TEARS FOR FEARS GIGOGRAPHY & TOUR DATES

TEARS FOR FEARS Touring History

1982: early shows

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
UK:				(and venue capacity)
May 28	UMIST	Manchester			1
May 29	Valentino's	Edinburgh			1
May 30	Maestro's	Glasgow			1
May 31	Holy City Zoo	Birmingham			1
June 6	Tiffany's	Bath			1
September 16	Downtown	Hastings			1
September 17	Midnight Express	Bournemouth			1
September 18	Sound Cellar	Cambridge			1
September 22	Poly	Manchester			1
September 23	Warehouse	Leeds			1
September 23	Warehouse	Liverpool			1
September 26	Maestros	Glasgow			1

Sources:

Tour advertisement. (Thanks to www.christopher.macadams.btinternet.co.uk.)

1983: The Hurting

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
April 8	Apollo	Oxford			4
	(Live version of "Start of the Breakdown" which appears on the b-side of "The Way You Are" 12 inch single recorded at this show.)
April 18	Hammersmith Palais	London			1
	(Later broadcast on the BBC Rock Hour. Roland states that this is the final show of a five week tour.)
May 12	Satory-Sale	Koln			2
	(Broadcast on German TV show Rockpalast.)
December 1	Civic Hall	Guilford			3
December 2	UEA	Norwich			3
December 3	Loughborough Univerity	Loughborough			3
December 4	Royal Court	Liverpool			3
December 5	City Hall	Newcastle			3
December 6	Playhouse	Edinburgh			3
December 9	Royal Centre	Nottingham			3
December 10	Odeon	Birmingham			3
December 11	Apollo	Manchester			3
December 12	Colston Hall	Bristol			3
December 14	Hammersmith Odeon	London			3
December 15	Hammersmith Odeon	London			3
December 16	Winter Gardens	Margate			3
December 17	Dome	Brighton			3
December 19	Coliseum	St. Austell			3
December 20	Leisure Centre	Gloucester			3
December 21	Guildhall	Portsmouth			3
December 22	Arts Centre	Poole			3

Sources:

Ticket stub.
Rockpalast Archive.
Tour advertisement. (Thanks to www.christopher.macadams.btinternet.co.uk.)
"The Way You Are" 12 inch single. (Mercury IDEA 612)

1985: Songs From the Big Chair

The Band:	The Setlist:
Roland Orzabal (guitar and vocal);	Listen (studio recording played over p.a. while the band took the stage);
Curt Smith (bass and vocal);	Mothers Talk
Manny Elias (drums);	Broken / Head Over Heels / Broken (reprise)
Ian Stanley (keyboards, backing vocals);	Start of the Breakdown
William Gregory (sax);	The Prisoner
Nicky Holland (keyboards, backing vocals);	The Working Hour
Andy Sanders (guitar, backing vocals).	Pale Shelter
	Suffer the Children
	Memories Fade
	I Believe
	Mad World
	Shout
	Everybody Wants to Rule the World
	The Hurting
	Change

