Happiness Tour

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Happiness Tour
Concert by Hurts
Hurts Happiness Tour Poster at Silver Church in Bucharest Romania 11 November 2010 rescheduled.jpg
Happiness Tour Poster
LocationEurope, Asia, North America
Associated album Happiness
Start date22 February 2010 (2010-02-22)
End date9 November 2012 (2012-11-09)
No. of shows207
192 in Europe
14 in Asia
1 in North America
Hurts concert chronology
  • Happiness Tour
    (2010–2012)
  • Exile Tour
    (2013–2014)

The Happiness Tour is the first concert tour by British band Hurts in support of their debut album Happiness . At the end of February 2010 Hurts played four concerts in the UK and Germany, and in April and May they joined the NME Radar tour, then they resumed their recitals and played at the festivals in Europe and Asia, including a debut performance at the festival in Japan. Since October, a variety of solo artists and groups increasingly began to play as the opening acts at Hurts' gigs, and by the end of 2010 Hurts themselves supported Scissor Sisters in their UK arena tour. In April 2011, Hurts held their debut performance in the US at the festival Coachella, and in May 2011 Hurts made an Asian tour, which was followed by a series of European summer festivals. 4 November 2011 was the final performance of a two-year Happiness Tour, in London Kylie Minogue joined the group to perform a duet of two songs. In 2012, the band played at a few summer music festivals.

Contents

Background

Description of performance, scenery

During the whole show Theo Hutchcraft throws in a crowd white roses on long stems with cut off spikes, there are usually about 10 pieces in a rider. [1] [2] During "Evelyn" he breaks a microphone stand. [3] Before "Illuminated" he asks the crowd to light their phones. [4] On Theo's left hand there is Adam Anderson, he performs most of the songs while sitting at the synthesizer placed on a transparent plastic base, but at "Evelyn" he gets up and plays the guitar, [5] after that he throws a mediator in a crowd. Encore they perform song "Better Than Love". [6]

At the first legs of the tour Hurts usually play against a white screen, in time complemented by the same illuminated pillars of white fabric. [7] Since 27 June 2010 at large numbers of concerts Hurts hang up the backdrop of stage with a large black linen with a white band logo on it. [8]
At the first shows Theo appears with the accessories – a white scarf [9] and a comb in his pocket, [10] during the tour there are also appears black leather gloves, [11] and at summer festivals Theo and Adam often perform wearing sunglasses "Ray-Ban". [12] Adam sometimes wears a black scarf, [13] [14] bow tie or bolo tie, [15] and a long black overcoat. [16]

From the beginning of February 2011 Theo begin to appear on stage wear a cape draped over the suit. [17] At the same time for a while, till 19 March 2011, the usual Hurts' scenery with highlighted cloth pillars are replaced by big blinds, on which silhouettes of the dancers from their second video for "Wonderful Life" are projected. [18] Since 1 October 2011 blinds are replaced by a big banner with a house with big windows printed on it. [19]
On some summer festivals in 2012 images of glowing broken and crossing lines, and a variety of videos including their video clips are projected on the screens. [20] [21]

Musicians and dancers

From the first show and till 6 August 2011 Hurts are accompanied by back-vocalist Richard Sidaway, [22] [23] who stays the whole show without any move, he also sings the second part of the song called "Verona", [24] invariably there are keyboarder Pete Watson and drummer Paul Walsham. 9 October 2010 at O2 Shepherd's Bush Empire in London on "Wonderful Life" there were a female saxophonist and a female dancer dressed like the girl from the debut black-and-white video of "Wonderful Life". [25] Her dance is a mix of styles waacking and vogue.

Since 2 February 2011 show at Brighton Dome in United Kingdom at many gigs there are a male bass guitarist and a female viola player on stage with Hurts. [26]

3 June 2011 at the first summer festival named Rock im Park in Germany the band joined by two female dancers, two violinists and one cellist on a permanent basis, one of the girls also played the harp. [27]
The orchestra plays solo parts at the opening track "Intro music", [28] at instrumental part of the song "The Water" [29] and at the song with a grim history "Gloomy Sunday". [30]

