David Bowie Concerts 1990s

1990 Sound + Vision Tour

Opening on the 4th March 1990, The Sound+Vision World Tour took in twenty-two countries and produced one hundred and seven performances. The band consisted of: David Bowie (vocals, guitar, saxophone), Adrian Belew (lead guitar), Michael Hodges (drums), Erdal Kizilcay (bass) and Rick Fox (keyboards).

JANUARY

23rd	Rainbow Theatre	London	England (Sound+Vision Tour Press Conference)

MARCH

4th	Colisee de Quebec	Quebec	Canada

6th	Forum	Montreal	Canada

7th	Skydome	Toronto	Canada

10th	Winnipeg Arena	Winnipeg	Canada

12th	Northlands Coliseum	Edmonton	Canada

13th	Saddledome	Calgary	Canada

15th	Pacific National Exhibition Coliseum	Vancouver	Canada

19th	National Exhibition Centre Arena	Birmingham	England

20th	National Exhibition Centre Arena	Birmingham	England

23rd	Royal Highland Exhibition Centre	Edinburgh	Scotland

24th	Royal Highland Exhibition Centre	Edinburgh	Scotland

26th	London Arena	Limeharbour, London	England

27th	London Arena	Limeharbour, London	England

28th	London Arena	Limeharbour, London	England

30th	Sport Paleis Ahoy	Rotterdam	Holland

APRIL

1st	Westfalenhalle	Dortmund	Germany - Cancelled

2nd	Bercy	Paris	France

3rd	Bercy	Paris	France

5th	Festhalle	Frankfurt	Germany

7th	Alsterdorfer Sportshalle	Hamburg	Germany

8th	Deutschlandhalle	Berlin	Germany

10th	Olympiahalle	Munich	Germany

11th	Schleyer-halle	Stuttgart	Germany

13th	Palatrussardi	Milan	Italy

14th	Palatrussardi	Milan	Italy

17th	Palauer	Rome	Italy

18th	Palauer	Rome	Italy

20th	Vorst Nationaal	Brussels	Belgium

21st	Vorst Nationaal	Brussels	Belgium

22nd	Westfalenhalle	Dortmund	Germany

27th	Arena	Miami	United States Of America

29th	Civic Center	Pensacola	United States Of America

MAY

1st	Arena	Orlando	United States Of America

4th	Florida Suncoast Dome	St. Petersburg	United States Of America

5th	Coliseum	Jacksonville	United States Of America

7th	Omni Arena	Atlanta	United States Of America

9th	Dean E. Smith Center	Chapel Hill, NC	United States Of America

12th	Keio Plaza Hotel	Tokyo	Japan (Sound+Vision Tour Press Conference)

