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Godsmack Concert Setlists: What to Expect on the Vibez Tour

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Godsmack have regularly ramped up their live shows with dueling drum battles, lights and pyrotechnics — and now the multi-platinum hard rock band from Massachusetts are reinventing themselves yet again for the acoustic-heavy 2024 Vibez Tour .

The North American trek offers a different side of Godsmack, starting with an expanded concert lineup of frontman Sully Erna, guitarist Tony Rombola, bassist Robbie Merrill, drummer Shannon Larkin, and longtime collaborators Tim Theriault (guitar) and Chris Decato (keys). Danish solo artist Bastian Da Cruz also takes his first trip with the band as the tour’s opener.

Although Erna confirmed that 2023’s Lighting Up the Sky would be Godsmack’s final studio album, the band has quickly shown fans that they are nowhere close to riding off into the sunset as a touring act. With reworked classics and covers of Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd and more, the band is sure to thrill fans as they enter their most ambitious and experimental live era yet.

Check out an average Godsmack setlist from the 2024 Vibez Tour and learn more about the Grammy-nominated group’s touring history below.

Godsmack Tour Stats

Current tour: Vibez Tour – An Intimate Evening With Godsmack (2024)

Set time: On the 2024 Vibez Tour, Godsmack usually go on stage between 8:00 and 9:00 p.m., though set times vary.

Length of average Godsmack show: 1 hour, 57 minutes (on the 2024 Vibez Tour – An Intimate Evening With Godsmack)

Past tours:

• The Godsmack Tour (1998–1999)
• MTV Return of the Rock Tour (with Stone Temple Pilots and Disturbed ) (2000)
• Wake the Fuck Up (2001)
• Awake (2001)
• Faceless (2003–2004)
• An Acoustic Evening With Godsmack (2004)
• IV (2006–2007)
• The Oracle (2010)
• Mass Chaos (2012)
• 1000hp (2014–2015)
• When Legends Rise (2018–2019)
• Best of Times World Tour (2023)

Godsmack Discography:

• All Wound Up… (1997)
• Godsmack (1998)
• Awake (2000)
• Faceless (2003)
• The Other Side EP (2004)
• 1000hp (2014)
• When Legends Rise (2018)
• Lighting Up the Sky (2023)

Godsmack’s Popular Songs:

• “I Stand Alone”
• “Bulletproof”
• “Cryin’ Like a Bitch!!”
• “When Legends Rise”

Godsmack’s Recent Opening Acts:

• Bastian Da Cruz
• Five Finger Death Punch

Godsmack Concert Setlist Info

The Vibez Tour marks Godsmack ’s first run of stripped-down performances in nearly two decades. In the meantime, the group has released five more studio albums and nine of their career-12 Billboard Mainstream Rock Airplay No. 1 singles, making the latest Godsmack setlist the first time many fans will get to hear their biggest hits performed acoustically.

On top of completely refreshed early cuts and fan favorite singles, the Vibez Tour setlist is also rife with covers ranging from The Beatles (“Come Together”) and Aerosmith (“Dream On”) to Bon Jovi (“Livin’ on a Prayer”). The band has also tackled a staple of lead singer Sully Erna ’s solo work, “Eyes of a Child” from 2010’s Avalon .

Below, you can find an average Godsmack setlist on their 2024 Vibez Tour .

Godsmack’s Vibez Tour Setlist:

• Time (Pink Floyd cover)
• Love-Hate-Sex-Pain
• Turning to Stone
• One Rainy Day
• No Quarter (Led Zeppelin cover)
• Nothing Else Matters ( Metallica cover)
• Growing Old
• Lighting Up the Sky
• Under Your Scars
• Bulletproof
• Long Train Runnin’ ( The Doobie Brothers cover)

Source: Setlist.fm.

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Godsmack tickets for the 2024 Vibez Tour are available via Ticketmaster. Standard Tickets and VIP packages are still available for many dates.

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Godsmack is an American alternative metal/hard rock American band originally from Lawrence, Massachusetts. The current lineup consists of Sully Ema, Robbie Merrill, Tony Rombola and Shannon Larkin.

In February 1995, Sully Ema decided to start a band with Lee Richards on guitar, Robbie Merrill on bass and Tommy Stewart on drums, which they initially called The Scam. The name didn’t stick long, as they changed the name to Godsmack after they recorded their first demo. In 1996 Richards and Stewart left the band and were replaced by Tony Rombola and Joe D’Arco. For a few years the band would tour up and down the east coast, until in 1998 they signed with Universal/Republic Records.

