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Garbage tour

World tour by Garbage
Garbage performing onstage at the Bizarre Festival in Cologne, Germany on Baronial 17, 1996.
Location	North America, Europe, Asia, Australasia
Associated anthology	Garbage
Starting time date	November 5, 1995 (1995-11-05)
End date	December 18, 1996 (1996-12-18)
No. of shows	88 headline shows 50 back up shows 21 rock festivals 15 radio festivals 174 total
Garbage concert chronology
Garbage bout (1995–1996) Version two.0 tour (1998–1999)

The Garbage bout was the debut concert tour past American rock band Garbage, in support of their self-titled debut album (1995). It began on November 5, 1995, in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and concluded on December eighteen, 1996, in Inglewood, California. For the duration of the tour, Garbage's touring line-up was augmented by Daniel Shulman, who had previously been a session musician for Run-D.M.C., on bass guitar. Samplers and MIDI controllers helped the bandmembers to unleash on stage the varied sounds that augmented the studio versions of the songs. Despite all the members of the group having racked up years of touring experience between them prior to forming, Garbage had no initial plans to tour their debut fix; they changed their listen when they found that they enjoyed themselves while filming the music video for their debut single, "Vow". Director Samuel Bayer had encouraged the group to play the vocal live as he filmed them, rather than playing forth to a bankroll track.^{[1] [two]}

The Garbage tour started off with depression-central headlining shows in late 1995, during which time the band visited a number of media cities in North America and Europe.^[3] The band spent the following twelvemonth on bout, performing as the chief human action, spending two split runs as an opening deed for the Smashing Pumpkins on their Infinite Sadness loonshit bout,^[4] performing on TV and radio shows and performing on the bill at rock and radio festivals effectually the globe.^[5] A number of notable acts supported Garbage throughout the run of the tour, including Acetone, Ash, Bis, The Elevator Drops, Fun Lovin' Criminals, The Rentals, Placebo, Polyanna and Polara.^[five] The bout was booked by Kevin Gasser of Creative Artists Agency.^[one] Before the 1996 concerts, the band reworked the songs to make them work improve live, and besides adopted more MIDI guitars to use less keyboards on stage.^[6]

Video camera footage shot by Garbage during the early 1996 bout dates was incorporated into both that year's opening titles of the band's first long-form VHS and VCD compilation, Garbage Video, and the band'southward hour-long retrospective documentary, Thanks For Your Uhhh, Support, which featured on the group's 2007 greatest hits DVD Absolute Garbage.^[7]

Tour dates [edit]