15th	Dome	Tokyo	Japan

16th	Dome	Tokyo	Japan

20th	British Columbia Place Stadium	Vancouver	Canada

21st	Tacoma Dome	Seattle	United States Of America

23rd	Los Angeles Sports Arena	Los Angeles	United States Of America

24th	California Expo	Sacramento	United States Of America

26th	Dodger Stadium	Los Angeles	United States Of America

28th	Shoreline Amphitheatre	Mountain View, CA	United States Of America

29th	Shoreline Amphitheatre	Mountain View, CA	United States Of America

JUNE

1st	McNichols Arena	Denver	United States Of America

2nd	McNichols Arena	Denver	United States Of America

4th	Starplex Amphitheatre	Dallas	United States Of America

6th	Frank Irwin Center	Austin	United States Of America

7th	The Woodlands Pavilion	Houston	United States Of America

9th	Sandstone Amphitheatre	Bonner Springs, KS	United States Of America

10th	St. Louis Arena	St. Louis	United States Of America

12th	Deer Creek Music Center	Indianapolis	United States Of America

13th	Marcus Amphitheatre	Milwaukee	United States Of America

15th	World Music Theatre	Tinley Park, Chicago	United States Of America

16th	World Music Theatre	Tinley Park, Chicago	United States Of America

19th	Richfield Coliseum	Cleveland	United States Of America

20th	Richfield Coliseum	Cleveland	United States Of America

22nd	The Palace of Auburn Hills	Detroit	United States Of America

24th	The Palace of Auburn Hills	Detroit	United States Of America

25th	The Palace of Auburn Hills	Detroit	United States Of America

27th	Coca-Cola Star Lake Amphitheatre	Pittsburgh	United States Of America

30th	City Park	St. John's, NF	United States Of America

JULY

2nd	Moncton Coliseum	Moncton	Canada

4th	C.N.E. Stadium	Toronto	Canada

6th	Landsdowne Park	Ottawa	Canada

7th	Saratoga Performing Arts Center	New York	United States Of America

9th	Spectrum Arena	Philadelphia	United States Of America

10th	Spectrum Arena	Philadelphia	United States Of America

12th	Spectrum Arena	Philadelphia	United States Of America

13th	Spectrum Arena	Philadelphia	United States Of America

16th	Nassau Veterans' Mem. Coliseum	Uniondale	United States Of America

18th	Merriweather Post Pavilion	Columbia	United States Of America

19th	Merriweather Post Pavilion	Columbia	United States Of America

21st	Foxboro Stadium	Foxboro	United States Of America

23rd	Civic Center	Hartford	United States Of America

25th	Niagara Falls Convention Center	Niagara Falls, NY	United States Of America

29th	Giants Stadium	East Rutherford, NJ	United States Of America

AUGUST

4th	Milton Keynes Bowl	Milton Keynes	England

5th	Milton Keynes Bowl	Milton Keynes	England

7th	Maine Road Stadium	Manchester	England

9th	The Point Depot	Dublin	Ireland

10th	The Point Depot	Dublin	Ireland

13th	Les Arenes	Frejus	France

16th	Flanders Expo	Gent	Belgium

18th	Stadspark 'De Goffert'	Nijmegen	Holland

19th	MECC Stadium	Maastricht	Holland

22nd	Jordal Stadion	Oslo	Norway

24th	Olympic Stadion	Stockholm	Sweden

25th	KBH Indraetspark	Copenhagen	Denmark

26th	KBH Indraetspark	Copenhagen	Denmark

29th	Linz - Stadion	Linz	Austria

31st	Weißensee Sportplätze	East Berlin	Germany

SEPTEMBER

1st	Veechtewiese	Schuttorf	West Germany - Festival

2nd	Baden-Wuerttemberg	Ulm	West Germany - Festival

4th	MTK Stadion	Budapest	Hungary

5th	Stadion Dinamo	Zagreb	Yugoslavia

6th	Festa Nationale di Modena	Modena	Italy - Festival

11th	Hipodromo las Mestas de Gijon	Gijon	Spain

12th	Rockodromo de la Casa de Campo	Madrid	Spain

14th	Alvalade Stadium (Sons de Mar)	Lisbon	Portugal

16th	Estadi Olímpic de Montjuïc	Barcelona	Spain

20th	Rio Palace Hotel	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil (Sound+Vision Tour Press Conference)

20th	Sambodromo de Rio	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil

22nd	Estadio de Palmeiras	São Paulo	Brazil

23rd	Estadio de Palmeiras	São Paulo	Brazil

25th	Olympia	São Paulo	Brazil

27th	Estadio Nacional (Rock In Chile Festival)	Santiago	Chile

29th	River Plate Stadium (Derby Rock Festival)	Buenos Aires	Argentina

1991

1991-1992 Tin Machine "It's My Life" Tour

Opening on 5th October 1991, after two warm-up gigs and four press/trade industry only shows, the Tin Machine "It's My Life" World Tour visited fifteen countries and produced sixty nine performances. The band consisted of: David Bowie (vocals, guitar, alto & tenor saxophones), Reeves Gabrels (lead guitar), Tony Sales (bass, vocals), Hunt Sales (drums, vocals) and Eric Schermerhorn (rhythm guitar, vocals).