In a mere six weeks later, the replaced D’Arco with former drummer Tommy Stewart and released their eponymous album; this was then followed by a series of shows and tours around America and Europe. The album was met with success, reaching certified gold by 2011. In 2000 they returned to the studio to record “Awake” which was later released in October. “Awake” reached four-times platinum, and the single “Vampire” garnered a Grammy Award nomination for Best Rock Instrumental Performance in 2002.

In 2003, Stewart once again left the band, due to personal reasons, and was replaced by Shannon Larkin. The following record “Faceless” went on to sell over a million copies along with a massive sold out tour with Metallica. In 2007 the band celebrated their being a band for ten years with the release of “Good Times, Bad Times...Ten Years of Godsmack,” that included a DVD of their live acoustic performance at the House of Blues, Las Vegas.

After taking about a yearlong hiatus, the band reunited to record and release “The Oracle” in 2010. The band headlined the Mayhem Festival, an annual heavy metal festival that travels throughout the United States, followed by a tour with Staind. In 2014 Ema announced that the band was working on new material, and in August they released “1000hp.”

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Godsmack: Hard hitting yet hypnotic Many casual listeners/concert goers would chalk this amazing band up to an Alice in Chains clone, but nothing could be further from the truth. True that the sludgy grunge infused sound is reminiscent of such, but Godsmack took it one step further toward the end of the '90's, updating the sound and putting an industrial/nu metal spin on it all their own. One could call it looking back while looking ahead simultaneously; namely transitional as there are turbulent and sludge passages with a modern sound fused with a trippy, hypnotic undercurrent. From Pantera to Aerosmith, Led Zeppelin, and almost everyone in between, Godsmack's list of influences runs nearly the full gamut as evidenced both in concert and on the record. A true highlight of many performances of theirs I have seen and heard entails a dueling drumming interlude between skins man Shannon Larking and multi-instrumental front man Sully Erna, the latter of whose main instrument was once drums as well. Guitarist Tony Rombola and bassist Robbie Merrill bring heaviness and hard hitting riffs of their own to the table as well which make for a mix of both raucousness and meditativeness, sometimes in separate instances, and other times simultaneously combining them! For me also, the crowning touch the last concert we attended in 2012 was winning our way in to the show complete with a catered lunch and a chance to meet the group with a photo op and signing all included. They were very kind to us and as always were firing on all cylinders once they hit the stage. Kudos to them all the way!

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Godsmack, the alt-metal rock band has been touring and recording for twenty years and although it has been a number of years since they performed in London, they left their impression on the crowd. Assured that they have always been a traditional rock band, the stage set up is sparse and the lighting minimal as the group allow themselves and even more importantly the music to take centre stage.

Taking influence from the likes of Alice in Chains and Led Zepplin, the band had a lot of work to do to match the stature of their claims. Luckily from the moment they swagger onstage to the sound of AC/DC's 'For Those About To Rock (We Salute You)'. The crowd knows they are in for one hell of a show as the blistering riffs of 'Straight Out of Line' begins and the band tear apart four of their most early tracks in quick succession.

It does not take lead vocalist Sully Erna to dismiss his tee and play the rest of the show half nude. The crowd cheers him on and he aggressively commands the audience during songs such as 'Voodoo' and 'Whatever'. There is no doubt Godsmack are a genuine rock act, no gimmicks or games, just great music.

Godsmack show was very excellent , I saw them a couple of times before they always performed good shows , but this time I bought VIP Unforgettable Package to meet & greet .

I have experienced before with VIP tickets like Paul Stanley , Accept ,UDO ,Dee Snider , Black Label Society , Dream Theater & etc, they all signed stuff without any problem but this time I spend maybe 10 seconds with Godsmack guys when the lady photographer made the picture , then the security people forced us to leave & this was the end meet & greet. Godsmack treated their fans very bad and I was really disappointed because I spent so much money and wasn't able to get anything signed. Also, I want to say about the lady photographer, because I looked through the gallery of pictures and Tony and Robbie were cut off in nearly all of the pictures which is absurd since they are important to. Either please tell her to learn how to take professional pictures or get someone else to replace her right away.

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It was my first time to see Godsmack and it turned out that it was 20 years ago, that they last entered a stage in Denmark.

It was also my first time in The Grey Hall, so I was a bit exited about everything.

Franklin Zoo was support and they did a hell of a good job... Great band.

