Support Act : THE SILENCERS
~ EYE OF HURRICANE TOUR 1988 ~
Eye of the Hurricane is the third studio album by the Welsh (from Rhyl, Wales) alternative roc knew wave band The Alarm, released in October 19, 1987. Producer John Porter - The Alarm. It reach at # 23 in the UK charts and # 77 in the US charts.
A Letter From St. Paul is the debut studio album by Scottish (formed in London) pop, folk and traditional Celtic influences band The Silencers, released in 1987. Produced by David Bascombe - The Silencers.
THE ALARM (Band)
Michael Leslie "Mike" Peters — lead vocals, acoustic and electric guitars, harmonica (1977–present)
David Sharp — lead guitar, acoustic guitar, vocals (1980–present)
Eddie MacDonald — bass, synthesizer, keyboards, programming, backing vocals (1981-1991, 2003)
Nigel Buckie "Buckie"Twist" — drums, linn drum programming, backing vocals (1981-1991, 2003)
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THE SILENCERS (Band)
Jimme O'Neill — lead vocals, guitar, harmonica (1985-present)
Cha Burns — guitar (1985-1992)
Martin Hanlin — drums (1985-1992)
Joe Donelly — bass (1985-1992)
The Setlist
THE ALARM
Strength (Strength - 1985)
Knife Edge (Strength - 1985)
Howling Wind (Declaration - 1984)
Absolute Reality (Strength - 1985)
Newtown Jericho (Eye of the Hurricane - 1987)
Blaze of Glory (Declaration - 1984)
This Train Is Bound for Glory ([traditional] cover - Woodie Guthrie)
One Step Closer to Home (Eye of the Hurricane - 1987)
Shelter (Eye of the Hurricane - 1987)
Rain in the Summertime (Eye of the Hurricane - 1987)
Rescue Me (Eye of the Hurricane - 1987)
We Are the Light (Declaration - 1984)
Sixty Eight Guns (Declaration - 1984)
Unsafe Building (New Song)
Spirit of ’76 (Strength - 1985)
Where Were You Hiding When the Storm Broke (Declaration - 1984)
Encore
The Stand (Declaration - 1984)
Knockin' on Heaven's Door (Bob Dylan cover - Soundtrack film Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid - 1973)