MAY - Morrissey World Tour

26th	Inglewood Forum	Los Angeles, CA (David joined Morrissey on stage for an encore of Marc Bolan's 'Cosmic Dancer'

JULY

?	?	Saint Malo	Northern France - Rehearsals

AUGUST

10th	The Factory Studios	Ringsend, Dublin	Ireland - Rehearsals Start

11th	The Factory Studios	Ringsend, Dublin	Ireland - Rehearsals

12th	The Factory Studios	Ringsend, Dublin	Ireland - Rehearsals

13th	The Factory Studios	Ringsend, Dublin	Ireland - Rehearsals

14th	The Factory Studios	Ringsend, Dublin	Ireland - Rehearsals

15th	The Factory Studios	Ringsend, Dublin	Ireland - Rehearsals Finish

16th	The Baggot Inn	Dublin	Ireland - Warm-Up Show

19th	The Waterfront Rock Cafe	Dublin	Ireland - Warm-Up Show

25th	Rockit Cargo LAX, LA Airport	Los Angeles	United States - Press Show

During September, the band played three U.S. Trade Only Industry Conventions.

* The first took place between the 4th and 7th.

** The second show was an event for retailers entitled 'Warehouse Entertainment.

*** The third was for the National Association Of Broadcasters Convention.

SEPTEMBER

7th	Marriott City Center	Minneapolis	United States - Trade Show*

10th	Mariott	Los Angeles	United States - Trade Show**

12th	Slim's	San Francisco	United States - Trade Show***

OCTOBER

5th	Teatro Smeraldo	Milan	Italy

6th	Teatro Smeraldo	Milan	Italy

8th	Palasport	Florence	Italy

9th	Teatro Brancaccio	Rome	Italy

10th	Teatro Brancaccio	Rome	Italy

12th	Circus Krone	Munich	Germany

14th	Stadthalle	Offenbach	Germany

15th	Forum am Schlosspark	Ludwigsburg, Stuttgart	Germany

17th	Neue Welt	Berlin	Germany

19th	Falconer Salen (SAS Center)	Copenhagen	Denmark

21st	Cirkus	Stockholm	Sweden

22nd	Konserthus	Oslo	Norway

23rd	Docks	Hamburg	Germany - Rearranged*

24th	Docks	Hamburg	Germany

25th	Music Hall	Hannover	Germany

26th	E-Werk	Cologne	Germany

28th	Muziekcentrum Vredenburg	Utrecht	Holland

29th	Olympia	Paris	France

30th	Le Zenith	Paris	France

31st	Ancienne Belgique	Brussels	Belgium

NOVEMBER

2nd	Civic Hall	Wolverhampton	England

3rd	International 2	Manchester	England

5th	Mayfair	Newcastle Upon Tyne	England

6th	Royal Court Theatre	Liverpool	England

7th	Barrowland Ballroom	Glasgow	Scotland

9th	Corn Exchange	Cambridge	England

10th	Brixton Academy	London	England

11th	Brixton Academy	London	England

15th	Tower Theater	Philadelphia	United States Of America

16th	The Citadel Centre	Washington, DC	United States Of America

17th	Tower Theater	Philadelphia	United States Of America

19th	Toads Place	New Haven	United States Of America

20th	Orpheum Theatre	Boston	United States Of America

24th	New Campus Club	Providence	United States Of America

25th	The Sting	New Britain	United States Of America

27th	The Academy	New York City	United States Of America

29th	The Academy	New York City	United States Of America

DECEMBER

1st	La Brique	Montreal	Canada

2nd	La Brique	Montreal	Canada

3rd	The Concert Hall	Toronto	Canada

4th	Clubland (The State Theatre)	Detroit	United States Of America

6th	Agora Metropolitan Ballroom	Cleveland	United States Of America

