ROXY MUSIC ~ Le Nouvel Hippodrome. Paris.

  🕖 Set Times:

7:00 pm — Doors Open
8:00 pm — Herois  Do Mar (PT)

9:00 pm — Roxy Music (UK)

 

Support Act : HEROIS DO MAR

~ AVALON TOUR 1982 ~

Avalon is the eighth and final studio album by English rock band Roxy Music. Released in May 28, 1982. Produced by Rhett Davies - Roxy Music. It was the band's most successful studio album, reaching No. 1 in the UK (for 3 weeks) and staying on the album charts for over a year.
 

ROXY MUSIC (Band)

Bryan Ferry — vocals, keyboards, piano (1970–1983, 2001–2011, 2019)
Phil Manzanera — lead guitar (1972–1983, 2001–2011, 2019)
Andy Mackay — saxophone, oboe (1970–1983, 2001–2011, 2019)
Andy Newmark — drums (1980-1983)
Alan Spenner — bass (1979-1983, died on August 11, 1991)
Neil Hubbard — guitar (1980-1983)
Jimmy Maelen — percussion (1981-1983)
Guy Fletcher — guitar, piano, keyboards (1981-1983)
Tawatha Agee — backing vocals (1981-1983)
Fonzi Thornton — backing vocals (1981-1983)
Michelle Cobbs — backing vocals (1981-1983)
 

The Setlist 
ROXY MUSIC

 Intro Tape: India (Avalon - 1982)
The Main Thing (Avalon - 1982)
Out of the Blue (Country Life - 1974)
Both Ends Burning (Siren - 1975)
Take a Chance With Me (Avalon - 1982)
A Song for Europe (Stranded - 1973)
Can't Let Go (Bryan Ferry song - The Bride Stripped Bare - 1978)
While My Heart Is Still Beating (Avalon - 1982)
Impossible Guitar (Phil Manzanera song - Primitive Guitars - 1982)
Tara (Avalon - 1982)
Avalon (Avalon - 1982)
My Only Love (Flesh and Blood - 1980)
Dance Away (Manifesto - 1979)
Love Is the Drug (Siren - 1975)
Like a Hurricane (Neil Young cover - American Stars and Bars - 1977) (The High Road EP - 1982)
Editions of You (For Your Pleasure - 1973)
Do the Strand (For Your Pleasure - 1973)

Encore

 Jealous Guy (John Lennon cover - Imagine - 1972) (The High Road EP - 1982)

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Time Set: 1h25