List of Ramones concerts

The following is a list of concert performances by the Ramones, complete through 1996.^[1] They performed 2,263 concerts over the course of 22 years.^[2]

1974

Date	City	Country	Venue	Other act(s)
March 30, 1974	New York City	United States	Performance Studio
August 16, 1974			CBGB	Angel & the Snake
August 17, 1974				Angel & the Snake
August 24, 1974
August 25, 1974
August 29, 1974
August 30, 1974
August 31, 1974				Angel & the Snake
September 1, 1974
September 2, 1974			Unknown venue
September 7, 1974			CBGB
September 8, 1974
September 15, 1974
September 17, 1974
September 22, 1974
September 24, 1974
October 1, 1974
October 6, 1974
October 8, 1974
October 12, 1974				Blondie
October 13, 1974				Blondie
October 20, 1974
October 31, 1974				Blondie
November 1, 1974
November 2, 1974
November 3, 1974
November 16, 1974			Performance Studio
November 17, 1974			CBGB
November 22, 1974			Truck and Warehouse Theater	Television
December 7, 1974			Performance Studio	Blondie
December 20, 1974			Performance Studio

1975

Date^[3]^[4]	City	Country	Venue	Other act(s)
February 3, 1975	New York City	United States	Arturo Vega's Loft
February 14, 1975			Brandy's II
February 28, 1975			Performance Studio
March 1, 1975			Performance Studio
March 6, 1975			CBGB
March 7, 1975
March 8, 1975
April 11, 1975			Performance Studio
April 14, 1975			CBGB	Marbles
April 15, 1975			CBGB	Marbles
April 25, 1975			Performance Studio	Blondie
May 12, 1975			CBGB	Marbles
May 13, 1975			CBGB	Marbles
May 30, 1975			Coventry	The Heartbreakers
June 5, 1975			CBGB	Talking Heads Mumps
June 6, 1975
June 7, 1975
June 8, 1975
June 20, 1975				Talking Heads
June 21, 1975
June 22, 1975
July 4, 1975				Blondie
July 5, 1975
July 6, 1975
July 11, 1975	Waterbury		Palace Theater
July 16, 1975	New York City		CBGB	Blondie Tuff Darts Talking Heads
July 17, 1975
July 18, 1975
July 31, 1975				Talking Heads
August 1, 1975				Talking Heads
August 22, 1975				The Planets
August 23, 1975
August 24, 1975
September 12, 1975			Performance Studio	Blondie
September 13, 1975			Performance Studio
October 3, 1975			Mother's Club
October 4, 1975
October 5, 1975
October 24, 1975			CBGB
October 25, 1975
October 26, 1975
November 21, 1975
November 22, 1975
November 23, 1975
December 18, 1975				Mink DeVille
December 19, 1975				Mink DeVille
December 31, 1975			Sea of Clouds	The Heartbreakers

1976

Date	City	Country	Venue	Opening act(s)
North America^[4]^[5]
January 30, 1976	New York City	United States	CBGB	Co-headlining with: The Heartbreakers
January 31, 1976
February 1, 1976
February 25, 1976	Nashua		Mount St. Mary Seminary
February 26, 1976	Cambridge		The Club
February 27, 1976	Brockton		Brockton High School	Maze
March 6, 1976	Belleville		Ricco's	The Runaways
March 22, 1976	Roslyn		My Father's Place	Co-headlining with: The Heartbreakers
April 1, 1976	New York City		CBGB	Milk 'N' Cookies
April 2, 1976
April 3, 1976
April 9, 1976	Trenton		Phase V	Co-headlining with: Blondie
April 10, 1976	Trenton		Phase V	Co-headlining with: Blondie
April 18, 1976	New York City		Max's Kansas City (Easter Rock Festival)	—
May 10, 1976			The Bottom Line	Dr. Feelgood
May 11, 1976			The Bottom Line	Dr. Feelgood
May 12, 1976	Cambridge		The Club
May 13, 1976	New York City		CBGB	Milk 'N' Cookies Joe Cool
May 14, 1976
May 15, 1976
May 20, 1976	Cambridge		The Club
May 21, 1976
May 22, 1976
May 28, 1976	New Canaan		New Canaan High School
May 29, 1976	Fairfield		Andrew Warde High School
June 10, 1976	Dover		The Showplace
June 11, 1976	New York City		Max's Kansas City
June 12, 1976	New York City		Max's Kansas City
~~June 19, 1976~~	Cleveland		Unknown venue
June 20, 1976	Youngstown		Tomorrow Club
Europe
July 4, 1976	London	England	The Roundhouse	Supporting: Flamin' Groovies
July 5, 1976	London	England	Dingwalls	Supporting: Flamin' Groovies
North America^[6]^[7]
July 13, 1976	Roslyn	United States	My Father's Place
July 16, 1976	Islip		Unknown venue
July 17, 1976	Islip		Unknown venue
July 18, 1976*	Asbury Park		Giulio's South	Wolfgang
July 22, 1976*	New Haven		Arcadia Ballroom	The Brats
North America^[8]^[9]^[10]^[11]^[12]^[13]
August 11, 1976	West Hollywood	United States	The Roxy	Co-headlining with: Flamin' Groovies
August 12, 1976			The Roxy	Co-headlining with: Flamin' Groovies
August 16, 1976			Starwood Club	The Quick
August 17, 1976			Starwood Club	The Quick
August 19, 1976	San Francisco		Savoy Tivoli	Duck's Breath Mystery Theatre
August 20, 1976
August 21, 1976
August 22, 1976
August 23, 1976	Hungtinton Beach		The Golden Bear
August 24, 1976
August 25, 1976
August 26, 1976			Fest A Faire
August 27, 1976	Redondo Beach		The Smokestack	Earth Quake
August 28, 1976	Redondo Beach		The Smokestack
August 29, 1976	Berkeley		The Keystone
September 2, 1976	Hempstead		Calderone Concert Hall	The Good Rats
September 3, 1976	Norwalk		Friar Tuck's
September 4, 1976	Norwalk		Friar Tuck's
September 9, 1976	New York City		CBGB	The Poppees
September 10, 1976				The Poppees
September 11, 1976				The Fast
September 12, 1976	White Plains		Fore 'n' Aft
September 14, 1976	Poughkeepsie		Sal's Last Chance Saloon	Blondie
September 17, 1976	Westport		Players Tavern	Dirty Angels
September 18, 1976	Westport		Players Tavern	Dirty Angels
September 19, 1976	Dover		The Showplace	Talking Heads
September 24, 1976*	Toronto	Canada	New Yorker Theater	John Lovsin and his Invisible Band
September 25, 1976	Toronto	Canada	New Yorker Theater	John Lovsin and his Invisible Band
September 27, 1976	Roslyn	United States	My Father's Place	Talking Heads
September 28, 1976	Roslyn		My Father's Place
October 8, 1976	New York City		Max's Kansas City
October 9, 1976	New York City		Max's Kansas City
October 17, 1976	Detroit		Royal Oak Music Theatre	Supporting: Flamin' Groovies
October 22, 1976	Washington, D.C.		Childe Harold
October 23, 1976
October 24, 1976
October 29, 1976	Johnson City		Freedom Hall Civic Center	Supporting: Blue Öyster Cult
October 30, 1976	Richmond		Shafer Court	Single Bullet Theory Rocking Horse
November 12, 1976	Newport		Unknown venue
November 13, 1976	Newport		Unknown venue
November 24, 1976	Atlanta		Alex Cooley's Electric Ballroom	Gasolin'
November 25, 1976
November 26, 1976
November 27, 1976

* - Show included a matinée

Typical setlist

"Loudmouth"
"Beat on the Brat"
"Blitzkrieg Bop"
"I Remember You"
"Glad to See You Go"
"Chain Saw" or "Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment"
"53rd & 3rd"
"I Wanna Be Your Boyfriend"
"Havana Affair"
"Listen to My Heart"
"California Sun" (Joe Jones cover)
"Judy Is a Punk"
"I Don't Wanna Walk Around with You"
"Today Your Love, Tomorrow the World"

Encore:

"Now I Wanna Sniff Some Glue"
"Let's Dance" (Chris Montez cover)

1977

Date^[14]	City	Country	Venue	Supporting act(s)
North America^[15]^[16]^[17]^[18]^[19]
January 28, 1977	Boston	United States	The Rathskeller	—
January 29, 1977
January 30, 1977
February 2, 1977*	Roslyn		My Father's Place
February 3, 1977	New York City		CBGB	Suicide
February 4, 1977	New York City		CBGB	Suicide
	Uniondale		Nassau Coliseum	Supporting: Blue Öyster Cult
	New York City		CBGB	Suicide
February 5, 1977	New York City		CBGB	Suicide
February 8, 1977	Dover		The Showplace	—
February 10, 1977	Poughkeepsie		Mid-Hudson Civic Center	Supporting: Blue Öyster Cult
February 16, 1977	West Hollywood		Whisky a Go Go	Co-headlining with: Blondie
February 17, 1977
February 18, 1977
February 19, 1977
February 20, 1977
February 22, 1977	San Francisco		Mabuhay Gardens	The Nuns
February 23, 1977	San Francisco		Mabuhay Gardens	The Nuns
February 24, 1977	Campbell		Bodega	—
February 25, 1977	Berkeley		The Keystone	Earthquake
February 26, 1977	Berkeley		The Keystone	Stoneground
February 28, 1977	Palo Alto		The Keystone	—
March 2, 1977	Sacramento		Slick Willy's	—
March 4, 1977	Bremerton		Natacha's	Baby
March 5, 1977	Aberdeen		Rocker Tavern	—
March 6, 1977*	Seattle		Olympic Hotel	Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
March 10, 1977	Encinitas		La Paloma Theatre	Hollywood Stars
March 11, 1977	San Bernardino		The Bogart	—
March 12, 1977*	San Diego		The Backdoor	Hollywood Stars
March 13, 1977	Norwalk		Goldenwest Ballroom	Van Halen The Dogs
March 15, 1977	Denver		Ebbets Field	Ravers
March 16, 1977	Denver		Ebbets Field	Ravers
March 25, 1977	Buffalo		Moot Hall	The Dictators
March 26, 1977	Countryside		Union Plaza	—
March 27, 1977	Detroit		Unknown venue	—
March 28, 1977	Ann Arbor		The Second Chance	Sonic's Rendezvous Band
March 31, 1977	New York City		CBGB	—
April 1, 1977
April 2, 1977*
April 3, 1977
April 8, 1977	Westport		Westport Country Playhouse
April 9, 1977	Philadelphia		Houston Hall
April 10, 1977	West Islip		Ubie's OTJ
April 13, 1977	Roslyn		My Father's Place	The Cramps
April 14, 1977	Roslyn		My Father's Place	The Cramps
April 15, 1977^[20]	Salisbury		The Frolics	DMZ
April 16, 1977	Salisbury		The Frolics	DMZ
April 17, 1977	Boston		The Rathskeller	—
April 20, 1977	New York City		CBGB	The Cramps
Europe^[21]^[22]^[23]^[24]^[25]
April 24, 1977	Zürich	Switzerland	Volkshaus	Co-headlining with: Talking Heads
April 27, 1977	Geneva	Switzerland	Faubourg Hall
April 28, 1977	Lyon	France	La Cigale
April 30, 1977	Le Havre		Le Chapiteau
May 2, 1977	Paris		Le Bataclan
May 3, 1977	Orléans		Unknown venue
May 4, 1977	Lille		Citadel of Lille
May 5, 1977	Brussels	Belgium	Paul Emile-Janson Auditorium
May 6, 1977	Amsterdam	Netherlands	Paradiso
May 7, 1977	Eindhoven		Effenaar
May 8, 1977	Groningen		Huize Maas
May 10, 1977	Rotterdam		The Lantern
May 11, 1977	Utrecht		Rasa
May 12, 1977	Copenhagen	Denmark	Unknown venue
May 15, 1977	Stockholm	Sweden	Jarlateatern
May 16, 1977	Helsinki	Finland	Kulttuuritalo
May 17, 1977	Tampere	Finland	Tampere Polytechnic
May 19, 1977	Liverpool	England	Eric's
May 20, 1977	Leeds	England	Leeds Polytechnic
May 21, 1977	Glasgow	Scotland	University of Strathclyde
May 22, 1977	Manchester	England	The Electric Circus
May 23, 1977	Doncaster		Outlook Club
May 24, 1977	Birmingham		Barbarella's
May 26, 1977	Aylesbury		Maxwell Hall
May 28, 1977	Slough		Slough College	Co-headlining with: The Boomtown Rats Talking Heads
May 29, 1977	Croydon		The Greyhound	Co-headlining with: Talking Heads
May 30, 1977	Bristol		Colston Hall
May 31, 1977	Swindon		Brunel Rooms
June 1, 1977	Plymouth		Plymouth Top Rank
June 2, 1977	Penzance		Penzance Winter Gardens
June 4, 1977	Canterbury		Canterbury Odeon
June 5, 1977	London		The Roundhouse	Co-headlining with: Talking Heads Supported by: The Saints
June 6, 1977	London		The Roundhouse	Co-headlining with: Talking Heads Supported by: The Saints
North America^[26]^[27]^[28]^[29]^[30]
June 9, 1977	New York City	United States	CBGB	The Cramps
June 10, 1977
June 11, 1977
June 17, 1977*	Toronto	Canada	New Yorker Theater	Dead Boys
June 18, 1977	Toronto	Canada	New Yorker Theater	Dead Boys
June 21, 1977	Schaumburg	United States	B'Ginnings	—
June 23, 1977^[31]	Madison		El Tejon	Nicknames
June 24, 1977	Waukesha		Waukesha County Exposition Center	—
June 26, 1977	Ann Arbor		The Second Chance	Sonic's Rendezvous Band
June 28, 1977	Cincinnati		Bogart's	The Nerves
June 29, 1977	Waukegan		Unknown venue	—
June 30, 1977	Rockford		Stardust Lounge	—
July 1, 1977	Saint Paul		Kelly's Pub	The Suicide Commandos
July 2, 1977	Saint Paul		Kelly's Pub	The Suicide Commandos
July 4, 1977	Milwaukee		Henry Maier Festival Park (Summerfest)	—
July 6, 1977	Chicago		Ivanhoe Theater	The Dictators
July 8, 1977	Lebanon		Unknown venue	—
July 14, 1977	Austin		Armadillo World Headquarters	Aalon
July 15, 1977	Houston		Liberty Hall	Equinox Aalon
July 16, 1977	Houston		Liberty Hall	Equinox Aalon
July 18, 1977^[32]	San Antonio		Randy's Rodeo	The Nerves
July 20, 1977	Killeen		Tremors	—
July 24, 1977	Dallas		Electric Ballroom	The Nervebreakers Mink DeVille
July 28, 1977	Huntington Beach		The Golden Bear	—
July 30, 1977	San Francisco		Winterland Arena	Co-headlining with: The Dictators Supported by: The Nuns Widowmaker
August 4, 1977	Seattle		Paramount Theatre	Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers Mink Deville
August 5, 1977	Portland		Paramount Theater	Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers Mink Deville
August 6, 1977	Vancouver	Canada	Commodore Ballroom	The Lewd
August 10, 1977	West Hollywood	United States	Whisky a Go Go	Milk 'N' Cookies
North America^[33]
October 1, 1977	Dover	United States	The Showplace	—
October 4, 1977	Waterbury		Palace Theater	Supporting: Iggy Pop
October 6, 1977	New York City		The Palladium
October 8, 1977	Montreal	Canada	Auditorium le Plateau
October 9, 1977	Toronto	Canada	Masonic Temple
October 11, 1977	Washington, D.C.	United States	The Bayou	—
October 12, 1977	Upper Darby		Tower Theater	Supporting: Iggy Pop
October 15, 1977	Baltimore		Baltimore Civic Center
October 19, 1977	Cleveland		Cleveland Music Hall
October 20, 1977	Detroit		Cobo Center
October 21, 1977	West Hollywood		Whisky a Go Go	Martin Mull
October 22, 1977	Chicago		Aragon Ballroom	Supporting: Iggy Pop
October 27, 1977	New York City		CBGB	Suicide
October 28, 1977				Suicide
October 29, 1977				—
October 30, 1977				—
November 5, 1977	Providence		Alumnae Hall	Nervous Eaters
November 7, 1977	Poughkeepsie		Unknown venue	—
November 8, 1977	Philadelphia		Stars
November 11, 1977	Pittsburgh		Antonino's Showcase
November 12, 1977	Pittsburgh		Antonino's Showcase
November 14, 1977	Marcy		Four Acres
November 15, 1977	Providence		Lupo's Heartbreak Hotel
November 16, 1977	Amherst		Amherst College
November 18, 1977	Boston		Orpheum Theatre	Talking Heads Eddie and the Hot Rods
November 19, 1977	Passaic		Capitol Theatre	Tuff Darts Talking Heads Eddie and the Hot Rods
November 23, 1977	Detroit		Masonic Temple Theater	Skafish Talking Heads Eddie and the Hot Rods
November 25, 1977	Chicago		Aragon Ballroom	Skafish Eddie and the Hot Rods
Europe
December 17, 1977	Carlisle	England	Carlisle Market Hall	The Rezillos
December 18, 1977	Edinburgh	Scotland	Clouds
December 19, 1977	Glasgow	Scotland	The Apollo
December 20, 1977	Newcastle	England	Newcastle City Hall
December 21, 1977	Manchester		Manchester Apollo
December 23, 1977	Cambridge		Cambridge Corn Exchange
December 28, 1977	Birmingham		Top Rank Suite
December 29, 1977	Hanley		Victoria Hall
December 30, 1977	Aylesbury		Maxwell Hall	Generation X The Rezillos
December 31, 1977	London		Rainbow Theatre (Recording for It's Alive)	Generation X The Rezillos

* - These shows included a matinée

First setlist (Leg 2)

"Loudmouth"
"Beat on the Brat"
"Blitzkrieg Bop"
"I Remember You"
"Glad to See You Go"
"Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment"
"You're Gonna Kill That Girl"
"Carbona Not Glue"
"Oh Oh I Love Her So"
"Commando"
"I Wanna Be Your Boyfriend"
"Havana Affair"
"Listen to My Heart"
California Sun
"Judy Is a Punk"
"I Don't Wanna Walk Around With You"
"Pinhead"

Encore:

"Now I Wanna Sniff Some Glue"
"Today Your Love, Tomorrow the World"

Encore 2:

"Suzy Is a Headbanger"
"Chain Saw"
"Let's Dance" (Chris Montez cover)

Encore 3:

"53rd & 3rd"
"Now I Wanna Be a Good Boy"

Second setlist (Leg 5)

"Rockaway Beach"
"Teenage Lobotomy"
"Blitzkrieg Bop"
"I Wanna Be Well"
"Glad to See You Go"
"Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment"
"You're Gonna Kill That Girl"
"I Don't Care"
"Sheena Is a Punk Rocker"
"Havana Affair"
"Commando"
"Here Today, Gone Tomorrow"
"Surfin' Bird" (The Trashmen cover)
"Cretin Hop"
"Listen to My Heart"
"California Sun" (Joe Jones cover)
"I Don't Wanna Walk Around with You"
"Pinhead"

Encore:

"Do You Want to Dance" (Bobby Freeman cover)
"Chain Saw"
"Today Your Love, Tomorrow the World"

Encore 2:

"Now I Wanna Be a Good Boy"
"Suzy Is a Headbanger"
"Let's Dance" (Chris Montez cover)

Encore 3:

"Oh Oh I Love Her So"
"Now I Wanna Sniff Some Glue"
"We're a Happy Family"

