victoria, British Columbia.<\/p>\n You can see the full set list and fan-shot video from the show below.<\/p>\n The Dave Mustaine<\/a>-fronted thrash metal band played two songs from their recently released self-titled album, devoting the rest of the set to the most popular songs from their 43-year career.<\/p>\n Read More: The Best Song From Every Megadeth Album<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n In August of 2025, Megadeth announced plans to release a final studio album and begin a farewell tour in 2026. The Jan. 23 release of their self-titled album fulfilled the first part of that plan.<\/p>\n Watch Megadeth Perform ‘Tipping Point’<\/strong><\/p>\n But don’t worry, Mustaine is planning to spend a long time on the road saying farewell to fans. “We’re easily talking about touring for another three to five years,” he told Kerrang<\/em><\/a>! in November 2025.<\/p>\n Mustaine is battling a painful hand condition<\/a> called Dupuytren\u2019s contracture, which causes one or more fingers to bend toward the palm of the hand. Effectively, the affected fingers cannot straighten out completely.<\/p>\n “It’s already started, where it’s kind of bunching up a little bit,” Mustaine recently explained to MariskalRockTV<\/a>. “And then if you look at the tips of my fingers, they’re severely arthritic. So all those bumps makes it really painful to play.”<\/p>\n Megadeth’s Canadian tour is scheduled to conclude March 6 in Quebec City. The band has headlining dates scheduled in South America and Europe, and will be opening for Iron Maiden on their late-summer North American tour dates.<\/p>\nWhy Is Megadeth’s Dave Mustaine Retiring?<\/h3>\n
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