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
Europe:				(and venue capacity)
March 26	Goldiggers	Chippenham	Vitamin Z		1, 2
March 28	Cornwall Coliseum	St. Austell	Vitamin Z		1, 2
March 29	Arts Centre	Poole	Vitamin Z		1, 2
March 30	Colston Hall	Bristol	Vitamin Z		1, 2
March 31	Theatre Royal	Bath	Vitamin Z		1, 2
April 2	Royal Centre	Nottingham	Vitamin Z		1, 2
April 3	Apollo	Manchester	Vitamin Z		1, 2
April 4	Empire	Liverpool	Vitamin Z		1, 2
April 6	City Hall	Newcastle	Vitamin Z		1, 2
April 7	Apollo	Glasgow	Vitamin Z		1, 2
April 8	City Hall	Sheffield	Vitamin Z		1, 2
April 9	Victoria Halls	Hanley	Vitamin Z		1, 2
April 11	Odeon	Birmingham	Vitamin Z		1, 2
April 12	Hammersmith Odeon	London	Vitamin Z		2
April 13	Hammersmith Odeon	London	Vitamin Z		2
April 14	Hammersmith Odeon	London	Vitamin Z		2
April 16	Cliffs Pavillion	Southend	Vitamin Z		1, 2
April 17	Civic Hall	Guilford	Vitamin Z		1, 2
April 18	Guildhall	Portsmouth	Vitamin Z		1, 2
April 19	Apollo	Oxford	Vitamin Z		1, 2
April 21	Cirque Royale	Brussels			1, 8
April 22	Evenementhalle	Gronigen			1, 8
April 24	Ahoy	Rotterdam			1, 3, 8
April 25	Music Centre	Utrecht			1, 8
April 26	Spothal	Sittard			8
April 28	Sporthalle	Stuttgart			1, 8
April 29	Rosengarten	Mannheim			1, 8
April 30	Zirkum Krone	Munich			1, 8
May 2	Eissporthalle	Berlin			1, 8
May 3	Sporthalle	Cologne			1, 8
May 4	CCH	Hamburg			1, 8
May 5	Phillipshalle	Dusseldorf			1, 8
May 6	Alte Oper	Frankfurt			1, 8
May 8	Palais Hivor	Lyon			1, 8
May 9	Le Zenith	Paris			1, 8
May 13	Gaumont	Southampton			1, 8
May 14	Royal Albert Hall	London			1, 8
May 15	Odeon	Birmingham			1, 8
May 16	Apollo	Manchester			1, 8
May 18	Royal Centre	Nottingham			1, 8
May 19	Playhouse	Edinburgh			1, 8
May 20	Guildhall	Preston			1, 8
North America:
May 25	Alumni Hall/University of Western Ontario	London, ON	Idle Eyes	Sold Out (2,300)	1, 4
May 26	Center in the Square	Kitchner, ON	Idle Eyes	Sold Out (1,900)	1, 4
May 27	Hamilton Place Theatre	Hamilton, ON	Idle Eyes	Sold Out (2,181)	1, 4
May 29	Massey Hall	Toronto, ON	Idle Eyes	Sold Out (2,600)	1, 4
May 30	Massey Hall	Toronto, ON	Idle Eyes	Sold Out (2,600)	1, 4
May 31	Massey Hall	Toronto, ON	Idle Eyes	Sold Out (2,600)	1, 4
June 1	Massey Hall	Toronto, ON	Idle Eyes	Sold Out (2,600)	1, 4
	(Both Pollstar and the Scenes video state that TFF played four shows at this venue. Pollstar only lists a date of May 29 though. So presumably, May 29 was the first night with the 3 additional shows played on the following evenings. Live footage from the Scenes video shot in this venue. Also, American radio network King Biscuit Flower Hour recorded one of the shows in this venue for later broadcast. In addition, a three song live EP entitled Live at Massey Hall was released as a promotional only item in Canada and sent to Canadian radio stations.)
June 3	Civic Center	Ottawa, ON	Idle Eyes	Sold Out (7,250)	1, 4
June 3	St. Denis Theatre	Montreal, PQ	Idle Eyes	Sold Out (2,312)	1, 4
	(Pollstar shows the Ottawa concert and the first Montreal concert happening on the same day.)
June 4	St. Denis Theatre	Montreal, PQ	Idle Eyes	Sold Out (2,312)	1, 4
June 5	St. Denis Theatre	Montreal, PQ	Idle Eyes	Sold Out (2,312)	1, 4
	Agora Ballroom	West Hartford, CT			1
	Smith Center	Washington, DC			1
	Tower Theatre	Philadelphia, PA			1
June 12	Mid-Hudson Civic Center	Poughkeepsie, NY	Larry Gowan	2,723 (3,000)	1, 4
June 13	Orpheum Theatre	Boston, MA	Larry Gowan	Sold Out (2,800)	1, 4
June 15	Syria Mosque	Pittsburgh, PA		2,751 (3,774)	1, 4
	Music Hall	Cleveland, OH			1
	Veterans Memorial Hall	Columbus, OH			1
	Fox Theatre	Detroit, MI			1
	Starlight Music Hall	Indianapolis, IN			1
	Kings Island	Cincinnati, OH			1
	Aragon	Chicago, IL			1
	Civic Center	Madison, WI			1
	Orpheum	Minneapolis, MN			1
June 26	Oriental Theatre	Milwaukee, WI		Sold Out (2,138)	1, 4
June 28	Kiel Opera House	St. Louis, MO	Larry Gowan	Sold Out (3,013)	1, 4
June 29	Memorial Hall	Kansas City, KS	Larry Gowan	Sold Out (3,000)	1, 4
	Park West	Salt Lake City, UT			1
