THE JESUS AND MARY CHAIN ~ L' Elysée Montmartre. Paris.

Support Act: DOMINIC SONIC

~ DARKLANDS TOUR 1987 ~

Darklands is the second album by Scottish (from East Kilbride) alternative rock band The Jesus and Mary Chain. Released on August 31, 1987. Produced by John Loder - Bill Price - William Reid. The album is the band's first to use drum machines, replacing live drummer Bobby Gillespie, who had left to pursue a career as the frontman with Primal Scream. Darklands reached number five on the UK Albums Chart, the band's highest-peaking album on the chart to date.

THE JESUS AND MARY CHAIN (Band)

Jim Reid – vocals, guitar (1983–1999, 2007–present)
William Reid – guitar, vocals (1983–1999, 2007–present)
Douglas Hart – bass guitar (1984–1991)
Dave Evans – rhythm guitar (1987–1989)
Drum machines

The Setlist
THE JESUS AND MARY CHAIN

 

 You Trip Me Up (Psychocandy - 1985)
Fall (Darklands - 1987)
Happy When It Rains (Darklands - 1987)
Cherry Came Too (Darklands - 1987)
Just Like Honey (Psychocandy - 1985)
The Hardest Walk (Psychocandy – 1985)
April Skies (Darklands - 1987)
The Living End (Psychocandy - 1985)
Some Candy Talking (Some Candy Talking EP - 1986)
Nine Million Rainy Days (Darklands - 1987)
Down on Me (Darklands - 1987)
In a Hole (Psychocandy - 1985)
Taste of Cindy (Psychocandy - 1985)
Kill Surf City (New Song)

Encore

Never Understand (Psychocandy - 1985)
About You (Darklands - 1987)

 

 

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Time Set: 1h20