7th	Riviera	Chicago	United States - Charity Show

9th	Bronco Bowl	Dallas	United States Of America

10th	Back Alley	Houston	United States Of America

12th	Hollywood Palladium	Los Angeles	United States Of America

13th	Variety Arts Theatre	Los Angeles	United States Of America

14th	Spreckels Theatre	San Diego	United States Of America

15th	Spreckels Theatre	San Diego	United States Of America

17th	The Warfield	San Francisco	United States Of America

18th	The Warfield	San Francisco	United States Of America

20th	Paramount Theatre	Seattle	United States Of America

21st	Commodore Ballroom	Vancouver	Canada

1992

JANUARY

29th	Kaikan Dai-ichi Hall	Kyoto	Japan

30th	Festival Hall	Osaka	Japan

31st	Festival Hall	Osaka	Japan

FEBRUARY

2nd	Kyu-Syu-Kousei-Nenkin-Kaikan	Fukuoka	Japan

3rd	Kousei-Nenkin-Kaikan	Hiroshima	Japan

5th	NHK Hall	Tokyo	Japan

6th	NHK Hall	Tokyo	Japan

7th	Bunka-Taiikukan	Yokohama	Japan

10th	Kousei-Nenkin-Kaikan	Sapporo	Japan

11th	Kousei-Nenkin-Kaikan	Sapporo	Japan

13th	Sunplaza Hall	Sendai	Japan

14th	Soniku City Hall	Oumiya	Japan

17th	Budokan Hall	Tokyo	Japan

APRIL - The Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert for Aids Awareness

?	Bray Studios	Windsor	England - Rehearsals

19th	Wembley Stadium	London	England - Rehearsals

20th	Wembley Stadium	London	England

1993

DECEMBER - Concert Of Hope

1st	Wembley Arena	London	England

David was co-compere for this AIDS Charity Benefit Show and did not sing. Other guests included George Michael, Mick Hucknell and kd Lang

1995

1995-1996 Outside Tour and Festivals

Opening on the 14th September 1995, The Outside World Tour took in twenty six countries and produced a total of ninety two performances. The band consisted of: David Bowie (vocals/saxophone), Peter Schwartz (keyboards), Reeves Gabrels (lead guitar), Gail Ann Dorsey (bass/vocals), Carlos Alomar (guitar), Zachary Alford (drums), Mike Garson (keyboards) and George Simms (backing vocals/keyboards).

For the start of the tour in the US, Nine Inch Nails were special guests. Five songs were performed with Nine Inch Nails: 'Subterraneans', 'Scary Monsters', 'Reptile', 'Hallo Spaceboy' and 'Hurt'.

For the UK/European leg, Morrissey was the special guest until he decided to leave the tour before the gig at the Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre in Aberdeen on 29th November.

SEPTEMBER

11th	The Meadows Music Theatre	Hartford	United States - Rehearsals

12th	The Meadows Music Theatre	Hartford	United States - Rehearsals

13th	The Meadows Music Theatre	Hartford	United States - Dress Rehearsal

14th	The Meadows Music Theatre	Hartford	United States Of America

16th	Great Woods Center Perf. Arts	Mansfield	United States Of America

17th	Hershey Park Stadium	Hershey	United States Of America

18th	The Grand Ballroom, Manhattan Center	New York	United States Of America - Charity Benefit for The Joseph Papp Public Theater)

David performed 'A Small Plot Of Land' and 'My Death' with Mike Garson accompanying him on keyboards. Other artists performing at this fundraising event included: Iggy Pop, Heavy D and Salt-N-Pepa.