Dancers appear on stage dressed in long black robes wear hoods during "Intro music" holding the black flags. [4] [31] On the first song "Silver Lining" they stay on the scene on their knees with their hands folded in prayer. On "Gloomy Sunday" they go on stage in black tutus and en pointes with long red ribbons tied around their wrists [32] and stay to dance on stage during the song "Better Than Love". In 2012 they put on red dresses for the song "Devotion". [33]

Special performances

The song "Devotion" had two special performance during the tour:
– for the first time it was a duet with Clare Maguire, who supported Hurts at the gig at Oran Mor in Glasgow, 4 October 2010; [34]
– the second time was at the final show of the 2011 leg and it was a duet with Kylie Minogue at Brixton Academy in London, 4 November 2011. Also they sang together Kylie Minogue' song "Confide in Me". [35] [36] [37]

17 November 2010 at Union Chapel in London, United Kingdom [38] Adam Anderson was absent due to he has thrown his back out after trying to carry an old piano. It was the first Hurts' acoustic concert. That day Tali Lennox was on scene, she sat on the chair and plucked rose petals. [39]
15 January 2011 at The Shibuya DUO Music Exchange in Tokyo, Japan Adam Anderson was absent due to his tooth accident. [40]

Hurts used red confetti at their show at Somerset House in London, 14 July 2011, Edward Bovingdon wrote in gig review: "Theatre dramatics came in the form of sexy ballerinas during intervals and a wave of red confetti ended the evening with a shower of symbolic blood."; [41] glow sticks, confetti and fireworks at Zitadelle Spandau, in Berlin, 13 August 2011; [42] fireworks at Brixton Academy in London, 4 November 2011. [43]

On 8 November 2011 Hurts wrote at Facebook: [44]

Ladies & Gentlemen. Thank you. 22 months on tour is now over. Over 200 concerts. To over 500,000 people. Across 46 countries. From 200 people at St Philip's Church in Salford, our first ever gig, to 80,000 at Rock Am Ring in Germany. Along with almost 1 million albums & 1 million singles.
Unbelievable. Thank you to everyone we met on the way, all the gifts you gave us, every word you sang, every vote you cast, every kind word you wrote, for believing in us & making our dreams come true. Without you, we would be nothing. We love you... x

Reception

Critics mostly took the Happiness tour positively, unanimously made special mention of attention to the details of the show and consistency of the performance in the same style, the performances of the band even secured the definition "The Theatre of Hurts". Musicians call themselves the same way. [45]

Opening acts

There were more than 40 supporting acts for the tour. They are:

Setlist

During the tour the setlist was expanded more than two times.

22–27 February 2010
  1. "Better Than Love"
  2. "Silver Lining"
  3. "Blood, Tears & Gold"
  4. "Unspoken"
  5. "Sunday"
  6. "Stay"
  7. "Wonderful Life"
  8. "Illuminated"
Notes
  • 22 February 2010 the second song in setlist was "Happiness" but was crossed out
26 April – 24 September 2010 [9]
  1. "Silver Lining"
  2. "Wonderful Life"
  3. "Happiness"
  4. "Blood, Tears & Gold"
  5. "Sunday"
  6. "Stay"
  7. "Illuminated"
  8. "Better Than Love"
2 October 2010 – 30 May 2011 [52]
  1. "Unspoken"
  2. "Silver Lining"
  3. "Wonderful Life"
  4. "Happiness"
  5. "Blood, Tears & Gold"
  6. "Evelyn"
  7. "Sunday"
  8. "Mother Nature"
  9. "Verona"
  10. "Devotion"
  11. "Confide in Me" (Kylie Minogue cover)
  12. "Illuminated"
  13. "Stay"

Encore:

  1. "Better Than Love"
Notes
  • "Mother Nature" played since 2 February 2011
  • "Stay" went after "Illuminated" since March 2011
2–8 February 2011 [84]
  1. "Silver Lining"
  2. "Wonderful Life"
  3. "Happiness"
  4. "Unspoken"
  5. "Devotion"
  6. "Mother Nature"
  7. "Blood, Tears & Gold"
  8. "Evelyn"
  9. "Sunday"
  10. "Confide in Me" (Kylie Minogue cover)
  11. "Verona"
  12. "Illuminated"
  13. "Stay"

Encore:

