GARBAGE have kicked off 20 Years Queer world tour that will run through America, Europe and Russia
October 09, 2015
One of the most influencial bands on alternative rock scene with 17 million records sold, Garbage are now celebrating their 20th anniversary of their first record with a world tour, which kicked off earlier this week in San Diego. The tour got the name 20 Years Queer, and after the first couple of shows the reviewers already claim that there is “nothing trashy about Garbage’s concert”. The group has also introduced a new, remastered version of their debut, self-titled album specially on this occasion.
The setlist of the anniversary tour consists of the entire debut album from 1995. Garbage will play the U.S. and Canada first and then head to Europe and Russia for the rest of the tour. See below the full list of dates as well as the recent video interview Garbage did on KROQ.
The new debut album interpretation from Garbage features early, previously unreleased tracks plus new versions of favorites such as ‘Subhuman,’ ‘Vow’ and ‘Only Happy When It Rains.’
And now comes the best part. At the Wednesday show in Oakland, Butch Vig told the crowd the band was not nearing the end – just the other way around: “We are almost finished with our sixth album. We are going to come out and tour again next year”, he annnounced to the delighted fans.
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Garbage ’20 Years Queer’ Tour Dates:
10/10 Las Vegas, NV —Blvd Pool — Cosmopolitan Hotel
10/13 Houston, TX — Bayou Music Center
10/14 Austin, TX — Stubb’s Waller Creek Aphitheater
10/15 Dallas, TX — South Side Ballroom
10/17 Chicago, IL — The Riviera Theatre
10/18 Madison, WI — Orpheum
10/19 Royal Oak, MI — Royal Oak Theater
10/21 Boston, MA — Orpheum
10/23 Westbury, NY ‑ The Space At Westbury
10/24 Brooklyn, NY — Kings Theater
10/26 Toronto, ON — Phoenix Concert Theatre10/28
Washington, DC — 9:30 Club
10/29 Washington, DC — 9:30 Club
10/31 Cologne, Germany — Palladium
11/02 Copenhagen, Denmark — Store Vega
11/04 Tillburg, Holland — 013
11/05 Brussels, Belgium — Forest National
11/07 Paris, France — Zenith
11/08 London, UK — Brixton Academy
11/09 London, UK — Brixton Academy
11/11 Moscow, Russia — Crocus City Hall
11/13 Manchester, UK — Academy
11/14 Edinburgh, UK — Usher Hall
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