Appointment	City	Country	Venue
North American order bout Back up act: Acetone [8]
Nov 5, 1995	Minneapolis	United States	7th Street Entry
November 6, 1995	Milwaukee		Shank Hall
November 7, 1995	Chicago		Cabaret Metro
Nov nine, 1995	Detroit		St. Andrews Hall
November 10, 1995	Toronto	Canada	Opera House
November 11, 1995	Montreal		Buffet Campus
Nov 13, 1995	New York City	United States	Irving Plaza
November xiv, 1995	Boston		Axis
November 15, 1995	Philadelphia		Theater of Living Arts
November sixteen, 1995	Washington, D.C.		Black Cat
November 17, 1995	Cleveland		Peabody'south Downwardly Under
November 19, 1995	Nashville		Exit/In
November twenty, 1995	Atlanta		The Betoken
European club tour
November 23, 1995	London	Britain	Kentish Town Forum
November 25, 1995	Amsterdam	Netherlands	Melkweg
November 27, 1995	Hamburg	Germany	Grosse Freiheit
Nov 28, 1995	Copenhagen	Kingdom of denmark	Pumphuset
Nov 30, 1995	Brussels	Belgium	VK Club
Dec 1, 1995	Rennes	France	Transmusicales Festival
Dec 3, 1995	Munich	Germany	Wappensaal
Due north American club & radio shows
Dec 5, 1995	Cambridge	U.s.	WBCN Xmas Rave, Center Due east
December 6, 1995	New United kingdom of great britain and northern ireland		Radio 104's Jingle Bell Jam, The Sting
December 7, 1995	Fairfax		HFSMas Nutcracker, Patriot Center
December 9, 1995	Minneapolis		KEGE Vacation Festival, Target Center
December xi, 1995	Portland		KNRK Snowfall Ball, Memorial Coliseum
Dec 12, 1995	Seattle		Moe'southward Mo' Rockin' Cafe
Dec 14, 1995	San Francisco		Slim's
December 15, 1995	Berkeley		Alive 105 Dark-green Christmas, Berkeley Customs Theatre
Dec sixteen, 1995	San Jose		KOME Almost Audio-visual Christmas, SJSU Event Center
December 17, 1995	Universal City		KROQ Most Audio-visual Christmas Universal Amphitheater
Dec xix, 1995	Los Angeles		Viper Room
December 20, 1995			The Roxy
Northward American clubs Support act: The Elevator Drops
February 24, 1996	Dallas	United states	Deep Ellum Live
Feb 26, 1996	Austin		Liberty Lunch
February 27, 1996	Houston		Numbers
Feb 28, 1996	New Orleans		Howling Wolf
March 1, 1996	Saint petersburg		State Theater
March 2, 1996	Fort Lauderdale		The Border
March 3, 1996	Orlando		Renaissance
March iv, 1996	Pensacola		Rosie O'Gradys
March 6, 1996	Chapel Hill		Cat's Cradle
March 7, 1996	Norfolk		The Bait Shack
March viii, 1996	Pittsburgh		Metropol
March 9, 1996	Vernon		Z100 SNOasis, Vernon Valley Ski Area
March 11, 1996	Columbus		Newport Music Hall
March 12, 1996	Cincinnati		Bogart's
March 13, 1996	Indianapolis		Faddy Nightclub
March 14, 1996	Madison		Barrymore Theatre
Britain & Europe Support Acts: Bis, The Rentals
March nineteen, 1996	Wolverhampton	United Kingdom	Borough Hall
March 21, 1996	Glasgow		Barrowland Ballroom
March 22, 1996	Manchester		The Apollo
March 24, 1996	London		Brixton Academy
March 25, 1996	Cambridge		The Corn Exchange
March 26, 1996	Leeds		Town and Country
March 27, 1996	Nottingham		Stone Metropolis
March 30, 1996	Ghent	Belgium	Vooruit
April one, 1996	Berlin	Germany	Metropol
April 3, 1996	Paris	French republic	Élysée Montmartre
April 4, 1996	Frankfurt	Germany	Batshkapp
April 6, 1996	Luxembourg	Luxembourg	Den Atelier
April seven, 1996	Düsseldorf	Germany	Philips Halle
United kingdom Radio Concert Support Deed: Placebo
April 9, 1996	Leeds	United Kingdom	BBC Sound Urban center, Leeds Metropolitan Academy
North America Support Human action: Polara
April 16, 1996	Toronto	Canada	Phoenix
April 17, 1996	Montreal		Spectrum
Apr 18, 1996	Boston	United states	Avalon
Apr xix, 1996	New York Metropolis		Roseland Ballroom
April 21, 1996	Richmond		Classic Amphitheatre
Apr 22, 1996	Washington, D.C.		9:thirty Club
April 23, 1996	Philadelphia		Theater of Living Arts
April 24, 1996	Toronto	Canada	Opera Business firm
Apr 25, 1996	Rochester	U.s.	New York Nites
April 27, 1996	Milwaukee		The Rave
Apr 28, 1996	Chicago		Cabaret Metro
April 29, 1996	Minneapolis		First Artery
April 30, 1996	Denver		Ogden Theatre
May 1, 1996	Salt Lake City		Club DV8
May 3, 1996	Seattle		Lodge DV8
May 4, 1996	Vancouver	Canada	Vogue Theatre
May v, 1996	Portland	U.s.a.	La Luna
May 7, 1996	San Francisco		The Fillmore
May 9, 1996	Pomona		Glass House
May 10, 1996	San Diego		SOMA
May 11, 1996	Hollywood		Hollywood Palace
May 12, 1996	Phoenix		Electric Ballroom
May 13, 1996	Albuquerque
May 15, 1996	Lawrence
May sixteen, 1996	Columbia
May 17, 1996	Madison
May 18, 1996
North American radio festivals
May 25, 1996	Somerset	Usa	93.7 EdgeFest, Float Rite Park Amphitheater
May 26, 1996	Chicago		Q101 Jamboree, New World Music Theatre
May 27, 1996	St. Louis		KPNT Pointfest 5, Riverport Amphitheater
May 29, 1996	Lawrence
June 1, 1996	Washington, D.C.		HFStival, RFK Stadium
June eleven, 1996	Mexico City	Mexico	Teatro Metropolitan
June fourteen, 1996	Mountain View	United States	Alive 105 BFD, Shoreline Amphitheatre