  1. "Better Than Love"
15 April, 3 June – 18 August 2011 [75] [85]
  1. "Silver Lining"
  2. "Wonderful Life"
  3. "Happiness"
  4. "Blood, Tears & Gold"
  5. "Evelyn"
  6. "Sunday"
  7. "Verona"
  8. "Unspoken"
  9. "Mother Nature"
  10. "Devotion"
  11. "The Water" (instrumental)
  12. "Confide in Me" (Kylie Minogue cover)
  13. "Illuminated"
  14. "Stay"

Encore:

  1. "Better Than Love"
Notes
  • "Wonderful Life", "Happiness", "Blood, Tears & Gold", "Evelyn", "Verona", "Unspoken",
    "Mother Nature", "Devotion", "The Water" (instrumental) were out of set list in selected dates
  • "Verona" sang solo by Theo since 8 August 2011
1 October – 4 November 2011 [86]
Intro music
  1. "Silver Lining"
  2. "Wonderful Life"
  3. "Happiness"
  4. "Blood, Tears & Gold"
  5. "Evelyn"
  6. "Sunday"
  7. "Gloomy Sunday" (instrumental)
  8. "Verona"
  9. "Mother Nature"
  10. "Unspoken"
  11. "Devotion"
  12. "The Water" (instrumental)
  13. "Confide in Me" (Kylie Minogue cover)
  14. "Affair"
  15. "Illuminated"
  16. "Stay"

Encore:

  1. "The Water"
  2. "Better Than Love"
8–18 August 2012
  1. "Silver Lining"
  2. "Wonderful Life"
  3. "Happiness"
  4. "Blood, Tears & Gold"
  5. "Evelyn"
  6. "Sunday"
  7. "Mother Nature"
  8. "Unspoken"
  9. "Devotion"
  10. "The Water" (instrumental)
  11. "Confide in Me" (Kylie Minogue cover)
  12. "Guilt"
  13. "Illuminated"
  14. "Stay"

Encore:

  1. "Better Than Love"
Notes
  • "Guilt" was premiered 8 August 2012
  • "Mother Nature", "The Water" were out of set list in selected dates
20–28 September 2012
  1. "Silver Lining"
  2. "Wonderful Life"
  3. "Happiness"
  4. "Blood, Tears & Gold"
  5. "Evelyn"
  6. "Sunday"
  7. "Devotion"
  8. "Unspoken"
  9. "Confide in Me" (Kylie Minogue cover)
  10. "Affair"
  11. "Illuminated"
  12. "Stay"

Encore:

  1. "Better Than Love"