Godsmack entered the stage and they all looked like they enjoyed them selves and that quickly merged to the audience, the more the band played, the bigger a party the audience had.

The Double drumkit drum solo was magnificient and the 2 cover version "Come Together" & "Highway To Hell" was just performed perfect.

All in all this was a great concert and I will be among the audince, next time Godsmack comes to Denmark

My husband and I enjoyed the show very much. There were a few sound technical issues that are not noticeable to an untrained ear like the lead vocalist being slightly out of sink with the track playing. But each bands performance was incredibly entertaining, especially Red Sun Rising. The engry was high and we managed to get a free seat upgrade for showing up early to the venue. We were very happy with our experiences. And we were very happy to get free autographs from Red Sun Rising during the setup for Godsmack. It has been a dream come true to experience Godsmack LIVE!!

Godsmack -the Iband-was fantastic as usual. I've seen them so many times.This time..after paying 264$...I got stuck behind a huge speaker and couldn't see them. I was horrified. The staff wouldn't let me change to a better seat and we weren't able to exit the row as we were literally corralled in by metal bars. I'm thinking henious Firecode violations but whatever..Pensacola Bay Arena TANKED for this show..Ive been to a gazillion concerts (1000+)and this was one of my worst. Paid all that money and it was a bust.

Love Godsmack! They sounded great and put on a great show with the short time they had.

The venue was terrible, 1st time there. Went to celebrate my birthday. Should have waited until they were closer at Camden NJ or Montage PA.

Pass along a great venue in PA - Penns Peak in JimThorpe, my favorite place and about 1-1/2 to 2 hrs away. A very quaint little town with nice people.

Didn’t like Jiffy Lube Live at all.

Most fun I have had at a concert in a long time. Godsmack played a great show, excellent stage presence and involved the audience. I love how un-politically correct Sully is.

I have liked Godsmack but not as my go to Band, but after last night I think it will be,even bought a shirt.

Best band of the night, blew everyone off the stage.

If and when they come back I'll be there.

Thank you Godsmack!!!

Where do I begin!!!!??? Seeing Godsmack has been on my bucket list, and for good reason!! They were sensational! I was on my feet, from the moment the curtain went up, till the last note played. They were everything I expected, and so much more!! I hope this first experience isn’t my last. I absolutely loved them!!!!!!

Wow what a great show. It was my first time to see Godsmack and I wasnt disappointed. I can't wait to see them again hopefully not at an outside venue but it was well worth suffering in the heat. They sound great live. Shinedown was the main reason I went but will definitely be looking forward to see more Godsmack.

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Godsmack concert review (special guest Breaking Benjamin) – Cleveland, OH – Jacobs Pavilion at Nautica – September 22, 2015

Godsmack made their way to Jacobs Pavilion at Nautica on a beautiful fall evening. While this writer hardly classifies Godsmack as a favorite, somehow, I’ve made it to eight shows (thanks in part to the band playing every touring festival known to man). Godsmack also accounts for two of my favorite shows, one being a taping of an MTV episode at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum back in 2001, the other an intimate acoustic show at the Akron Civic Theatre in 2004.

Godsmack came out swinging in 1998 when their self-titled debut sold more than four million copies behind the strength of the singles “Keep Away” “Voodoo,” “Whatever,” and “Bad Religion.” Frontman Sully Erna , bassist Robbie Merrill, and lead guitarist  Tony Rombola were all in tow before the release of the first record, while current drummer Shannon Larkin entered the band in 2002.

Unfortunately, with a 4x platinum debut, there is only one direction to go: down. 2000’s ‘Awake,’ the band’s sophomore effort, sold half the number of copies than their debut, with each of the next four records taking a dip in sales as well. But to say the band regressed musically or in popularity is unfair. After all, there is no shame in a gold record. And, to be fair, album sales across the board aren’t what they used to be. The reaction of the 3,000+ fans in attendance showed that their new music is revered almost as much as Godsmack’s early classics.

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The show got off to an awkward start with a marginally (at best) entertaining video showing two girls sneaking backstage and evading buffoon security guards for ten minutes before finally achieving their mission of meeting the band. The band entered the stage to Dropkick Murphys’ “I’m Shipping Off to Boston.” Strikes one and two in the books and Godsmack had yet to play a note. Fortunately, during the band’s 15 song set, strike three never came.

On tour in support their 2014 release, ‘1000hp,’ Godsmack opened the show with back to back songs off the album, “Generation Day” and the title track. A consecutive trio of hits, “Cryin’ Like a Bitch,” “Straight Out of Line, ” and “Awake” also made their way into the setlist in the first half of the show.

