Didn't write down the setlist, so this is a best effort of what was played (not in exact order):
Michael Praytor
Missing the War
Jackson Cannery
Selfless, Cold, and Composed
Hold That Thought
Erase Me
Battle of Who Could Care Less
Thank You For Breaking My Heart
Sky High
Landed
Rock This Bitch (old Avalon Theater, Boston)
Brick
Do It Anyway
Underground
Song for the Dumped
Kate
Magic
Army
One Angry Dwarf
Show was at House of Blues. Most of it is standing room only - I had standing room only tickets for the mezzanine (didn't know the venue). Thought it was terrible - if you didn't get to squeeze to the front, you saw little to nothing. Would probably never bother with that again.
Some running jokes throughout the night, relating to having played at the venue when it was still the Avalon, Berklee College of Music, and angry mobs/turf wars.
Do It Anyways had a comical start, as Folds talked about how in working with symphonies, he learned that having the band leader count down '1-2-3-4' to start a song has been uncool for a few centuries, yet it's the norm in rock. So, he said they'd attempt to start a song without doing it...then he struck the same pose as Sledge (looking at each other, Sledge making a pointing at eyes gesture), then basically stood there frozen for awhile (before finally starting the intro to Do It Anyway).
The band was top notch. As noted elsewhere, Ben's voice was in better form than in recent tours. He played a lot of additional notes and improv fills in the older songs, which sounded good. Sledge and Jesse were also good. I particularly noted how intricate Jesse's drumming was, as he was constantly changing from sticks to mallets mid-song and playing with precision rather than the 'hit things as hard and fast as I can' cliche of some live drummers. Great to finally see the Five perform live.