Tour dates

Hurts' scenery at Happiness tour
Hurts Live.jpg
2010
Hurts scenery lines at Weekend Festival, Espoo, Finland, 18 August 2012.jpg
2012
DateCityCountryVenue/Event
Europe [87]
22 January 2010BerlinGermany Friedrichstadt-Palast
22 February 2010 Salford England St Philip's with St Stephen's Church
24 February 2010London Wilton's Music Hall
26 February 2010BerlinGermanyMagnet Club
27 February 2010 Cologne Gebäude 9
26 April 2010 [1] Glasgow Scotland King Tut's Wah Wah Hut
27 April 2010 [1] Preston England53 Degrees
28 April 2010 [1] Manchester Manchester Academy 3
30 April 2010 [1] Stoke-on-Trent The Sugarmill
1 May 2010 Leeds Live at Leeds Festival
2 May 2010 [1] Middlesbrough Teesside University
4 May 2010 [1] Oxford O2 Academy Oxford
5 May 2010 [1] Bristol The Thekla
6 May 2010 [1] Wrexham WalesCentral Station
8 May 2010 [1] York EnglandThe Duchess
9 May 2010 [1] Portsmouth The Wedgewood Rooms
10 May 2010 [1] London KOKO
11 May 2010 [1] Norwich The Waterfront
12 May 2010 [1] Northampton The Roadmender
14 May 2010 Brighton The Great Escape Festival
15 May 2010CologneGermanyLuxor
16 May 2010BerlinLido
20 May 2010 Dublin Ireland Whelan's
1 June 2010BerlinGermany Admiralspalast
10 June 2010LondonEngland Dingwalls
23 June 2010 Madrid SpainCharada
27 June 2010 St. Gallen SwitzerlandOpenair St. Gallen Festival
3 July 2010 Penrhos Wales Wakestock Festival
9 July 2010 Lisbon Portugal Optimus Alive Festival
10 July 2010 Punchestown Ireland Oxegen Festival
11 July 2010 Balado Scotland T in the Park Festival
17 July 2010 Gräfenhainichen Germany Melt! Festival
18 July 2010LondonEngland Lovebox Festival
31 July 2010 Dorset Camp Bestival
Asia
7 August 2010TokyoJapan Summer Sonic Festival
8 August 2010 Osaka
Europe
20 August 2010 Hasselt Belgium Pukkelpop Festival
21 August 2010 Chelmsford England V Festival
22 August 2010 Stafford
27 August 2010 Helsinki FinlandClub Yk
28 August 2010 Stockholm Sweden Popaganda
1 September 2010LondonEngland RIBA
3 September 2010DublinIreland Electric Picnic
6 September 2010ManchesterUnited Kingdom HMV
11 September 2010 Isle of Wight Bestival
13 September 2010 Zürich GermanySeefeld-Razzia
15 September 2010 Amsterdam NetherlandsDesmet Studios
24 September 2010 Baden-Baden GermanyNew Pop Festival
2 October 2010BrightonEnglandConcorde2
3 October 2010Leeds Cockpit
4 October 2010GlasgowScotlandOran Mor
5 October 2010ManchesterEngland The Ritz
7 October 2010 [2] Birmingham HMV Institute
8 October 2010Bristol Trinity Church
9 October 2010London O2 Shepherd's Bush Empire
10 October 2010 [3] AmsterdamNetherlands Paradiso
12 October 2010 Copenhagen DenmarkLittle Vega
13 October 2010 Aarhus Voxhall
15 October 2010 Reykjavík Iceland Iceland Airwaves Festival
16 October 2010StockholmSwedenDebaser Medis
18 October 2010 [4] BerlinGermany Kulturbrauerei
19 October 2010 Hamburg Uebel & Gefährlich
20 October 2010 [5] CologneEssigfabrik
22 October 2010 [6] Munich Theaterfabrik
23 October 2010ZürichSwitzerlandHarterei Club
24 October 2010 Milan ItalyMagazzini Generali
26 October 2010 [7] Barcelona SpainBikini
27 October 2010 [8] MadridPenelope
29 October 2010 [9] ParisFrance Le Trabendo
30 October 2010 Brussels Belgium The Botanique
31 October 2010 Hollerich Luxembourg Den Atelier
17 November 2010 [10] LondonEngland Union Chapel
3 December 2010 [11] Birmingham LG Arena
6 December 2010 [11] Cardiff Wales Motorpoint Arena Cardiff
8 December 2010 [11] GlasgowGlasgow SECC
10 December 2010 [11] Newcastle England Metro Radio Arena
11 December 2010 [11] Manchester Manchester Arena
12 December 2010 [11] Brighton Brighton Centre
14 December 2010 [11] Nottingham Trent FM Arena
15 December 2010 [11] London The O2 Arena
16 December 2010 [11] Bournemouth BIC
Asia
13 January 2011OsakaJapanClub Quattro
14 January 2011TokyoThe Shibuya DUO Music Exchange
15 January 2011 [12]
Europe
21 January 2011 Kraków PolandStudio
22 January 2011 Warsaw Stodola
23 January 2011 Gdańsk Parlament
25 January 2011 [13] Tallinn Estonia Kalevi Spordihall
