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The Generator Tour was [[concert tour]] by [[punk rock]] band [[Bad Religion]], in support of their album, ''[[Generator (Bad Religion album)|Generator]]''. |
The Generator Tour was [[concert tour]] by [[punk rock]] band [[Bad Religion]], in support of their album, ''[[Generator (Bad Religion album)|Generator]]''. |
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The tour is noted as being the tour when Bad Religion gradually started playing bigger and more commercial venues.<ref>Brett Gurewitz mentions this fact in the ''Big Bang'' VHS</ref> |
The tour is noted as being the tour when Bad Religion gradually started playing bigger and more commercial venues.<ref>Brett Gurewitz mentions this fact in the ''Big Bang'' VHS</ref> |
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==Tour== |
==Tour== |
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Revision as of 18:20, 29 May 2014
| Tour by Bad Religion | |
| Associated album | Generator |
|---|---|
| Start date | May 28th, 1992 |
| End date | January 23rd, 1993 |
| Legs | 3 |
| No. of shows | 27 in Europe 23 in United States 2 in Canada 1 in Mexico 53 in total |
| Bad Religion concert chronology | |
The Generator Tour was concert tour by punk rock band Bad Religion, in support of their album, Generator.
The tour is noted as being the tour when Bad Religion gradually started playing bigger and more commercial venues.[1]
Tour
European Leg
| Date | City | Country | Venue | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| May 28th, 1992 | Copenhagen |  |
City Festival | Bad Religion's first concert in Denmark |
| May 31st, 1992 | Groningen |  |
Simplon | Part of the Gutterblast Festival Other acts included Urban Dance Squad, Cosmic Psychos, Cropdusters, Gore and Bettie Serveert |
| June 1st, 1992 | Brussels |  |
VK | |
| June 2nd, 1992 | Utrecht | |
Tivoli | Support act was Barbie Bones |
| June 3rd, 1992 | Kassel |  |
Spot | |
| June 5th, 1992 | Nürnberg | Rockfabrik | ||
| June 6th, 1992 | Saarbrücken | Congresshalle | ||
| June 7th, 1992 | Oberhausen | Music Circus Ruhr | Support from NOFX | |
| June 8th, 1992 | Bielefeld | PC69 | ||
| June 9th, 1992 | Tilburg | |
Noorderligt | |
| June 11th, 1992 | Rotterdam | Nighttown | ||
| June 13th, 1992 | Berlin | |
Kindl-Bühne Wuhlheide | Part of the Go Bang! Festival |
| June 14th, 1992 | Bremen | Klöckner-Gelände | Part of the Go Bang! Festival Bad Religion was second on the bill from headliner, The Sisters of Mercy Other acts included Pearl Jam, Fury in the Slaughterhouse, Concrete Blonde, Jingo de Lunch, KMFDM and The Marionettes | |
| June 15th, 1992 | Hannover | Music Hall | ||
| June 16th, 1992 | Stuttgart | LKA-Longhorn | ||
| June 18th, 1992 | Halle | Easy Schorre | Support from NOFX | |
| June 19th, 1992 | Osnabrück | [https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyde_Park_(Osnabrück) Hyde Park | ||
| June 20th, 1992 | Sankt Goarshausen | Freilichtbühne Loreley | Part of the Go Bang! Festival The line-up was the same as the June 14th show, save for Pearl Jam | |
| June 22nd, 1992 | Munich | Circus Krone | Part of the Go Bang! Festival Bad Religion headlined this date Other acts included Jungo de Lunch, KMFDM and Mongo Fury | |
| June 23rd, 1992 | Zürich |  |
Volkshaus | |
| July 24th, 1992 | Milan |  |
Rolling Stone | |
| July 26th, 1992 | Paris |  |
Elysee Montmartre | Bad Religion's first show in France Support from Cosmic Psychos and Burning Heads |
| July 27th, 1992 | Münster | |
Jovel Music Hall | |
| July 28th, 1992 | London |  |
The Town & Country Club | Cancelled for unknown reasons |
| July 29th, 1992 | Wolverhampton | Wulfrun Hall | ||
| July 30th, 1992 | Nottingham | Polytechnic | ||
| July 1st, 1992 | Bradford | Queen's Hall |
([2])
North American and Canadian Leg
| Date | City | Country | Venue | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| July 13th, 1992 | Minneapolis, MN |  |
First Avenue | |
| July 14th, 1992 | Chicago, IL | Cabaret Metro | ||
| July 15th, 1992 | Detroit, MI | Saint Andrew's Hall | ||
| July 16th, 1992 | Toronto, ON |  |
The Spectrum | |
| July 17th, 1992 | Cleveland, OH | |
Empire Club | |
| July 18th, 1992 | New York, NY | The Ritz | ||
| July 19th, 1992 | Trenton, NJ | City Gardens | ||
| July 20th, 1992 | Pittsburgh, PA | Graffiti Lounge | ||
| July 21st, 1992 | Washington, D.C. | 9:30 Club | ||
| July 22nd, 1992 | ||||
| July 23rd, 1992 | Virginia Beach, VA | Peppermint Beach Club | ||
| July 24th, 1992 | Wilmington, NC | Jacob's Run Theater | ||
| July 25th, 1992 | Atlanta, GA | The Masquerade | Support from All and My Name | |
| July 26th, 1992 | St. Petersburg, FL | Jannus Landing | ||
| July 27th, 1992 | Miami, FL | Washington Square | This show was originally booked at The Spectrum at Coral Springs, FL Support from All and Radon | |
| July 28th, 1992 | Orlando, FL | The Edge | ||
| July 29th, 1992 | Pensacola, FL | Knuckleheads | Cancelled due to Graffin getting sick | |
| July 31st, 1992 | Houston, TX | The Vatican | ||
| August 1st, 1992 | Austin, TX | The Back Room | ||
| August 2nd, 1992 | Dallas, TX | Deep Ellum |
([3])
North American, Canadian and Mexican Leg
| Date | City | Country | Venue | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| January 15th, 1993 | Vancouver, BC | |
Commodore Ballroom | Support from Coffin Break and Chrome Dog |
| January 16th, 1993 | Seattle, WA | |
Moore Theatre | Support from Coffin Break |
| January 17th, 1993 | Portland, OR | La Luna | Support from Coffin Break and M99 | |
| January 21st, 1993 | Las Vegas, NV | Huntridge Theater | ||
| January 22nd, 1993 | Tijuana |  |
Iguana's | |
| January 23rd, 1993 | Santa Monica, CA | |
Santa Monica Civic Auditorium | Support from The Offspring and The Muffs |
([4])
Band Members
Greg Graffin - Vocals
Brett Gurewitz - Guitar and back-up vocals
Jay Bentley - Bass and back-up vocals
Greg Hetson - Guitar
Bobby Schayer - Drums
References
- ^ Brett Gurewitz mentions this fact in the Big Bang VHS
- ^ 1992 - Generator - European Tour | Tours & shows | The Bad Religion Page - Since 1995
- ^ 1992 - Generator - North American Tour | Tours & shows | The Bad Religion Page - Since 1995
- ^ 1993 - Generator - North American Tour | Tour & shows | The Bad Religion Page - Since 1995