THE STRANGLERS ~ L'Olympia. Paris.

 

 *** 50TH ANNIVERSARY ***

 

*** Not many bands are still going after 50 years. JJ Burnel is the sole survivor from the original lineup, but that’s not his fault. ***

 

 *** 🎫 UP FOR SALE : 02/02/2024 - 10h ***

 

🕖 Set Times:
6:30 pm — Doors Open

8:10 pm —Demonstration Taiko

 8:13 pm — The Stranglers (UK) (Part 1 & 2)

Support Act: ---

 

~ "50 YEARS IN BLACK" The Anniversary TOUR 2024 ~

 

 

Fifty Years In Black - The Anniversary Tour is a live album (2cd) (chronological audio diary of the tour follows the set list through every city and concert hall on the March UK tour 2024) by English post punk rock band (who emerged via the punk rock scene) The Stranglers. Released on August 16, 2024. Mixed and mastered by the band’s long standing live sound engineer and go-to producer Louie Nicastro.

 

 

 Dark Matters is the eighteenth studio album by English post punk rock band (who emerged via the punk rock scene) The Stranglers, released on September 10, 2021. Dark Matters is the first Stranglers studio album since 2012's Giants and the first since the death of keyboardist Dave Greenfield in May 3, 2020, and without drummer Jet Black stepped away from active performances in 2015. Producer Louie Nicastro.

 

THE STRANGLERS (Band)

 

 Jean-Jacques Burnel – bass, backing vocals (1974–present), lead vocals (1974–1990, 2006–present)
Baz Warne – guitar, backing vocals (2000–present), lead vocals (2006–present)
Jim Macaulay – drums, percussion, backing vocals (2018–present, touring musician: 2012–2018)
Toby Hounsham – keyboards, backing vocals (2021–present)

 

The Setlist

THE STRANGLERS

 

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 Time Set: 2h08

 

 

THE STRANGLERS ~ L'Olympia. Paris.

*** UP FOR SALE : 20/10/2021 - 10h ***

 

🕖 Set Times:
7:30 pm — Doors Open
8:00 pm— Brother Junior (IRE)
9:00 pm— The Stranglers (UK)

 

Support Act: BROTHER JUNIOR

 

~ TOUR 2023 ~ 

 

 

 Dark Matters is the eighteenth studio album by English rock band (who emerged via the punk rock scene) The Stranglers, released on September 10, 2021. Dark Matters is the first Stranglers studio album since 2012's Giants and the first since the death of keyboardist Dave Greenfield in May 3, 2020, and without drummer Jet Black stepped away from active performances in 2015. Producer Louie Nicastro. 

 

THE STRANGLERS (Band)

 

 Jean-Jacques Burnel – bass, backing vocals (1974–present), lead vocals (1974–1990, 2006–present)
Baz Warne – guitar, backing vocals (2000–present), lead vocals (2006–present)
Jim Macaulay – drums, percussion, backing vocals (2018–present, touring musician: 2012–2018)
Toby Hounsham – keyboards, backing vocals (2021–present)

 

The Setlist

THE STRANGLERS

 Intro Tape Audio: Waltzinblack (The Gospel According to the Meninblack - 1981)
Toiler on the Sea (Black and White - 1978)
Duchess (Single - The Raven - 1979)
Sometimes (Rattus Norvegicus - 1977)
Water (Dark Matters - 2021)
Nice 'n' Sleazy (Black And White - 1978)
This Song (Disciples of Spess cover - The Luxury Of Becoming Free - 2021)
Never to Look Back (10 - 1990)
Always the Sun (Single - Dreamtime - 1986)
La Folie (La Folie - 1981)
Peaches (Rattus Norvegicus - 1977)
Golden Brown (Single - La Folie - 1981)
The Last Men on the Moon (Dark Matters - 2021)
(Get a) Grip (on Yourself) (Rattus Norvegicus - 1977)
Sweden (All Quiet on the Eastern Front) (Black and White - 1978)
White Stallion (No More Heroes - 1977)
Walk On By (Dionne Warwick cover - Make Way For Dionne Warwick - 1964 ) (Single - Bonus track - Black And White - 1978)
Hanging Around (Single - Rattus Norvegicus - 1977)
Straighten Out (No More Heroes - 1977)
Something Better Change (Single - No More Heroes - 1977)
Tank (Single - Black And White - 1978)

Encore 1

The Lines (No More Heroes - 1977)
And If You Should See Dave… (No More Heroes - 1977)

Encore 2

Go Buddy Go (Coup de Grace - 1998)
No More Heroes (No More Heroes - 1977)

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 Time Set: 1h50

 

 

THE STRANGLERS - RUTS D.C. ~ Il Teatro Della Concordia. Venaria Reale. Torino. Italie.