1978

Date^[34]^[35]	City	Country	Venue	Supporting act(s)
Europe
January 1, 1978	London	England	Rainbow Theatre	Generation X The Rezillos
North America^[36]^[37]^[38]^[39]
January 5, 1978	New Haven	United States	Toad's Place	—
January 6, 1978	Hartford		Hartford Civic Center	—
January 7, 1978	New York City		The Palladium	The Runaways Suicide
January 9, 1978	Dover		The Showplace	—
January 13, 1978	Buffalo		He's & She's	The Runaways Suicide
January 14, 1978	Detroit		Masonic Temple Theater	The Runaways Sonic's Rendezvous Band
January 15, 1978	Youngstown		Tomorrow Club	The Runaways
January 16, 1978	Cleveland		Agora Ballroom
January 18, 1978	Madison		Bunky's
January 19, 1978	Milwaukee		The Electric Ballroom
January 20, 1978	Chicago		Aragon Ballroom	The Runaways The Diodes
January 21, 1978	Minneapolis		Minneapolis Auditorium	The Runaways
January 23, 1978	Kansas City		One Block West	The Runaways
January 27, 1978	Santa Monica		Santa Monica Civic Auditorium	The Runaways The Quick
January 30, 1978	San Francisco		Old Waldorf	Crime The Dils
January 31, 1978	San Francisco		Old Waldorf	Crime The Dils
February 2, 1978	Eugene		Lane County Civic Center	—
February 3, 1978	Seattle		Paramount Theatre	The Runaways
February 4, 1978	Portland		Paramount Theater	The Runaways The Lewd
February 7, 1978	San Diego		Montezuma Hall	The Runaways
February 8, 1978	Tempe		Dooley's	The Runaways
February 10, 1978	Albuquerque		University of New Mexico	Kidd
February 12, 1978	Tulsa		Cain's Ballroom	—
February 14, 1978	San Antonio		Randy's Rodeo	The Runaways
February 17, 1978	Austin		Armadillo World Headquarters
February 18, 1978	Fort Worth		Panther Hall
February 19, 1978	Houston		On the Border
February 21, 1978	New Orleans		McAlister Auditorium
February 22, 1978	Baton Rouge		The Kingfish
February 25, 1978	Atlanta		Atlanta Municipal Auditorium	The Runaways Cruise-o-Matic
February 27, 1978	Charlotte		Charlotte Park Center	The Runaways
March 2, 1978	Orlando		The Great Southern Music Hall
March 3, 1978	Miami		Maurice Gusman Cultural Center
March 6, 1978	Belleville		Downtown Belleville
March 8, 1978	Ann Arbor		The Second Chance	Willie Alexander and the Boom Boom Band Destroy All Monsters
March 9, 1978	Columbus		Sugar Shack	—
March 10, 1978	Cincinnati		Bogart's	The Runaways
March 12, 1978	Urbana		Champaign County Fairgrounds	—
March 13, 1978	Lorain		The Flying Machine	The Runaways
March 15, 1978	Norfolk		Old Dominion University
March 17, 1978	Baltimore		Painter's Mill Music Fair
March 18, 1978	Upper Darby		Tower Theater	The Runaways The Jam
March 19, 1978	Washington, D.C.		Warner Theatre	The Runaways
March 21, 1978	Boston		Paradise Rock Club
March 22, 1978	Boston		Paradise Rock Club
March 24, 1978	Hempstead		Calderone Concert Hall
March 25, 1978	Passaic		Capitol Theatre
March 31, 1978^[40]	Syracuse		The Brookside	The Runaways The Flashcubes
April 1, 1978	Cowanshannock		The Landmark	The Runaways
April 2, 1978	Jamestown		Jamestown Savings Bank Arena	The Runaways
April 4, 1978	Toronto	Canada	University of Toronto	—
April 5, 1978	Toronto	Canada	University of Toronto	—
April 16, 1978	Trenton	United States	Trenton State College	Dead Boys
April 20, 1978	Rochester		Penny Arcade	Czar
April 21, 1978	Wilkes-Barre		Wilkes University	Supporting act for: Patti Smith
April 23, 1978	Toledo		Toledo Speedway	—
April 24, 1978	East Lansing		Dooley's
April 25, 1978	Indianapolis		The Vogue
April 27, 1978	Franklin		Unknown venue
April 29, 1978	Willimantic		The Shaboo Inn
May 4, 1978	New York City		CBGB (Tommy's last show)
North America^[41]^[42]
June 29, 1978	Poughkeepsie	United States	Sal's Last Chance Saloon (Marky's first show)	—
July 1, 1978	East Brunswick		East Brunswick High School	—
July 2, 1978	Warwick		TG's East	Jumpers
July 5, 1978	Roslyn		My Father's Place	Richard Hell and the Voidoids
July 7, 1978	Boston		Paradise Rock Club	The Real Kids
July 8, 1978
July 9, 1978
July 10, 1978	Providence		Lupo's Heartbreak Hotel	—
July 12, 1978	Portland		The Loft	—
July 16, 1978	Youngstown		Tomorrow Club	David Johansen
July 17, 1978	East Lansing		Dooley's	Destroy All Monsters
July 19, 1978	Flint		Flint Athletic Club	—
July 21, 1978	Columbus		Bicentennial Pavilion
July 23, 1978	Cincinnati		Bogart's
July 25, 1978	Palatine		Unknown venue
July 26, 1978	Madison		Bunky's
July 27, 1978	DeKalb		Red Lion Inn	Wazmo Nariz
July 29, 1978	Kansas City		Granada Theater	—
July 30, 1978	Springfield		Springfield Expo Center	—
July 31, 1978	St. Louis		Mississippi Nights	The Symptoms
August 1, 1978	Champaign		Red Lion Inn	—
August 2, 1978	Moraine		The Alley	—
August 5, 1978	Asbury Park		Asbury Park Convention Hall	Supporting act for: Patti Smith
August 11, 1978	New York City		Hurrah	The Mumps
August 12, 1978
August 13, 1978
August 18, 1978	Dover		Elks Lodge	The Cramps
August 19, 1978	Willimantic		Shaboo Inn	—
August 21, 1978	New Haven		Unknown venue	Shrapnel
August 26, 1978	New Brunswick		Red Fox Inn	The Bees Sic Fox The Instigators
Europe^[43]^[44]^[45]^[46]
September 5, 1978	Helsinki	Finland	Työväentalo	—
September 7, 1978	Stockholm	Sweden	Domino
September 8, 1978	Malmö		Dad's Dance Hall
September 9, 1978	Ronneby		Club Ron
September 11, 1978	Hamburg	West Germany	Markthalle Hamburg
September 12, 1978	West Berlin	West Germany	Neue Welt
September 14, 1978	Brussels	Belgium	Theater 140	The Werewolves
September 15, 1978	Amsterdam	Netherlands	Paradiso	The Reducers
September 16, 1978	Arnhem	Netherlands	Stokvishal	Space Speedtwins^[47]
September 18, 1978	Paris	France	Le Batacan	The Lou's
September 23, 1978	Belfast	Northern Ireland	Ulster Hall	Snips
September 24, 1978	Dublin	Ireland	State Cinema
September 26, 1978	Bristol	England	Locarno
September 28, 1978	Newcastle		Newcastle City Hall
September 29, 1978	Manchester		Free Trade Hall
September 30, 1978	Birmingham		Birmingham Odeon
October 2, 1978	London		Hammersmith Odeon
October 3, 1978	Cardiff	Wales	Cardiff University
October 4, 1978	Leeds	England	University of Leeds
October 5, 1978	Coventry	England	University of Warwick
October 6, 1978	Edinburgh	Scotland	University of Edinburgh
October 7, 1978	Glasgow	Scotland	Queen Margaret Union
North America
October 19, 1978	New Haven	United States	Toad's Place	—
October 21, 1978	New York City		Queens College	—
October 22, 1978	Providence		Walsh Gymnasium	Support act for: Patti Smith
October 23, 1978	Philadelphia		Walnut Street Theatre	Nick Gilder
October 25, 1978	Rensselaer		Hullabaloo	The Flashcubes
October 26, 1978	Amherst		University of Massachusetts Amherst	—
October 27, 1978	Washington, D.C		Ontario Theater	—
October 28, 1978	Richmond		Virginia Commonwealth University	Support act for: Foreigner
North America^[48]^[49]
November 12, 1978	Raleigh	United States	The Pier	Th' Cigartez
November 13, 1978	Atlanta		Omni Coliseum	Support act for: Black Sabbath
November 15, 1978	Highwood		Minstrel's Alle	Tutu & The Pirates
November 17, 1978	Omaha		The Music Box	Charlie Burton and Rock Therapy
November 18, 1978	Saint Paul		St. Paul Civic Center	Support act for: Foreigner
North America
December 1, 1978	San Bernardino	United States	Swing Auditorium	Support act for: Black Sabbath
December 2, 1978	Stockton		Conservatory of Music	—
December 4, 1978	Long Beach		Long Beach Arena	Support act for: Black Sabbath
December 5, 1978	Phoenix		Arizona Veterans Memorial Coliseum	Support act for: Black Sabbath
December 14, 1978	West Hollywood		The Roxy (Filming for Rock 'n' Roll Highschool)	—
December 15, 1978^[50]	San Diego		Montezuma Hall	The Penetrators
December 18, 1978	Costa Mesa		Cuckoo's Nest	—
December 24, 1978	West Hollywood		Whisky a Go Go
December 25, 1978
December 27, 1978				Quiet Riot
December 28, 1978	San Francisco		Winterland Ballroom	Support act for: The Tubes
December 29, 1978	Reno		Washoe County Fairgrounds	Support act for: Eddie Money
December 30, 1978	Santa Cruz		Santa Cruz Civic Auditorium	Support act for: Rick Derringer
December 31, 1978	San Jose		San Jose Center for the Performing Arts	Support act for: The Tubes

First setlist (Legs 1-2)

"Rockaway Beach"
"Teenage Lobotomy"
"Blitzkrieg Bop"
"I Wanna Be Well"
"Glad to See You Go"
"Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment"
"You're Gonna Kill That Girl"
"I Don't Care"
"Sheena Is a Punk Rocker"
"Havana Affair"
"Commando"
"Here Today, Gone Tomorrow"
"Surfin' Bird" (The Trashmen cover)
"Cretin Hop"
"Listen to My Heart"
"California Sun" (Joe Jones cover)
"I Don't Wanna Walk Around with You"
"Pinhead"

Encore:

"Do You Want to Dance" (Bobby Freeman cover)
"Chain Saw"
"Today Your Love, Tomorrow the World"

Encore 2:

"Now I Wanna Be a Good Boy"
"Suzy Is a Headbanger"
"Let's Dance" (Chris Montez cover)

Encore 3:

"Oh Oh I Love Her So"
"Now I Wanna Sniff Some Glue"
"We're a Happy Family"

Second setlist (Legs 3-4)

"Rockaway Beach"
"Teenage Lobotomy"
"Blitzkrieg Bop"
"I Don't Want You"
"Go Mental"
"Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment"
"You're Gonna Kill That Girl"
"Don't Come Close"
"I Don't Care"
"She's the One"
"Sheena Is a Punk Rocker"
"Havana Affair"
"Commando"
"Needles and Pins" (Jackie DeShannon cover)
"Surfin' Bird" (The Trashmen cover)
"Cretin Hop"
"Listen to My Heart"
"California Sun" (Joe Jones cover)
"I Don't Wanna Walk Around with You"
"Pinhead"

Encore:

"Do You Want to Dance" (Bobby Freeman cover)
"Oh Oh I Love Her So"
"Today Your Love, Tomorrow the World"

Encore 2:

"Judy Is a Punk"
"Now I Wanna Sniff Some Glue"
"We're a Happy Family"

Third setlist (Legs 5-7)

"Rockaway Beach"
"Teenage Lobotomy"
"Blitzkrieg Bop"
"I Don't Want You"
"Go Mental"
"Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment"
"You're Gonna Kill That Girl"
"Don't Come Close"
"I Just Want to Have Something to Do"
"Bad Brain"
"She's the One"
"Sheena Is a Punk Rocker"
"Havana Affair"
"Commando"
"Needles and Pins" (Jackie DeShannon cover)
"Surfin' Bird" (The Trashmen cover)
"Cretin Hop"
"Listen to My Heart"
"California Sun" (Joe Jones cover)
"I Don't Wanna Walk Around with You"
"Pinhead"

Encore:

"Do You Want to Dance" (Bobby Freeman cover)
"I Wanna Be Sedated"
"Today Your Love, Tomorrow the World"

Encore 2:

"Judy Is a Punk"
"Now I Wanna Sniff Some Glue"
"We're a Happy Family"

1979

Date^[51]^[52]	City	Country	Venue	Supporting act(s)^[53]^[54]
North America^[52]^[55]^[56]^[57]^[58]
January 3, 1979	Portland	United States	Earth Tavern	Wipers
January 4, 1979	Seattle		Seattle Center Coliseum
January 5, 1979	Seattle		Norway Center	The Enemy The Stripes
January 6, 1979	Vancouver	Canada	Commodore Ballroom	Pointed Sticks
January 9, 1979	Boise	United States	Bill's 121 Club
January 10, 1979	Idaho Falls		Sandy Downs
January 11, 1979	Salt Lake City		Abbey Road	The Barney Fife Band Spittin' Teeth
January 13, 1979	Boulder		Boulder Theater
January 14, 1979	Boulder		Boulder Theater
January 18, 1979	Dallas		The Palladium	Kenny & The Kasuals
January 19, 1979	Austin		Armadillo World Headquarters	The Skyscrapers
January 20, 1979	San Antonio		Randy's Rodeo	Overload
January 21, 1979	Houston		Dome Shadows
January 23, 1979	Lafayette		Downtown Lafayette
January 24, 1979	Avondale		Ole Man River's	The Normals
January 25, 1979	Baton Rouge		Unknown venue
January 26, 1979	Lake Charles		Lake Charles Music	Support act for: Toto
January 28, 1979	Nashville		Exit/In	Marshall Chapman
January 29, 1979	Birmingham		Unknown venue
January 30, 1979	Atlanta		Atlanta Civic Center	The Fans The Nobz
January 31, 1979	Raleigh		The Pier	Th' Cigartez
February 2, 1979	College Park		Varsity Grill Backroom	—
February 4, 1979	Essex		Seagull Inn
February 6, 1979	Toronto	Canada	El Mocambo
February 7, 1979	Toronto	Canada	University of Toronto
February 8, 1979	Buffalo	United States	Stage One	The Romantics
February 10, 1979	Passaic		Capitol Theatre	Shrapnel David Johansen
February 14, 1979	Shelton		Pinecrest Country Club
February 15, 1979	Sunderland		The Rusty Nail
February 16, 1979	New Brunswick		Rutgers University-New Brunswick
February 17, 1979	Providence		Lupo's Heartbreak Hotel
February 23, 1979	Toledo		Toledo Speedway
February 24, 1979	Chicago		Aragon Ballroom	The Godz Fabulous Poodles
February 25, 1979	Grosse Pointe		Punch And Judy Theater	The Romantics
February 26, 1979	Ann Arbor		Second Chance	The Romantics Sonic's Rendezvous Band
February 27, 1979	Cleveland		Agora Theatre and Ballroom	The Romantics
February 28, 1979	Cincinnati		Bogart's
March 1, 1979	Columbus		Columbus Bicentennial Pavilion
March 3, 1979	Boston		Orpheum Theatre	Willie Alexander David Johansen
March 4, 1979	Hartford		Hartford Civic Center
March 6, 1979	Pittsburgh		The Decade
March 7, 1979	Pittsburgh		The Decade	Eddie and the Otters
March 9, 1979	New York City		The Palladium	Fabulous Poodles
March 22, 1979	West Orange		Creation
March 23, 1979	Princeton		Alexander Hall
March 24, 1979	Browns Mills		Alexander's Sunset Inn	The Werewolves
March 25, 1979	Asbury Park		Fast Lane
March 29, 1979	Dover		The Showplace
March 30, 1979	New York City		Wollman Auditorium
March 31, 1979	Jamesburg		Emmett's Inn	The Bees
April 6, 1979	Roslyn		My Father's Place	The Rattlers The Young Adults
April 7, 1979	Roslyn		My Father's Place	The Rattlers The Young Adults
April 8, 1979	New Brunswick		Red Fox Inn	Harlow
April 10, 1979^[59]	New York City		CBGB (Last CBGB show)	Shrapnel
North America^[60]
June 8, 1979	San Francisco	United States	Civic Center Plaza
June 16, 1979	Dover		The Showplace
June 17, 1979	New Haven		Oxford Ale House
June 19, 1979	Amityville		Unknown Venue
June 21, 1979	West Orange		South Mountain Music Fair
June 22, 1979	Asbury Park		Fast Lane
June 23, 1979	Browns Mills		Alexander's Sunset Inn	Sylvain Sylvain The Romantics
June 24, 1979	Allentown		The Showcase
June 26, 1979	New York City		College of Staten Island
June 27, 1979	New York City		The Factory
June 29, 1979	Boston		Boston Garden
June 30, 1979	Boston		Boston Garden
July 2, 1979	Toronto	Canada	Exhibition Stadium (Canadian World Music Festival)	—
July 5, 1979	Poughkeepsie	United States	Good Times Cafe
July 6, 1979	DeWitt		Uncle Sam's	The Flashcubes
July 7, 1979	Rochester		Triangle Theatre	New Math
July 8, 1979	Albany		J.B. Scott's
July 11, 1979	Toronto	Canada	University of Toronto
July 12, 1979	Toronto		University of Toronto
July 13, 1979	Montreal		Le Pretzel Enchainé
July 14, 1979	Montreal		Le Pretzel Enchainé
July 19, 1979	Roslyn	United States	My Father's Place
July 20, 1979
July 21, 1979
July 22, 1979	Taunton		Lafayette
July 27, 1979	Baltimore		Martin's West	Razz
July 29, 1979	Ocena City		Inlet Lot
July 30, 1979	Virginia Beach		Rogues Club in Virginia Beach
July 31, 1979^[61]	Raleigh		The Pier
August 3, 1979	Hartford		Stage West
August 4, 1979	New York City		Prospect Park
August 6, 1979	New York City		Wollman Skating Rink (Dr. Pepper Summer Music Festival)	—
August 8, 1979	Asbury Park		Fast Lane	The Rattlers
August 9, 1979	Dover		The Showplace
August 11, 1979	Amityville		Pastimes Pub
August 12, 1979	Amityville		Pastimes Pub
August 13, 1979	Port Chester		Capitol Theatre
North America^[62]^[63]^[64]^[65]^[66]
September 11, 1979	Albany	United States	J.B. Scott's
September 14, 1979	Port Chester		Marty's
September 15, 1979	Port Chester		Marty's
September 18, 1979	Wayne		Wayne Firehouse
September 22, 1979	Cookstown		Satellite Lounge
September 27, 1979	Brookville		C.W. Post College
September 28, 1979	New York City		Prospect Park
September 29, 1979	New York City		Prospect Park
September 30, 1979	New Haven		Toad's Place
October 2, 1979	Bergenfield		Circus-Circus
October 3, 1979	Wayne		Wayne Firehouse
October 4, 1979	West Orange		National Guard Armory
October 6, 1979	Boston		Paradise Rock Club
October 7, 1979	New York City		Hotel Diplomat
October 8, 1979^[67]	New York City		Colden Auditorium	The Laughing Dogs The A's
October 9, 1979	Philadelphia		Walnut Street Theatre
October 11, 1979	Dayton		She Nightclub
October 12, 1979	Galesburg		Churchill Junior High School
October 13, 1979	Evanston		Northwestern University	Clone
October 14, 1979	Grand Rapids		The Alibi (Alpine Ave. NW)
October 15, 1979	Schaumburg		B.Ginnings
October 17, 1979	Marietta		Ban Johnson Field House	Supporting act for: The Police
October 18, 1979	Detroit		Detroit Masonic Temple	Supporting act for: Joe Jackson
October 19, 1979	Bolingbrook		Old Chicago
October 20, 1979	Milwaukee		Milwaukee Auditorium
October 23, 1979	Denver		Rainbow Music Hall	The Transistors
October 26, 1979^[68]	Davis		The Coffee House	20/20
October 27, 1979	Oakland		Oakland Civic Auditorium	SVT The Members The Shirts
October 28, 1979^[69]	Los Angeles		Royce Hall	20/20
October 29, 1979^[70]	Los Angeles		Ackerman Hall
October 31, 1979^[71]	San Diego		The Backdoor
November 2, 1979^[72]	Costa Mesa		Cuckoo's Nest	Dred Scott
November 4, 1979	Irvine		University of California, Irvine	20/20
November 5, 1979	Claremont		Garrison Theater	Gary Myrick & the Figures
November 6, 1979^[73]	Garden Grove		Rendezvous	The Crowd
November 8, 1979	Tucson		University of Arizona Ballroom	The Pedestrians
November 9, 1979	El Paso		Old Buffalo	Teenage Popeye
November 11, 1979	Lubbock		The Rox	The Planets
November 13, 1979	Austin		Armadillo World Headquarters	The Skunks
November 14, 1979^[74]	Dallas		Wintergarden Ballroom
November 16, 1979	Houston		The Palace	Legionaires Disease
November 18, 1979	Avondale		Ole Man River's	The Contenders
November 20, 1979^[75]	Homewood		Brothers Music Hall
November 22, 1979^[76]	Atlanta		The Agora	Single Bullet Theory The Restraints
November 23, 1979	Nashville		Exit/In
November 24, 1979^[77]	Memphis		Poet's
November 26, 1979	St. Louis		Checkerdome
November 27, 1979	Maidson		Headliners
November 28, 1979^[78]	Minneapolis		Uncle Sam's	The Hypstrz
November 30, 1979	Milwaukee		The Palms
December 1, 1979^[79]	Cincinnati		Bogart's	The Romantics
December 4, 1979	Ann Arbor		Second Chance	Nikki and the Corvettes
December 5, 1979	Bloomington		Axis	The Gizmos
December 6, 1979^[80]	Indianapolis		The Vogue	Latex Novelties
December 8, 1979^[81]	Carlisle		Anita Tuvin Schlechter Auditorium	Appalachia
December 10, 1979^[82]	Lowell		Cumnock Hall	Human Sexual Response
December 11, 1979	New Haven		Great American Music Hall
December 13, 1979	West Islip		Hammerheads
December 21, 1979	Hartford		Stage West	David Johansen
December 28, 1979	Dover		The Showplace	Hooks
December 29, 1979	Freeport		Calderone Concert Hall
December 31, 1979	New York City		The Palladium	Alda Reserve

First setlist (Leg 1)

"Rockaway Beach"
"Teenage Lobotomy"
"Blitzkrieg Bop"
"I Don't Want You"
"Go Mental"
"Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment"
"Rock 'n' Roll High School"
"I Wanna Be Sedated"
"I Just Want to Have Something to Do"
"She's the One"
"I'm Against It"
"Sheena Is a Punk Rocker"
"Havana Affair"
"Commando"
"Needles and Pins" (Jackie DeShannon cover)
"I Want You Around" or "I'm Affected"
"Surfin' Bird" (The Trashmen cover)
"Cretin Hop"
"Listen to My Heart"
"California Sun" (Joe Jones cover)
"I Don't Wanna Walk Around with You"
"Today Your Love, Tomorrow the World"
"Pinhead"

Encore:

"Do You Want to Dance" (Bobby Freeman cover)
"Suzy Is a Headbanger"
"Let's Dance" (Chris Montez cover)

Encore 2:

"Judy Is a Punk"
"Now I Wanna Sniff Some Glue"
"We're a Happy Family"

Second setlist (Legs 2-3)

"Blitzkrieg Bop"
"Teenage Lobotomy"
"Rockaway Beach"
"I Don't Want You"
"Go Mental"
"Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment"
"Rock 'n' Roll High School"
"I Wanna Be Sedated"
"I Just Want to Have Something to Do"
"Bad Brain" or "She's the One"
"I'm Against It"
"Sheena Is a Punk Rocker"
"Havana Affair"
"Commando"
"Needles and Pins" (Jackie DeShannon cover)
"I Want You Around" or "I'm Affected"
"Surfin' Bird" (The Trashmen cover)
"Cretin Hop"
"All the Way"
"California Sun" (Joe Jones cover)
"I Don't Wanna Walk Around with You"
"Today Your Love, Tomorrow the World"
"Pinhead"

Encore:

"Do You Want to Dance" (Bobby Freeman cover)
"Suzy Is a Headbanger"
"Let's Dance" (Chris Montez cover)

Encore 2:

"Chinese Rock"
"Beat on the Brat"
"We're a Happy Family"