CleveRock’s interview with Godsmack bassist Robbie Merrill (09.18.15)

After performing “Whatever,” Erna disappeared momentarily before two doors located slightly behind Larkin’s drum kit opened, and Sully slowly wheeled out center stage to line up next to Larkin’s kit and a drum-off ensued. While not exactly Danny Carey and Carter Beauford, the two more closely resembled that duo than say…Patrick Carney and Meg White.

After the 10-minute drum battle, Erna remained behind the kit as Larkin stepped up to the mic for a cover of the Ramones’ “Blitzkrieg Bop.” An Alice Cooper cover ( “School’s Out” ) preceded “I Stand Alone,” the closing number for the night.

Opening act Breaking Benjamin put on an impressive 50-minute set. Having seen this band approximately ten times (eight of them on accident), I was pleasantly surprised that Ben Burnley and his retooled lineup sucked far less than I remember. I dare say they didn’t suck at all. Burnley was my first nationally touring act to grant me an interview back in 2004, and he’s come a long way since. With a six-year gap between 2009’s ‘Dear Agony’ and their current album, ‘Dark Before Dawn,’ Burnley seems re-energized. Opening the show with their 2004 hit, “So Cold,” and closing with their biggest hit to date, “Diary of Jane,” Breaking Benjamin sandwiched “Polyamorous” and “I Will Not Bow” during their thirteen song set. An oddly awesome moment came mid-set when the guys played a cover of Nirvana’s “Smells Like Teen Spirit” after a lead-in of a lightsaber bearing Burnley as the band played “Imperial March.”  Burnley managed several variations of words of gratitude towards the fans (all of which contained F-bombs). And, for anyone wondering, he can still pull off his trademarked lion like growls. BB returns to the area for a co-headlining gig with Shinedown on November 7 at the Covelli Centre in Youngstown.

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05 nov 1996 Los Angeles CA The Whisky 06 nov 1996 Los Angeles CA The Whisky 

Adrenaline Tour #2

07 nov 1996 Long Beach CA Tower Rec./KROQ-FM show 09 nov 1996 Denver CO Ogden Theatre 10 nov 1996 Albuquerque NM The Zone KZRR-FM show 12 nov 1996 Austin TX Liberty Lunch 13 nov 1996 San Antonio TX White Rabbit 14 nov 1996 Houston TX The Abyss 15 nov 1996 Dallas TX The Galaxy 16 nov 1996 New Orleans LA Tipitinas 17 nov 1996 Atlanta GA The Point 19 nov 1996 Washington DC Capitol Ballroom 21 nov 1996 Richmond VA Twisters 22 nov 1996 Old Bridge NJ Birch Hill Nightclub 23 nov 1996 Rochester NY New York Nites 24 nov 1996 Philadelphia PA Theatre of Living Arts 25 nov 1996 New York NY Irving Plaza 26 nov 1996 Boston MA Middle East 27 nov 1996 Providence RI Club Babyhead 29 nov 1996 Albany NY Saratoga Winners 30 nov 1996 Syracuse NY Lost Horizon 01 dec 1996 Toledo OH Main Event 02 dec 1996 Cleveland OH Odeon 04 dec 1996 Chicago IL Metro 05 dec 1996 Grand Rapids MI Reptile House 06 dec 1996 Detroit MI St. Andrews Hall 07 dec 1996 Milwaukee WI The Rave 08 dec 1996 Minneapolis MN First Avenue 10 dec 1996 St. Louis MO Galaxy 11 dec 1996 Omaha NE Ranch Bowl 12 dec 1996 Lawrence KS Bottleneck 14 dec 1996 Salt Lake City UT Fowl Friends Building 16 dec 1996 Vancouver BC Starfish Room 17 dec 1996 Seattle WA Rock Candy 18 dec 1996 Portland OR La Luna 20 dec 1996 San Francisco CA Maritime Hall 21 dec 1996 Sacramento CA 05 may 1997 Sacramento CA 23 sep 1997 San Francisco CA Bottom Of The Hill 25 sep 1997 Santa Barbara CA Emerald City 26 sep 1997 Pomona CA The Glass House 27 sep 1997 Los Angeles CA Viper Room 28 sep 1997 San Diego CA The Casbah 30 sep 1997 Barcelona SPA Bikini 02 oct 1997 Milan ITA Rainbow 03 oct 1997 Munich GER Backstage 04 oct 1997 Cologne FRA Luxor 06 oct 1997 Wolverhampton UK Wulfrun Hall 07 oct 1997 Glasgow UK Garage 08 oct 1997 Manchester UK MDH University 09 oct 1997 London UK Astoria 10 oct 1997 Nottingham UK Rock City 12 oct 1997 Tilburg NET Noorderligt 13 oct 1997 Amsterdam NET Melkweg 14 oct 1997 Paris FRA Divan Du Monde 16 oct 1997 Berlin GER Trash  17 oct 1997 Hamburg GER Logo 18 oct 1997 Copenhagen DEN Pumpehusset 19 oct 1997 Stockholm SWE Studion 25 oct 1997 ?? Kid Introduces, Video available on site 27 oct 1997 Salt Lake City UT DV8 