July 3	Henry J. Kaiser Auditorium	Oakland, CA	Larry Gowan	Sold Out (7,182)	1, 4
July 4	County Bowl	Santa Barbara, CA	Larry Gowan	Sold Out (4,625)	1, 4
July 5	Palladium	Hollywood, CA	Larry Gowan	Sold Out (4,400)	1, 4
July 6	Palladium	Hollywood, CA	Larry Gowan	Sold Out (4,400)	1, 4
July 7	Palladium	Hollywood, CA	Larry Gowan	Sold Out (4,400)	1, 4
July 9	SDSU Open Air Amphitheatre	San Diego, CA			1, 5
	Pacific West Coast Arena	Orange County, CA			1
Japan/Australia:
	Koseinenkin	Tokyo			1
	Festival Hall	Osaka			1
	Shi Kokaido Hall	Tokyo			1
	NHK	Tokyo			1
	Koseinenkin	Tokyo			1
	Koseinenkin	Tokyo			1
	Entertainment Centre	Sydney			1
	Festival Hall	Brisbane			1
	Entertainment Centre	Melbourne			1
	Entertainment Centre	Melbourne			1
	Apollo Stadium	Adelaide			1
	Cambell Centre	Auckland			1
	Cambell Centre	Auckland			1
North America:					1
	Arena	Winnipeg			1
	Sportsplex	Lethbridge			1
	Saddle Dome	Calgary			1
	Northlands Coliseum	Edmonton			1
	Coliseum	Vancouver			1
	Arena	Seattle, WA			1
	Civic Auditorium	Portland, OR			1
September 6	Convention Center	Las Vegas, NV	The Adventurers	3,723 (5,300)	1, 4
	Marriot Center	Provo, UT			1
September 8	Red Rocks	Denver, CO	The Adventurers	Sold Out (8,992)	1, 4
September 10	City Zoo Amphitheatre	Oklahoma City, OK	The Adventurers	Sold Out (4,776)	1, 4
	City Coliseum	Austin, TX			1
September 12	Municipal Auditorium	San Antonio, TX	The Adventurers	Sold Out (4,949)	1, 4
September 14	Convention Center	Dallas, TX	The Adventurers	Sold Out (9,816)	1, 4
	(Portions of this show were later broadcast in the United States on the Westwood One Radio Network.)
September 15	Southern Star Amphitheatre	Houston, TX	The Adventurers	8,648 (10,000)	1, 4
September 16	Peter Maravich Assembly Center	Baton Rouge, LA	The Adventurers	Sold Out (5,815)	1, 4
	Saenger Theater	New Orleans, LA			1
	Coliseum	Jacksonville, FL			1
September 20	Auditorium	West Palm Beach, FL	The Adventurers	Sold Out (6,202)	1, 4
	The Sundome	Tampa, FL			1
	O'Connell Center	Gainesville, FL			1
September 24	Fox Theatre	Atlanta, GA	The Adventurers	Sold Out (4,618)	1, 4
	Grand Ole Opry House	Nashville, TN			1
September 27	Cobo Arena	Detroit, MI	The Adventurers	Sold Out (10,663)	1, 4
September 28	Veterans Memorial Hall	Columbus, OH	The Adventurers	Sold Out (3,645)	1, 4
September 30	Civic Center	Baltimore, MD	The Adventurers	9,470 (13,795)	1, 4
	Hartford Civic Center	Hartford, CT			1
October 2	The Centrum	Worcester, MA	The Adventurers	10,864 (11,074)	1, 4, 6, 7
	(Webmaster's note: This show was the first time I saw TFF. Although Pollstar lists the Adventurers as the support act, I have no memory of this. Now granted, this was my second year of college and my friends and I were going to a lot of concerts that semester and it's more than two decades ago now, I still clearly remember that they had a stand-up comedian as the support act for this show.)
October 4	Radio City Music Hall	New York, NY	The Adventurers	Sold Out (5,874)	1, 4
	Radio City Music Hall	New York, NY	The Adventurers	Sold Out (5,874)	1, 4
October 6	Radio City Music Hall	New York, NY	The Adventurers	Sold Out (5,874)	1, 4, 6
	Radio City Music Hall	New York, NY	The Adventurers	Sold Out (5,874)	1, 4
	(Both Pollstar and the Scenes video state that there were four shows at Radio City. Pollstar only lists a date of October 4 though.)
Europe:
	Sportshal	Sittard			1
	Edenal	Amsterdam			1
	Saga Theater	Copenhagen			1
	Skedsmolhallen	Oslo			1
	Lisebergs Hallen	Gothenburg			1
	Concert Hall	Stockholm			1
	Eissporthalle	Aachen			1
	Biskuitehalle	Bonn			1
	Hall Tivoli	Strasbourg			1
	Alpexpo	Grenoble			1
	Plazzo Dello Sport	Campi-di-Marte			1
	Theatre du Verdue	Nice			1
	Palais des Sports	Montpellier			1
	Hall aux Grains	Toulouse			1
	Patinoire Meriadeck	Bordeaux			1
	La Rotande	Le Mans			1
	Le Zenith	Paris			1
	The Centre	BrightonNice			1
November 12	Odeon	Birmingham			1, 9
	Odeon	Birmingham			1
	Odeon	Birmingham			1
	Hammersmith Odeon	London			1
	Hammersmith Odeon	London			1
	Hammersmith Odeon	London			1
	Hammersmith Odeon	London			1
	Hammersmith Odeon	London			1