1980

Date	City	Country	Venue	Supporting act(s)^[83]
North America
January 6, 1980	Port Chester	United States	21 North Dance Club
Europe^[84]^[85]
January 16, 1980	Brighton	England	Top Rank Suite	The Boys
January 17, 1980	Leicester		Polytechnic - Scraptoft Campus
January 18, 1980	Cambridge		Cambridge Corn Exchange
January 19, 1980	Norwich		University of East Anglia
January 21, 1980	Exeter		University of Exeter
January 22, 1980	Cardiff	Wales	Cardiff University
January 23, 1980	Aylesbury	England	Maxwell Hall
January 24, 1980	Portsmouth		Portsmouth Guildhall
January 26, 1980	Leeds		University of Leeds
January 27, 1980	Edinburgh	Scotland	Odeon Theatre
January 28, 1980	Glasgow	Scotland	Apollo Theatre
January 29, 1980	Newcastle	England	Newcastle City Hall
February 1, 1980	Manchester		Manchester Apollo
February 2, 1980	Lancaster		University of Lancaster
February 3, 1980	Sheffield		Top Rank Suite
February 4, 1980	Birmingham		Birmingham Odeon
February 6, 1980	Bournemouth		Stateside Centre
February 7, 1980	Bristol		Colston Hall
February 8, 1980	Colchester		University of Essex
February 9, 1980	London		Rainbow Theatre
February 11, 1980	Amsterdam	Netherlands	Paradiso Grote Zaal	U.K. Subs
February 12, 1980	Brussels	Belgium	Ancienne Belgique
February 14, 1980	Reggio Emilia	Italy	Palazzetto dello Sport
February 15, 1980	Udine		Palasport Primo Carnera
February 16, 1980	Milan		PalaLido
February 18, 1980	Turin		PalaRuffini
February 20, 1980	Paris	France	Le Palace
February 22, 1980	London	England	Electric Ballroom	The Boys
February 23, 1980	London	England	Electric Ballroom	The Boys
North America^[86]^[87]^[88]^[89]^[90]^[91]
March 6, 1980	Asbury Park	United States	The Fast Lane
March 7, 1980	Cherry Hill		Emerald City	The Necessaries
March 8, 1980	Cherry Hill		Emerald City	The Necessaries
March 21, 1980	Toronto	Canada	Danforth Music Hall
March 22, 1980	Toronto	Canada	Danforth Music Hall
March 23, 1980^[92]	Detroit	United States	Motor City Roller Rink	Heaven 17
March 24, 1980	Cleveland		Agora
March 26, 1980	Columbus		Agora Ballroom
March 28, 1980	Atlanta		The Agora	Mouth-to-Mouth
March 29, 1980	Atlanta		The Agora	Deacon Little Band
March 30, 1980	Gainesville		Florida Gymnasium
March 31, 1980	Homewood		Brothers Music Hall
April 1, 1980	Avondale		Ole Man River's
April 3, 1980	Austin		Armadillo World Headquarters	The Explosives
April 4, 1980	Houston		Cullen Performance Hall
April 5, 1980	Dallas		Wintergarden Ballroom	The Romantics
April 7, 1980	Tempe		Dooley's
April 8, 1980	San Diego		Montezuma Hall
April 10, 1980	Los Angeles		Hollywood Palladium	Cindy Bullens
April 11, 1980	Santa Cruz		Santa Cruz Civic Auditorium
April 12, 1980^[93]	San Francisco		Warfield Theatre	No Sisters
April 15, 1980	Berkeley		Pauley Ballroom	The Plastics
April 17, 1980	Seattle		The Showbox	The Dishrags
April 18, 1980	Seattle		The Showbox	The Dishrags
April 21, 1980	Vancouver	Canada	Commodore Ballroom
April 22, 1980	Vancouver	Canada	University of British Columbia
April 24, 1980^[94]	Poctello	United States	ASISU Minidome
April 26, 1980	Boulder		Glenn Miller Ballroom
April 27, 1980	Denver		Rainbow Music Hall
April 29, 1980^[95]	Omaha		Omaha Civic Auditorium	Skuddur
May 1, 1980	DeKalb		Carl Sandburg Auditorium
May 2, 1980	Champaign		Unknown venue
May 3, 1980	East Lansing		Jenison Fieldhouse (8-A-Day-For-The-80's Festival)
May 4, 1980	Chicago		Ida Noyes Hall
May 6, 1980^[96]	Carbondale		Southern Illinois University
May 8, 1980^[97]	Milwaukee		The Palms
May 9, 1980^[27]	Glen Ellyn		College of DuPage
May 10, 1980^[98]	Grinnell		Darby Gym
May 11, 1980	Minneapolis		Uncle Sam's
May 13, 1980	Chicago		Park West
May 14, 1980
May 15, 1980
May 16, 1980	Schaumburg		B.Ginnings
May 17, 1980	Chicago		University of Illinois at Chicago Circle
May 20, 1980	London	Canada	Centennial Hall	The Demics
May 21, 1980	Burlington		Centennial Arena	Forgotten Rebels
May 23, 1980	Montreal		Auditorium le Plateau	Lucien Francœur
May 25, 1980	Toronto		Club Kingsway
May 26, 1980	Guelph		University of Guelph
May 27, 1980	Ottawa		Civic Centre Salons	B. B. Gabor
May 29, 1980	Albany	United States	Unknown venue
May 30, 1980^[99]	West Harford		Stage West	Robin Lane & the Chartbusters
May 31, 1980	Lynn		Main Act Concert Club
June 2, 1980	Boston		Paradise Rock Club	The Spectres
June 3, 1980
June 4, 1980
June 5, 1980	New York City		The Factory
June 6, 1980	Jackson		Six Flags Great Adventure
June 8, 1980	College Park		UMD Student Union Grand Ballroom	The Slickee Boys
June 10, 1980	Tampa		The Agora
June 11, 1980	Hallandale Beach		Agora Ballroom	The Reactions
June 12, 1980	Hallandale Beach		Agora Ballroom	The Cichlids
June 15, 1980	New York City		Club 57
Asia^[100]
June 27, 1980	Tokyo	Japan	Seibu Gekijou (Two shows each date)	Co-headlining with: Sheena & The Rokkets
June 28, 1980
June 29, 1980
July 1, 1980	Nagoya		Unryu Hall
July 2, 1980	Kyoto		Kyoto Kaikan (Two shows)	Inu (7:30pm show) Zigzag (9:30pm show)
July 3, 1980	Osaka		Studio Ahiru (Two shows)	ZigZag
July 4, 1980	Fukuoka		Daihakata Hall
Oceania^[101]^[102]
July 8, 1980	Sydney	Australia	Capitol Theatre	La Femme
July 9, 1980	Sydney		Capitol Theatre	La Femme
July 10, 1980	Melbourne		La Trobe University	INXS
July 11, 1980	Adelaide		Thebarton Town Hall
July 13, 1980	Wollongong		Wollongong Leagues Club	Matt Finish
July 14, 1980	Sydney		Sundowner Hotel
July 15, 1980	Sydney		Chequers	Models Dee Minor and The Dischords
July 16, 1980	Canberra		The Hellenic Club	Models
July 18, 1980	Brisbane		Brisbane Festival Hall	Midnight Oil The Lemmings
July 19, 1980	Gold Coast		The Playroom
July 21, 1980	Auckland	New Zealand	Logan Campbell Centre
July 22, 1980	Wellington		Winter Show Buildings
July 24, 1980	Christchurch		Christchurch Town Hall
North America^[103]
August 7, 1980	Long Branch	United States	Unknown venue
August 8, 1980	Asbury Park		Paramount Theatre	The Rattlers
August 9, 1980	Nantasket Beach		Uncle Sam's
August 10, 1980	Cherry Hill		Emerald City
August 11, 1980	New York City		Wollman Rink (Dr. Pepper Summer Music Festival)	—
Europe
August 28, 1980	Stockholm	Sweden	Göta Lejon
August 30, 1980	Avelgem	Belgium	Tent aan Station
August 31, 1980	Lund	Sweden	Olympen
September 1, 1980	Copenhagen	Denmark	Odd Fellow Palæet
September 3, 1980	West Berlin	West Germany	Metropol
September 4, 1980	Wiesbaden	West Germany	Wartburg Music Hall
September 6, 1980	Avelgem	Belgium	Tent aan Station
September 7, 1980	Rotterdam	Netherlands	Zuiderpark Stadion (Rotterdam New Pop)
September 8, 1980	Munich	West Germany	Schwabinger Bräu
September 9, 1980	Zürich	Switzerland	Volkshaus	The Ticket
September 11, 1980	Sanremo	Italy	Parco delle Carmelitane
September 12, 1980	Genoa		Palazzo dello Sport
September 13, 1980	Milan		Velodromo Vigorelli
September 14, 1980	Rome		Parco della Mole Adriana
September 15, 1980	Casalmaggiore		Palasport
September 17, 1980	Montpellier	France	Grand Odeon	Ici Paris
September 19, 1980	Barcelona	Spain	Montjuïc	Supporting act for: Mike Oldfield
September 22, 1980	Porto	Portugal	Pavilion Infante Sagres
September 23, 1980	Cascais		Cascais Drama and Sport Group Pavilion
September 24, 1980	Cascais		Cascais Drama and Sport Group Pavilion
September 26, 1980	Madrid	Spain	Plaza de Toros de Vista Alegre	Nacha Pop
September 27, 1980	San Sebastián	Spain	Velódromo de Anoeta
September 29, 1980	Lyon	France	Palais d'Hiver
September 30, 1980	Paris	France	Le Bataclan
October 2, 1980	London	England	Hammersmith Odeon	The Specters
October 3, 1980	Derby		Assembly Rooms
October 4, 1980	Manchester		Manchester Apollo	The Specters
October 5, 1980	Edinburgh	Scotland	Edinburgh Playhouse	The Specters The Exploited
October 6, 1980	Liverpool	England	The Rotter's Club	The Specters
October 8, 1980	Dublin	Ireland	Grand Cinema
October 9, 1980	Belfast	Northern Ireland	Ulster Hall
October 11, 1980	Birmingham	England	Birmingham Odeon
October 12, 1980	Canterbury	England	Canterbury Odeon
North America
December 26, 1980	Cherry Hill	United States	Emerald City
December 27, 1980	New York City		Paramount Theatre
December 29, 1980	Dover		The Showplace	Jitterz
December 31, 1980	Lido Beach		Malibu Night Club

Typical setlist

"Blitzkrieg Bop"
"Teenage Lobotomy"
"Rockaway Beach"
"I Can't Make It on Time" (Replaced "I Don't Want You after Leg 2)
"Go Mental"
"Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment"
"Rock 'n' Roll High School"
"I Wanna Be Sedated"
"Do You Remember Rock 'n' Roll Radio?"
"She's the One" or "Now I Wanna Sniff Some Glue"
"I Just Want to Have Something to Do" or "I'm Against It"
"Sheena Is a Punk Rocker"
"Let's Go" or "This Ain't Havana"
"Commando"
"Here Today, Gone Tomorrow" or "I Wanna Be Your Boyfriend"
"I'm Affected"
"Surfin' Bird" (The Trashmen cover)
"Cretin Hop"
"All the Way"
"Judy Is a Punk"
"California Sun" (Joe Jones cover)
"I Don't Wanna Walk Around with You"
"Today Your Love, Tomorrow the World"
"Pinhead"

Encore:

"Do You Want to Dance" (Bobby Freeman cover)
"Suzy Is a Headbanger"
"Let's Dance" (Chris Montez cover)

Encore 2:

"Chinese Rock"
"Beat on the Brat"
"We're a Happy Family"

1981

Date	City	Country	Venue	Opening act(s)
North America^[104]
January 3, 1981	New York City	United States	Walt Whitman Auditorium	—
January 4, 1981	New York City		Rockaway
January 6, 1981	Boston		15 Landsdowne Street
January 7, 1981	Providence		Lupo's Heartbreak Hotel	The Taxi Boys
January 8, 1981	West Hartford		Stage West	The Fast
North America^[105]^[106]
February 13, 1981	Philadelphia	United States	Irvine Auditorium	—
February 14, 1981	Stony Brook		Stony Brook Gymnasium	—
February 16, 1981	New Paltz		State University of New York at New Paltz	Blotto
February 19, 1981	New York City		Bond International Casino	—
February 20, 1981	New York City		Bond International Casino	—
February 21, 1981	New Brunswick		College Avenue Gymnasium	Blue Angel
February 27, 1981	South Orange		Seton Hall University	Blue Angel
February 28, 1981	Ithaca		Bailey Hall	The Symbols
North America^[107]^[108]^[109]^[110]^[111]^[112]^[113]^[114]
July 3, 1981	Hampton Beach	United States	Hampton Beach Casino Ballroom	The Stompers
July 4, 1981	Hampton Beach		Hampton Beach Casino Ballroom	The Stompers
July 5, 1981	Hull		Uncle Sam's	—
July 7, 1981	Passaic		Hitsville
July 9, 1981	Lido Beach		Malibu Night Club
July 10, 1981	New York City		The Palladium	Stiv Bators
July 12, 1981	New York City		Paramount Theatre	—
July 13, 1981	Wildwood		The Playpen	Magnum
July 14, 1981	College Park		Ritchie Coliseum	Black Market Baby
July 15, 1981	West Islip		Hammerheads	—
July 17, 1981	New York City		The Palladium
July 18, 1981	Rochelle Park		The Hole in the Wall
July 23, 1981	Tampa		Tampa Theatre	The Bobs
July 24, 1981^[115]	Gainesville		Great Southern Music Hall	The Cichlids
July 26, 1981	Hallandale Beach		Agora Ballroom	Holly and the Italians
July 27, 1981
July 28, 1981
July 29, 1981	Orlando		Park Avenue Club
July 31, 1981	Atlanta		The Agora
August 1, 1981	Atlanta		The Agora
August 4, 1981	Dallas		Agora Ballroom (Two shows)
August 5, 1981	Houston		Agora Ballroom	—
August 6, 1981	San Antonio		Randy's Rodeo	—
August 7, 1981	Austin		Austin Opry House	Holly and the Italians
August 9, 1981	Denver		Rainbow Music Hall	Gulons
August 12, 1981	Phoenix		Arizona Veterans Memorial Coliseum	Opening act for: The Kinks
August 13, 1981	San Diego		California Theatre	The Penetrators
August 14, 1981	Los Angeles		Hollywood Palladium	Holly and the Italians
August 15, 1981	Pasadena		Perkins Palace	Holly and the Italians
August 18, 1981	San Francisco		Dreamland	Red Rockers
August 19, 1981^[116]	Petaluma		Phoenix Theatre	The Victims Jo Allen and the Shapes
August 20, 1981	Santa Cruz		Santa Cruz Civic Auditorium	The Mutants The Batteries
August 21, 1981	San Francisco		Warfield Theatre	—
August 27, 1981	East Islip		Club 2001
August 29, 1981	New York City		Pier 84
September 3, 1981	Albany		Unknown venue
September 4, 1981	Vestal		State University of New York at Binghamton
September 5, 1981	Saratoga Springs		Unknown venue
September 9, 1981	Mount Vernon		The Left Bank
September 11, 1981	West Hartford		Stage West	Shrapnel
September 12, 1981	Cherry Hill		Emerald City	Holly and the Italians Bow Wow Wow
September 13, 1981	New Haven		New Haven Agora	—
September 14, 1981	Providence		Lupo's Heartbreak Hotel
September 15, 1981	Boston		The Metro (Two shows)
September 17, 1981	Rochester		Triangle Theatre
September 18, 1981	Toronto	Canada	The Concert Hall
September 19, 1981	Detroit	United States	Nitro Rock Club
September 20, 1981	Detroit		Nitro Rock Club
September 22, 1981	Cleveland		Agora Theatre and Ballroom	The Wild Giraffes
September 24, 1981	Bloomington		Indiana University Auditorium	—
September 25, 1981	Chicago		Unknown venue
September 26, 1981	Twin Lakes		Unknown venue
September 28, 1981	Minneapolis		First Avenue
September 29, 1981	Madison		Headliners	The Republicans
October 1, 1981	Urbana		Foellinger Auditorium	—
October 2, 1981	Chicago		Holiday Ballroom
October 3, 1981	Chicago		Holiday Ballroom
October 4, 1981	Youngstown		Youngstown Agora	Nikki and the Corvettes
October 5, 1981	Ann Arbor		Second Chance	The Cult Heroes
October 7, 1981	Dayton		She Nightclub
October 8, 1981	Columbus		Agora Ballroom	The Fast
~~October 10, 1981~~	Virginia Beach		Peabody's
October 11, 1981	Washington, D.C.		Warner Theatre
Europe^[117]^[118]
October 22, 1981	London	England	Hammersmith Palais	Téléphone Siam
October 24, 1981	Amsterdam	Netherlands	Paradiso Grote Zaal	—
October 26, 1981	Stockholm	Sweden	Måndagsbörsen
October 27, 1981	Stockholm		Göta Lejon
October 28, 1981	Lund		Olympen
October 29, 1981	Copenhagen	Denmark	Odd Fellow Palæet
November 1, 1981	Aachen	West Germany	Eurogress
November 2, 1981	Hanover		Rotation
November 4, 1981	Munich		Schwabinger Bräu
November 6, 1981	Milan	Italy	Rolling Stone (Two shows)
November 7, 1981	Bordeaux	France	Salle des Fêtes du Grand Parc
November 9, 1981	Barcelona	Spain	Juventud de Badalona	Los Secretos
November 10, 1981	Valencia		Bony Torrente
November 11, 1981	Madrid		Pabellón de la Ciudad Deportiva del Real Madrid	Los Rebeldes
November 12, 1981	Madrid		Pabellón de la Ciudad Deportiva del Real Madrid	Los Rebeldes
November 13, 1981	A Coruña		Pazo dos Deportes De Riazor	Los Suaves
November 15, 1981	San Sebastián		Velódromo de Anoeta	Unknown support
November 17, 1981	Paris	France	Théâtre Le Palace	Les Intouchables
November 18, 1981	Brussels	Belgium	Ancienne Belgique
November 19, 1981	London	England	The Venue	James Blood Ulmer The Higsons
North America
December 26, 1981	Trenton	United States	City Gardens	—
December 31, 1981	Lido Beach	United States	Malibu Night Club	—

First setlist (Legs 1-2)

"Do You Remember Rock 'n' Roll Radio?"
"Do You Want to Dance" (Bobby Freeman cover)
"Blitzkrieg Bop"
"I Can't Make It on Time"
"Go Mental"
"Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment"
"Rock 'n' Roll High School"
"I Wanna Be Sedated"
"Beat on the Brat"
"Now I Wanna Sniff Some Glue"
"I Just Want to Have Something to Do"
"Sheena Is a Punk Rocker"
"You Sound Like You're Sick"
"Commando"
"Here Today, Gone Tomorrow"
"I'm Affected"
"Rockaway Beach"
"Teenage Lobotomy"
"Surfin' Bird" (The Trashmen cover)
"Cretin Hop"
"Oh Oh I Love Her So"
"California Sun" (Joe Jones cover)
"Today Your Love, Tomorrow the World"
"Pinhead"

Encore:

"Chinese Rock"
"Suzy Is a Headbanger"
"Let's Dance" (Chris Montez cover)

Encore 2:

"The KKK Took My Baby Away"
"I Don't Wanna Walk Around with You"
"We're a Happy Family"

Second setlist (Legs 3-5)

"Do You Remember Rock 'n' Roll Radio?"
"Do You Want to Dance" (Bobby Freeman cover)
"Blitzkrieg Bop"
"This Business Is Killing Me"
"All's Quiet on the Eastern Front"
"Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment"
"Rock 'n' Roll High School"
"I Wanna Be Sedated"
"Beat on the Brat"
"The KKK Took My Baby Away"
"Go Mental" or "Now I Wanna Sniff Some Glue"
"You Sound Like You're Sick"
"Suzy Is a Headbanger"
"Let's Dance" (Chris Montez cover)
"Here Today, Gone Tomorrow"
"I'm Affected"
"Chinese Rock"
"Rockaway Beach"
"Teenage Lobotomy"
"Surfin' Bird" (The Trashmen cover)
"Cretin Hop"
"California Sun" (Joe Jones cover)
"Today Your Love, Tomorrow the World"
"Pinhead"

Encore:

"Come on Now" or "She's a Sensation"
"I Don't Wanna Walk Around with You"
"Sheena Is a Punk Rocker"

Encore 2:

"We Want the Airwaves"
"I Just Want to Have Something to Do"
"We're a Happy Family"

1982

Date^[119]	City	Country	Venue	Supporting act(s)
North America^[120]
January 2, 1982	Hull	United States	Uncle Sam's
January 3, 1982	New Haven		New Haven Agora	The Roll-ons
January 7, 1982	Passaic		Hitsville
January 8, 1982	Pawcatuck		Showcase South
January 9, 1982	New York City		St. George Theatre
January 22, 1982	Glen Cove		Northstage Theater	Jo Marshall
North America^[120]^[121]^[122]^[123]
February 11, 1982	Boston	United States	The Metro
February 12, 1982	Delhi		State University of New York at Delhi
February 13, 1982	Manchester		New Hampshire College
February 18, 1982	Newark		University of Delaware
February 19, 1982	Fairfield		Fairfield University
February 20, 1982	Providence		The Living Room
February 21, 1982	Oswego		Laker Hall Gym
March 1, 1982	Baltimore		Shriver Hall Auditorium	Null Ø Set
March 6, 1982	West Islip		Hammerheads
March 13, 1982	Buffalo		Clark Gym
March 16, 1982	Cleveland		Agora
March 17, 1982	Detroit		Grand Circus Theater	Kix
March 25, 1982	Albany		J.B. Scott's
March 26, 1982	Bear Mountain		The River Room Lounge
March 27, 1982	Mansfield		Straughn Hall
April 3, 1982	Maidson		Drew University
April 4, 1982	Framingham		Dwight Hall
April 14, 1982	New York City		Wollman Auditorium
April 16, 1982	Millersville		Millersville State College Gym	David Johansen
April 17, 1982	Mahwah		Ramapo College	David Johansen
April 18, 1982	Saratoga Springs		Skidmore College	The Verge
April 21, 1982	Montclair		Montclair State College	David Johansen
April 22, 1982	Salem		Unknown venue
April 23, 1982^[124]	Cambridge		MIT New Athletic Center	The Peter Dayton Band The Neats
April 24, 1982	Waltham		Shaprio Gymnasium	David Johansen
April 25, 1982	Glassboro		Esbjornson Gymnasium
April 27, 1982	Virginia Beach		Rogues Gallery
April 28, 1982	Columbia		Russell House Ballroom	Rhythm of Discipline
April 29, 1982	Morgantown		West Virginia University	Unknown support
April 30, 1982	New Rochelle		Iona College
May 1, 1982	Hempstead		Hofstra University
May 2, 1982	Newark		New Jersey Institute of Technology	David Johansen
May 6, 1982	Fitchburg		Unknown venue
May 7, 1982	Hull		Uncle Sam's
May 8, 1982	Farmington		Unknown venue
May 9, 1982	Hampton Beach		Club Casino	The Neighborhoods
May 14, 1982	Ewing		Trenton State College
May 16, 1982	Burlington		University of Vermont	David Johansen
May 18, 1982	Jersey City		Margaret Williams Theatre	Robert Gordon
May 20, 1982	Poughkeepsie		The Chance
May 21, 1982	Poughkeepsie		The Chance
May 22, 1982	New York City		Brooklyn College
May 29, 1982	Schenectady		West Beach (Camp Union Barbecue)	—
May 30, 1982	Tyngsborough		Thunderbird Country Club (Spring Fest)	—
North America
July 2, 1982	Dover	United States	The Showplace
North America
July 20, 1982	Roslyn	United States	My Father's Place
North America
August 24, 1982	New York City	United States	L'Amour
August 25, 1982	Poughkeepsie		The Chance
August 27, 1982	Asbury Park		Fast Lane
August 28, 1982	Hampton Beach		Unknown venue
August 29, 1982	East Hampton		Unknown venue
September 3, 1982	San Bernardino		Glen Helen Regional Park (US Festival)	—
North America
October 1, 1982	Providence	United States	The Living Room
October 3, 1982	Washington, D.C.		Wax Museum Nightclub
October 4, 1982	Virginia Beach		Rogues Gallery
October 6, 1982	New Haven		New Haven Agora
October 7, 1982	West Hartford		West Hartford Agora	The Del-Lords
North America^[120]^[125]^[126]
November 15, 1982	Bangor	United States	Bangor Auditorium	Opening act for: Cheap Trick
November 16, 1982	Boston		The Channel	The Real Kids Annoyed
November 20, 1982	Mount Vernon		The Left Bank	The Rattlers
November 21, 1982	Hempstead		Hofstra University	Opening act for: The B-52's
~~November 24, 1982~~	Ottawa	Canada	Barrymore's	Bugs Harvey Oswald Screaming Bamboo
November 26, 1982	West Islip	United States	Hammerheads
November 27, 1982	West Islip	United States	Hammerheads

Typical setlist

"Do You Remember Rock 'n' Roll Radio?"
"Do You Want to Dance" (Bobby Freeman cover)
"Blitzkrieg Bop"
"This Business Is Killing Me"
"All's Quiet on the Eastern Front"
"Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment"
"Rock 'n' Roll High School"
"I Wanna Be Sedated"
"Beat on the Brat"
"The KKK Took My Baby Away"
"Go Mental" or "Now I Wanna Sniff Some Glue"
"You Sound Like You're Sick"
"Suzy Is a Headbanger"
"Let's Dance" (Chris Montez cover)
"Here Today, Gone Tomorrow"
"I'm Affected"
"Chinese Rock"
"Rockaway Beach"
"Teenage Lobotomy"
"Surfin' Bird" (The Trashmen cover)
"Cretin Hop"
"California Sun" (Joe Jones cover)
"Today Your Love, Tomorrow the World"
"Pinhead"

Encore:

"Come on Now" or "She's a Sensation"
"I Don't Wanna Walk Around with You"
"Sheena Is a Punk Rocker"

Encore 2:

"We Want the Airwaves"
"I Just Want to Have Something to Do"
"We're a Happy Family"

1983

Date	City	Country	Venue	Opening act(s)^[127]
North America^[128]^[129]^[130]
February 13, 1983	Utica	United States	Mohawk Valley Community College	The Nitecaps
February 17, 1983	Philadelphia		Drexel University
February 18, 1983	Poughkeepsie		The Chance	Manikenz
February 19, 1983	Wellesley		Unknown venue
February 20, 1983	Boston		Boston University
February 24, 1983	Middlebury		Pepin Gymnasium	The Stompers
North America^[89]^[131]^[132]^[133]^[134]^[135]^[136]^[137]
March 12, 1983^[138]	Southampton	United States	Southampton College Gym
March 13, 1983	Danbury		Western Connecticut State University
March 14, 1983	Burlington		Flynn Center for the Performing Arts	The Decentz
March 16, 1983	Philadelphia		Ripley's Music Hall
March 17, 1983	Philadelphia		Ripley's Music Hall
March 18, 1983	New York City		The Brooklyn Zoo
March 19, 1983	New York City		The Brooklyn Zoo
March 23, 1983^[139]	Washington, D.C.		Wax Museum Nightclub
March 24, 1983	Washington, D.C.		Wax Museum Nightclub
March 25, 1983	New Haven		New Haven Agora	Single Bullet Theory
March 26, 1983	West Hartford		Agora Ballroom	Single Bullet Theory
March 31, 1983^[140]	Amherst		University of Massachusetts	Shrapnel
April 6, 1983	Boston		The Metro	Lizzie Borden and the Axes
April 8, 1983	Atlanta		The Agora
April 9, 1983	New Orleans		Riverboat President
April 11, 1983	Beaumont		Cardi's
April 13, 1983	Dallas		Agora Ballroom
April 14, 1983	Houston		Rockers
April 15, 1983	Austin		Austin Opry House	Jason & the Scorchers
April 16, 1983	San Antonio		Bonham Exchange	Our Daughter's Wedding
April 19, 1983	Las Cruces		Pan American Center	The Victims
April 20, 1983	Phoenix		Graham Central Station
April 22, 1983	Los Angeles		Hollywood Palladium	The Dickies
April 23, 1983	San Diego		Jack Murphy Stadium (X-Fest)	—
April 24, 1983^[141]	Los Angeles		Reseda Country Club	The Dickies
April 26, 1983^[142]	Goleta		Goleta Rollercade	The Dickies
April 27, 1983	Santa Cruz		Santa Cruz Civic Auditorium	The Batteries
April 28, 1983^[143]	Palo Alto		Keystone	The Lifers The High Hitters
April 29, 1983	San Francisco		Kabuki Theater
April 30, 1983	Sacramento		California State University, Sacramento
May 2, 1983	Eugene		EMU Ballroom	D.O.A.
May 3, 1983	Portland		Starry Night
May 4, 1983	Seattle		Eagles Hippodrome
May 5, 1983	Seattle		Eagles Hippodrome
May 6, 1983	Vancouver	Canada	Commodore Ballroom	The Actionauts
May 9, 1983	Denver	United States	Rainbow Music Hall	Levi and the Rockats
May 11, 1983	St. Louis		Mississippi Nights	Fool's Face
May 12, 1983^[144]	Kansas City		Uptown Theater	Mortal Micronotz
May 13, 1983	Wichita		Cotillion Ballroom
May 15, 1983	Minneapolis		First Avenue	Soul Asylum
May 16, 1983	Maidson		Headliners	The Mistakes
May 17, 1983	Milwaukee		Eagles Ballroom	The Mob
May 19, 1983	Chicago		Metro Chicago
May 20, 1983	Chicago		Metro Chicago
May 21, 1983	Cleveland		Agora
May 22, 1983	Detroit		Grand Circus Theater	The Heart Throbs
May 24, 1983	Indianapolis		The Vogue
May 26, 1983	Columbus		Agora Ballroom
May 27, 1983	Wheeling		Haymaker's	Secret Service The Rebel Rousers
May 28, 1983	Evanston		Northwestern University
May 29, 1983	Chicago		University of Chicago
May 31, 1983	Omaha		The 20's Nightclub
June 1, 1983^[145]	Des Moines		Top of the Tower	Universal Will To Become
June 2, 1983	Rockford		Unknown venue
June 3, 1983	Wausau		Shang-ri-la Bar
June 5, 1983	Winnipeg	Canada	Pantages Playhouse Theatre	Sudden Death Society's Grudge
June 7, 1983	Calgary		Max Bell Arena	Personality Crisis
June 8, 1983	Edmonton		Convention Inn Ballroom
June 10, 1983	Toronto		The Concert Hall
June 11, 1983	Toronto		The Concert Hall
June 12, 1983	Ann Arbor	United States	Second Chance	Cult Heroes
June 13, 1983	Ottawa	Canada	The Jungle Club	Bugs Harvey Oswald
June 14, 1983	Montreal	Canada	Le Spectrum	The Nils
June 20, 1983^[146]	Virginia Beach	United States	Peabody's
June 22, 1983	Raleigh		Stewart Theatre	Jimmy and th' Jonez
June 23, 1983	Columbia		Strider's	Prizoner
June 24, 1983	Hallandale Beach		Button South
June 25, 1983	Hallandale Beach		Button South
June 26, 1983^[147]	St. Petersburg		Jannus Landing (New Rock Fest IV)	—
June 29, 1983	Washington, D.C.		The Bayou
June 30, 1983^[148]	Washington, D.C.		The Bayou
July 2, 1983^[149]	Asbury Park		Asbury Park Convention Hall	Modern English
July 6, 1983	Buffalo		Rooftop Skyroom
July 9, 1983	Bridgeport		Utopia
July 11, 1983	Margate City		Unknown venue
July 13, 1983	Wilkes-Barre		The Station	Lemmy Caution
July 14, 1983	Pittsburgh		Heaven
July 16, 1983	New York City		Pier 84	Divinyls
July 22, 1983	Hicksville		The Palace Theater
July 24, 1983	Richmond		Much More Club	Violent Femmes
July 27, 1983	Buffalo		Unknown venue
July 28, 1983	Roslyn		My Father's Place
July 29, 1983	Philadelphia		Philadelphia Zoo	Opening act for: The B-52's
July 30, 1983	South Yarmouth		Cape Cod Coliseum	Opening act for: The B-52's
August 5, 1983	Quogue		Suspenders
August 6, 1983	Poughkeepsie		The Chance
August 12, 1983	New York City		L'Amour
August 13, 1983	New York City		L'Amour East	Shrapnel
North America^[120]^[150]
December 20, 1983	Cedar Grove	United States	Meadowbrook Ballroom
December 22, 1983	Poughkeepsie		The Chance
December 23, 1983	West Hartford		West Hartford Agora	Mass
December 27, 1983	Levittown		Reds
December 29, 1983	New York City		The Ritz	Echo & the Bunnymen
December 30, 1983	Providence		The Living Room

Typical setlist

"Durango 95"
"Teenage Lobotomy"
"Psycho Therapy"
"Blitzkrieg Bop"
"Do You Remember Rock 'n' Roll Radio?"
"All's Quiet on the Eastern Front"
"Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment"
"Rock 'n' Roll High School"
"I Wanna Be Sedated"
"Beat on the Brat"
"The KKK Took My Baby Away"
"Go Mental"
"Outsider"
"Suzy Is a Headbanger"
"Let's Dance" (Chris Montez cover)
"I'm Affected"
"Little Bit O' Soul" (The Music Explosion cover)
"Chinese Rock"
"In the Park"
"Rockaway Beach"
"Surfin' Bird" (The Trashmen cover)
"Cretin Hop"
"California Sun" (Joe Jones cover)
"Today Your Love, Tomorrow the World"
"Pinhead"

Encore:

"53rd & 3rd"
"Highest Trails Above"
"Sheena Is a Punk Rocker"

Encore 2:

"Time Has Come Today" (The Chambers Brothers cover)
"I Just Want to Have Something to Do"
"We're a Happy Family"

1984

Date	City	Country	Venue	Opening act(s)^[151]
North America^[152]
January 5, 1984	New Haven	United States	Toad's Place
January 6, 1984	Boston		The Channel	Mass Digney Fignus
January 7, 1984	New York City		L'Amour East
January 12, 1984	Philadelphia		Ripley's Music Hall
January 14, 1984	Roslyn		My Father's Place
North America^[153]
March 9, 1984	Portland	United States	Unknown venue	Joe Perry David Johansen
March 10, 1984	Providence		The Living Room	The Bristols
March 16, 1984	Waterbury		Toad's Place	Lost Generation
March 17, 1984	New York City		Unknown venue
March 20, 1984	Washington, D.C.		Wax Museum Nightclub	The Mob
March 22, 1984	Manchester		The Casbah
March 23, 1984	Albany		University at Albany, SUNY	The Steven Clyde Band
March 29, 1984	West Hartford		West Hartford Agora	Broken Angels
March 30, 1984	Brockton		Scotch 'n' Sounds	The Vex
April 6, 1984	Salisbury		Unknown venue
North America^[136]^[154]^[155]^[156]
April 26, 1984	Charlottesville	United States	University Hall	The Slickee Boys
April 27, 1984	The Bronx		Rose Hill Gymnasium	Walter Lure
April 28, 1984	Brockport		Tuttle North Gym	The Burns Sisters
April 29, 1984	Storrs		University of Connecticut	The Gap Band
May 4, 1984	Itacha		Barton Hall
May 5, 1984	Cortland		Dwyer Memorial Park	Cheap Trick David Johansen
May 17, 1984	Garden City		Adelphi University
May 18, 1984	New Haven		Twilight Zone
May 19, 1984	Mount Ivy		Club Expo
May 31, 1984	Richmond		Cellar Door	Beex
June 1, 1984	Norfolk		The Boathouse
June 8, 1984	Ellington		The Country Squire	RTM
June 9, 1984	Swanzey		Cheshire County Fairgrounds (Summer RockFest)	—
June 16, 1984	New York City		L'Amour East
June 28, 1984	Providence		The Living Room
June 29, 1984	Taunton		Taunton High School (Red Cross Benefit)	The Neighborhoods
June 30, 1984	Syracuse		Unknown venue
July 1, 1984^[157]	Washington, D.C.		Wax Museum Nightclub	Wrathchild America
North America^[158]
August 1, 1984	Rochester	United States	Rochester Community War Memorial	Supporting act for: Billy Idol
August 17, 1984	Hackettstown		The Nook
August 28, 1984	New Haven		Toad's Place
August 30, 1984	Selden		Suffolk County Community College
August 31, 1984	West Hartford		West Hartford Agora	The Mob
September 2, 1984	Lido Beach		Malibu Night Club
September 15, 1984	Stony Brook		Stony Brook Gymnasium	Dino and the Detonators
North America^[159]^[160]^[161]
October 5, 1984	Spring Valley	United States	Club Manhattan
October 6, 1984	New York City		L'Amour East
October 9, 1984	Washington, D.C.		Wax Museum Nightclub
October 11, 1984	North Dartmouth		University of Massachusetts Dartmouth
October 12, 1984	Providence		The Living Room	Rash of Stabbings
October 13, 1984	Manchester		The Casbah
October 19, 1984	Bethany		Bethany College
October 20, 1984	Norfolk		The Boathouse
~~October 24, 1984~~^[162]	Tampa		USF Sun Dome (OSP Halloween Ball)	—
October 28, 1984	Hallandale Beach		Button South
October 29, 1984	West Palm Beach		The Bowery
October 30, 1984	Hallandale Beach		Button South
October 31, 1984	Gainesville		The Bandshell	John Cafferty and the Beaver Brown Band
November 2, 1984	Atlanta		Unknown venue
November 3, 1984	Atlanta		Unknown venue
November 5, 1984	Destin		Nightown
November 7, 1984	New Orleans		Riverboat President
November 10, 1984	Houston		Nite Moves
November 11, 1984	Austin		Austin Opry House	The Offenders
November 12, 1984	Dallas		Arcadia Theatre
November 14, 1984	Albuquerque		Student Union Building	Crawling Walls
November 15, 1984	Phoenix		Palace West	Co-headlining with: Black Flag
November 17, 1984	Los Angeles		Hollywood Palladium	Co-headlining with: Black Flag Supported by: Minutemen
November 18, 1984	San Diego		Montezuma Hall	Co-headlining with: Black Flag
November 20, 1984	Los Angeles		Bovard Auditorium	The Dream Syndicate
November 21, 1984	Pomona		Pomona Valley Auditorium	Agent Orange Chardon Square
November 23, 1984^[163]	San Francisco		Kabuki Theater	Yanks
November 24, 1984	Palo Alto		Keystone	Yanks
November 27, 1984	Portland		Starry Night
November 29, 1984	Vancouver	Canada	Commodore Ballroom	Shanghai Dog
November 30, 1984	Seattle	United States	Hub Ballroom	The Eagertones
December 1, 1984	Eugene		EMU Ballroom	The Rats Junk 57
December 3, 1984	Carmichael		Entertainment Factory	Tales of Terror Pariah
December 4, 1984	San Jose		The Cabaret
December 5, 1984	Berkeley		Berkeley Square
December 7, 1984	Paradise		University of Nevada, Las Vegas	Unknown support
December 9, 1984	Los Angeles		Palace Theatre	The D.I.'s
December 12, 1984	St. Louis		Mississippi Nights	White Animals
December 13, 1984	Milwaukee		Eagles Ballroom	EIEIO
December 14, 1984	Chicago		Aragon Ballroom	Naked Raygun The Higsons
December 15, 1984	Detroit		Traxx
December 16, 1984	Detroit		Traxx
North America
December 26, 1984	West Islip	United States	Unknown venue
December 27, 1984	New York City		The Ritz
December 28, 1984	New York City		The Ritz
December 29, 1984	Providence		Lupo's Heartbreak Hotel

Typical setlist (Legs 2-5)

"Durango 95"
"Teenage Lobotomy"
"Psycho Therapy"
"Blitzkrieg Bop"
"Do You Remember Rock 'n' Roll Radio?"
"Danger Zone"
"Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment"
"Rock 'n' Roll High School"
"I Wanna Be Sedated"
"Beat on the Brat"
"The KKK Took My Baby Away"
"Go Mental"
"I Don't Wanna Walk Around with You"
"Suzy Is a Headbanger"
"Let's Dance" (Chris Montez cover)
"I'm Affected"
"Too Tough to Die"
"Chinese Rock"
"Wart Hog"
"Rockaway Beach"
"Surfin' Bird" (The Trashmen cover)
"Cretin Hop"
"California Sun" (Joe Jones cover)
"Today Your Love, Tomorrow the World"
"Pinhead"

Encore:

"Mama's Boy"
"Highest Trails Above"
"Sheena Is a Punk Rocker"

Encore 2:

"Howling at the Moon (Sha-La-La)"
"Judy Is a Punk"
"We're a Happy Family"

1985

Date	City	Country	Venue	Supporting act(s)
North America^[27]^[164]^[165]
January 3, 1985	Boston	United States	The Metro
January 4, 1985	West Hartford		West Hartford Agora
January 9, 1985	Mount Vernon		Unknown venue
January 12, 1985	Asbury Park		The Stone Pony	Partners in Crime
January 25, 1985	Lexington		Unknown venue
January 30, 1985	Washington, D.C.		The Bayou
January 31, 1985	Washington, D.C.		The Bayou
February 8, 1985	New York City		L'Amour
February 12, 1985	New York City		Unknown venue
February 14, 1985	Lowell		Cumnock Hall
February 15, 1985	Worcester		E. M. Loew's Theatre of Performing Arts	The Reducers
February 16, 1985	Manchester		The Casbah
February 17, 1985	Upper Darby		Tower Theater	Opening act for: Joan Jett & the Blackhearts
February 18, 1985	Baltimore		Girard's
Europe
February 24, 1985	London	England	Lyceum Ballroom	Restless Gene Loves Jezebel
February 25, 1985
February 26, 1985
February 27, 1985
North America^[166]^[167]
March 7, 1985	Garden City	United States	University Center Ballroom	Aku Aku
March 8, 1985	Providence		The Living Room
March 9, 1985	New York City		L'Amour	Frehley's Comet
March 14, 1985	Athens		Ohio University's Memorial Auditorium
March 15, 1985	Detroit		Traxx
March 16, 1985	Detroit		Traxx
March 18, 1985	Columbus		Newport Music Hall
March 19, 1985	Newport		Jockey Club	Suicidal Tendencies
March 20, 1985	Pittsburgh		Heaven
March 29, 1985	Buffalo		Salty Dog Skyroom
March 30, 1985	Syracuse		Manley Field House	Todd Hobin Band
March 31, 1985	Hamden		Quinnipiac College Gymnasium	New Johnny 5
April 4, 1985	Baltimore		Marble Bar
April 5, 1985	Norfolk		The Boathouse
April 6, 1985	Newaek		Main Street Cabaret
April 12, 1985^[168]	Durham		MUB Pub
April 13, 1985	Trenton		City Gardens	Loudness
North America^[136]^[169]^[170]^[171]^[172]
April 27, 1985	Worcester	United States	Assumption University
May 3, 1985	New Haven		University of New Haven	Funkestra Newcleus
May 4, 1985	Jamesburg		Emmetts Inn	The Rattlers
May 5, 1985	Trenton		City Gardens
May 7, 1985	Garden City		Unknown venue
May 9, 1985	Rochester		Scorgie's	The Essentials
May 10, 1985	Buffalo		Buffalo State New Gym Practice Field	The Reducers
May 12, 1985	Hartford		Trinity College	'Til Tuesday
May 20, 1985	Providence		The Living Room	Pajama Slave Dancers
May 25, 1985	Hartford		Agora Ballroom	George Thorogood and The Destroyers Regular Joes
May 27, 1985	Blacksburg		Burruss Hall Auditorium	George Thorogood and The Destroyers
May 28, 1985	Richmond		Cellar Door	Suzy Saxon and the Anglos
May 30, 1985	New York City		The Ritz	Crossfire Choir
May 31, 1985	New York City		The Ritz	Crossfire Choir
June 7, 1985	Oyster Bay		Unknown venue
June 8, 1985	Hampton		Club Casino
June 14, 1985	Scotia		Skyway Club
June 15, 1985	New York City		L'Amour
Europe
June 22, 1985	Milton Keynes	England	Milton Keynes National Bowl (The Longest Day)	—
June 24, 1985	Dublin	Ireland	Television Club
June 25, 1985	Dublin	Ireland	Television Club
June 26, 1985	Belfast	Northern Ireland	Queen's Students’ Union
June 28, 1985	Glasgow	Scotland	Barrowland Ballroom	Styng Rites
June 30, 1985	Roskilde	Denmark	Darupvej (Roskilde Festival)	—
July 2, 1985	West Berlin	West Germany	Tempodrom
July 3, 1985	Hamburg		Ernst-Merck-Halle
July 4, 1985	Bochum		Ruhrlandhalle
July 6, 1985	Torhout	Belgium	Achiel Eeckloo Rockweide (Rock Werchter)	—
July 7, 1985	Werchter	Belgium	Werchter Festivalpark (Rock Werchter)	—
North America^[173]
August 9, 1985	Worcester	United States	E. M. Loew's Theatre of Performing Arts
August 10, 1985	Middletown		J. Bee's Rock III	Shy Talk
August 11, 1985	Hampton Bays		Unknown venue
August 12, 1985	New Haven		Toad's Place
August 21, 1985	Boston		Spit
August 22, 1985	Branford		Sneakers
August 24, 1985	Norfolk		The Boathouse
August 25, 1985	Washington, D.C.		The Bayou
August 26, 1985	Washington, D.C.		The Bayou
August 27, 1985	Ocean City		Over The Rainbow
September 1, 1985	Lido Beach		Unknown venue
North America^[174]
September 20, 1985	Hartford	United States	Agora Ballroom	Pajama Slave Dancers
September 21, 1985	Albany	United States	J.B. Scott's
North America^[175]^[176]^[177]
October 5, 1985	Asbury Park	United States	The Stone Pony
October 11, 1985	Spring Valley		Unknown Venue	Fahrenheit 451
October 12, 1985	Providence		The Living Room
October 13, 1985	East Madow		The Living Room
October 26, 1985	College Park		University of Maryland, College Park	Frankie and the Actions
November 1, 1985	Amherst		University of Massachusetts	The Neighborhoods
North America^[177]^[178]^[179]^[180]
November 22, 1985	Commack	United States	Unknown venue
November 23, 1985	Lewistown		Bucknell University	The Reducers
November 27, 1985	Trenton		City Gardens	Mosquitos
November 29, 1985	New York City		L'Amour	Reagan Youth
December 7, 1985	Plattsburgh		Angell Center Ballroom
December 31, 1985	New York City		The World	Beastie Boys

Typical setlist

"Durango 95"
"Teenage Lobotomy"
"Psycho Therapy"
"Blitzkrieg Bop"
"Do You Remember Rock 'n' Roll Radio?"
"Danger Zone"
"Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment"
"Rock 'n' Roll High School"
"I Wanna Be Sedated"
"Beat on the Brat"
"The KKK Took My Baby Away"
"Commando"
"I Don't Wanna Walk Around with You" (Legs 1–2)
"Judy Is a Punk" (Legs 3–7)
"Loudmouth" (Legs 8–9)
"Suzy Is a Headbanger"
"Let's Dance" (Chris Montez cover)
"53rd & 3rd" (Replaced by "I Don't Care" after Leg 7)
"Too Tough to Die"
"Chinese Rock"
"Wart Hog"
"Rockaway Beach"
"Surfin' Bird" (The Trashmen cover)
"Cretin Hop"
"California Sun" (Joe Jones cover)
"Today Your Love, Tomorrow the World"
"Pinhead"

Encore:

"Mama's Boy"
"Highest Trails Above"
"Sheena Is a Punk Rocker"

Encore 2:

"Chasing the Night" or "Howling at the Moon (Sha-La-La)" (Replaced by "Do You Want to Dance" after Leg 7)
"I Don't Wanna Walk Around with You" (Replaced "I Don't Wanna Go Down to the Basement" after Leg 2)
"We're a Happy Family"