20th	SkyDome	Toronto	Canada

22nd	Camden Entert. Waterfront Center	Philadelphia	United States Of America

23rd	Starlake Amphitheatre	Burgettstown	United States Of America

27th	Meadowlands Arena	East Rutherford, NJ	United States Of America

28th	Meadowlands Arena	East Rutherford, NJ	United States Of America

30th	Blossom Music Center	Cuyahoga Falls, Cleveland	United States Of America

OCTOBER

1st	New World Music Theatre	Tinley Park, Chicago	United States Of America

3rd	Auburn Hills Palace	Auburn Hills, Detroit	United States Of America

4th	Polaris Amphitheatre	Columbus	United States Of America

6th	Nissan Pavilion at Stone Ridge	Bristow, VA	United States Of America

7th	Walnut Creek Amphitheatre	Raleigh, NC	United States Of America

9th	Lakewood Amphitheatre	Atlanta	United States Of America

11th	Riverport Amphitheatre	Maryland Heights, St. Louis	United States Of America

13th	Starplex Amphitheatre	Dallas	United States Of America

14th	Budweiser Southpark Meadows	Austin	United States Of America

16th	McNichols Arena	Denver	United States Of America

18th	Blockbuster Desert Sky Pavilion	Phoenix	United States Of America

19th	Thomas & Mack Center	Las Vegas	United States Of America

21st	Shoreline Amphitheatre	Mountain View	United States Of America

24th	Tacoma Dome	Tacoma, Seattle	United States Of America

25th	Rose Garden	Portland	United States Of America

28th	Great Western Forum	Los Angeles	United States Of America

29th	Great Western Forum	Los Angeles	United States Of America

31st	Hollywood Palladium	Los Angeles	United States Of America

NOVEMBER

8th	Elstree Studios	Borehamwood	England - Rehearsals Start

13th	Elstree Studios	Borehamwood	England - Rehearsals Finish

13th	Wembley Arena	London	England - Rehearsals

14th	Wembley Arena	London	England

15th	Wembley Arena	London	England

17th	Wembley Arena	London	England

18th	Wembley Arena	London	England

20th	National Exhibition Centre Arena	Birmingham	England

21st	National Exhibition Centre Arena	Birmingham	England

24th	Kings Hall	Belfast	Northern Ireland - Rearranged

24th	Point Depot	Dublin	Ireland

26th	Westpoint Arena	Exeter	England

27th	International Arena	Cardiff	Wales

29th	Scottish Exhibition & Conf. Centre	Aberdeen	Scotland

30th	Scottish Exhibition & Conf. Centre	Glasgow	Scotland

DECEMBER

3rd	Sheffield Arena	Sheffield	England

4th	Sheffield Arena	Sheffield	England - Cancelled

5th	Kings Hall	Belfast	Northern Ireland

6th	Nynex Arena	Manchester	England - Rearranged

7th	Newcastle Arena	Newcastle	England

8th	Nynex Arena	Manchester	England

13th	National Exhibition Centre Hall 5	Birmingham	England - Big Twix Mix Show

1996

1996 JANUARY

14th	? Helsinki	Finland - Rehearsals Start

15th	? Helsinki	Finland - Rehearsal

16th	? Helsinki	Finland - Rehearsals Finish

17th	Icehall	Helsinki	Finland

19th	Globe Arena	Stockholm	Sweden

20th	Scandinavium	Gothenburg	Sweden

22nd	Spektrum	Oslo	Norway

24th	Valbyhallen	Copenhagen	Denmark

25th	Sporthalle	Hamburg	Germany

27th	Vorst Nationaal	Brussels	Belgium

28th	Prins Van Oranjehal	Utrecht	Holland

30th	Westfalenhalle	Dortmund	Germany

31st	Festhalle	Frankfurt	Germany

FEBRUARY

1st	Deutschlandhalle	Berlin	Germany

3rd	Sportovini Hala	Prague	Czech Republic

4th	Stadthalle	Vienna	Austria

6th	Hala Tivoli	Ljublijana	Slovenia

8th	Palatrussardi	Milan	Italy

9th	Palasport di Casalecchio	Bologna	Italy

11th	Halle Tony Garnier	Lyon	France

13th	Arena	Geneva	Switzerland

14th	Hallenstadion	Zurich	Switzerland

16th	Le Galaxie	Amneville, Metz	France

17th	Le Zenith	Lille	France

18th	Salle Expos-Aeroport	Rennes	France

20th	Palais Omnisports	Paris	France

The band line-up now consists of: David Bowie (vocals/saxophone), Reeves Gabrels (lead guitar), Gail Ann Dorsey (bass/vocals), Zachary Alford (drums) and Mike Garson (keyboards).