June xv, 1996	Laguna Hills		KROQ Weenie Roast, Irvine Meadows Amphitheatre
June xvi, 1996	Santa Barbara		Backstage
North America arenas Supporting The Cracking Pumpkins on the Infinite Sadness tour
June 25, 1996	Saginaw	United States	Wendler Arena
June 27, 1996	Indianapolis		Marketplace Foursquare Arena
June 29, 1996	Auburn Hills		Palace of Auburn Hills
June 30, 1996	Detroit		State Theatre
July 2, 1996	Buffalo		Buffalo Memorial Auditorium
July 3, 1996	Cleveland		Gund Arena
July 5, 1996	Philadelphia		CoreStates Spectrum
July 6, 1996
July 7, 1996	Hampton		Hampton Coliseum
July 9, 1996	Washington, D.C.		USAir Arena
July x, 1996
July 12, 1996	New York City		Madison Square Garden (Cancelled) [9]
July 13, 1996
July 14, 1996	East Rutherford		Continental Airlines Arena (Cancelled) [10]
July 16, 1996	Pittsburgh		Borough Loonshit (Cancelled)
July 17, 1996	Fort Wayne		Allen County Arena (Rescheduled)
July nineteen, 1996	Moline		The Mark of the Quad Cities (Rescheduled)
July xx, 1996	Kansas City		Kemper Arena (Cancelled)
July 21, 1996	Saint Louis		Kiel Center (Cancelled)
July 22, 1996	San Antonio		Freeman Coliseum (Rescheduled)
July 23, 1996	Oklahoma City		Myriad Arena (Rescheduled)
July 24, 1996	Dallas		Reunion Loonshit (Rescheduled)
July 26, 1996	Austin		Frank Erwin Center (Rescheduled)
July 27, 1996	Lafayette		Cajundome (Rescheduled)
European concerts & festivals Support: Fun Lovin' Criminals
Baronial iii, 1996	Benicàssim	Espana	Benicàssim Festival
August 5, 1996	Stockholm	Sweden	Water Festival
August vi, 1996	Oslo	Norway	Rockefeller Music Hall
Baronial 8, 1996	Copenhagen	Denmark	Grayhalle
August x, 1996	Osnabrück	Frg	Stone am Schloss Festival
August 12, 1996	Leipzig		Piece of cake Auensee
August 13, 1996	Bremen		Modernes
Baronial 14, 1996	Hamburg		Docks Konzerte
August 16, 1996	Annecy	France	Festival D'Annecy
August 17, 1996	Cologne	Germany	Bizarre Festival
August eighteen, 1996	Saint-Malo	France	La Route du Rock Festival
August 20, 1996	Munich	Germany	Nachtwerk
Baronial 21, 1996	Stuttgart		Longhorn
August 23, 1996	Leopoldsburg	Belgium	Pukkelpop Festival
August 24, 1996	Reading	Uk	Reading Festival
August 25, 1996	Biddinghuizen	Netherlands	Lowlands Festival
Asia and Australasia Support Acts: Pollyanna (Australia) and Ash (New Zealand)
September 28, 1996	Singapore	Singapore	Harbour Pavilion
Oct i, 1996	Wan Chai	Hong Kong	Queen Elizabeth Stadium
October three, 1996	Adelaide	Australia	Adelaide Entertainment Centre
October 5, 1996	Brisbane		Livid Festival
October 7, 1996	Sydney		Hordern Pavilion
October 8, 1996	Melbourne		Festival Hall
October xi, 1996	Auckland	New Zealand	North Shore Events Centre
October 12, 1996	Wellington		Queens Wharf
October 15, 1996	Tokyo	Japan	Shibuya Order Quattro
Oct sixteen, 1996
October 17, 1996	Nagoya		Naka-ku Lodge Quattro
October eighteen, 1996	Osaka		Chuo-Ku Gild Quattro
Northward America arenas Supporting The Swell Pumpkins on the Infinite Sadness bout
Oct 23, 1996	Ames	United States	Hilton Coliseum
Oct 25, 1996	Champaign		Assembly Hall
October 26, 1996	Moline		The Marker of the Quad Cities
October 29, 1996	Louisville		Freedom Hall
October 30, 1996	Fort Wayne		Memorial Coliseum
November 1, 1996	Hartford		Hartford Civic Eye
November 2, 1996	Albany		Knickerbocker Arena
November four, 1996	Portland		Cumberland Canton Civic Center
November 5, 1996	Boston		Fleet Heart
November half dozen, 1996	Worcester		Worcester Centrum
November 7, 1996	New York City		Beacon Theater (Headline show)[11]
November 8, 1996	University Park		Bryce Jordan Center (Cancelled)
November 9, 1996	Richmond		Richmond Coliseum (Cancelled)
November 11, 1996	Columbia		Carolina Coliseum
November 12, 1996	Chapel Hill		Dean Smith Center
Nov xv, 1996	Tampa		Ice Palace
November xvi, 1996	Lakeland		Lakeland Center
Nov 17, 1996	Miami		Miami Loonshit
November nineteen, 1996	Atlanta		The Omni
November 22, 1996	Memphis		Pyramid Arena
November 23, 1996	Oklahoma City		Myriad Arena
Nov 24, 1996	Little Rock		Barton Coliseum
November 26, 1996	Lafayette		Cajundome
Nov 27, 1996	Biloxi		Mississippi Coast Coliseum
November 29, 1996	San Antonio		Freeman Coliseum
Nov xxx, 1996	Austin		Frank Erwin Centre
December 1, 1996	Dallas		Reunion Arena
December 3, 1996	Houston		The Tiptop
December 4, 1996	Las Cruces		Pan American Heart
December 5, 1996	Albuquerque		Tingley Coliseum
December 7, 1996	Phoenix		America Westward Loonshit
December ix, 1996	Anaheim		Arrowhead Swimming
Dec 10, 1996
Dec xi, 1996	San Diego		San Diego Sports Loonshit
Dec xiii, 1996	Los Angeles		Universal Amphitheatre
Dec xiv, 1996	San Francisco		Cow Palace
December sixteen, 1996	San Jose		KROQ Almost Audio-visual Christmas, San Jose Arena
Dec 17, 1996	Sacramento		ARCO Loonshit
December eighteen, 1996	Inglewood		Peachy Western Forum