Sources:

Scenes From the Big Chair video. (This video lists the cities and venues that TFF played in 1985, but does not list the dates.)
Vitamin Z website (This was the warm-up act on the tour from March 26 through April 19.)
etree.
Pollstar.
San Diego Concert Archive.
Ticket stub.
Concert attended by the webmaster.
Tour program. (Thanks to BR Stargazer100 for providing these dates.)
www.christopher.macadams.btinternet.co.uk.

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1990: The Seeds of Love

The Band:	The Setlist:
Roland Orzabal (guitar and vocal);	I Believe (sung by Oleta and performed with William and Jim);
Curt Smith (bass and vocal);	(Curt, Roland and the rest of the band take the stage)
Oleta Adams (piano and vocal);	Head Over Heels / Broken (reprise)
Adele Bertei (backing vocals);	Change / Pale Shelter
Jim Copely (drums);	Woman in Chains
Andy Davis (keyboards);	Advice For the Young at Heart
William Gregory (sax);	Mad World
Biti (Dorothea) Strauchn (backing vocals);	The Working Hour
Carol Steele (percussion);	Famous Last Words / When the Saints Go Marching In
Neil Taylor (guitar).	I've Got to Sing My Song (sung by Oleta)
	Badman's Song
	Sowing the Seeds of Love / All You Need is Love
	Everybody Wants to Rule the World
	Shout
	(Year of the Knife, Standing on the Corner of the Third World and The Hurting were also performed on occasion.)