JUNE

4th	Budokan Hall	Tokyo	Japan

5th	Budokan Hall	Tokyo	Japan

7th	Century Hall	Nagoya	Japan

8th	Kousei-Nenkin-Kaikan	Hiroshima	Japan

10th	Castle Hall	Osaka	Japan

11th	Kyusyu-Kousei-Nenkin-Kaikan	Kokura	Japan

13th	Sun Palace	Fukuoka	Japan

15th	White Nights Festival	St. Petersburg	Russia - Cancelled

16th	White Nights Festival	St. Petersburg	Russia - Cancelled

18th	Kremlin Palace Concert Hall	Moscow	Russia

20th	Laugardalsholl Arena	Reykjavik	Iceland

22nd	Loreley Freilichtbuhne	St. Goarshausen	Germany

23rd	Super Rock Festival	Lisbon	Portugal

25th	Zenith Omega	Toulon	France

28th	Peissnitzinsel "Outside" Festival	Halle	Germany

30th	Roskilde Festival	Roskilde	Denmark

JULY

1st	P.A.O. Stadium	Athens	Greece

3rd	Ha-Yarkron Park	Tel-Aviv	Israel

5th	Torhout Festival	Torhout	Belgium

6th	Festival Terrein	Werchter	Belgium

7th	Eurokennes Festival	Belfort	France

9th	Curva Stadium Olimpico	Rome	Italy

10th	Espace Fontveille	Monte Carlo	Monaco

12th	Escalarre Festival	Escalarre	Spain

14th	St. Polten Festival	St. Polten	Austria

16th	Sports Palais Ahoy	Rotterdam	Holland

18th	Phoenix Festival, Long Marston Airfield	Stratford-upon-Avon	England

20th	SWF3 Open Air Festival	Balingen	Germany

21st	Bellinzona Open Air Festival	Bellinzona	Switzerland

SEPTEMBER - USA East Coast Ballroom Tour

6th	Electric Factory	Philadelphia	United States Of America

7th	Capitol Ballroom	Washington, DC	United States Of America

13th	Avalon Ballroom	Boston	United States Of America

14th	Roseland Ballroom	New York City	United States Of America

The band consisted of: David Bowie (vocals, guitar, saxophone), Reeves Gabrels (lead guitar), Gail Ann Dorsey (bass, vocals), Zachary Alford (drums) and Mike Garson (keyboards).

OCTOBER - Bridge School Benefit Concert

19th	Shoreline Amphitheatre	Mountain View, California	United States of America - 6pm

20th	Shoreline Amphitheatre	Mountain View, California	United States of America - 2pm

The band consisted of: David Bowie (vocals, guitar and bottle caps), Reeves Gabrels (lead guitar, backing vocals) and Gail Ann Dorsey (bass, vocals, bottle caps).

1997

1997 Earthling Tour and Festivals

The Earthling World Tour began on the 7th June 1997, after four warm-up shows. The band consisted of: David Bowie (vocals, guitar, alto & baritone saxophone), Reeves Gabrels (lead guitar), Gail Ann Dorsey (bass, vocals, keyboards), Zachary Alford (drums, percussion) and Mike Garson (keyboards). At some shows the band were named the "Tao Jones Index" for the 'Drum 'n' Bass' set.

1997 JANUARY - 50th Birthday Benefit Show

3rd	SIR Studios	New York City	United States Of America - Rehearsals

4th	SIR Studios	New York City	United States Of America - Rehearsals

7th	Meadows Music Theater	Hartford	United States Of America - Rehearsals

9th	Madison Square Garden	New York City	United States Of America

The band consisted of: David Bowie (vocals, guitar, saxophone), Reeves Gabrels (lead guitar), Gail Ann Dorsey (bass, vocals), Zachary Alford (drums) and Mike Garson (keyboards). Special Guests: Frank Black, The Foo Fighters, Sonic Youth, Robert Smith, Lou Reed and Billy Corgan. All proceeds from the show were donated to the 'Save The Children' charity organisation.