Promotional performances [edit]

Appointment	Evidence	Gear up
September 25. 1995	Top of The Pops	"Only Happy When it Rains", "Queer" (aired on November)
November 22, 1995	MTV's Most Wanted	"Queer", "Only Happy When it Rains"
March 20, 1996	Top of The Pops	"Stupid Girl"
March 28, 1996	TFI Friday	"Stupid Girl", "Simply Happy When it Rains"
April 2, 1996	Nulle Role Ailleurs	"Queer"
April 13, 1996	Saturday Dark Special	"But Happy When information technology Rains"
Apr 14, 1996	Modern Rock Live	Mod Rock Live
June 8, 1996	MTV Movie Awards	"Only Happy When It Rains"
July i, 1996	Beach Firm	"Stupid Daughter"
July 11, 1996	Late Show with David Letterman	"Stupid Girl"
July 14, 1996	An Evening of Sweet Relief	"Boot My Ass", "Supernatural"
Aug 1996	MTV Europe	"Queer"
October 1996	Hey Hey It's Saturday	"Milk"
October 24, 1996	VH1 Fashion Awards	"Stupid Girl"
November fourteen, 1996	MTV Europe Music Awards	"Milk"
November eighteen, 1996	Top of The Pops	"Milk"

Setlists [edit]

North America & Europe club bout (November 5 – December 19, 1995)

"Supervixen" "Stupid Daughter" "My Lover'southward Box" "As Sky is Wide" "Fix Me Now" "Subhuman" "A Stroke of Luck" "Trip My Wire" "Queer" "Only Happy When it Rains" "Non My Thought" "Vow" Encore: "Milk" "Girl Don't Come"

Abbreviated radio festival setlist "Stupid Girl" "Queer" "Only Happy When it Rains" "Not My Idea" "Vow"

The commencement total concert in Minneapolis saw Garbage debut a fourteen-song set, launching with "Supervixen". The initial set included xi songs from their debut album and three b-sides: "Subhuman", "Girl Don't Come up" and "Trip My Wire". For radio festivals, Garbage performed around five tracks, ordinarily starting with "Stupid Girl".^[iii]

North America, Europe, Nippon & Australasia (Feb 23 – Oct 18, 1996)