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
UK:				(and venue capacity)
January 6	The Point	Dublin			1
January 8	Kings Hall	Belfast			1
January 10	Apollo	Manchester			1
January 11	Apollo	Manchester			1
January 13	City Hall	Sheffield			1
January 14	City Hall	Sheffield			1
South America:
January 18	Morombe Stadium	Sao Paulo			1
January 23	Velez Sarsfield Stadium	Buenos Aires			1
January 26	Apoteose Square	Rio			1
North America:
January 31	Arena	Miami, FL	Deborah Harry	6,444 (7,500)	1, 3
February 1	Rayfront	St. Petersburgh, FL			1
February 2	Fox Theatre	Atlanta, GA	Deborah Harry	4,611 (4,678)	1, 3
February 4	The Summit	Houston, TX	Deborah Harry	Sold Out (6,170)	1, 3
February 5	Reunion Arena	Dallas, TX	Deborah Harry	4,879 (6,499)	1, 3
February 7	Fox Theatre	St. Louis, MO			1
February 8	UIC Pavillion	Chicago, IL	Deborah Harry	5,153 (8,909)	1, 3
February 10	Cobo Arena	Detroit, MI			1
February 11	Maple Leaf Gardens	Toronto, ON	Deborah Harry	9,312 (16,000)	1, 3
February 12	Cleveland Music Hall	Cleveland, OH	Deborah Harry	2,434 (3,000)	1, 3
February 13	A. J. Palumbo Center	Pittsburgh, PA	Deborah Harry	2,658 (4,000)	1, 3
~~February 15~~	~~Veterans Memorial Coliseum~~	~~New Haven, CT~~			1
	(Although this show is listed in the tour program itinerary, it was never booked. Tickets never went on sale to the public and the show did not take place.)
February 17	Patriot Center	Fairfax, VA	Deborah Harry	5,098 (6,000)	1, 3
February 18	Meadowlands Brendan Byrne Arena	East Rutherford, NJ	Deborah Harry	12,329 (14,593)	1, 3, 4, 5
February 22	The Forum	Inglewood, CA	Deborah Harry	Sold Out (14,393)	1, 2, 3
February 25	Arco Arena	Sacramento, CA			1
Europe:
March 2	NEC	Birmingham			1
March 3	NEC	Birmingham			1
March 5	Wembley Arena	London			1
March 6	Wembley Arena	London			1
March 7	Wembley Arena	London			1
March 10	Alsterdorferhalle	Hamburg			1
March 11	Stadthalle	Bremen			1
March 12	Deutschlandhalle	Berlin			1, 7
March 14	Eilenreidhalle	Hanover			1
March 15	Sporthalle	Cologne			1
March 16	Festhalle	Frankfurt			1, 2
March 18	Frankkenhalle	Nuremburg			1
March 19	Eulach Halle	Winterhur			1
March 20	Palzzetto Parco	Turin			1
March 22	Palaverde	Treviso			1
March 23	Palatrussardi	Milan			1
March 26	Palasport	Modena			1
March 27	Palasport	Florence			1
March 28	Palaeur	Rome			1
March 30	Grand Palais	Avignon			1
March 31	Palais Sports	Toulouse			1
April 1*	Patinoire Meriadeck	Bordeaux			2, 7
April 2*	Hall Tony Garnier	Lyon			1
April 3*	Maison Sports	Clermont			1
April 3*		Nice			7
April 4*		Lyon			7
April 4*	Patinoire	Bordeaux			1
	(Note: Tour poster and tour program give connflicting dates for the first four days in April.)*
April 6	Omnisports	Rennes			1
April 7	Espace 66	Lille			1
April 8	Parc Expos	Metz			1
April 10	Bercy	Paris			1, 4
April 13	Forest National	Brussels			1
April 14	Ahoy	Rotterdam			1
April 17	KB Hallen	Copenhagen			1
April 19	Ice Hall	Helsinki			1
April 21	Globe	Stockholm			1
North America:
May 11	Civic Center	Ottawa, ON	Chalk Circle	2,791 (7,500)	3, 6
May 12	Colisee Pepsi Arena	Quebec, PQ	Chalk Circle	5,060 (8,000)	3, 6
		Noranda, PQ			6
May 15	Copps Coliseum	Hamilton, ON	Chalk Circle	2,818 (7,500)	3, 6
May 16	Montreal Forum	Montreal, PQ	Chalk Circle	8,163 (10,000)	3, 6
		Noblesville, IN			6
		Merrillville, IN			6
May 20	Roy Wilkins Auditorium	St. Paul, MN	Limited Warranty	2,271 (5,364)	3, 6
		Denver, CO			6
		Salt Lake City, UT			6
May 25	Chronicle Pavillion	Concord, CA	The Call	2,931 (8,500)	3, 6
May 26	Santa Barbara Bowl	Santa Barbara, CA	The Call	3,347 (4,625)	3, 6
	(Going to California video filmed here.)
May 27	Irvine Meadows Amphitheatre	Irvine, CA	The Call	8,636 (15,000)	3
	(Tour t-shirt does not list a show in Irvine, but does list a show in Laguna Hills which is approximately 12 miles from Irvine. Unlikely that they played in both cities.)
May 30	Lilla Cockrell Theatre	San Antonio, TX		2,234 (2,493)	3, 6
		Dallas, TX			6
		Houston, TX			6
		Biloxi, MS			6
		Birmingham, AL			6
		Columbus, OH			6
		Cincinnati, OH			6
		Atlanta, GA			6
		Charlotte, NC			6
		Salisbury, MD			6
		Saratoga Springs, NY			6
June 13	Finger Lakes Performing Arts Center	Canandaigua, NY	Michael Penn	2,022 (12,500)	3, 6
June 14	Garden State Arts Center	Holmdel, NJ	Michael Penn	3,922 (10,802)	3, 6
		Columbia, MD			6
June 16	Lake Compounce	Bristol, CT	Michael Penn	3,285 (20,000)	3, 4, 5, 6
June 17	Mann Center For the Performing Arts	Philadelphia, PA	Michael Penn	4,938 (13,243)	3, 6
June 19	Great Woods Center For the Performing Arts	Mansfield, MA	Michael Penn		4, 5, 6
June 20	Pier 84	New York, NY	Michael Penn	5,200 (8,406)	3, 6
		Portland, ME			6
June 22	Jones Beach	Wantagh, NY	Michael Penn	9,016 (10,100)	3, 6
		Poughkeepsie, NY			6
UK:
June 30	Herfordshire	Knebworth Park			2
	(Knebworth Festival. Tears For Fears was the first act to play this all day event that included performances from Paul McCartney, Phil Collins, Genesis, Pink Floyd, Elton John, Eric Clapton, Status Quo, Cliff Richard, Robert Plant and Dire Straits. Selections from this performace were released on a 2 CD set entitled Knebworth: The Album. Portions of this concert are also available on a home video release. Entire concert was broadcast globally. After this show, Curt Smith leaves Tears For Fears and would not perform with the band again for more than a decade.)