1986

Date	City	Country	Venue	Opening act(s)^[181]
North America^[182]^[183]
April 11, 1986	Fredonia	United States	Williams Center	The Splatcats
April 12, 1986	Rochester		The Palestra	Mosquitos
April 14, 1986	Philadelphia		Temple University
April 19, 1986	Winooski, Vermont		St. Michael's College
April 20, 1986	Durham		University of New Hampshire Field House	Perfect Edge
April 25, 1986	Randolph		Obsessions
April 26, 1986	New Brunswick		Livingston Campus Lawn
Europe^[184]^[185]^[186]
May 4, 1986	London	England	Hammersmith Palais	The Prisoners Thrashing Doves
May 5, 1986			Hammersmith Palais	The Prisoners Thrashing Doves
May 6, 1986			Clarendon Hotel Ballroom
May 7, 1986	Brighton		Top Rank Suite	The Prisoners
May 8, 1986	Poole		Poole Arts Centre	The Prisoners
May 9, 1986	St. Austell		Cornwall Coliseum
May 11, 1986	Bristol		The Studio	The Prisoners
May 12, 1986	Birmingham		Birmingham Odeon	The Prisoners
May 13, 1986	Preston		Preston Guild Hall
May 14, 1986	Edinburgh	Scotland	Edinburgh Playhouse	The Prisoners
May 15, 1986	Newcastle	England	Mayfair Ballroom
May 17, 1986	Leeds		University of Leeds
May 18, 1986	Manchester		Manchester Apollo
May 19, 1986	Nottingham		Rock City
North America^[187]
June 20, 1986	Albany	United States	J.B. Scott's
June 21, 1986	West Hartford		West Hartford Agora	The Queers
June 22, 1986	Hampton Beach		Club Casino	Infidelics
June 24, 1986	New Haven		Toad's Place	The Queers
June 25, 1986	Providence		The Living Room
June 27, 1986	New York City		L'Amour
June 28, 1986	Philadelphia		Chestnut Cabaret	Duck Tape
June 29, 1986	Baltimore		Hammerjack's
June 30, 1986	Norfolk		The Boathouse	The Smithereens
July 1, 1986	Washington, D.C.		The Bayou
July 2, 1986	Washington, D.C.		The Bayou
July 8, 1986	Oyster Bay		Unknown venue
July 11, 1986	Trenton		City Gardens	The Shades
July 12, 1986	Asbury Park		The Stone Pony
July 17, 1986	McKees Rocks		Mancini's Lounge
July 19, 1986	Detroit		Traxx
July 20, 1986	Detroit		Traxx
July 21, 1986	Lakewood		Phantasy Theater	Attitude
July 22, 1986	Columbus		Newport Music Hall	Infidelics
July 23, 1986	Newport		Jockey Club	Angry Red Planet
July 25, 1986	Chicago		Metro Chicago	The Service The Dead Milkmen
July 26, 1986	Chicago		Metro Chicago	The Service The Dead Milkmen
July 27, 1986	Minneapolis		First Avenue
Europe
August 2, 1986	Veurne	Belgium	Kruispunt Europalaan Pannestraat (Seaside Festival)	—
August 3, 1986	Sneek	Netherlands	IJsbaanterrein (Sneekwave)	—
August 4, 1986	Amsterdam		Melkweg	Ivy Green
August 5, 1986	Amsterdam		Melkweg
North America^[188]^[189]
August 31, 1986	Lido Beach	United States	Unknown venue
September 11, 1986	San Diego		UCSD Gymnasium
September 13, 1986	Los Angeles		Hollywood Palladium	Social Distortion
September 14, 1986	Carmichael		El Dorado Saloon	Social Unrest Doggy Style
September 15, 1986	San Francisco		Wolfgang's	The Afflicted
September 16, 1986	San Francisco		Wolfgang's	Jetboy
September 17, 1986	Santa Clara		One Step Beyond
September 19, 1986	Long Beach		Fender's Ballroom	The Vandals Screamin' Sirens
September 21, 1986	Los Angeles		The Palace	Channel 3 Chardon Square
September 22, 1986	Riverside		Club Metro	Channel 3 Chardon Square
September 23, 1986	San Diego		Bacchanal
September 24, 1986	West Hollywood		Whisky a Go Go	Secret Surprise
North America^[190]^[191]^[192]^[193]^[194]
October 10, 1986	Trenton	United States	City Gardens
October 11, 1986	New York City		L'Amour
October 16, 1986^[195]	Northampton		Pearl Street
October 17, 1986	West Hartford		West Hartford Agora	The Reducers
October 18, 1986	Providence		The Living Room
October 24, 1986	Washington, D.C.		The Tavern
October 25, 1986^[196]	Philadelphia		Chestnut Cabaret	Duck Tape
October 31, 1986	Roslyn		My Father's Place
November 1, 1986	Bridgeport		University of Bridgeport
November 3, 1986	Boston		The Metro
November 6, 1986	New York City		The Ritz	The Chesterfield Kings
November 7, 1986	New York City		The Ritz	The Chesterfield Kings
November 15, 1986	Kent		Kent State University
November 16, 1986	Buffalo		The Inferno
November 18, 1986	Montclair		Montclair State College
November 21, 1986	South Amboy		Club Bene
November 22, 1986 ^[197]	Medford		Tufts University	Barrence Whitfield & the Savages
December 4, 1986	Waltham		Levin Ballroom	The Lemonheads
December 5, 1986	Rochester		Unknown venue
December 6, 1986	Alfred		Alfred University	The Chesterfield Kings
December 19, 1986	New York City		L'Amour East
December 20, 1986	Bay Shore		Sundance
December 31, 1986	Roslyn		My Father's Place

Typical setlist

"Eat That Rat"
"Teenage Lobotomy"
"Psycho Therapy"
"Blitzkrieg Bop"
"Do You Remember Rock 'n' Roll Radio?"
"Freak of Nature"
"Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment"
"Rock 'n' Roll High School"
"I Wanna Be Sedated"
"The KKK Took My Baby Away"
"Crummy Stuff"
"Loudmouth"
"Love Kills"
"Sheena Is a Punk Rocker"
"Glad to See You Go"
"I Just Want to Have Something to Do"
"Too Tough to Die"
"Mama's Boy"
"Animal Boy"
"Wart Hog"
"Surfin' Bird" (The Trashmen cover)
"Cretin Hop"
"I Don't Wanna Walk Around With You"
"Today Your Love, Tomorrow the World"
"Pinhead"

Encore:

Encore 2:

"Do You Want to Dance" (Bobby Freeman cover)
"California Sun" (Joe Jones cover)
"We're a Happy Family"

1987

Date	City	Country	Venue	Opening act(s)
North America
January 3, 1987	Trenton	United States	City Gardens	Shock Mommies
January 4, 1987	Washington, D.C.	United States	The Bayou
North America
January 23, 1987	Providence	United States	The Living Room
January 24, 1987	Poughkeepsie	United States	The Chance	Zebra
South America
January 31, 1987	São Paulo	Brazil	Palace Theatre
February 1, 1987	São Paulo	Brazil	Palace Theatre
February 4, 1987	Buenos Aires	Argentina	Estadio Obras Sanitarias
North America
February 20, 1987	Pittsburgh	United States	Syria Mosque	The Cynics
February 21, 1987	Allentown		Airport Road Music Hall	The Mating Index
February 26, 1987	Wayne		William Paterson University
February 27, 1987	Asbury Park		The Stone Pony	Aerrage
February 28, 1987	Philadelphia		Chestnut Cabaret	The Daves
North America^[198]
March 20, 1987	Dallas	United States	Longhorn Ballroom
March 21, 1987	Austin		The Backroom	Zulu Time
March 22, 1987	Houston		The Fast and Cool Club
March 23, 1987	New Orleans		McAlister Auditorium	Skinsect
March 25, 1987	Atlanta		Buckhead Cinema and Drafthouse	Drivin N Cryin
March 26, 1987	Tallahassee		The Moon	The Slut Boys
March 27, 1987	Tampa		Fort Homer Hesterly Armory	The Fanatics
March 28, 1987	Cocoa Beach		Brassy's Nightclub
March 29, 1987	Miami Beach		Cameo Theatre	The Drills
North America^[199]^[200]
April 22, 1987	Garden City	United States	Nassau Community College
April 23, 1987	New York City		Wave Street	Crash Conference
April 25, 1987	West Hartford		West Hartford Agora	The Reducers The Ring
April 26, 1987	New Haven		Toad's Place	Last Supper
April 30, 1987	Williamstown		Unknown venue
May 1, 1987	Brunswick		Bowdoin College
May 2, 1987	Albany		State University of New York at Albany	Co-headlining with: Joan Jett & the Blackhearts
May 3, 1987	Hadley		Unknown venue
May 8, 1987	Randolph		Obsessions	Maximum America
May 9, 1987	New York City		L'Amour
May 15, 1987	Providence		The Living Room
May 16, 1987	Bay Shore		Sundance
May 29, 1987	Darien Lake		Unknown venue
May 30, 1987	Poughkeepsie		The Chance
North America^[201]
June 18, 1987	Harrisburg	United States	The Metron
June 19, 1987	Ocean City		Scandals Nightclub
June 20, 1987	Philadelphia		Chestnut Cabaret
June 26, 1987	Oyster Bay		Rumrunner
June 27, 1987	New York City		Flushing Meadows Park (Queens Festival '87)	—
June 28, 1987	Washington, D.C.		The Bayou
June 29, 1987
June 30, 1987
July 1, 1987	Norfolk		The Boathouse
North America
July 21, 1987	Toronto	Canada	RPM Club	Shadowy Men on a Shadowy Planet
July 22, 1987				Shadowy Men on a Shadowy Planet
July 23, 1987				Forgotten Rebels
July 24, 1987	Ottawa		Porter Hall	Grave Concern
North America
August 12, 1987	East Hampton	United States	Jag (Richie's last show)
North America^[202]^[203]^[204]^[205]
August 28, 1987*	Providence	United States	The Living Room
August 29, 1987*	Trenton		City Gardens	Warzone Goo Goo Dolls
September 4, 1987	Oyster Bay		Heartbeat (First show with Marky again)
September 5, 1987	Washington, D.C.		Unknown venue
September 6, 1987	Commack		Unknown venue
September 10, 1987	New York City		The Ritz	Manitoba's Wild Kingdom
September 11, 1987	New York City		The Ritz	Crash Conference
September 16, 1987	Spring Valley		Club Tronix
September 18, 1987	Los Angeles		Hollywood Palladium	T.S.O.L.
September 19, 1987	Fresno		Wilson Theatre	T.S.O.L.
September 21, 1987	San Francisco		City Nights Club	Attitude
September 22, 1987	San Francisco		The Stone	T.S.O.L. Sea Hags
September 23, 1987	Santa Clara		One Step Beyond
September 25, 1987	Long Beach		Fender's Ballroom	D.I. The Neighborhoods
September 26, 1987	Los Angeles		California State University, Northridge	The Dickies
September 27, 1987	West Hollywood		The Roxy	T.S.O.L.
Europe^[206]^[207]^[208]
October 5, 1987	Copenhagen	Denmark	Saga Rockteater	Gaye Bykers on Acid
October 6, 1987	Hamburg	West Germany	Große Freiheit 36
October 7, 1987	Amsterdam	Netherlands	Paradiso Grote Zaal
October 8, 1987	Düsseldorf	West Germany	Tor 3
October 9, 1987	Munich	West Germany	Alabama-Halle
October 11, 1987	Milan	Italy	Prego Club
October 12, 1987	Zürich	Switzerland	Volkshaus
October 13, 1987	Paris	France	Théâtre de la Mutualité
October 15, 1987	Sheffield	England	Octagon Centre	The Sex Gods
October 16, 1987	Newcastle		Mayfair Ballroom
October 17, 1987	Leeds		University of Leeds	The Sex Gods
October 18, 1987	Glasgow	Scotland	Barrowland Ballroom
October 20, 1987	Nottingham	England	Rock City
October 21, 1987	Norwich		University of East Anglia
October 22, 1987	Manchester		International II
October 23, 1987	Liverpool		University of Liverpool	The Sex Gods
October 24, 1987	Cardiff	Wales	Cardiff University	The Sex Gods
October 25, 1987	Birmingham	England	The Hummingbird	Flesh for Lulu The Sex Gods
October 26, 1987	London	England	Brixton Academy	Flesh for Lulu The Sex Gods
North America^[209]^[210]^[211]^[212]
October 31, 1987	Alexandria	United States	Unknown venue
November 12, 1987	Wilmington		Mad Monk
November 13, 1987	Greenville		The Attic	Soul Train
November 14, 1987	Charlotte		Kidnappers	Misguided Youth
November 15, 1987	Charlottesville		Trax
November 18, 1987	Boston		The Metro
November 19, 1987	Providence		The Living Room
November 20, 1987	Allentown		Airport Road Music Hall	The Original Sins
November 21, 1987	New York City		L'Amour
November 22, 1987	Glassboro		Esbjornson Gymnasium
November 27, 1987	Bay Shore		Sundance
December 3, 1987	New Haven		Toad's Place	Manitoba's Wild Kingdom
December 4, 1987	Randolph		Obsessions	Manitoba's Wild Kingdom
December 5, 1987	Poughkeepsie		Vassar College
December 9, 1987	Baltimore		Hammerjack's	The Slickees The Vamps
December 10, 1987	Washington, D.C.		The Bayou
December 11, 1987	Washington, D.C.		The Bayou
December 12, 1987	Oyster Bay		Unknown venue
December 13, 1987	Philadelphia		Trocadero Theatre
December 31, 1987	Bay Shore		Sundance

*With Clem Burke on drums

First setlist

"Eat That Rat" or "Durango 95"
"Teenage Lobotomy"
"Psycho Therapy"
"Blitzkrieg Bop"
"Do You Remember Rock 'n' Roll Radio?"
"Freak of Nature"
"Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment"
"Rock 'n' Roll High School"
"I Wanna Be Sedated"
"The KKK Took My Baby Away"
"Crummy Stuff"
"Loudmouth" or "Weasel Face" or "Bop Til' You Drop" or "Rockaway Beach"
"Love Kills"
"Sheena Is a Punk Rocker"
"Glad to See You Go"
"I Don't Care" (Replaced "I Just Want to Have Something to Do" after Leg 2)
"Too Tough to Die"
"Mama's Boy"
"Animal Boy"
"Wart Hog"
"Surfin' Bird" (The Trashmen cover)
"Cretin Hop"
"I Don't Wanna Walk Around with You"
"Today Your Love, Tomorrow the World"
"Pinhead"

Encore:

Encore 2:

"Do You Want to Dance" (Bobby Freeman cover)
"California Sun" (Joe Jones cover)
"We're a Happy Family"

Second setlist

"Durango 95"
"Teenage Lobotomy"
"Psycho Therapy"
"Blitzkrieg Bop"
"Do You Remember Rock 'n' Roll Radio?"
"Bop Til' You Drop"
"Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment"
"Rock 'n' Roll High School"
"I Wanna Be Sedated"
"The KKK Took My Baby Away"
"Chinese Rock"
"Weasel Face"
"Love Kills"
"Sheena Is a Punk Rocker"
"Rockaway Beach"
"Garden of Serenity"
"Too Tough to Die"
"Mama's Boy"
"Animal Boy"
"Wart Hog"
"Surfin' Bird" (The Trashmen cover)
"Cretin Hop"
"I Don't Wanna Walk Around with You"
"Today Your Love, Tomorrow the World"
"Pinhead"

Encore:

Encore 2:

"Do You Want to Dance" (Bobby Freeman cover)
"California Sun" (Joe Jones cover)
"We're a Happy Family"

1988

Date	City	Country	Venue	Opening act(s)
North America
January 1, 1988	Trenton	United States	City Gardens	Adrenalin O.D.
January 2, 1988	New York City	United States	The Ritz	Manitoba's Wild Kingdom
North America^[213]^[214]
January 28, 1988	Dallas	United States	Arcadia Theater	The Neighborhood
January 29, 1988	Austin		The Back Room
January 30, 1988	Austin		The Back Room
January 31, 1988	Houston		Club Xcess
February 1, 1998	New Orleans		Tipitina's	Dash Rip Rock
February 3, 1988	Atlanta		Center Stage	Antiheroes
February 4, 1988	Tallahassee		The Moon	Corrosion of Conformity
February 5, 1988	Jacksonville		Unknown venue
February 6, 1988	St. Petersburg		Jannus Landing	Corrosion of Conformity
February 7, 1988	Miami		Club 1235	Corrosion of Conformity
North America
February 19, 1988	Aguadilla	Puerto Rico	Ramey Air Force Base
February 20, 1988	Aguadilla	Puerto Rico	Ramey Air Force Base
North America^[215]
March 11, 1988	South Amboy	United States	Club Bene
March 12, 1988	New York City		Unknown venue
March 13, 1988	Hempstead		Unknown venue
March 18, 1988	Oswego		Laker Hall Gym	Heathen's Rage
March 19, 1988	Rochester		Idols	Cowpokes
March 24, 1988	New York City		Wave Street
March 26, 1988	Allentown		Airport Road Music Hall	The Original Sins
North America^[216]^[217]^[218]
April 22, 1988	Trenton	United States	City Gardens	Prong
April 23, 1988	Philadelphia		Hank DeVincent Field	Beru Revue The Romantics
April 27, 1988	Providence		The Living Room	Beve Buell & The Gargoyles
April 29, 1988	Commack		Showcase
April 30, 1988	Oneonta NY		Gymnasium [Denny Dent
May 3, 1988	Toronto	Canada	RPM Club	The Dik Van Dykes
May 4, 1988
May 5, 1988
May 6, 1988	Amherst	United States	Baird Point (Spring Fest)	—
May 7, 1988	Rochester		Frank Ritter Memorial Ice Arena	Unknown support
May 19, 1988	Brewster		Unknown venue
May 20, 1988	New Rochelle		Streets
May 21, 1988	Philadelphia		Chestnut Cabaret	Living Colour
Europe^[206]^[219]^[220]
June 2, 1988	Stockholm	Sweden	Gröna Lund
June 3, 1988	Lund	Sweden	Mejeriet
June 4, 1988	Seinäjoki	Finland	Törnävä (Provinssirock)	—
June 6, 1988	Paris	France	Elysée Montmartre	The Seers
June 7, 1988	Tilburg	Netherlands	Noorderligt
June 8, 1988	Amsterdam		Paradiso Grote Zaal
June 9, 1988	Amsterdam		Paradiso Grote Zaal
June 10, 1988	Groningen		De Oosterpoort	The Seers Boegies
June 11, 1988	Göttingen	West Germany	Sportpark (Rock im Sportpark Festival)	—
June 12, 1988	West Berlin		Messehalle 1	The Stranglers The Godfathers The Seers
June 13, 1988	Düsseldorf		Philipshalle	The Stranglers The Godfathers The Seers
June 15, 1988	London	England	Brixton Academy	The Seers Crazy Pink Revolvers Romeo Street Gang
North America^[221]^[222]^[223]
July 1, 1988	New York City	United States	L'Amour	Cycle Sluts from Hell
July 2, 1988	Poughkeepsie		The Chance
July 7, 1988	San Diego		Bacchanal	The Giant Burritos
July 8, 1988	Los Angeles		Hollywood Palladium	The Dickies
July 10, 1988	San Francisco		The Fillmore	Sea Hags The Field Mice
July 11, 1988	San Francisco		The Fillmore	The Dickies Snatches of Pink
July 12, 1988	Santa Clara		One Step Beyond	The Dickies
July 13, 1988	Santa Clara		One Step Beyond	The Dickies
July 15, 1988	Anaheim		Celebrity Theatre	Adolescents The Crowd
July 16, 1988	Los Angeles		John Anson Ford Amphitheatre	Thelonious Monster Camper Van Beethoven
July 17, 1988	Santa Barbara		The Graduate	Adolescents Lazy Cowgirls
July 18, 1988	West Hollywood		Roxy Theatre
North America^[224]^[217]
August 2, 1988	New Haven	United States	Toad's Place
August 3, 1988	Uniondale		Lobster A-Go-Go
August 4, 1988	Brewster		Polo's
August 5, 1988	Trenton		City Gardens	The Dickies
August 12, 1988	Commack		Showcase
August 13, 1988	Philadelphia		Chestnut Cabaret	The Waldos
August 14, 1988	Baltimore		Hammerjack's
August 15, 1988	Washington, D.C.		The Bayou
August 16, 1988	Washington, D.C.		The Bayou
August 19, 1988	New York City		The Ritz	The Dickies Richie Stotts Band
August 20, 1988	New York City		The Ritz	The Dickies Cycle Sluts from Hell
Europe
August 26, 1988	Reading	England	Little John's Farm (Reading Festival)	—
August 27, 1988	Hechtel-Eksel	Belgium	Sanicole Airfield (Pukkelpop)	—
North America^[225]^[226]
September 13, 1988	South Amboy	United States	Club Bene
September 14, 1988	Boston		The Channel	Voodoo Dolls The Matweeds
September 15, 1988	Providence		The Living Room	Jane's Addiction
September 21, 1988	Pittsburgh		Syria Mosque	Jane's Addiction
September 22, 1988	Kent		The Draft House	—
September 23, 1988	Chicago		Aragon Ballroom	Co-headlining with: Iggy Pop Supported by: The Dickies
September 24, 1988	Detroit		Harpo's	The Dickies
September 26, 1988	Cincinnati		Bogart's	The Dickies
September 27, 1988	Columbus		Newport Music Hall
September 28, 1988	Indianapolis		The Vogue	The Dickies
September 29, 1988	St. Louis		Mississippi Nights
October 1, 1988	Lakewood		Phantasy Theater
October 6, 1988	New York City		Unknown venue
October 7, 1988	Poughkeepsie		The Chance
October 8, 1988	Rochester		Renaissance Theater	The Fugitives
October 9, 1988	Cohoes		Saratoga Winners
October 13, 1988	Island Park		Club California
October 14, 1988	Trenton		City Gardens	The Citizens
October 15, 1988	Trenton		City Gardens	Vision
Asia
October 24, 1988	Tokyo	Japan	Nakano Sun Plaza
October 25, 1988	Tokyo		Nakano Sun Plaza
October 26, 1988	Kobe		Fish Dance Hall
October 27, 1988	Osaka		Midou Kaikan
October 28, 1988	Tokyo		MZA Ariake
North America^[227]^[228]^[229]^[230]
November 11, 1988	Dallas	United States	Arcadia Theatre	The Buck Pets
November 12, 1988	Austin		The Backroom
November 13, 1988	Austin		The Backroom
November 14, 1988	College Station		The Parthenon	—
November 15, 1988	Houston		Club Xcess
November 16, 1988	New Orleans		Tipitina's
November 18, 1988	St. Petersburg		Jannus Landing	The Dickies
November 19, 1988	Miami Beach		Cameo Theatre	The Dickies
November 20, 1988	Orlando		Visage Nightclub	Rose Shadows
November 22, 1988	Atlanta		Center Stage
December 1, 1988	New York City		Fordham University
December 2, 1988	Baltimore		Hammerjack's
December 10, 1988	Durham		University of New Hampshire
December 11, 1988	New Haven		Toad's Place	The Dissidents
North America
December 30, 1988	Providence	United States	The Living Room	Voodoo Dolls
December 31, 1988	New York City	United States	Irving Plaza	Richie Stotts

Typical setlist

"Durango 95"
"Teenage Lobotomy"
"Psycho Therapy"
"Blitzkrieg Bop"
"Do You Remember Rock 'n' Roll Radio?"
"Bop Til' You Drop"
"Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment"
"Rock 'n' Roll High School"
"I Wanna Be Sedated"
"I Don't Want You" or "Beat on the Brat"
"Chinese Rock"
"Weasel Face"
"Commando"
"Sheena Is a Punk Rocker"
"Rockaway Beach"
"Garden of Serenity" (Legs 1–7)
"Needles and Pins" (Jackie DeShannon cover) (Legs 7–10)
"Here Today, Gone Tomorrow" (Legs 11–12)
"I Just Want to Have Something to Do"
"Too Tough to Die"
"Mama's Boy"
"Animal Boy"
"Wart Hog"
"Surfin' Bird" (The Trashmen cover)
"Cretin Hop"
"I Don't Wanna Walk Around with You"
"Today Your Love, Tomorrow the World"
"Pinhead"

Encore:

Encore 2:

"Do You Want to Dance" (Bobby Freeman cover)
"California Sun" (Joe Jones cover) or "Let's Dance" (Chris Montez cover) or "Judy Is a Punk"
"We're a Happy Family"

1989

Date	City	Country	Venue	Opening act(s)
North America^[231]
January 16, 1989	Washington, D.C.	United States	The Bayou
January 17, 1989	Washington, D.C.		The Bayou
January 19, 1989	Nashville		Center Stage Club	Manikenz
January 20, 1989	Lexington		Rhinestones Music Palace
January 21, 1989	Louisville		Phoenix Hill Tavern
January 23, 1989	Columbia		Greenstreets
January 24, 1989	Charlotte		Pterodactyl Club	Surfin' Sid The Moguls
January 25, 1989	Norfolk		The Boathouse
January 27, 1989	New York City		The Ritz	Circus of Power
January 28, 1989	New York City		The Ritz	Circus of Power
Europe^[232]^[233]^[234]
February 7, 1989	Madrid	Spain	Pabellón de la Ciudad Deportiva del Real Madrid	BB sin sed
February 8, 1989	Barcelona		Palau dels Esports
February 9, 1989	Valencia		Arena Auditorium
February 10, 1989	Valencia		Arena Auditorium
February 11, 1989	San Sebastián		Polideportivo Anoeta
February 12, 1989	San Sebastián		Polideportivo Anoeta
North America
February 24, 1989	Poughkeepsie	United States	The Chance	Richie Stotts
February 25, 1989	Philadelphia	United States	Chestnut Cabaret	Jodi Bongiovi
North America^[235]^[236]^[237]
March 24, 1989	Canton	United States	Madill Hall	Story Lloyd
March 25, 1989	Cohoes		Saratoga Winners
March 31, 1989	New York City		Our Lady of Lourdes Church	Norman Bates & The Showerheads
April 1, 1989	Baltimore		Hammerjack's
April 6, 1989	New Haven		Toad's Place
April 7, 1989	Lancaster		The Chameleon Club	The Original Sins
April 15, 1989	Stony Brook		Stony Brook University
Europe
May 2, 1989	Monfalcone	Italy	Valentini's Disco
May 3, 1989	Milan		Rolling Stone
May 4, 1989	Florence		Palasport
May 6, 1989	Dueville		Palasport
May 7, 1989	Rimini		Velvet Club
May 8, 1989	Modena		Palasport
May 9, 1989	Rome		Teatro Tendastrisce
May 10, 1989	Corciano		Quasar Club
May 12, 1989	Athens	Greece	Rodon Club
May 13, 1989
May 14, 1989
May 15, 1989
North America^[238]^[239]^[240]^[241]^[242]
May 26, 1989	Boston	United States	The Channel	The Queers Classic Ruins
May 27, 1989	Providence		The Living Room	High Horse
June 2, 1989	Los Angeles		Hollywood Palladium
June 3, 1989	Long Beach		California State University	Agent Orange Richie Stotts
June 4, 1989	Los Angeles		Reseda Country Club	Murphy's Law Richie Stotts
June 17, 1989	San Francisco		The Stone	Siren Kings Liquid Sky
June 18, 1989	Petaluma		Phoenix Theater	Murphy's Law
June 19, 1989	Santa Clara		One Step Beyond	Murphy's Law
June 20, 1989	Santa Barbara		La Casa de la Raza	R.K.L. Chemikill
June 22, 1989	San Diego		Bacchanal
June 23, 1989	Tijuana	Mexico	Iguana's Nightclub
June 24, 1989	San Pedro	United States	Warner Grand Theatre	Bad Religion Firehose
June 25, 1989	Los Angeles		Reseda Country Club	The Hangmen The Dickies
June 27, 1989	Portland		Starry Night
June 28, 1989	Vancouver	Canada	86th Street Music Hall
June 29, 1989	Seattle	United States	99 Club
July 1, 1989	San Francisco		The Fillmore	Murphy's Law White Trash Debutantes
July 2, 1989	San Francisco		The Fillmore	Murphy's Law White Trash Debutantes
July 3, 1989	Santa Cruz		The Catalyst
July 4, 1989	Santa Clara		One Step Beyond (Dee Dee's last shows)
July 5, 1989	Santa Clara		One Step Beyond (Dee Dee's last shows)
Europe^[243]^[244]^[245]^[246]^[247]^[248]
September 30, 1989	Leicester	England	Rockandy (C.J.'s first show)	The Almighty
October 1, 1989	Liverpool	England	Royal Court Theatre	John Moore & the Expressway
October 2, 1989	Glasgow	Scotland	Barrowland Ballroom
October 3, 1989	Newcastle	England	Mayfair Ballroom	John Moore & the Expressway
October 4, 1989	Manchester		International 2	The Almighty
October 6, 1989	Leeds		University of Leeds	John Moore & the Expressway
October 7, 1989	Birmingham		The Hummingbird	The Almighty
October 8, 1989	Bristol		The Studio
October 9, 1989	London		Town and Country Club
October 10, 1989
October 11, 1989
Oceania^[249]
October 31, 1989	Auckland	New Zealand	Powerstation
November 1, 1989	Auckland	New Zealand	Powerstation
November 3, 1989	Melbourne	Australia	The Palace Complex
November 4, 1989
November 5, 1989
November 6, 1989	Adelaide		Old Lion Hotel
November 7, 1989	Perth		Cargo's Niteclub
November 9, 1989	Sydney		Enmore Theatre	Ratcat
November 10, 1989			Hordern Pavilion
November 11, 1989			Selina's Coogee Bay Hotel
November 12, 1989	Brisbane		Brisbane Festival Hall
Europe^[250]^[251]
November 22, 1989	Offenbach	West Germany	Stadthalle Offenbach	Ghost Dance Plan B
November 23, 1989	Bonn		Biskuithalle
November 24, 1989	Oberhausen		Music Circus Ruhr
November 25, 1989	Hamburg		Docks
November 26, 1989	West Berlin		Eissporthalle
November 27, 1989	West Berlin		Eissporthalle
November 28, 1989	Bielefeld		PC69
November 29, 1989	Neumarkt		Große Jurahalle
November 30, 1989	Böblingen		Sporthalle
December 1, 1989	Deinze	Belgium	Brielpoort	Ghost Dance The Saints
December 2, 1989	Utrecht	Netherlands	Tivoli	Ghost Dance
December 3, 1989	Rotterdam		Nighttown
December 4, 1989	Amsterdam		Paradiso Grote Zaal
North America
December 12, 1989	New Haven	United States	Toad's Place	The Innocence Mission
December 13, 1989	Poughkeepsie		The Chance	B.B. Blue and The Gargoyles
December 14, 1989	Philadelphia		Chestnut Cabaret	King Flux
December 15, 1989	New York City		The Ritz	Warzone GBH
December 16, 1989	New York City		The Ritz	Warzone GBH

First setlist (Legs 1-5)

"Durango 95"
"Teenage Lobotomy"
"Psycho Therapy"
"Blitzkrieg Bop"
"Do You Remember Rock 'n' Roll Radio?"
"Bop Til' You Drop"
"Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment"
"Rock 'n' Roll High School"
"I Wanna Be Sedated"
"I Just Want to Have Something to Do" or "Beat on the Brat"
"Chinese Rock"
"Bonzo Goes To Bitburg"
"Go Mental"
"Sheena Is a Punk Rocker"
"Rockaway Beach"
"Here Today, Gone Tomorrow"
"Too Tough to Die" or "I Remember You"
"She's the One"
"Mama's Boy"
"Animal Boy"
"Wart Hog"
"Surfin' Bird" (The Trashmen cover)
"Cretin Hop"
"I Don't Wanna Walk Around with You"
"Today Your Love, Tomorrow the World"
"Pinhead"

Encore:

Encore 2:

"Do You Want to Dance" (Bobby Freeman cover)
"Havana Affair"
"We're a Happy Family"

Second setlist (Legs 6-10)

"Durango 95"
"Teenage Lobotomy"
"Psycho Therapy"
"Blitzkrieg Bop"
"Do You Remember Rock 'n' Roll Radio?"
"I Believe in Miracles"
"Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment"
"Rock 'n' Roll High School"
"I Wanna Be Sedated"
"Beat on the Brat"
"I Wanna Live"
"Bonzo Goes to Bitburg"
"Go Mental"
"Sheena Is a Punk Rocker"
"Rockaway Beach"
"Pet Sematary"
"Don't Bust My Chops"
"She's the One"
"Mama's Boy"
"Animal Boy"
"Wart Hog"
"Surfin' Bird" (The Trashmen cover)
"Cretin Hop"
"I Don't Wanna Walk Around with You"
"Today Your Love, Tomorrow the World"
"Pinhead"

Encore:

Encore 2:

"Do You Want to Dance" (Bobby Freeman cover)
"Palisades Park" (Freddy Cannon cover)
"We're a Happy Family"

1990

Date	City	Country	Venue	Opening act(s)
North America^[252]^[253]
February 23, 1990	Trenton	United States	City Gardens	The Fiendz
February 24, 1990	Sag Harbor		Bay Street Theater
February 25, 1990	Cohoes		Saratoga Winners	King Flux
March 1, 1990	Charlottesville		Unknown venue
March 2, 1990	Fredericksburg		University of Mary Washington	N.Y. Citizens
March 3, 1990	Emmitsburg		Mount St. Mary's University
March 4, 1990	Reading		The Silo	Anthrophobia Irandaru
March 8, 1990	Boston		Citi Club
March 9, 1990	Boston		Citi Club
March 10, 1990	Providence		The Living Room
Europe
March 22, 1990	Copenhagen	Denmark	Pumpehuset
March 23, 1990	Tampere	Finland	Pakkahuone
March 24, 1990	Turku		Konserttitalo
March 25, 1990	Helsinki		Kulttuuritalo
March 27, 1990	Stockholm	Sweden	Globen Annexet
March 28, 1990	Gothenburg		Nya Vågen	The Nomads
March 29, 1990	Lund		Mejeriet
March 30, 1990	Karlskoga		Bergslagshallen
March 31, 1990	Hultsfred		Hagadals Sportcentrum
April 1, 1990	Oslo	Norway	Chateau Neuf
North America^[136]^[254]^[255]^[256]
April 18, 1990	Norman	United States	Oklahoma Memorial Union	Trouble
April 19, 1990	Dallas		Arcadia Theatre
April 20, 1990	Austin		The Backroom
April 21, 1990	Austin		The Backroom
April 23, 1990	New Orleans		Tipitina's
April 24, 1990	Birmingham		Sloss Furnaces
April 26, 1990	Miami Beach		Club Nu
April 27, 1990	Melbourne		Power Station
April 28, 1990	Ybor City		The Cuban Club
April 29, 1990	Orlando		Visage Nightclub
May 1, 1990	Atlanta		The Masquerade
May 2, 1990	Nashville		Cannery Ballroom
May 4, 1990	Winston-Salem		Baity's	Trouble
May 5, 1990	Wilmington		Mad Monk	Trouble
May 6, 1990	Raleigh		The Switch	Slurpeeeee!
May 8, 1990	Columbia		Greenstreets
May 9, 1990	Charlotte		1313 Club
May 11, 1990^[257]	Baltimore		Hammerjack's	Trouble
May 12, 1990	Norfolk		The Boathouse
May 13, 1990	Richmond		The Flood Zone
May 14, 1990	Washington, D.C.		The Bayou
May 15, 1990	Washington, D.C.		The Bayou
Europe
June 23, 1990	Sankt Goarshausen	West Germany	Freilichtbühne Loreley (Bizarre Festival)	—
Escape from New York Tour^[258] (with Debbie Harry, Tom Tom Club, and Jerry Harrison)
June 28, 1990	Columbia	United States	Merriweather Post Pavilion	—
June 29, 1990	Bristol		Lake Compounce
July 1, 1990	Milwaukee		Marcus Amphitheater (Summerfest)
July 2, 1990	Clarkston		Pine Knob Music Theatre
July 3, 1990	Toronto	Canada	Kingswood Music Theatre
July 4, 1990	Montreal	Canada	La Ronde
July 6, 1990	Mansfield	United States	Great Woods Center For The Performing Arts
July 7, 1990	Portland		Cumberland County Civic Center
July 8, 1990	Burlington		Burlington Memorial Auditorium
July 9, 1990	Upper Darby		Tower Theater
July 11, 1990	Jones Beach		Jones Beach Theater
July 12, 1990	Holmdel		Garden State Arts Center
July 13, 1990	Darien		Lakeside Amphitheater
July 14, 1990	Cleveland		Nautica Stage
July 16, 1990	Grove City		Capital Music Center
July 17, 1990	Tinley Park		World Music Theatre
July 18, 1990	Mason		Timberwolf Amphitheater
July 19, 1990	Atlanta		Coca-Cola Lakewood Amphitheatre
July 22, 1990	St. Louis		Fox Theatre
July 23, 1990	Memphis		Mud Island Amphitheater
July 24, 1990	Kansas City		Sandstone Amphitheater
July 25, 1990	Tulsa		River Parks Amphitheater
July 26, 1990	Dallas		Fair Park Bandshell
July 27, 1990	Houston		University of Houston
July 28, 1990	Austin		Auditorium Shores (Austin Aqua Festival)
July 30, 1990	Santa Fe		Paolo Soleri Amphitheater
July 31, 1990	Greenwood Village		Fiddler's Green Amphitheatre
August 1, 1990	Park City		Park West
August 2, 1990	Irvine		Irvine Meadows Amphitheatre
August 4, 1990	San Diego		SDSU Open Air Theatre
August 5, 1990	Las Vegas		The Artemus W. Ham Concert Hall
August 6, 1990	Mesa		Mesa Amphitheatre
August 8, 1990	Los Angeles		Greek Theatre
August 9, 1990	Los Angeles		Greek Theatre
August 10, 1990	Ventura		Ventura Theatre
August 11, 1990	Berkeley		William Randolph Hearst Greek Theatre
August 12, 1990	San Francisco		Warfield Theatre
August 14, 1990	Portland		Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall
August 15, 1990	Seattle	Paramount Theatre
August 16, 1990	Victoria	Canada	Victoria Memorial Arena
August 17, 1990	Vancouver	Canada	PNE Exhibition Bowl
Asia^[259]
September 3, 1990	Osaka	Japan	Moda Hall	—
September 4, 1990	Nagoya		Nagoya Club Quattro	—
September 5, 1990	Kawasaki		Club Citta	Toy Boys
September 6, 1990	Kawasaki		Club Citta
September 8, 1990	Nagoya		Nagoya Club Quattro
September 9, 1990	Nagoya		Nagoya Club Quattro
September 10, 1990	Osaka		Moda Hall
September 11, 1990	Osaka		Moda Hall
September 13, 1990	Kawasaki		Club Citta
September 14, 1990
September 15, 1990
September 16, 1990
North America^[260]^[261]
October 4, 1990	Philadelphia	United States	Chestnut Cabaret	Norman Bates & The Showerheads
October 5, 1990	Baltimore		Hammerjack's
October 6, 1990	New York City		The Ritz	Manitoba's Wild Kingdom
October 7, 1990	Trenton		City Gardens	The Raging Lamos
Europe^[262]^[263]
November 13, 1990	Paris	France	Le Petit Olympia
November 14, 1990	Munich	Germany	Circus Krone
November 15, 1990	Völklingen		Sporthalle
November 16, 1990	Bremen		Stadhalle
November 17, 1990	Ghent	Belgium	't Kuipke	The Godfathers
November 19, 1990	Lyon	France	La Bourse du Travail
November 20, 1990	Zürich	Switzerland	Volkshaus
November 21, 1990	Vienna	Austria	Bank-Austria Zelt
November 22, 1990	Graz	Austria	Orpheum	Remnant
November 24, 1990	Zagreb	Yugoslavia	Dom Sportova
November 25, 1990	Ljubljana	Yugoslavia	Tivoli Hall
November 26, 1990	Milan	Italy	Rolling Stone	U.K. Subs
November 27, 1990	Rimini	Italy	Slego
November 29, 1990	Zaragoza	Spain	Pabellón Francés	BB sin Sed
November 30, 1990	Madrid		Pabellón de la Ciudad Deportiva del Real Madrid
December 1, 1990	Barcelona		Palau dels Esports
December 2, 1990	San Sebastián		Velódromo de Anoeta
December 4, 1990	Valencia		Arena Auditorium
December 5, 1990	Murcia		Snoopy
December 7, 1990	Manchester	England	International 2	Metal Monkey Machine
December 8, 1990	London	England	Brixton Academy	Crazyhead Drum
North America
December 27, 1990	Providence	United States	Campus Club
December 28, 1990	Boston		Citi Club
December 29, 1990	New York City		The Ritz	Lunachicks
December 30, 1990	New Haven		Toad's Place	Lunachicks

First setlist (Legs 1-5)

"Durango 95"
"Teenage Lobotomy"
"Psycho Therapy"
"Blitzkrieg Bop"
"Do You Remember Rock 'n' Roll Radio?"
"I Believe in Miracles"
"Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment"
"Rock 'n' Roll High School"
"I Wanna Be Sedated"
"Beat on the Brat"
"I Wanna Live"
"Bonzo Goes to Bitburg"
"Go Mental"
"Sheena Is a Punk Rocker"
"Rockaway Beach"
"Pet Sematary"
"Don't Bust My Chops"
"She's the One"
"Mama's Boy"
"Animal Boy"
"Wart Hog"
"Surfin' Bird" (The Trashmen cover)
"Cretin Hop"
"I Don't Wanna Walk Around with You"
"Today Your Love, Tomorrow the World"
"Pinhead"

Encore:

Encore 2:

"Ignorance Is Bliss"
"Judy Is a Punk"
"We're a Happy Family"

Second setlist (Legs 6-9)

"Durango 95"
"Teenage Lobotomy"
"Psycho Therapy"
"Blitzkrieg Bop"
"Do You Remember Rock 'n' Roll Radio?"
"I Believe in Miracles"
"Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment"
"Rock 'n' Roll High School"
"I Wanna Be Sedated"
"Beat on the Brat" (Replaced by "The KKK Took My Baby Away" on Leg 9)
"I Wanna Live"
"Bonzo Goes to Bitburg"
"Commando"
"Sheena Is a Punk Rocker"
"Rockaway Beach"
"Pet Sematary"
"53rd & 3rd"
"Now I Wanna Sniff Some Glue"
"Mama's Boy"
"Animal Boy"
"Wart Hog"
"Surfin' Bird" (The Trashmen cover)
"Cretin Hop"
"I Don't Wanna Walk Around with You"
"Today Your Love, Tomorrow the World"
"Pinhead"

Encore:

Encore 2:

1991

Date	City	Country	Venue	Opening act(s)
Oceania
January 22, 1991	Gold Coast	Australia	The Playroom	Hard-Ons
January 23, 1991	Byron Bay		The Piggery Arts Factory	Hard-Ons
January 25, 1991	Brisbane		Brisbane Festival Hall	Hard-Ons The New Christs
January 26, 1991	Sydney		Hordern Pavilion
January 27, 1991	Wollongong		Waves Wollongong
January 29, 1991	Dee Why		Dee Why Hotel	—
January 31, 1991	Adelaide		Thebarton Theatre	Hard-Ons
February 1, 1991	Melbourne		Festival Hall	Hard-Ons The New Christs
February 2, 1991	Perth		Robinson Pavilion	Ratcat
Asia
February 5, 1991	Kawasaki	Japan	Club Citta	—
February 6, 1991	Tokyo		Tokiwa-za Tokyo
February 7, 1991	Tokyo		Tokiwa-za Tokyo
Europe^[117]
March 6, 1991	Madrid	Spain	Pabellón de la Ciudad Deportiva del Real Madrid	—
March 7, 1991	Oviedo		La Real	Numeros Rojos
March 8, 1991	Valladolid		Polideportivo Huerta del Rey	—
March 9, 1991	Vigo		Centro Deportivo Municipal das Travesas	—
March 11, 1991	Barcelona		Zeleste (Recording for Loco Live)	Numeros Rojos
March 12, 1991	Barcelona		Zeleste (Recording for Loco Live)	Numeros Rojos
March 13, 1991	Valencia		Arena Auditorium	—
March 15, 1991	Pamplona		Sala Ilargi
March 16, 1991	Mondragón		Pabellón Zubi-Alde
March 17, 1991	Bergara		Sala Txibisto
March 18, 1991	Melgar de Fernamental		Sala Vegas 2
North America^[264]^[265]
April 4, 1991	New Haven	United States	Toad's Place	Saigon Kick
April 5, 1991	Philadelphia		Chestnut Cabaret
April 6, 1991	Baltimore		Hammerjack's
April 12, 1991	Allentown		Airport Road Music Hall	Psycho Nurse
April 13, 1991	Columbus		Newport Music Hall	Loudhouse
April 14, 1991	Detroit		Club X	The Toll
April 15, 1991	Cincinnati		Bogart's	The Dickies
April 16, 1991	Pittsburgh		Metropol	Psycho Nurse
South America^[266]
April 26, 1991	Buenos Aires	Argentina	Estadio Obras Sanitarias	Los Violadores
April 27, 1991
April 28, 1991
April 30, 1991	São Paulo	Brazil	Dama XOC	Ratos de Porão
May 1, 1991
May 2, 1991
May 4, 1991	Porto Alegre		Gigantinho	Justa Causa
North America^[267]
May 28, 1991	New Haven	United States	Toad's Place	—
May 29, 1991	Trenton		City Gardens	—
May 30, 1991	New Britain		The Sting	The Toll
May 31, 1991	Spring Valley		World Stage	—
June 1, 1991	Asbury Park		Fastlane 2	The Toll Backseat
June 7, 1991	Ybor City		Ritz Theatre	—
June 8, 1991	Miami Beach		Cameo Theatre	—
June 9, 1991	Orlando		Visage Nightclub	Potential Frenzy
June 11, 1991	Atlanta		The Masquerade	The Tombstones
June 12, 1991	Charlotte		1313 Club	—
June 14, 1991	Raleigh		Showcase Concert Hall
June 15, 1991	Winston-Salem		Baity's Backstreet Music Garden
June 16, 1991	Greenville		Character's Nightlife
June 18, 1991	Athens		Georgia Theatre
June 19, 1991	Knoxville		Bijou Theatre
June 21, 1991	Norfolk		The Boathouse	Left Wing Fascists
June 22, 1991	Richmond		The Flood Zone	—
June 23, 1991	Washington, D.C.		The Bayou	—
Europe
July 6, 1991	La Spezia	Italy	Stadio Comunale Alberto Picco	Litfiba
July 8, 1991	Turin	Italy	Stadio Comunale Vittorio Pozzo	—
July 10, 1991	Leysin	Switzerland	Centre des Sports (Leysin Festival)	—
Canada^[268]
August 6, 1991	Toronto	Canada	Kingswood Music Theatre	—
August 8, 1991	Kitchener		Bingeman Park	Teenage Head
August 9, 1991	Toronto		The Spectrum	—
August 10, 1991	Bala		The KEE to Bala
August 11, 1991	London		Kiplings
August 13, 1991	Montreal		Rialto Theatre	Asexuals
August 14, 1991	Ottawa		Barrymore's	The Pariahs
August 15, 1991	St. Catharines		The Hideaway	—
August 16, 1991	Hamilton		Bannister's	Teenage Head
Europe
August 24, 1991	Berlin	Germany	Freilichtbühne Wuhlheide (Bizarre Festival)	—
August 25, 1991	Hasselt	Belgium	Domein Kiewit (Pukkelpop)	—
August 27, 1991	Helsinki	Finland	Helsinki Ice Hall	Iggy Pop The Nomads
August 28, 1991	Stockholm	Sweden	Hovet	Iggy Pop The Nomads
North America^[269]^[270]^[271]
October 4, 1991	Trenton	United States	City Gardens	Ween
October 5, 1991	Philadelphia		Chestnut Cabaret	Youth Gone Mad
October 6, 1991	Middletown		The Class	—
October 7, 1991	Northampton		Pearl Street
October 11, 1991	Warwick		Rocky Point Palladium
October 14, 1991	Cleveland		Empire Concert Club
October 15, 1991	Columbus		Newport Music Hall
October 16, 1991	Pittsburgh		Metropol	Psycho Nurse
October 18, 1991	Baltimore		Hammerjack's	—
October 19, 1991	Washington, D.C.		The Bayou	—
October 24, 1991	Boston		The Channel	Voodoo Dolls
October 25, 1991	New Britain		The Sting	The Reducers
October 26, 1991	Sea Bright		Tradewinds	—
Europe^[272]
November 25, 1991	Utrecht	Netherlands	Muziekcentrum Vredenburg	—
November 27, 1991	Hamburg	Germany	Docks
November 28, 1991	Düsseldorf	Germany	Tor 3
November 29, 1991	Deinze	Belgium	Brielpoort	Belgian Asociality
November 30, 1991	Rennes	France	Salle Omnisports	The Raunch Hands Sex Tattoo
December 2, 1991	Birmingham	England	The Hummingbird	The Honey Thieves
December 3, 1991	Newcastle	England	Newcastle Polytechnic	The Honey Thieves
December 4, 1991	Glasgow	Scotland	Barrowland Ballroom	—
December 5, 1991	Manchester	England	University of Manchester	The Honey Thieves
December 7, 1991	London		Brixton Academy	Co-headlining with: The Damned Supported by: The Honey Thieves
December 8, 1991	London		Brixton Academy
North America
December 27, 1991	New Haven	United States	Toad's Place	Blitzspeer
December 28, 1991	Baltimore		Hammerjack's	—
December 29, 1991	New York City		The Ritz	Lunachicks