 🕖 Set Times:
7:00 pm — Doors Open
8:00 pm— RUTS D.C.
9:00 pm— THE STRANGLERS

Support Act: RUTS D.C.

 

~ EUROPEAN TOUR 2019 ~

Giants and Gems - An Album Collection - 40th Anniversary - is a box set (11 Cds) by English rock band The Stranglers, released on March 24, 2014. Since forming in 1974, The Stranglers have enjoyed huge success worldwide including 23 Top 40 hits singles and 17 Top 40 studio albums in the UK.

Giants is the seventeenth studio album by English rock band The Stranglers and continues the band's return as a four-piece after the departure of Paul Roberts. Lead vocals are shared between guitarist Baz Warne and bassist Jean-Jacques Burnel. The album was released on March 5, 2012.

Music Must Destroy is the second album studio release for the English reggae-influenced punk rock band, RUTS D.C., since they reformed in 2007. Released on September 16, 2016. Produced by David Ruffy - John "Segs" Jennings. It has been 32 years since their last studio album Nowhere to Run as the second wave UK punk movement gave way to the New romantics.

The Crack is legendary debut album studio by English reggae-influenced punk rock band, The Ruts, released on September 29, 1979. Produced by Mick Glossop & The Ruts - Bob Sargeant. The fortieth anniversary of The Rut’s debut album sees ‘The Crack’ receive a remaster and re-issue, giving another chance to explore the record that contained the massive UK hit singles of ‘Babylon’s Burning’ and ‘Something That I Said’. Released on December 9, 2019 as Vinyl, 2 LP Album, Reissue, Remastered.  

 

THE STRANGLERS (Band)
 
Jet Black – drums, percussion (1974–present, stopped touring in 2015)
Jean-Jacques Burnel – bass, backing vocals (1974–present), lead vocals (1974–1990, 2006–present)
Dave Greenfield – keyboards, backing vocals (1975–present), lead vocals (1975–1990, 2006–present)
Baz Warne – guitar, backing vocals (2000–present), lead vocals (2006–present)

Current touring musicians

Jim Macaulay – drums, percussion (2013–present)

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RUTS D.C. (Band) 
 
David Ruffy — Vocals, drums, piano strings, percussion (1977–1983, 2007; 2011–present)
John "Segs" Jennings —  Vocals, keyboards, bass (1977–1983, 2007; 2011–present)
Leigh Heggarty — Guitar (2007; 2011–present)

The Setlist 
 THE STRANGLERS

Intro Tape: Waltzinblack (The Gospel According to the Meninblack - 1981)
 Norfolk Coast (Norfolk Coast - 2004)
 I've Been Wild (Norfolk Coast - 2004)
(Get a) Grip (on Yourself) (Rattus Norvegicus - 1977)
Midnight Summer Dream (Feline - 1983)
Time to Die (Stranglers in the Night - 1992)
Nice 'n' Sleazy (Black And White - 1978) 

The Raven (The Raven - 1979)
 5 Minutes (Single - No More Heroes - 1977)
Golden Brown (Single - La Folie - 1981)
Always the Sun (Single - Dreamtime - 1986)
Don’t Bring Harry (The Raven - 1979)
Nuclear Device (The Wizard of Aus) (The Raven - 1979)
Peaches (Rattus Norvegicus - 1977)
Freedom Is Insane (Giants - 2012)
Walk On By (Dionne Warwick cover) (Single - Bonus track - Black And White - 1978)
Something Better Change (Single - No More Heroes - 1977)
Relentless (Suite XVI - 2006)
Hanging Around (Single - Rattus Norvegicus - 1977)
Tank (Single - Black And White - 1978)

Encore

No More Heroes (No More Heroes - 1977)

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 Time Set: 1h35

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The Setlist 
 RUTS D.C.

Something That I Said (The Ruts cover - The Crack - 1979)
You're Just A…. (The Ruts cover - The Crack - 1979)
Mighty Soldier (Rhythm Collision, Volume 2 - 2013)
West One (Shine On Me) (The Ruts cover - Grin & Bear It - 1980)
Music Must Destroy (Music Must Destroy - 2016)
Jah War (The Ruts cover - The Crack - 1979)
Kill The Pain (Music Must Destroy - 2016)
Staring at the Rude Boys (The Ruts cover - Grin & Bear It - 1980)
In a Rut (The Ruts cover - Grin & Bear It - 1980)
Babylon's Burning (The Ruts cover - The Crack - 1979)
Psychic Attack (Music Must Destroy - 2016)

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 Time Set: 0h42