Sources:

Tour program.
etree.
Pollstar.
Ticket stub.
Concert attended by the webmaster.
Tour t-shirt.
Promotional poster.

1993: Elemental

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
North America:				(and venue capacity)
August 20	Riviera Theatre	Chicago, IL		1,632 (2,300)	3
August 24	Town Hall Theatre	New York, NY		Sold Out (1,358)	3
August 28	SDSU Aztec Bowl	San Diego, CA		10,340 (17,500)	3
	(UB40 headlined this show that also featrued TFF, Terence Trent D'Arby, aka Sananda Maitreya, Gin Blossoms and Urge Overkill.)
August 30	Warfield Theatre	San Francisco, CA		Sold Out (2,150)	3
August 31	Wiltern Theatre	Los Angeles, CA		Sold Out (2,287)	3
September 3	Auditorio Nacional	Mexico City		7,744 (9,902)	3
September 18	New Club Eastbrook	Grand Rapids, MI		1,406 (1,500)	3
September 21	Salle Albert-Rousseau	Quebec, PQ		1,610 (2,000)	3
September 23	Salle Wilfrid-Pelletier	Montreal, PQ		Sold Out (2,750)	3
September 24	Capital Hall	Ottawa, ON		1,087 (1,200)	3
September 25	Massey Hall	Toronto, ON		2,003 (2,200)	3
October 2	Paramount Theatre	Springfield, MA	(local comedian)		1, 2
October 4	State Theatre	New Brunswick, NJ	Jellyfish	1,053 (1,700)	3
October 5	Beacon Theatre	New York, NY	Jellyfish	Sold Out (2,766)	3
October 8	Tower Theatre	Upper Darby, PA	Jellyfish	Sold Out (2,844)	3
October 12	Constitution Hall	Washington, DC	Jellyfish	2,395 (3,111)	3
October 19	Holiday Star Theatre	Merrillville, IN	Jellyfish	2,045 (3,400)	3, 4
October 20	Fox Theatre	Detroit, MI		2,176 (4,830)	3, 4
October 22	Palace Theatre	Columbus, OH			4
October 23	Riverside Theatre	Milwaukee, WI			4
October 24	American Theatre	St. Louis, MO	Jellyfish	1,507 (1,515)	3, 4
October 25	Memorial Hall	Kansas City	Jellyfish	1,818 (3,294)	3, 4
	(National ad states this show took place in Kansas City, MO. Pollstar states this show took place in Kansas City, KS.)
October 27	Paramount Theatre	Denver, CO	Jellyfish	Sold Out (1,870)	3, 4
October 28	Salt Air Amphithatre	Salt Lake City, UT			4
October 30	Alladin Theatre	Las Vegas, NV			4
November 1	5th Avenue Theatre	Seattle, WA	Jellyfish	Sold Out (2,028)	3, 4
November 2	Queen Elizabeth Theatre	Vancouver, BC			4
November 4	Universal Amphitheatre	Las Angeles, CA			4
November 5	Universal Amphitheatre	Las Angeles, CA			4
November 6	Arlington Events Center	Santa Barbara, CA	Jellyfish	Sold Out (1,877)	3, 4
November 7	San Jose Events Center	San Jose, CA	Jellyfish	2,544(3,000)	3, 4
November 9	Symphony Hall	San Diego, CA	Jellyfish	2,671 (2,972)	3, 4
November 10	Gamage Auditorium	Phoenix, AZ	Jellyfish	2,235 (2,679)	3, 4
November 12	Bomb Factory	Dallas, TX			4
November 13	Rockefellers	Houston, TX	Jellyfish	Sold Out (2,020)	3, 4
November 14		San Antonio, TX			4
November 17		Orlando, FL			4
November 18	Mann Performing Arts Hall	Fort Myers, FL			4
November 19	Mahaffey Theater	St. Petersburg, FL		1,241 (1,900)	3, 4
November 20	Broward County Fair	Hollywood, FL			4
Europe:
December 7	Zenith	Paris			1
December 10	Apollo	Manchester			4
December 11	Apollo	Oxford			4
December 13	N.E.C.	Birmingham			4
December 14	Wembley Arena	London			4

