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dimanche 19 février 1995

R.E.M. - GRANT LEE BUFFALO ~ Le Zenith. Toulon.



Support Act : GRANT LEE BUFFALO
~ MONSTER TOUR 1995 ~
 
(After refusing to tour in support of their two previous releases, Out of Time and Automatic for the People, the band agreed to tour in support of Monster. The tour was critically and commercially successful, though a handful of shows were either cancelled or postponed due to health problems associated with the band members.)
 

Monster is the ninth studio album by American (from Athens, Georgia) alternative rock band R.E.M., released on September 27, 1994. Produced by Scott Litt - R.E.M. At the 37th Annual Grammy Awards, Monster was nominated for Best Rock Album, but lost to The Rolling Stones' Voodoo Lounge.


Mighty Joe Moon is the second studio album by American (from Los Angeles, California, United States) rock band Grant Lee Buffalo, released on September 20, 1994. Produced by Paul Kimble.

R.E.M. (Band)
 
 Bill Berry –- drums, percussion, backing vocals, occasional bass guitar and keyboards (1980–1997; occasional concert appearances with the band 2003–2007)
Peter Buck –- lead guitar, mandolin, banjo, occasional bass guitar and keyboards (1980–2011)
Mike Mills –- bass guitar, keyboards, backing vocals, occasional co-lead vocals and guitar (1980–2011)
Michael Stipe –- lead vocals (1980–2011)

Touring and session musicians:

Scott McCaughey -– rhythm guitar, keyboards, backing vocals, occasional lead guitar (1994–2011)
Nathan December –- rhythm and lead guitar (1994–1995)
 
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 GRANT LEE BUFFALO (Band)
 
 Grant Lee Phillips – lead vocals, electric and acoustic guitars (1991–1999, 2011–2012)
Paul Kimble – bass, vocals, piano, keyboards (1991–1997)
Joey Peters – drums, percussion (1991–1999)
 
The Setlist
R.E.M.
 
 What's the Frequency, Kenneth? (Monster - 1994)
Circus Envy (Monster - 1994)
Crush With Eyeliner (Monster - 1994)
Try Not to Breathe (Automatic for the People - 1992)
Finest Worksong (Document - 1987)
Monty Got a Raw Deal (Automatic for the People - 1992)
King of Comedy (Monster - 1994)
Turn You Inside-Out (Green - 1988)
You (Monster - 1994)
Revolution (New Song)
I Don't Sleep, I Dream (Monster - 1994)
Tongue (Monster - 1994)
Half a World Away (Out of Time - 1991)
Country Feedback (Out of Time - 1991)
Man on the Moon (Automatic for the People - 1992)
Departure (New Adventures in Hi-Fi - 1996)
Losing My Religion (Out of Time - 1991)
Get Up (Green - 1988)
Orange Crush (Green - 1988)
Star 69 (Monster - 1994)


Encore

Let Me In (Monster - 1994)
Everybody Hurts (Automatic for the People - 1992)
I Took Your Name (Monster - 1994)
Bang and Blame (Monster - 1994)
It's the End of the World as We Know It (And I Feel Fine) (Document - 1987)
 
 
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Time Set: 2h00
 
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The Setlist
GRANT LEE BUFFALO
 
 The Shining Hour (Fuzzy - 1993)
Demon Called Deception (Mighty Joe Moon - 1994)
Drag (Mighty Joe Moon - 1994)
Mockingbirds (Mighty Joe Moon - 1994)
Stars n' Stripes (Fuzzy - 1993)
Wish You Well (Fuzzy - 1993)
The Hook (Fuzzy - 1993)
Lone Star Song (Mighty Joe Moon - 1994)
Fuzzy (Fuzzy - 1993)

 
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Time Set: 0h40
 
 



 

mardi 15 juin 1993

LENNY KRAVITZ ~ Le Zenith. Toulon.



Support Act : ROBERT PLANT
  ~ UNIVERSAL LOVE TOUR 1993 ~
 
 
Are You Gonna Go My Way is the third studio album by American musician singer songwriter rock, blues, soul, R&B, funk, Lenny Kravitz. Released on March 9, 1993. Producer Lenny Kravitz. Are You Gonna Go My Way has been very successful not only in the United States, but also worldwide. It reached number 12 on the Billboard 200 and number one on the UK Albums Chart and the Australian Albums Chart.


 Fate of Nations is the sixth studio album by English singer Robert Plant (best known as the lead singer and lyricist of the English rock band Led Zeppelin), released on May  25, 1993. Produced by Chris Hughes - Robert Plant. It features former Cutting Crew guitarist Kevin Scott MacMichael. The album was Plant's last solo album until his comeback with his seventh studio album Dreamland in 2002. 
 
LENNY KRAVITZ (Band)
 
 
 
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ROBERT PLANT (Band) 

"Robert" Anthony Plant (Led Zeppelin front man) — vocals, harmonica (1965–present)
Francis Dunnery — guitar, backing vocals (1992-1995)
Kevin Scott Macmichael — guitar, backing vocals
(1992-1995) 
Charlie Jones — bass, backing vocals (1992-1995)
 Phil Johnstone — keyboard, guitar, backing vocals (1992-1995)
 Michael Lee — drums (1992-1995)
 
The Setlist
ROBERT PLANT 

01 Calling To You
02 Ramble On
03 29 Palms
04 Going To California
05 Promised Land
06 What Is And What Should Never Be
07 Tall Cool One
08 Whole Lotta Love 
 
 
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Time Set: 0h40

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The Setlist
LENNY KRAVITZ 

 
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Time Set: 0h00