Typical setlist

"Durango 95"
"Teenage Lobotomy"
"Psycho Therapy"
"Blitzkrieg Bop"
"Do You Remember Rock 'n' Roll Radio?"
"I Believe in Miracles"
"Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment"
"Rock 'n' Roll High School"
"I Wanna Be Sedated"
"The KKK Took My Baby Away"
"I Wanna Live"
"Bonzo Goes to Bitburg"
"Commando"
"Sheena Is a Punk Rocker"
"Rockaway Beach"
"Pet Sematary"
"53rd & 3rd" or "Too Tough to Die"
"Glad to See You Go"
"Mama's Boy"
"Animal Boy"
"Wart Hog"
"Surfin' Bird" (The Trashmen cover)
"Cretin Hop"
"I Don't Wanna Walk Around with You"
"Today Your Love, Tomorrow the World"
"Pinhead"

Encore:

Encore 2:

"Beat on the Brat"
"California Sun" (Joe Jones cover) or "Judy Is a Punk"
"Judy Is a Punk" or "California Sun" (Joe Jones cover)

1992

Date	City	Country	Venue	Supporting act(s)
Europe
March 14, 1992	Fontanafredda	Italy	Palasport	—
March 15, 1992	Florence		Auditorium Flog
March 16, 1992	Milan		Rolling Stone
March 17, 1992	Correggio		Palasport
March 19, 1992	Athens	Greece	Rodon Club	Yeah!
March 20, 1992
March 21, 1992
North America
April 9, 1992	New Haven	United States	Toad's Place	Blitzspeer
April 10, 1992	New York City		Roone Arledge Auditorium	Action Swingers
April 11, 1992	Sea Bright		Tradewinds	Blitzspeer
April 12, 1992	Trenton		City Gardens	Blitzspeer
April 23, 1992	Baltimore		Hammerjack's	—
April 24, 1992	Norfolk		The Boathouse
April 25, 1992	Washington, D.C.		Unknown venue
April 26, 1992	Allentown		Airport Road Music Hall	The Toll Third from the Sun
Europe
May 3, 1992	Bourges	France	Pavillon	The Pogues
May 4, 1992	Lyon		Le Transbordeur	—
May 5, 1992	Paris		Élysée Montmartre
May 6, 1992	Paris		Élysée Montmartre
May 7, 1992	Mulhouse		Le Phoenix
May 9, 1992	Pau		Hippodrome
May 10, 1992	Niort		Parc de Noron
North America^[273]
June 4, 1992	Kitchener	Canada	Stages	The Toll
June 5, 1992	Oshawa		Unknown venue	—
June 6, 1992	Hamilton		Legends
June 7, 1992	London		Unknown venue
June 9, 1992	Toronto		RPM Club	Forgotten Rebels
June 10, 1992	Toronto		RPM Club	Forgotten Rebels
June 12, 1992	Quebec City		Salle Jean-Paul-Tardif	—
June 13, 1992	Ottawa		Porter Hall	The Toll
June 14, 1992	Montreal		La Brique	The Toll
Europe
June 19, 1992	Kauhajoki	Finland	Nurmijärvi (Nummirock)	—
June 27, 1992	Alsdorf	Germany	Freizeitpark (Bizarre Festival)	—
Europe
~~July 16, 1992~~	Girona	Spain	Les Casernes	Plumons Negres Barri Baix
~~July 18, 1992~~	Huesca		Plaza de Toros de Huesca	—
~~July 25, 1992~~	Madrid		Campo Municipal Magallanes	Porretas
Latin America^[274]
September 13, 1992	Santiago	Chile	Velódromo Estadio Nacional	Fiskales Ad-Hok
September 16, 1992	Buenos Aires	Argentina	Estadio Obras Sanitarias	Todos Tus Muertos
September 17, 1992
September 18, 1992
September 19, 1992
September 22, 1992	São Paulo	Brazil	Olympia	Ratos de Porão
September 23, 1992	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	Canecão	—
September 26, 1992	Mexico City	Mexico	Ex-Balneario Olímpico Pantitlán	Aguelarre YAPS
September 27, 1992	Mexico City	Mexico	Ex-Balneario Olímpico Pantitlán	Paciom Rebel'd
North America^[275]^[276]^[277]
October 6, 1992	Vancouver	Canada	Commodore Ballroom	Overwhelming Colorfast
October 7, 1992	Seattle	United States	Paramount Theatre	Co-headlining with: Social Distortion Supported by: Overwhelming Colorfast
October 8, 1992	Portland		Roseland Theater
October 10, 1992	Berkeley		William Randolph Hearst Greek Theatre
October 11, 1992	Davis		Freeborn Hall
October 12, 1992	Isla Vista		Anaconda Theatre	Overwhelming Colorfast
October 14, 1992	Los Angeles		Hollywood Palladium	House of Pain Overwhelming Colorfast
October 15, 1992				House of Pain Overwhelming Colorfast
October 16, 1992				House of Pain Big Drill Car
October 17, 1992	San Diego		Starlight Bowl	Co-headlining with: Social Distortion Supported by: Overwhelming Colorfast
October 18, 1992	Mesa		Mesa Amphitheatre
October 21, 1992	Dallas		Bronco Bowl
October 22, 1992	Austin		Palmer Auditorium
October 23, 1992	Houston		The Unicorn
October 24, 1992	New Orleans		State Palace Theatre
October 26, 1992	Atlanta		International Ballroom
October 28, 1992	Detroit		State Theater
October 29, 1992	Columbus		Newport Music Hall
October 30, 1992	Milwaukee		Riverside Theater
October 31, 1992	Chicago		Aragon Ballroom
November 2, 1992	Cleveland		Public Auditorium
November 3, 1992	Cincinnati		Bogart's
November 4, 1992	Big Rapids		Williams Auditorium
November 6, 1992	Pittsburgh		Skibo Ballroom
November 7, 1992	Baltimore		Hammerjack's
November 8, 1992	Providence		Johnson & Wales University
November 10, 1992	New York City		Roseland Ballroom
November 11, 1992	New York City		Roseland Ballroom
November 13, 1992	Boston		Orpheum Theatre
Europe^[278]^[279]^[280]^[281]
November 26, 1992	Munich	Germany	Rudi-Sedlmayer-Halle	Jingo de Lunch
November 27, 1992	Stuttgart		Messe Congress Centrum B
November 29, 1992	Leipzig		Haus Auensee
December 1, 1992	Erlangen		Stadthalle Erlangen
December 2, 1992	Offenbach am Main		Stadthalle Offenbach
December 3, 1992	Freiburg im Breisgau		Stadthalle Freiburg
December 5, 1992	Cologne		Sporthalle
December 6, 1992	Hanover		Music Hall
December 7, 1992	Berlin		Die Halle
December 8, 1992	Hamburg		Alsterdorfer Sporthalle
December 10, 1992	Groningen	Netherlands	De Oosterpoort	—
December 11, 1992	Rotterdam	Netherlands	Nighttown	—
December 13, 1992	Bristol	England	Bristol Rainbow	Terrorvision
December 14, 1992	Birmingham		The Hummingbird
December 15, 1992	Nottingham		Rock City
December 17, 1992	Glasgow	Scotland	Barrowland Ballroom
December 18, 1992	Manchester	England	Manchester Academy
December 19, 1992	Leeds		Town and Country Club
December 20, 1992	London		Brixton Academy

First setlist (Legs 1-5)

"Durango 95"
"Teenage Lobotomy"
"Psycho Therapy"
"Blitzkrieg Bop"
"Do You Remember Rock 'n' Roll Radio?"
"I Believe in Miracles"
"Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment"
"Rock 'n' Roll High School"
"I Wanna Be Sedated"
"Beat on the Brat"
"I Wanna Live"
"Bonzo Goes to Bitburg"
"Commando"
"Sheena Is a Punk Rocker"
"Rockaway Beach"
"Pet Sematary"
"I Wanna Be Well"
"Glad to See You Go"
"Mama's Boy"
"Animal Boy"
"Wart Hog"
"Surfin' Bird" (The Trashmen cover)
"Cretin Hop"
"I Don't Wanna Walk Around with You"
"Today Your Love, Tomorrow the World"
"Pinhead"

Encore:

Encore 2:

"Strength to Endure"
"I Just Want to Have Something to Do" or "Havana Affair"
"Judy Is a Punk"

Second setlist (Legs 6-8)

"Durango 95"
"Teenage Lobotomy"
"Psycho Therapy"
"Blitzkrieg Bop"
"Do You Remember Rock 'n' Roll Radio?"
"I Believe in Miracles"
"Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment"
"Rock 'n' Roll High School"
"I Wanna Be Sedated"
"Censorshit"
"I Wanna Live"
"Bonzo Goes to Bitburg"
"Tomorrow She Goes Away"
"Sheena Is a Punk Rocker"
"Rockaway Beach"
"Pet Sematary"
"I Wanna Be Well"
"Glad to See You Go"
"Take It as It Comes" (The Doors cover)
"Somebody Put Something in My Drink"
"Commando"
"Wart Hog"
"Cretin Hop"
"Judy Is a Punk"
"Today Your Love, Tomorrow the World"
"Pinhead"

Encore:

"Poison Heart"
"Chinese Rock"
"We're a Happy Family"

Encore 2:

"Strength to Endure"
"Beat on the Brat"
"California Sun" (Joe Jones cover)

1993

Date	City	Country	Venue	Opening act(s)
Asia
January 9, 1993	Tokyo	Japan	Nakano Sun Plaza	—
January 10, 1993	Kawasaki		Club Citta
January 11, 1993	Tokyo		Tokyo Yubin Chokin Hall
January 12, 1993	Tokyo		Tokyo Yubin Chokin Hall
January 14, 1993	Nagoya		Diamond Hall
January 15, 1993	Nagoya		Diamond Hall
January 17, 1993	Osaka		Matsushita IMP Hall
January 18, 1993	Osaka		Matsushita IMP Hall
Europe^[282]^[283]^[284]^[285]
February 21, 1993	Paris	France	Élysée Montmartre	Teasin' Babes
February 22, 1993	Paris		Élysée Montmartre	Shitbone
February 23, 1993	Cabourg		Hippodrome	—
February 24, 1993	Dijon		Le Forum
February 26, 1993	Grenoble		Le Summum
February 27, 1993	Toulouse		Le Dock
February 28, 1993	Bordeaux		Theatre Barbey
March 2, 1993	Palma de Mallorca	Spain	Palacio de Congresos	Skyline / The Last Gang
March 3, 1993	Santomera		Discoteca el Límite	Hangar 18 / The Last Gang
March 5, 1993	Gran Canaria		Polideportivo	The Last Gang
March 6, 1993	Solsona		Disco Xelsa	—
March 8, 1993	Madrid		Sala Canciller	Hangar 18 + The Last Gang
March 9, 1993	Madrid		Sala Canciller	Hangar 18 + The Last Gang
March 10, 1993	Melgar de Fernamental		Sala Vegas 2	—
March 11, 1993	A Coruña		Coliseum da Coruña	—
March 15, 1993	Barcelona		Zeleste	Hangar 18 The Last Gang
March 16, 1993	Barcelona		Zeleste
March 18, 1993^[286]	Girona		Palau de Fires
March 19, 1993^[287]	Zaragoza		Carpa de la Chimenea
March 20, 1993^[288]	San Sebastián		Polideportivo Anoeta
North America^[289]
April 15, 1993	Danbury	United States	Unknown venue	—
April 16, 1993	Poughkeepsie		The Chance	Outcrowd
April 17, 1993	Trenton		City Gardens	Outcrowd
April 22, 1993	Providence		Donovan Dining Center	—
April 23, 1993	New Haven		Unknown venue	—
April 24, 1993	Syracuse		Skytop Field	Screaming Trees Shinehead
April 28, 1993	Allentown		Zodiac Club	End Zone
April 29, 1993	Baltimore		Hammerjack's	Bob Geldof and the Happy Clubsters
April 30, 1993	College Park		McKeldin Library (Free concert)	—
May 1, 1993	Scriba		Bayshore Grove (Springfest)	—
Europe^[290]
May 5, 1993	Athens	Greece	Rodon Club	Panx Romana
May 6, 1993
May 7, 1993
May 9, 1993	Florence	Italy	Auditorium Flog	—
May 10, 1993	Spilimbergo		Rototom
May 11, 1993	Turin		Big Club
May 13, 1993	Gualtieri		Il Tempo Discothèque
May 14, 1993	Rome		Teatro Tendastrisce
May 15, 1993	Macerata		Palasport
May 16, 1993	Milan		Rolling Stone	Senzabenza
May 18, 1993	Palma de Mallorca	Spain	Hipódromo de Son Pardo	Skyline
May 19, 1993	Oviedo		Estadio Carlos Tartiere	Opening for: U2
May 22, 1993	Madrid		Vicente Calderón Stadium	Opening for: U2
Latin America
June 25, 1993	Buenos Aires	Argentina	Estadio Obras Sanitarias	Massacre
June 26, 1993
June 27, 1993
June 28, 1993
June 29, 1993
July 2, 1993	Mexico City	Mexico	Gimnasio Olímpico Juan de la Barrera	—
July 3, 1993	Mexico City	Mexico	Gimnasio Olímpico Juan de la Barrera	—
North America^[291]
July 22, 1993	Providence	United States	Lupo's Heartbreak Hotel	—
July 24, 1993	New York City	United States	The Academy	Dig Angelfish
July 26, 1993	Montreal	Canada	Métropolis	The Nils
July 27, 1993	Toronto		RPM Club	—
July 28, 1993	Kitchener		Lulu's Club	Teenage Head
July 31, 1993	High River		High River Rodeo Centre (IN-FEST)	—
Europe
August 12, 1993	Oslo	Norway	Rockefeller Music Hall	—
August 13, 1993	Hultsfred	Sweden	Folkets Park (Hultsfred Festival)
August 14, 1993	Dessel	Belgium	Crossterrein Witte Berg (Graspop Metal Meeting)
August 15, 1993	Northeim	Germany	Waldbühne	Slime The Bates
North America
August 27, 1993	Detroit	United States	Michigan State Fairgrounds Coliseum	—
North America
September 22, 1993	Danbury	United States	Tuxedo Junction	—
September 23, 1993	Sea Bright		Tradewinds	—
September 24, 1993	New Haven		Toad's Place	My Little Funhouse
September 25, 1993	Poughkeepsie		Unknown venue	—
North America^[292]
November 1, 1993	New Britain	United States	The Sting	My Little Funhouse
November 5, 1993	Richmond		The Flood Zone	—
November 6, 1993	Wilmington		Mad Monk
November 8, 1993	Charlottesville		Trax
November 9, 1993	Morgantown		West Virginia University
November 11, 1993	Winston-Salem		Ziggy's
November 12, 1993	Myrtle Beach		Purple Gator
November 13, 1993	Norfolk		The Boathouse	Motorola
November 14, 1993	Charlotte		Pterodactyl Club	Queen Sarah Saturday
November 16, 1993	Greenville		Characters	Queen Sarah Saturday
November 17, 1993	North Charleston		Carolina Concert Stage At Desperado	—
November 19, 1993	Baltimore		Hammerjack's	—
November 20, 1993	Trenton		City Gardens	The Bouncing Souls
Superbang Festival Tour
December 4, 1993	Kassel	Germany	Eissporthalle Kassel	—
December 6, 1993	Böblingen		Sporthalle
December 7, 1993	Berlin		Deutschlandhalle
December 8, 1993	Frankfurt		Festhalle Frankfurt
December 10, 1993	Munich		Terminal 1 Flughafen München
December 12, 1993	Hanover		Eilenriedehalle
December 13, 1993	Bremen		Stadthalle Bremen
December 14, 1993	Hamburg		Alsterdorfer Sporthalle
December 16, 1993	Essen		Grugahalle
December 17, 1993	Halle		Eissporthalle
December 18, 1993	Trier		Europahalle

First setlist

"Durango 95"
"Teenage Lobotomy"
"Psycho Therapy"
"Blitzkrieg Bop"
"Do You Remember Rock 'n' Roll Radio?"
"I Believe in Miracles"
"Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment"
"Rock 'n' Roll High School"
"I Wanna Be Sedated"
"Censorshit"
"I Wanna Live"
"Bonzo Goes to Bitburg"
"Tomorrow She Goes Away"
"Sheena Is a Punk Rocker"
"Rockaway Beach"
"Pet Sematary"
"I Wanna Be Well"
"Glad to See You Go"
"Take It as It Comes" (The Doors cover)
"Somebody Put Something in My Drink"
"Commando"
"Wart Hog"
"Cretin Hop"
"Judy Is a Punk"
"Today Your Love, Tomorrow the World"
"Pinhead"

Encore:

"Poison Heart"
"Chinese Rock" or "7 and 7 Is" (Love cover)
"We're a Happy Family"

Encore 2:

"Strength to Endure"
"Beat on the Brat"
"California Sun" (Joe Jones cover) Replaced by "Havana Affair" on Leg 5)

Second setlist

"Durango 95"
"Teenage Lobotomy"
"Psycho Therapy"
"Blitzkrieg Bop"
"Do You Remember Rock 'n' Roll Radio?"
"I Believe in Miracles"
"Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment"
"Rock 'n' Roll High School"
"I Wanna Be Sedated"
"Censorshit"
"I Wanna Live"
"Bonzo Goes to Bitburg"
"Tomorrow She Goes Away"
"Sheena Is a Punk Rocker"
"Rockaway Beach"
"Pet Sematary"
"I Wanna Be Well"
"Glad to See You Go"
"Take It as It Comes" (The Doors cover)
"Somebody Put Something in My Drink"
"7 and 7 Is" (Love cover)
"Wart Hog"
"Cretin Hop"
"Judy Is a Punk"
"Today Your Love, Tomorrow the World"
"Pinhead"

Encore:

"My Back Pages" (Bob Dylan cover)
"Poison Heart"
"We're a Happy Family"

Encore 2:

"Strength to Endure"
"Chinese Rock"
"Beat on the Brat"