Ticket stub.
Concert attended by the webmaster.
Pollstar.
National magazine advertisement.

1996: Raoul and the Kings of Spain

Date	Venue	City	Support	Attendance	Sources
North America:				(and venue capacity)
April 11	Cameo Theater	Miami Beach, FL		Sold Out (1,350)	3
April 12	Tampa Bay Performing Arts Center	Tampa Bay, FL		Sold Out (885)	3
April 13	Roxy Theater	Atlanta, GA	Amanda Marshall	Sold Out (1,500)	3
April 15	Capitol Ballroom	Washington, DC	Amanda Marshall	904 (1,200)	3
April 16	Electric Factory	Philadelphia, PA	Amanda Marshall	1,088 (2,000)	3
April 17	Beacon Theatre	New York, NY		Sold Out (2,766)	3
April 19	Avalon	Boston, MA	Amanda Marshall	1,081 (1,350)	2, 3
April 22	Danforth Music Hall	Toronto, ON	Amanda Marshall	Sold Out (1,079)	3
April 23	St. Andrews Hall	Detroit, MI	Amanda Marshall	Sold Out (1,000)	3
April 25	Newport Music Hall	Columbus, OH	Amanda Marshall	977 (1,000)	3
April 26	Odeon Concert Club	Cleveland, OH	Amanda Marshall	Sold Out (900)	3
April 27	Vic Theatre	Chicago, IL	Amanda Marshall	Sold Out (1,300)	3
April 29	First Avenue	Minneapolis, MN	Amanda Marshall	Sold Out (1,423)	3
May 1	Paramount Theatre	Denver, CO	Amanda Marshall	Sold Out (1,813)	1, 3
May 4	Moore Theatre	Seattle, WA	Amanda Marshall	Sold Out (1,345)	3
May 5	Roseland Theatre	Portland, OR	Amanda Marshall	Sold Out (1,050)	3
May 7	Warfield Theatre	San Francisco, CA	Amanda Marshall	2,073 (2,150)	3
May 11	The Joint	Las Vegas, NV	Amanda Marshall	Sold Out (1,329)	3
Europe:
May 27	Luna Theatre	Brussels			7
June 15	Sheppard's Bush	London			6
South America:
June 25		Rio de Janeiro			5
June 26		Rio de Janeiro			5
June 28		Curitiba			5
June 29		Porto Alegre			5
July 2		Sao Paulo			5
July 3	Olympia	Sao Paulo			5, 6
July 4		Sao Paulo			5
July 6		Brasilia			5

Ticket stub.
Concert attended by the webmaster.
Pollstar.
National magazine advertisement.
Promotional poster.
etree.
Fan report. (Thanks to Stranjluv.)