SUNDAY ALL OVER THE WORLD (SAOTW) ~ L'Elysée Montmartre. Paris.

Featuring

 

 

Support Act: 

 

~ TOUR 1989 ~

 

 Kneeling At The Shrine is the debut and the only studio album by English progressive rock band Sunday All Over the World (SAOTW), released in 1991, including some but not all of the material which they had performed live. Produced by Robert Fripp. One of the brightest collaborations of the late 1980s arose after the wedding of postpunk singer Toyah Willcox and guitar virtuoso Robert Fripp. Although Willcox and Fripp are married to each other, this band was one of the few instances in which the two musicians worked together professionally.
 

SUNDAY ALL OVER THE WORLD (SAOTW) (Band)

 

 "Toyah" Ann Willcox — vocals (1977–present)
Robert Fripp — guitar (1968-2012; 2013-present)
Trey Gunn — chapman stick, bass vocals (1983 – present)
Paul Beavis — drums, percussion (1989-1991)

  The Setlist

 SUNDAY ALL OVER THE WORLD (SAOTW)

 

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SUNDAY ALL OVER THE WORLD (SAOTW ) ~ Le Splendid. Lille.

Featuring

 

 

 

 Support Act:

 

~ TOUR 1989 ~

 

 Kneeling At The Shrine is the debut and the only studio album by English progressive rock band Sunday All Over the World (SAOTW), released in 1991, including some but not all of the material which they had performed live. Produced by Robert Fripp. One of the brightest collaborations of the late 1980s arose after the wedding of postpunk singer Toyah Willcox and guitar virtuoso Robert Fripp. Although Willcox and Fripp are married to each other, this band was one of the few instances in which the two musicians worked together professionally.
 

SUNDAY ALL OVER THE WORLD (SAOTW) (Band)

 

 "Toyah" Ann Willcox — vocals (1977–present)
Robert Fripp — guitar (1968-2012; 2013-present)
Trey Gunn — chapman stick, bass vocals (1983 – present)
Paul Beavis — drums, percussion (1989-1991)

  The Setlist

 SUNDAY ALL OVER THE WORLD (SAOTW)

 

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TOYAH ~ Le Theatre Le Palace. Paris.

Support Act:

  ~ ANTHEM EUROPEAN TOUR 1981 ~

 

Anthem is the third studio album by the English new wave band Toyah (fronted by Toyah Willcox), released on May 1, 1981. Produced by Nick Tauber. Anthem entered the UK Albums Chart at number 3, eventually peaking at number 2 and spending forty-six consecutive weeks in the chart. The album was certified gold.

TOYAH (Band)

 

 Toyah Ann Willcox — vocals (1977–present)
Joel Bogen — guitar (1979-1983)
Adrian Lee — keyboards (1981-1983)
Phil Spalding — bass (1981-1983)
Simon Phillips — drums (1981-1983)

 

The Setlist

TOYAH

 

Intro
We Are (Anthem - 1981)
Victims of the Riddle (Sheep Farming in Barnet - 1979)
War Boys (Single - 1981)
Good Morning Universe (Four More from Toyah EP - 1981)
In the Fairground (Four More from Toyah EP - 1981) 

Urban Tribesman (Single - 1981)
Jungles of Jupiter (Anthem - 1981)
Elocution Lesson (Anthem - 1981)
Pop Star (Anthem - 1981)
Thunder in the Mountains (Single - 1981)
It's a Mystery (Anthem - 1981)
Masai Boy (Anthem - 1981)
Furious Futures (Four More from Toyah EP - 1981)

 Voodoo Doll (Single B-side "Thunder In The Mountains" -1981)
Neon Womb (Sheep Farming in Barnet - 1979)
Ieya (The Blue Meaning - 1980)

Encore

Danced (Sheep Farming in Barnet - 1979)
I Want To Be Free (Anthem - 1981)

 

 

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Time Set: 1h24