26 January 2011 [14] HelsinkiFinlandThe Circus
2 February 2011BrightonUnited Kingdom Brighton Dome
3 February 2011LondonHMV Forum
4 February 2011GlasgowScotland O2 ABC
6 February 2011LeedsEngland O2 Academy Leeds
7 February 2011DublinIreland Academy
8 February 2011ManchesterEngland Manchester Academy 1
12 February 2011BarcelonaSpainSala Apolo
13 February 2011MadridJoy Eslava
15 February 2011 Porto PortugalHard Club
18 February 2011 Bologna ItalyEstragon
19 February 2011 Bern SwitzerlandBierhübeli
20 February 2011ZürichX-tra
21 February 2011
1 March 2011BrusselsBelgium Ancienne Belgique
2 March 2011 Groningen NetherlandsDe Oosterpoort
3 March 2011CopenhagenDenmarkStore Vega
5 March 2011StockholmSweden Berns
6 March 2011 Oslo Norway Rockefeller
8 March 2011HamburgGermanyGrosse Freiheit 36
9 March 2011 Frankfurt Hugenottenhalle
11 March 2011 Dresden Alter Schlachthof
12 March 2011 [15] Berlin C-Club
13 March 2011 Prague Czech Republic Lucerna Music Bar
15 March 2011 Vienna AustriaArena
16 March 2011MunichGermanyTonhalle
17 March 2011 [16] ColognePalladium
19 March 2011AmsterdamNetherlands Melkweg
20 March 2011ReykjavíkIcelandVodafone Sports Hall
25 March 2011 Thessaloniki GreeceBlock 33
26 March 2011 [17] Tavros Fuzz Club
1 April 2011 Saint Petersburg RussiaGlavClub
2 April 2011MoscowGlavClub
3 April 2011 Ekaterinburg Tele-Club
5 April 2011 Kyiv Ukraine Crystal Hall
7 April 2011 [18] Bucharest Romania Fratelli Studios
North America [88]
15 April 2011 Indio United States Coachella Festival
Asia
6 May 2011 Bangsar Malaysia Mist Club
7 May 2011 Jakarta Indonesia Nylon Music Festival
8 May 2011 Bali Hard Rock Cafe
10 May 2011 Downtown Core Singapore Esplanade Concert Hall
11 May 2011 Kowloon Hong KongKITEC Rotunda
13 May 2011 Taipei Taiwan Legacy
14 May 2011 Beijing ChinaClub Tango 3rd Floor
17 May 2011 Tel Aviv Israel Reading 3
19 May 2011 Dubai United Arab Emirates Irish Village
Europe
25 May 2011 Belgrad Serbia Belgrade Arena
26 May 2011 Skopje Macedonia Metropolis Arena
28 May 2011BristolEngland Dot to Dot Festival
29 May 2011Nottingham
30 May 2011Manchester
3 June 2011 Nuremberg Germany Rock im Park
4 June 2011 Rock am Ring
5 June 2011DresdenJunge Garde
7 June 2011HamburgStadtpark Freilichtbuhne
8 June 2011BerlinTape Club
9 June 2011 Crans-près-Céligny Switzerland Caribana Festival
11 June 2011 Newport England Isle of Wight Festival
12 June 2011 Landgraaf Netherlands Pinkpop Festival
22 June 2011 Odesa UkraineIbiza Club
24 June 2011 Razlog Bulgaria Elevation Music Festival
26 June 2011 Shepton Mallet England Glastonbury Festival
30 June 2011 Werchter Belgium Rock Werchter Festival
2 July 2011St. GallenSwitzerland Open Air St. Gallen Festival
3 July 2011 Gdynia Poland Heineken Open'er Festival
5 July 2011MunichGermany Pavillon 21 MINI Opera Space
8 July 2011 Turku Finland Ruisrock Festival
9 July 2011 Naas Ireland Oxegen Festival
10 July 2011 Kinross Scotland T in the Park Festival
14 July 2011LondonEngland Somerset House
15 July 2011 Salacgriva Latvia Positivus Festival
16 July 2011 Hultsfred Sweden Hultsfred Festival
17 July 2011 Suffolk England Latitude Festival
27 July 2011 Dortmund GermanyDortmunder Music Week Festival
4 August 2011 Castellón SpainArenal Sound Festival
6 August 2011 Benešov Czech RepublicSazava Festival
8 August 2011 Budapest Hungary Sziget Festival
12 August 2011 Piešťany Slovakia Grape Festival
13 August 2011BerlinGermany Spandau Citadel Music Festival
14 August 2011 Hildesheim M'era Luna Festival
18 August 2011 Sankt Pölten Austria FM4 Frequency Festival
21 August 2011ChelmsfordEnglandV Festival
18 September 2011London Claridge's
30 September 2011 Stuttgart Germany Porsche-Arena
1 October 2011Frankfurt Jahrhunderthalle
2 October 2011MunichZenith
4 October 2011 Düsseldorf Mitsubishi Electric Halle
5 October 2011 Erfurt Thüringenhalle
7 October 2011 Aachen 1Live eine Nacht
8 October 2011PragueCzech RepublicLucerna Music Hall
9 October 2011 Poznań Poland MTP
11 October 2011 Minsk Belarus Sport Palace
12 October 2011 Kaunas Lithuania Karaliaus Mindaugo pr. 50
