1 Head Over Heels
2 Skidmarks On My Heart (4:00)
3 Stuck In My Car (8:02)
4 How Much More (11:58)
5 Apology (15:32)
6 Vacation (19:21)
7 Insincere (23:26)
8 Sonic Superslide (26:56)
9 Automatic (30:50)
10 Automatic Rainy Day (35:18)
11 This Town (38:20)
12 Unforgiven (42:15)
13 Beatnik Beach (45:28)
14 Our Lips Are Sealed (48:14)
15 La La Land (52:54)
16 We Got The Beat (55:55)
17 Encore (59:16)

Join Charlotte Caffey, Belinda Carlisle, Gina Schock, Kathy Valentine, and Jane Wiedlin, rock 'n' roll's favorite girl group in their triumphant return to the stage for their first tour in a decade. The DVD concert was filmed in New York's world-famous Central Park in 2001. The Go-Go's play all their greatest hits plus many songs from their bestselling album "God Bless the Go-Go's." With their roots in the L.A. music scene, their previous album Talk Show was released 17 years earlier in 1984.

The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Class of 2021 nominated a female-heavy list of 16 acts that includes for the first time The Go-Go’s, Mary J. Blige, and Dionne Warwick. Before the winners are chosen and inducted, fan vote for The Go-Go's at RockHall.com (1 email address vote per day).

Spin.com article: There are two types of people in this world: Those who will watch the new Go-Go’s film and learn that they’re one of the most important bands in modern music — and those who already knew. Either way, their self-titled, 2020 documentary The Go-Go’s is available just about everywhere this month (streaming now, DVD/out on Blu-ray on Feb. 26, 2021), so no matter which camp you’re in, you’re in for something truly great.

Directed by Alison Ellwood (Laurel Canyon), the 2020 Critics Choice Award for Best Documentary winner gives you the full scope of their wild ride through musical stardom, from their gritty early punk roots to the top of the charts, to their rough personal journeys with addiction and betrayal that forced their world to crumble under their feet. And, eventually, brought them back together again.

The Go Go's Live in Central Park DVD Review: More than another cozy, rock & roll evening under the Manhattan firmament, this breathless concert performance by the come-and-go Go-Go's is long-awaited evidence of an essential band's reawakened brilliance. Considering that in 2001 the Go-Go's hadn't released a new studio album for 17 years (a dry spell ending with God Bless the Go-Go's, followed by a lengthy tour) or played together very much since 1990, the group's vigorous appearance in Central Park proves all five original members haven't lost a step. The authoritative punk roots and glossy, power-pop dreaminess are still seamlessly married, the full-gallop tempo is still halfway between the Marvelettes and the Ramones, and the band's aggregate personality is still dangerously adorable. Highlights include new songs "Stuck in My Car" and "Unforgiven," and the golden oldies dip substantially into the Go-Go's canon of hits. --Tom Keogh

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