APRIL

20th	The Factory Studios	Ringsend, Dublin	Ireland - Rehearsals Start

MAY

16th	The Factory Studios	Ringsend, Dublin	Ireland - Rehearsals Finish

17th	The Factory Studios	Ringsend, Dublin	Ireland - Secret Show

?	Brixton Academy	London	England - Rehearsals

31st	Hanover Grand	London	England - Rehearsals

JUNE

2nd	Hanover Grand	London	England - Warm-Up Show

3rd	Hanover Grand	London	England - Warm-Up Show

5th	Grosse Freiheit	Hamburg	Germany - Warm-Up Show

7th	Flughafen Blankense	Lubeck	Germany

8th	Bieberer Berg Stadion	Offenbach	Germany

10th	Paradiso	Amsterdam	Holland

11th	Muziekcentrum Vredenburg	Utrecht	Holland

13th	Essen Stadium	Essen	Germany - Cancelled

13th	Westfalenhalle	Dortmund	Germany

14th	Parc des Princes	Paris	France

16th	La Trocadiere	Nantes-Reze	France

17th	La Medocquine	Bordeaux	France

19th	Maison des Sports	Clermont-Ferrand	France

21st	AGRA-Gelaende	Leipzig	Germany

22nd	Neu-Biberg Airport	Munich	Germany

24th	Sommer Arena	Vienna	Austria

25th	Congress Centre	Prague	Czech Republic

28th	Kalvoeya Festival	Oslo	Norway

29th	Ruisrock Festival	Turku	Finland

JULY

1st	Stadium Zagreb	Zagreb	Croatia

2nd	Piazza del Duomo	Pistoia	Italy

4th	Torhout Festival	Torhout	Belgium

5th	Festival Terrein	Werchter	Belgium

6th	Midtfyns Festival	Ringe	Denmark

8th	Stadio Rigamonti	Brescia	Italy

10th	Ilva di Bagnoli (Love Festival)	Napoli	Italy

11th	Rocce Rosse	Arbatax	Italy

13th	Out In The Green	Frauenfeld	Switzerland

15th	Las Ventas Bullring	Madrid	Spain - Cancelled

15th	Aqua Lung	Madrid	Spain

16th	Pebellon de Principe Felipe	Zaragoza	Spain

17th	Velódromo de Anoeta	San Sebastián	Spain

19th	Phoenix Festival (Radio 1 Tent)	Stratford-upon-Avon	England - Tao Jones Index