14 October 2011TallinnEstonia Saku Suurhall Arena
15 October 2011HelsinkiFinland Old Ice Hall
17 October 2011Saint PetersburgRussiaGlavClub
18 October 2011 [19] MoscowArena Moscow
20 October 2011KyivUkraine Sport Palace
23 October 2011 Zagreb Croatia Bocarski dom
24 October 2011ViennaAustria Gasometer
26 October 2011MilanItalyAlcatraz
27 October 2011 Innsbruck AustriaDogana
29 October 2011 Basel Switzerland Avo Session Basel
30 October 2011ZürichMaag Event Hall
31 October 2011
3 November 2011GlasgowScotland O2 Academy Glasgow
4 November 2011LondonEngland O2 Academy Brixton
8 August 2012BudapestHungarySziget Festival
11 August 2012 Buftea RomaniaSummer Well Festival
12 August 2012 Zofingen SwitzerlandHeitere Open Air Festival
14 August 2012 Palanga LithuaniaPildyk Friends Festival
18 August 2012 Espoo Finland Weekend Festival
17 September 2012 Hanover Germany Volkswagen
20 September 2012 Novosibirsk RussiaCrystal Hall
22 September 2012 Chelyabinsk World Trade Centre
24 September 2012 Kazan Piramida
26 September 2012 Samara Metelica
28 September 2012 Voronezh Zavod
9 November 2012WarsawPolandStudio Las
Notes
1 This performance is a part of the NME Radar tour. [89]
2 The show in Birmingham was originally scheduled at The Library, but it was moved to the HMV Institute. [90]
3 The show in Amsterdam was originally scheduled at the Melkweg, but it was moved to the Paradiso.
4 The show in Berlin was originally scheduled at the Lido, but it was moved to the Kulturbrauerei. [87]
5 The show in Cologne was originally scheduled at the Luxor, but it was moved to the Essigfabrik. [87]
6 The show in Munich was originally scheduled at the 59:1 Munchen, but it was moved to the Theaterfabrik. [87]
7 The show in Barcelona was originally scheduled at the LA2, but it was moved to the Bikini.
8 The show in Madrid was originally scheduled at the Joy Eslava, but it was moved to the Penelope.
9 The show in Paris was originally scheduled at the La Boule Noir, but it was moved to the Le Trabendo. [91]
10 Adam Anderson was absent due to he has thrown his back out after trying to carry an old piano. [92]
11 This performance is a part of The beginning of The Night Work Tour supporting Scissor Sisters. [93]
12 Adam Anderson was absent due to his tooth accident. [40]
13 The show in Tallinn was originally scheduled at the Rock Café, but it was moved to the Kalevi Spordihall. [94]
14 The show in Helsinki was originally scheduled at the Tavastia, but it was moved to The Circus. [95]
15 The show in Berlin was originally scheduled at the Huxleys, but it was moved to the Columbiahalle. [96]
16 The show in Cologne was originally scheduled at the E-Werk, but it was moved to the Palladium. [96]
17 The show in Athens was originally scheduled at the Kyttaro, but it was moved to the Fuzz Club.
18 The show in Bucharest was originally scheduled at the Silver Church, but it was moved to the Fratelli Studios. [97]
19 The show in Moscow was originally scheduled at the A2, but it was moved to the Arena Moscow. [98]
Rescheduled dates

8 November 2010 Theo Hutchcraft wrote on Twitter, that he has caused himself a frightening injury – his eardrum has perforated. He will be OK, but the doctor said that if he put strain on it and play a full show, it could be very damaging.

11 November 2010Bucharest, RomaniaSilver ChurchRescheduled to 7 April 2011. [97]
12 November 2010Athens, GreeceKyttaroRescheduled to 26 March 2011 due to Theo's eardrum has perforated. [99]
13 November 2010Thessaloniki, GreeceBlock 33Rescheduled to 25 March 2011 due to Theo's eardrum has perforated. [99]
Cancelled dates
9 September 2010Milan, ItalyPiazzetta CrocerossaPerformance was cancelled due to failing to obtain work visa. [100]
10 February 2011Paris, France Le Trianon Performance was cancelled without explanation. [101]
2 November 2011Brighton, United KingdomBrighton CentrePerformance was cancelled due to unforeseen circumstances. [102]

Personnel

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