1. "Queer"
2. "Fix Me Now"
3. "Not My Idea"
4. "Dog New Tricks"
5. "My Lover's Box"
6. "Milk"
7. "Supervixen"
8. "Stupid Girl"
9. "Trip My Wire"
10. "Just Happy When information technology Rains"
11. "Vow"

Encore:

1. "Subhuman"
2. "Kicking My Ass"
3. "Girl Don't Come up"

Garbage launched their 1996 bout in Dallas, Texas by reordering the set, swapping "Subhuman" and "Milk" around and moving "Queer" to the offset of the night. The arrangement of "Queer" is based upon a Danny Saber remix of the song. Garbage debuted an electronica version of "Domestic dog New Tricks" and a encompass version of Vic Chesnutt'due south "Kick My Ass" at the start of the run, while likewise dropping both "As Sky is Broad" and "A Stroke of Luck". This gear up list remains largely unchanged for over six months, although "Subhuman" is dropped post-obit a functioning in Boston's Avalon, and both the song and "As Heaven is Wide" are intermittently played every bit an encore towards the end of the run.^[5]

North America (October 23 – Dec 20, 1996)

1. "Queer"
2. "Set up Me At present"
3. "Not My Idea"
4. "My Lover's Box"
5. "Supernatural", replaced afterward with "#one Crush"
6. "Trip My Wire"
7. "Stupid Girl"
8. "Just Happy When it Rains"
9. "Vow"

The finish of 1996 and Garbage's support slot for the Keen Pumpkins meant that the band finished the year performing an abbreviated set. Autonomously from at one final headline bear witness in New York Urban center's Buoy Theater, "Supervixen", "Canis familiaris New Tricks", "Kick My Donkey" and "Girl Don't Come up" are retired. Garbage perform a new guitar-heavy system of "Milk" a number of times before it is dropped. The run of shows also saw Garbage debut two songs live: a second Vic Chesnutt cover version ("Supernatural") and their early b-side "#ane Beat", which later replaces it.^[3]

Box part score information [edit]

Date	Prove	Venue	City	Tickets sold / available	Gross revenue
June 1, 1996	HFStival	Robert. F. Kennedy Memorial Stadium	Washington, D.C.	64,252 / 64,252 (100%)	Northward/A[12]
November i, 1996	Smashing Pumpkins/Garbage	Hartford Civic Center	Hartford, Connecticut	11,840 / 11,840 (100%)	$296,000[13]
November 2, 1996		Knickerbocker Loonshit	Albany, New York	12, 434 / 12, 434 (100%)	$310,850[xiii]
Nov 26, 1996		Cajundome	Lafayette, Louisiana	ten,682 / 10,682 (100%)	$267,050[14]

References [edit]

1. ^ ^{a b} Borzillo, Carrie (1996). "Garbage's Serendipitous Success". Billboard. Los Angeles: nine, 97.
2. ^ Laskin, Tom (March eight, 1996). "Garbage on the streets". Isthmus . Retrieved Oct 18, 2015.
3. ^ ^{a b c} "Garbage 1995 Setlists". Garbagebase.com. Archived from the original on July 10, 2011. Retrieved July 10, 2011.
4. ^ "Bully Pumpkins Bout History – Dates". SPFC.org. Retrieved April 4, 2010.
5. ^ ^{a b c} "Garbage 1996 Setlists". Garbagebase.com. Archived from the original on July 10, 2011. Retrieved July 10, 2011.
6. ^ Gargano, Paul. From Spooner to Garbage. Shepherd Limited (April 1996)
7. ^ "New Best Of Anthology". Garbage.com. Archived from the original on June twenty, 2009. Retrieved May 22, 2007.
8. ^ O'Connell, Shannon (Dec 2, 1995). Trash On Delivery. U.k.: Melody Maker.
9. ^ "Canceled Shows". Smashing Pumpkins Live Recording Association. Retrieved July ten, 2011.
10. ^ Nightlife; Concerts. New York magazine. 1996. p. 76.
11. ^ Concerts. New York magazine. 1996. p. 115.
12. ^ Box Score Concert Gross. June 22, 1996. Retrieved July seven, 2011.
13. ^ ^{a b} Box Score Concert Gross. December 7, 1996. Retrieved July 7, 2011.
14. ^ Box Score Concert Gross. Dec 14, 1996. Retrieved July 7, 2011.

External links [edit]

• Garbage official website
• Garbage setlist archive: 1995/1996

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Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Garbage_tour

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