It's My Life Tour
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| It's My Life Tour | ||
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| Tour by Tin Machine | ||
| Locations | Europe United States Japan |
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| Supporting album | Tin Machine II | |
| Start date | 5 October 1991 | |
| End date | 17 February 1992 | |
| Legs | 3 | |
| Shows | 69 | |
| Tin Machine tour chronology | ||
| Tin Machine Tour (1989) |
It’s My Life Tour (1991-92) |
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The Tin Machine It's My Life Tour opened on 5 October 1991 after two warm-up shows, one press show and three trade-industry shows. The concert tour itinerary took in twelve countries and sixty-nine performances, a larger outing than the low-key Tin Machine Tour of 1989. Joined onstage by guitarist, Eric Schermerhorn, Tin Machine, presented songs from the Tin Machine album and the Tin Machine II album, augmented with cover versions of songs from the Pixies, Neil Young and The Moody Blues.
The Hamburg Docks performance on 24 October 1991, was filmed and later released on the video, Oy Vey, Baby: Tin Machine Live At The Docks, with the song Baby Can Dance from the same performance appearing on the compilation album Best of Grunge Rock. The Boston, Chicago, New York, Sapporo and Tokyo performances were recorded with selected songs released on the July 1992 album Tin Machine Live: Oy Vey, Baby.
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[edit] Tour Band
- David Bowie - vocals, guitar, alto & tenor saxophone
- Reeves Gabrels - lead guitar, vocals
- Tony Sales - bass guitar, vocals
- Hunt Sales - drums, vocals
- Eric Schermerhorn - rhythm guitar, vocals
[edit] Tour Rehearsals
- 10/08/1991
The Factory Studios - Dublin, Eire - 11/08/1991 The Factory Studios - Dublin, Eire
- 12/08/1991 The Factory Studios - Dublin, Eire
- 13/08/1991 The Factory Studios - Dublin, Eire
- 14/08/1991 The Factory Studios - Dublin, Eire
- 15/08/1991 The Factory Studios - Dublin, Eire
[edit] Tour Warm-Up Shows
[edit] Press Show
- 25/08/1991
Rockit Cargo - LAX Airport, Los Angeles, CA
[edit] Trade Shows
- 07/09/1991 Mariott - Minneapolis, MN
- 10/09/1991 Mariott - Los Angeles, CA (Warehouse Entertainment)
- 12/09/1991 Slim's - San Francisco, CA (National Association of Broadcasters Convention)
[edit] Tour Dates
[edit] Europe
- 05/10/1991
Teatro Smeraldo - Milan, Italy - 06/10/1991 Teatro Smeraldo - Milan, Italy
- 08/10/1991 Palazzetto Dello Sport - Florence, Italy
- 09/10/1991 Teatro Brancaccio - Rome, Italy
- 10/10/1991 Teatro Brancaccio - Rome, Italy
- 12/10/1991
Circus Krone - Munich, Germany - 14/10/1991 Stadthalle - Offenbach, Germany
- 15/10/1991 Forum - Stuttgart, Germany
- 17/10/1991 Neue Welt - Berlin, Germany
- 19/10/1991
Falkoner Teatret - Copenhagen, Denmark - 21/10/1991
Circus - Stockholm, Sweden - 22/10/1991
Oslo Konserthus - Oslo, Norway - 24/10/1991 Docks - Hamburg, Germany
- 25/10/1991 Music Hall - Hanover, Germany
- 26/10/1991 E-Werk - Cologne, Germany
- 28/10/1991
Muziekcentrum Vredenburg - Utrecht, Netherlands - 29/10/1991
Olympia - Paris, France - 30/10/1991 Le Zénith - Paris, France
- 31/10/1991
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Ancienne Belgique - Brussels, Belgium - 02/11/1991
Civic Hall - Wolverhampton, England - 03/11/1991 International 2 - Manchester, England
- 05/11/1991 Mayfair - Newcastle upon Tyne, England
- 06/11/1991 Royal Court - Liverpool, England
- 07/11/1991
Barrowlands - Glasgow, Scotland - 09/11/1991 Corn Exchange - Cambridge, England
- 10/11/1991 Brixton Academy - Brixton, England
- 11/11/1991 Brixton Academy - Brixton, England
[edit] North America
- 15/11/1991 Tower Theater - Philadelphia, PA
- 16/11/1991 The Citadel - Washington, D.C.
- 17/11/1991 Tower Theater - Philadelphia, PA
- 19/11/1991 Toad's Place - New Haven, CT
- 20/11/1991 Orpheum Theater - Boston, MA
- 24/11/1991 New Campus Club - Providence, RI
- 25/11/1991 The Sting - New Britain, CT
- 27/11/1991 The Academy - New York, NY
- 29/11/1991 The Academy - New York, NY
- 01/12/1991
La Brique - Montreal, QC - 02/12/1991 La Brique - Montreal, QC
- 03/12/1991 The Concert Hall - Toronto, ON
- 04/12/1991 Clubland - Detroit, MI
- 06/12/1991 Agora Metropolitan - Cleveland, OH
- 07/12/1991 Riviera Theatre - Chicago, IL
- 09/12/1991 Bronco Bowl - Dallas, TX
- 10/12/1991 Back Alley - Houston, TX
- 13/12/1991 Variety Arts Theater - Los Angeles, CA
- 14/12/1991 Spreckels Theater - San Diego, CA
- 15/12/1991 Spreckels Theater - San Diego, CA
- 17/12/1991 The Warfield - San Francisco, CA
- 18/12/1991 The Warfield - San Francisco, CA
- 20/12/1991 Paramount Theatre - Seattle, WA
- 21/12/1991 Commodore Ballroom - Vancouver, BC
[edit] Japan
- 29/01/1992
Kaikan Dai Ichi Hall - Kyoto, Japan - 30/01/1992 Festival Hall - Osaka, Japan
- 31/01/1992 Festival Hall - Osaka, Japan
- 02/02/1992 Kyusyu Kouseinenkin Kaikan - Fukuoka, Japan
- 03/02/1992 Kouseinenkin Kaikan - Hiroshima, Japan
- 05/02/1992 NHK Hall - Tokyo, Japan
- 06/02/1992 NHK Hall - Tokyo, Japan
- 07/02/1992 Bunka Taiikukan - Yokohama, Japan
- 10/02/1992 Kouseinenkin Kaikan - Sapporo, Japan
- 11/02/1992 Kouseinenkin Kaikan - Sapporo, Japan
- 13/02/1992 Sunplaza Hall - Sendai, Japan
- 14/02/1992 Soniku City Hall - Oumiya, Japan
- 17/02/1992 Budokan Hall - Tokyo, Japan
[edit] References
- Nicholas Pegg, The Complete David Bowie, Reynolds & Hearn Ltd, 2004, ISBN 1-903111-73-0
- David Buckley, Strange Fascination: The Definitive Biography of David Bowie, Virgin Books, 1999, ISBN 1-85227-784X