1994

Date^[293]^[294]	City	Country	Venue	Opening act(s)
Oceania^[295]
January 21, 1994	Gold Coast	Australia	Gold Coast Parklands (Big Day Out)	—
January 23, 1994	Melbourne		Royal Melbourne Showgrounds (Big Day Out)
January 25, 1994	Hobart		Hobart City Hall
January 26, 1994	Sydney		Sydney Showground (Big Day Out)
January 28, 1994	Wayville		Royal Adelaide Showgrounds (Big Day Out)
January 30, 1994	Fremantle		Fremantle Oval (Big Day Out)
Asia^[295]
February 2, 1994	Kawasaki	Japan	Club Citta	—
February 3, 1994	Kawasaki		Club Citta	—
February 5, 1994	Fukuoka		Tsukushi Kaikan	Escalaton
February 6, 1994	Osaka		Matsushita IMP Hall	—
February 7, 1994	Nagoya		Diamond Hall
February 9, 1994	Kawasaki		Club Citta
February 10, 1994				Urge Overkill
February 11, 1994				Urge Overkill
North America^[296]^[297]
March 8, 1994	San Francisco	United States	Warfield Theatre	Frank Black
March 9, 1994	Fresno		Wilson Theater
March 10, 1994	Los Angeles		Hollywood Palladium
March 11, 1994	San Diego		Price Center
March 12, 1994	Irvine		Crawford Hall
March 14, 1994	Honolulu		After Dark	All
March 16, 1994	Phoenix		The Grind	Frank Black
March 18, 1994	Boulder		Glenn Miller Ballroom	—
March 20, 1994	Dallas		The Bomb Factory	Frank Black The Cadillac Tramps
March 21, 1994	Houston		Bayou City Theatre	Frank Black The Reverend Horton Heat
March 23, 1994	St. Louis		Mississippi Nights	Frank Black
March 25, 1994	Chicago		Riviera Theatre	Frank Black Cowboy Junkies
March 26, 1994	Detroit		State Theatre	Frank Black
March 27, 1994	Columbus		Newport Music Hall
March 28, 1994	Cleveland		Agora
March 30, 1994	Providence		The Strand
March 31, 1994	New York City		The Academy
April 1, 1994	New York City		Roseland Ballroom
April 2, 1994	Upper Darby		Tower Theater
April 3, 1994	Asbury Park		The Stone Pony
April 5, 1994	New Haven		Toad's Place
April 6, 1994	College Park		Ritchie Coliseum
April 8, 1994	Atlanta		The Roxy
April 9, 1994	Birmingham		Five Points South Music Hall
April 11, 1994	Fort Lauderdale		The Edge
April 12, 1994	Orlando		The Edge
South America
May 10, 1994	São Paulo	Brazil	Olympia	Innocentes
May 11, 1994
May 12, 1994
May 14, 1994	Buenos Aires	Argentina	José Amalfitani Stadium	Performers Co-headlining with: Motörhead Supported by: Attaque 77 2 Minutos Mal Momento
May 16, 1994	Santiago	Chile	Teatro Monumental	Los Morton
May 18, 1994	Buenos Aires	Argentina	Estadio Obras Sanitarias	2 Minutos
May 19, 1994	Buenos Aires	Argentina	Estadio Obras Sanitarias	2 Minutos
Europe
June 11, 1994	Nieuw-Schoonebeek	Netherlands	Heynen	—
June 12, 1994	Brussels	Belgium	Luna Theater
June 13, 1994	Ris-Orangis	France	Le Plan
June 14, 1994	Paris	France	Élysée Montmartre
Europe
June 23, 1994	Helsinki	Finland	Tavastia Club	—
June 24, 1994	Kauhajoki	Finland	Nummijärvi (Nummirock)
June 25, 1994	Ringe	Denmark	Dyrskuepladsen (Midtfyns Festival)
North America
August 5, 1994	Toronto	Canada	Palladium	Live
August 6, 1994	Bridgenorth		Pines Pavilion
August 7, 1994	St. Catharines		Canadian Auto Workers Union Hall
August 9, 1994	Ottawa		Ottawa Congress Centre
August 10, 1994	Montreal		Métropolis
August 12, 1994	Kitchener		Lulu's Club	Teenage Head
August 13, 1994	Bala		The KEE to Bala	—
August 15, 1994	Buffalo	United States	Blind Mellons	—
August 16, 1994*	Rochester		Horizontal Boogie Bar	The Cells
August 17, 1994	Allentown		Starz	End Zone
August 19, 1994	Hampton Beach		Hampton Beach Casino Ballroom	The Queers
August 20, 1994	New Britain		The Sting	Fat Tuesday
Europe^[298]^[299]^[300]
September 21, 1994	Oviedo	Spain	Plaza de toros Buenavista	—
September 23, 1994	Glasgow	Scotland	Barrowland Ballroom	Goodbye Mr Mackenzie
September 24, 1994	Newcastle	England	Newcastle University	Wierdswar
September 25, 1994	London		Brixton Academy	SMASH Speedway
September 26, 1994	Nottingham		Rock City	These Animal Men
September 28, 1994	Geneva	Switzerland	Palladium	—
September 29, 1994	Milan	Italy	City Square
September 30, 1994	Sassari		Palasport Roberta Serradimigni
October 1, 1994	Rimini		Velvet Club
October 4, 1994	Rome		Teatro Tendastrisce	Senzabenza
October 6, 1994	Athens	Greece	Rodon Club	Nightstalker
October 7, 1994
October 8, 1994
October 10, 1994	Ljubljana	Slovenia	Tivoli Hall	—
October 11, 1994	Zagreb	Croatia	Dom Sportova	Hladno pivo
October 12, 1994	Linz	Austria	Posthof	Dharma Bums Insane
October 13, 1994	Prague	Czech Republic	Lucerna Music Bar	Plexis
October 15, 1994	Arendonk	Belgium	Bemdhal	—
October 16, 1994	Rotterdam	Netherlands	Nighttown	—
South America^[266]^[301]
November 5, 1994	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	Circo Voador	Innocentes
November 6, 1994	Belo Horizonte		Parque de Exposições Bolivar de Andrade	Viper Overdose Sepultura
November 9, 1994	Porto Alegre		Gigantinho	Raimundos Sepultura
November 11, 1994	Balneário Camboriú		Pavilhão da Santur	Raimundos Sepultura
November 12, 1994	Curitiba		Pedreira Paulo Leminski	Viper Raimundos Sepultura
November 14, 1994	Montevideo	Uruguay	Palacio Peñarol	Luz Roja Trotsky Vengarán
November 16, 1994	Rosario	Argentina	Estadio Cubierto Newell's Old Boys	—
November 18, 1994	Mar del Plata		Go! Disco
November 19, 1994	Bahía Blanca		Club Estudiantes

* - D Generation were supposed to open for this show but cancelled.^[302]

Typical setlist

"Durango 95"
"Teenage Lobotomy"
"Psycho Therapy"
"Blitzkrieg Bop"
"Do You Remember Rock 'n' Roll Radio?"
"I Believe in Miracles"
"Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment"
"Rock 'n' Roll High School"
"I Wanna Be Sedated"
"Substitute" (The Who cover) (Replaced by "Have You Ever Seen the Rain?" after Leg 2)
"I Wanna Live"
"Bonzo Goes to Bitburg"
"Commando"
"Sheena Is a Punk Rocker"
"Rockaway Beach"
"Pet Sematary"
"Strength to Endure" or "Main Man"
"Journey to the Center of the Mind" (The Amboy Dukes cover)
"Take It as It Comes" (The Doors cover)
"Somebody Put Something in My Drink"
"7 and 7 Is" (Love cover)
"Wart Hog"
"Cretin Hop"
"Listen to My Heart"
"Today Your Love, Tomorrow the World"
"Pinhead"

Encore:

"My Back Pages" (Bob Dylan cover)
"Poison Heart"
"We're a Happy Family"

Encore 2:

"The Shape of Things to Come" (Max Frost and the Troopers cover) or "R.A.M.O.N.E.S." (Motörhead cover)
"Chinese Rock"
"Beat on the Brat"

1995

Date^[303]	City	Country	Venue	Supporting act(s)
North America^[a]^[304]^[305]
~~March 3, 1995~~	St. Petersburg	United States	Jannus Landing	The Psychies The Solvents
~~March 4, 1995~~	Fort Lauderdale		The Edge	Unknown support
~~March 5, 1995~~	Jacksonville		The Edge	La Vista Hotheads
~~March 6, 1995~~	Orlando		The Edge	La Vista Hotheads
~~March 8, 1995~~	Greenville		Characters	The Independents
~~March 9, 1995~~	Myrtle Beach		The Social Room	The Independents
~~March 10, 1995~~	Winston-Salem		Ziggy's	Unknown support
~~March 11, 1995~~	Charlotte		Capri
~~March 13, 1995~~	Raleigh		The Ritz
~~March 14, 1995~~	Richmond		The Flood Zone
~~March 15, 1995~~	Newark		Stone Balloon
~~March 17, 1995~~	Norfolk		The Boathouse	—
~~March 18, 1995~~	Baltimore		Hammerjack's	Jakkpot
North America^[136]^[306]^[307]^[308]
April 7, 1995	New Haven	United States	Toad's Place	The Friggs
April 8, 1995	Port Chester		Capitol Theatre	D Generation Our Lady Peace
April 9, 1995	Garden City		Nassau Community College	—
April 10, 1995	Poughkeepsie		The Chance
April 12, 1995	Lancaster		The Village
April 13, 1995	Allentown		Starz	The Smarties Solution A.D.
April 14, 1995	Martinsburg		Slammers	—
April 15, 1995	Milton		Fiddlestyx
April 18, 1995	Jacksonville		The Edge
April 19, 1995	St. Petersburg		Jannus Landing	The Psychies The Solvents
April 20, 1995	Fort Lauderdale		The Edge	Load
April 21, 1995	Orlando		The Edge	Laughing Boy
April 23, 1995	Panama City Beach		Spinnaker Beach Club	—
April 30, 1995	Farmville		Lancer Hall	—
May 1, 1995	Raleigh		The Ritz	Antiseen Queen Sarah Saturday
May 3, 1995	Newark		Stone Balloon	—
May 4, 1995	Richmond		The Flood Zone	Otis Rocket 69
May 5, 1995	Baltimore		Hammerjack's	Jakkpot
May 6, 1995	Norfolk		The Boathouse	Otis
North America^[309]
May 20, 1995	Cuyahoga Falls	United States	Blossom Music Center (Buzzard Fest)	—
May 24, 1995	Clarkston		Pine Knob Music Theatre (Planetfest)	—
May 25, 1995	Indianapolis		The Vogue	Dirt Merchants
May 27, 1995	Madison		Barrymore Theatre	Face to Face
May 28, 1995	Somerset		Float Rite Park Amphitheatre (Edgefest)	—
May 29, 1995	Milwaukee		Marcus Amphitheater (New Rock Fest)
June 3, 1995	Washington, D.C.		Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Stadium (HFStival)
North America
June 17, 1995	Irvine	United States	Irvine Meadows Amphitheatre (KROQ Weenie Roast)	—
Europe
June 24, 1995	Skellefteå	Sweden	Festivalområdet (Skellefteåfestivalem)	—
June 25, 1995	Kalvøya	Norway	Festivalplassen (Kalvøyafestivalen)	—
June 27, 1995	London	England	London Astoria	Anti-Nowhere League Stop
June 28, 1995	London		London Astoria	Anti-Nowhere League Stop
June 29, 1995	Leicester		University of Leicester	—
July 1, 1995	Caen	France	Zénith de Caen (La Cale Festival)
July 2, 1995	Ris-Orangis		Le Plan
July 3, 1995	Reims		L'Usine	Backsliders
July 5, 1995	Marthon		American Legend Festival	—
July 7, 1995	Bonn	Germany	Biskuithalle
July 8, 1995	Lummen	Belgium	Sportveld Sint-Ferdinand (Zwemdokrock)
July 9, 1995	Dour	Belgium	La Plaine de La Machine à Feu (Dour Festival)
July 10, 1995	Amsterdam	Netherlands	Paradiso
North America^[4]^[310]^[311]
August 2, 1995	Providence	United States	Strand Theater	Solution A.D.
August 4, 1995	Boston		Avalon	Solution A.D.
August 5, 1995	New York City		The Academy	Otis
August 6, 1995	Lido Beach		Malibu Night Club	Unknown support
August 8, 1995	Allentown		Starz	Solution A.D.
August 9, 1995	Washington, D.C.		The Capitol Ballroom	Gren
August 11, 1995	Agawam		Riverside Park Stadium
August 12, 1995	Asbury Park		The Stone Pony
August 14, 1995	Pittsburgh		I.C. Light Amphitheatre	Gren The Frampton Brothers
August 15, 1995	Cleveland		Nautica Stage	Gren
August 17, 1995	Pontiac		Phoenix Plaza Amphitheater	Dandelion
August 18, 1995	Chicago		Riviera Theatre	Gren
August 19, 1995	Maryland Heights		Riverport Amphitheatre (Pointfest)	—
August 21, 1995	Denver		Ogden Theatre	—
August 23, 1995	Magna		The Great Saltair	Headshake
August 25, 1995	Paradise		The Joint	—
August 26, 1995^[312]	Phoenix		Party Gardens	Lucy's Fur Coat
August 28, 1995^[313]	San Diego		Soma San Diego	Wax
August 29, 1995	Los Angeles		Hollywood Palladium	Gren NY Loose
August 30, 1995	Bakersfield		Tejon Theatre	Gren
August 31, 1995	San Francisco		Warfield Theatre	Wax
September 2, 1995	Portland		Roseland Theater	Unknown support
September 3, 1995	Seattle		Memorial Stadium (Bumbershoot)	—
September 10, 1995	Atlanta		Coca-Cola Lakewood Amphitheatre (99X Big Day Out)	—
September 13, 1995	Phoenix		Arizona Veterans Memorial Coliseum	Support act for: Pearl Jam
September 14, 1995	Las Cruces		Pan American Center
September 16, 1995	Austin		South Park Meadows
September 17, 1995	New Orleans		Tad Gormley Stadium
South America^[266]
October 2, 1995	Buenos Aires	Argentina	Estadio Obras Sanitarias	Cadena Perpetua Mal Momento
October 3, 1995				—
October 4, 1995				Doble Fuerza Flema
October 5, 1995				Bien Desocupados
October 6, 1995				2 Minutos Superuva
October 7, 1995				2 Minutos Superuva
Asia
October 16, 1995	Tokyo	Japan	Nakano Sun Plaza	—
October 17, 1995	Tokyo		Nakano Sun Plaza
October 18, 1995	Kawasaki		Club Citta
October 20, 1995	Fukuoka		Crossing Hall
October 22, 1995	Matsumoto		Shakai Bunka Kaikan
October 23, 1995	Kawasaki		Club Citta
October 25, 1995	Sapporo		Zanaedu
October 27, 1995	Nagoya		Diamond Hall
October 28, 1995	Kawasaki		Club Citta
October 29, 1995	Kawasaki		Club Citta
October 30, 1995	Nagoya		Diamond Hall
November 1, 1995	Osaka		Matsushita IMP Hall
November 2, 1995	Osaka		Matsushita IMP Hall
North America
November 6, 1995	San Diego	United States	San Diego Sports Arena	Support act for: Pearl Jam
November 7, 1995	San Diego		San Diego Sports Arena	Support act for: Pearl Jam
November 18, 1995	Auburn Hills		The Palace of Auburn Hills	Support act for: White Zombie
November 20, 1995	Louisville		Louisville Gardens
November 21, 1995	Dayton		Hara Arena
November 22, 1995	Cleveland		CSU Convocation Center
November 24, 1995	Muskegon		L.C. Walker Arena
November 25, 1995	Saginaw		Wendler Arena
November 27, 1995	Hamilton	Canada	Copps Coliseum
November 28, 1995	Verdun	Canada	Verdun Auditorium
November 29, 1995	Lewiston	United States	Central Maine Civic Center
November 30, 1995	Albany		Knickerbocker Arena
December 2, 1995	Hartford		Meadows Music Theatre
December 4, 1995	Rochester		Blue Cross Arena
December 5, 1995	Hamburg		International Agri-Center
December 6, 1995	Binghamton		Broome County Arena
December 10, 1995	Salisbury		Wicomico Civic Center
December 12, 1995	Salem		Salem Civic Center
December 13, 1995	Philadelphia		Philadelphia Civic Center
December 14, 1995	Fairfax		Patriot Center

^ All dates except March 8–11 were rescheduled due a throat infection that Joey had.

First setlist (Leg 1-2)

"Durango 95"
"Teenage Lobotomy"
"Psycho Therapy"
"Blitzkrieg Bop"
"Do You Remember Rock 'n' Roll Radio?"
"I Believe in Miracles"
"Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment"
"Rock 'n' Roll High School"
"I Wanna Be Sedated"
"Have You Ever Seen the Rain?" (Creedence Clearwater Revival cover)
"I Wanna Live" (Replaced by "The KKK Took My Baby Away" after Leg 1)
"Bonzo Goes to Bitburg" (Replaced by "I Don't Wanna Grow Up"after Leg 1)
"Commando"
"Sheena Is a Punk Rocker"
"Rockaway Beach"
"Pet Sematary"
"Strength to Endure"
"Cretin Family"
"Take It as It Comes" (The Doors cover)
"Somebody Put Something in My Drink"
"7 and 7 Is" (Love cover)
"Wart Hog"
"Cretin Hop"
"Listen to My Heart"
"Today Your Love, Tomorrow the World"
"Pinhead"

Encore:

"My Back Pages" (Bob Dylan cover)
"Poison Heart"
"We're a Happy Family"

Encore 2:

Second setlist (Legs 4-7)

"Durango 95"
"Teenage Lobotomy"
"Psycho Therapy"
"Blitzkrieg Bop"
"Do You Remember Rock 'n' Roll Radio?"
"I Believe in Miracles"
"Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment"
"Rock 'n' Roll High School"
"I Wanna Be Sedated"
"Spider-Man"
"The KKK Took My Baby Away"
"I Don't Wanna Grow Up" (Tom Waits cover)
"Commando"
"Sheena Is a Punk Rocker"
"Rockaway Beach"
"Pet Sematary"
"Strength to Endure"
"Cretin Family"
"Take It as It Comes" (The Doors cover)
"Somebody Put Something in My Drink"
"7 and 7 Is" (Love cover)
"Wart Hog"
"Cretin Hop"
"R.A.M.O.N.E.S." (Motörhead cover)
"Today Your Love, Tomorrow the World"
"Pinhead"

Encore:

"The Crusher"
"Poison Heart"
"We're a Happy Family"

Encore 2:

Supporting act setlist

"Durango 95"
"Teenage Lobotomy"
"Psycho Therapy"
"Blitzkrieg Bop"
"Do You Remember Rock 'n' Roll Radio?"
"I Believe in Miracles"
"Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment"
"Rock 'n' Roll High School"
"I Wanna Be Sedated"
"Spider-Man" or "I Don't Wanna Grow Up" (Tom Waits cover)
"Sheena Is a Punk Rocker"
"Rockaway Beach"
"Pet Sematary"
"The Crusher"
"Cretin Family" or "My Back Pages" (Bob Dylan cover)
"Chinese Rock"
"Somebody Put Something in My Drink"
"Wart Hog"
"Cretin Hop"
"R.A.M.O.N.E.S." (Motörhead cover)
"Today Your Love, Tomorrow the World"
"Pinhead"

1996

Date	City	Country	Venue	Opening act(s)
Europe^[314]^[315]^[316]
~~January 17, 1996~~	Florence	Italy	Teatro Tenda	—
~~January 18, 1996~~	Rome		Palladium Theater	—
January 19, 1996	Budrio		Palazzetto dello Sport Luciano Marani	The Sultans of Ping FC Senzabenza
January 20, 1996	Pordenone		Palasport	The Sultans of Ping FC Senzabenza
January 22, 1996	Milan		Palatrussardi	Senza Benza
January 23, 1996	Munich	Germany	Terminal 1 Flughafen München Munich	Rammstein
January 24, 1996	Offenbach		Stadthalle Offenbach
January 26, 1996	Bonn		Biskuithalle
January 28, 1996	Berlin		Huxley's Neue Welt
January 29, 1996	Hamburg		Docks
January 30, 1996	Hanover		Capitol
January 31, 1996	Amsterdam	Netherlands	Paradiso	The Sultans of Ping FC
February 2, 1996	Bissegem	Belgium	De Kreun	The Sultans of Ping FC
February 3, 1996	London	England	Brixton Academy	The Sultans of Ping FC Scarfo
North America^[317]^[318]^[319]
February 12, 1996	Providence	United States	Strand Theater	Gren
February 13, 1996	Northampton		Pearl Street
February 14, 1996	Boston		Avalon
February 16, 1996	Philadelphia		Electric Factory
February 17, 1996	Washington, D.C.		The Capitol Ballroom	Gren The Pietasters
February 18, 1996	Port Chester		Capitol Theatre	Gren
February 20, 1996	Harrisburg		The Metron	—
February 21, 1996	Lido Beach		Malibu Night Club	The Independents
February 23, 1996	New Haven		Toad's Place	The Independents
February 24, 1996	Baltimore		Hammerjack's	—
February 25, 1996	Red Bank		The Count Basie	The Independents
February 27, 1996	New York City		Coney Island High	—
February 28, 1996			Coney Island High	—
February 29, 1996			The Academy (Recording for Greatest Hits Live)	Gren
South America^[301]
March 7, 1996	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	KM de Vantagens Hall	Raimundos Planet Hemp
March 8, 1996	Mogi das Cruzes		La Boom	Raimundos Sepultura
~~March 9, 1996~~	Porto Alegre		Gigantinho	—
March 10, 1996	Santo André		Clube Atlético Aramaçan	—
March 11, 1996	São Paulo		Olympia	Psycho 69
March 12, 1996
March 13, 1996
March 16, 1996	Buenos Aires	Argentina	River Plate Stadium	Opening acts: Iggy Pop 2 Minutos Attaque 77 Die Toten Hosen
North America^[320]^[321]
April 18, 1996	Indianapolis	United States	The Vogue	D Generation
April 19, 1996	Chicago		Riviera Theatre	D Generation
April 20, 1996	Kalamazoo		State Theatre	—
April 21, 1996	Detroit		State Theatre	D Generation
April 23, 1996	Cleveland		The Odeon
April 25, 1996	Allentown		Starz
April 26, 1996	Pittsburgh		I.C. Light Amphitheatre
April 27, 1996	Rochester		The Palestra
April 28, 1996	Albany		Lincoln Park (SUNY Parkfest)	—
April 30, 1996	New York City		Coney Island High
May 1, 1996	New York City		Coney Island High
North America^[322]^[323]
May 22, 1996	Little Rock	United States	Midnight Rodeo	—
May 23, 1996	Memphis		Club 616	D Generation
May 25, 1996	Atlanta		Masquerade Music Park	Drivin N Cryin
May 26, 1996	Birmingham		Five Points South Music Hall	Unknown support
Lollapalooza^[324]^[325]
June 27, 1996	Kansas City	United States	Longview Lake	—
June 28, 1996	Des Moines		Iowa State Fairgrounds
June 30, 1996	Pecatonica		Winnebago County Fairgrounds
July 2, 1996	Noblesville		Deer Creek Music Center
July 3, 1996	Thornville		Buckeye Lake Music Center
July 5, 1996	Barrie	Canada	Molson Park
July 7, 1996	Quebec City	Canada	Quebec Hippodrome
July 9, 1996	Pownal	United States	Green Mountain Race Track
July 10, 1996	New York City		Downing Stadium
July 11, 1996	New York City		Downing Stadium
July 13, 1996	Syracuse		New York State Fairgrounds
July 16, 1996	Ranson		Charles Town Raceway
July 18, 1996	West Palm Beach		Coral Sky Amphitheater
July 20, 1996	Rockingham		Rockingham Speedway
July 21, 1996	Newport		Forks of the River Entertainment Showpark
July 23, 1996	New Orleans		UNO Lakefront Arena
July 25, 1996	Ferris		Old Fort Dallas
July 27, 1996	Chandler		Compton Terrace
July 30, 1996	George		The Gorge Amphitheatre
~~July 31, 1996~~	George		The Gorge Amphitheatre
August 2, 1996	San Jose		Spartan Stadium
August 3, 1996	Irvine		Irvine Meadows Amphitheatre
August 4, 1996	Irvine		Irvine Meadows Amphitheatre
North America
August 6, 1996	Los Angeles	United States	The Palace Recording for We're Outta Here!	—

Typical Main Setlist

"Durango 95"
"Teenage Lobotomy"
"Psycho Therapy"
"Blitzkrieg Bop"
"Do You Remember Rock 'n' Roll Radio?"
"I Believe in Miracles"
"Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment"
"Rock 'n' Roll High School"
"I Wanna Be Sedated"
"Spider-Man"
"The KKK Took My Baby Away"
"I Don't Wanna Grow Up" (Tom Waits cover)
"Commando" (Replaced by "Have You Ever Seen the Rain?" for Leg 3
"Sheena Is a Punk Rocker"
"Rockaway Beach"
"Pet Sematary"
"Strength to Endure"
"Cretin Family"
"Do You Want to Dance" (Bobby Freeman cover)
"Somebody Put Something in My Drink"
"7 and 7 Is" (Love cover) (Leg 1)
"California Sun" (Joe Jones cover) (Leg 2)
"Havana Affair" (Leg 3)
"I Just Want to Have Something to Do" (Legs 4–5)
"Wart Hog"
"Cretin Hop"
"R.A.M.O.N.E.S." (Motörhead cover)
"Today Your Love, Tomorrow the World"
"Pinhead"

Encore:

"The Crusher"
"Poison Heart" or (Replaced by "I Don't Want You") after Leg 3)
"We're a Happy Family"(Replaced by "Surfin' Bird" cover) for Leg 3)

Encore 2:

Lollapalooza setlist

"Durango 95"
"Teenage Lobotomy"
"Psycho Therapy"
"Blitzkrieg Bop"
"Do You Remember Rock 'n' Roll Radio?"
"I Believe in Miracles"
"Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment"
"Rock 'n' Roll High School"
"I Wanna Be Sedated"
"Spider-Man"
"Sheena Is a Punk Rocker"
"Rockaway Beach"
"Pet Sematary"
"Beat on the Brat" or "Do You Want to Dance" (Bobby Freeman cover)
"53rd & 3rd"
"Chinese Rock"
"Wart Hog"
"Cretin Hop"
"R.A.M.O.N.E.S." (Motörhead cover)
"Today Your Love, Tomorrow the World"
"Pinhead"

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