20th	Phoenix Festival	Stratford-upon-Avon	England

22nd	Barrowland Ballroom	Glasgow	Scotland

23rd	Academy	Manchester	England

25th	Mulleplatsen	Malmo	Sweden

26th	Lollipop Festival	Stockholm	Sweden

27th	Stadion Lechii	Gdansk	Poland - Cancelled

29th	Theatre Romain de Fourviere	Lyon	France

30th	Pinede Gould	Juan-les-Pins	France

AUGUST

1st	The Que Club	Birmingham	England

2nd	Royal Court Theatre	Liverpool	England

3rd	Riverside	Newcastle Upon Tyne	England

5th	Rock City	Nottingham	England

6th	Town & Country Club	Leeds	England

8th	Olympia Theatre	Dublin	Ireland

9th	Olympia Theatre	Dublin	Ireland

11th	Shepherds Bush Empire	London	England

12th	Shepherds Bush Empire	London	England

14th	Student Island Fest	Budapest	Hungary

SEPTEMBER

5th	PNE Forum	Vancouver	Canada - Rehearsal

6th	Plaza of Nations	Vancouver	Canada

7th	Paramount Theatre	Seattle, WA	United States Of America

9th	Warfield Theatre	San Francisco	United States Of America

10th	Hollywood Athletic Club	Los Angeles	United States Of America

12th	Universal Amphitheatre	Universal City	United States Of America

13th	Universal Amphitheatre	Universal City	United States Of America

15th	Warfield Theatre	San Francisco	United States Of America

16th	Warfield Theatre	San Francisco	United States Of America

19th	Vic Theatre	Chicago	United States Of America

21st	State Theatre	Detroit	United States Of America

22nd	State Theatre	Detroit	United States Of America

24th	Metropolis	Montreal	Canada

25th	Metropolis	Montreal	Canada

27th	The Warehouse	Toronto	Canada

28th	The Warehouse	Toronto	Canada

30th	Orpheum Theatre	Boston	United States Of America

OCTOBER

1st	Orpheum Theatre	Boston	United States Of America

3rd	Electric Factory	Philadelphia	United States Of America

4th	Electric Factory	Philadelphia	United States Of America

7th	The Chili Pepper	Fort Lauderdale	United States Of America

8th	The Chili Pepper	Fort Lauderdale	United States Of America

10th	International Ballroom	Doraville	United States Of America

12th	The Ballroom	Washington, DC	United States Of America

13th	Supper Club	New York	United States Of America

14th	The Capitol Theatre, Port Chester, NY (MTV 10 Spot TV Concert)

15th	Radio City Music Hall (G.Q. Awards)	New York	United States Of America

17th	Aragon Ballroom	Chicago	United States Of America

18th	Roy Wilkins Auditorium	St. Paul, MN	United States Of America

23rd	Foro Sol (Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez)	Mexico City	Mexico

31st	Pedreira Paulo Leminski	Curitiba	Brazil

NOVEMBER

1st	Pista de Atletismo	São Paulo	Brazil

2nd	Metropolitan	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil

5th	Estadio Nacional	Ñuñoa, Santiago	Chile

7th	Ferrocarril Oeste Stadium	Buenos Aires	Argentina

DECEMBER

6th	Universal Amphitheatre	Los Angeles	United States Of America

7th	Kezar Pavilion	San Francisco	United States Of America

1998

JANUARY - Howard Stern Birthday Party

29th	Hammersmith Ballroom	New York City	United States Of America

This performance was in aid of Howard Stern's birthday party. David performed three songs: 'Fame', 'Hallo Spaceboy' and 'I'm Afraid Of Americans'.

1999

FEBRUARY - Brit Awards 1999

16th	Docklands Arena	London	England

At the Brit Awards 1999, David and Placebo performed Marc Bolan/T.Rex song '20th Century Boy'.

MARCH - Placebo US Tour 1999

29th	Irving Plaza	New York City	United States Of America

David joined Placebo for a two song encore of 'Without You, I'm Nothing' and the Marc Bolan/T.Rex song '20th Century Boy'.

OCTOBER - 'hours...' Promotional Tour

7th	John Henry Rehearsal Complex	Kings Cross, London	England

9th	Wembley Stadium (NetAid)	London	England

10th	The HQ Club	Dublin	Ireland

14th	Élysée Montmartre	Paris	France

17th	Libro Music Hall	Vienna	Austria

NOVEMBER - 'hours...' Promotional Tour

19th	The Kit Kat Klub	New York City	United States Of America

DECEMBER - 'hours...' Promotional Tour

2nd	The Astoria	London WC2	England

4th	Alcatraz	Milan	Italy

7th	Vega	Copenhagen	Denmark

31st	Gisborne 2000 'First Light' Festival	Gisborne	New Zealand* - Cancelled

The band consisted of: David Bowie (vocals, acoustic guitar), Mark Plati (guitar, bass guitar), Gail Ann Dorsey (bass guitar), Page Hamilton (lead guitar), Mike Garson (keyboards), Sterling Campbell (drums), Holly Palmer and Emm Gryner (backing vocals).

* 31st December: The Gisborne 2000 'First Light' Festival was to feature David Bowie, Split Enz, Dame Kiri Te Kanawa and The New Zealand Symphony Orchestra. Apparently, David had written a special 'Millennium song' that he had planned to perform at the concert. Four months earlier, on 9th August, the management representing David Bowie and Split cited their conviction that "the promoters do not have the ability or financing to complete the necessary infrastructure, production and marketing arrangements required for a safe and successful Festival. It is a great disappointment to the Artists that Year 2000 Festival Entertainment Company Ltd. cannot meet its obligations. All concerned have postponed this decision to the last possible moment, in the hopes that the Promoters would be able to solve their internal problems. Unfortunately, they have not."