Around the Fur Tour (Around the Fur is released) -Some with Far and Will Haven, others with Limp Bizkit-

28 oct 1997 Denver CO Ogden Theatre 30 oct 1997 Tempe AZ Club Rio 31 oct 1997 San Diego CA Canes 01 nov 1997 Los Angeles CA The Palace 02 nov 1997 Sacramento CA Tower Records 03 nov 1997 Sacramento CA Crest Theatre 04 nov 1997 San Francisco CA Fillmore 06 nov 1997 Seattle WA Rock Candy 07 nov 1997 Portland OR La Luna 08 nov 1997 Vancouver BC Graceland 10 nov 1997 Boise ID Bogies 12 nov 1997 Las Vegas NV Huntridge Theatre 14 nov 1997 Dallas TX Galaxy (KEGL show) 15 nov 1997 Dallas TX Trees 16 nov 1997 Austin TX Liberty Lunch 17 nov 1997 Houston TX Abyss 19 nov 1997 Atlanta GA Cotton Club 20 nov 1997 St. Petersburg FL State Theatre 21 nov 1997 Jacksonville FL Milk Bar 22 nov 1997 Ft. Lauderdale FL Prop House 24 nov 1997 Washington DC Capitol Ballroom 25 nov 1997 New York NY Irving Plaza 26 nov 1997 Clinton MA St. Johns 28 nov 1997 Providence RI Lupo’s 29 nov 1997 Asbury Park NJ Stone Pony 30 nov 1997 Philadelphia PA Trocadero 01 dec 1997 Columbus OH Alrosa Villa 02 dec 1997 Cincinnati OH Bogart’s 03 dec 1997 Cleveland OH Odeon 04 dec 1997 Cleveland OH Odeon 05 dec 1997 Pontiac MI Clutch Cargos 06 dec 1997 Chicago IL Metro 07 dec 1997 Des Moines IA Super Toad’s (KAZR show) 09 dec 1997 Minneapolis MN First Avenue 10 dec 1997 Omaha NE Ranch Bowl 11 dec 1997 St. Louis MO Galaxy 12 dec 1997 Kansas City MO Guitars 13 dec 1997 St. Paul MN Wilkens Center (93X show) 14 dec 1997 Albuquerque NM Launch Pad 15 dec 1997 Palo Alto CA Edge Nightclub 16 dec 1997 Reno NV Pioneer Theatre 07 jan 1998 Las Vegas NV Thomas & Mack Center 17 jan 1998 Dublin IRE SFX Centre 18 jan 1998 Belfast UK Limelight 20 jan 1998 London UK Astoria 22 jan 1998 Brussels BEL VK Club 23 jan 1998 Amsterdam NET Paradiso 24 jan 1998 Rotterdam NET Nighttown 25 jan 1998 Berlin GER Trash 27 jan 1998 Hamburg GER Logo 28 jan 1998 Copenhagen DEN Pumpehuset Club 30 jan 1998 Oslo NOR John Dee 31 jan 1998 Stockholm SWE Klubben 01 feb 1998 Malmo SWE Kulturbolaget 03 feb 1998 Essen GER Zeche Carl 04 feb 1998 Frankfurt GER Batschkapp 05 feb 1998 Stuttgart GER Roehre 06 feb 1998 Munich GER Incognito 07 feb 1998 Vienna AUT Arena 09 feb 1998 Zurich SWI Jail 10 feb 1998 Milan ITA Magazzini Generali 12 feb 1998 Barcelona SPA Bikini 13 feb 1998 Madrid SPA Kathedral 15 feb 1998 Marseille FRA Le Moulin 16 feb 1998 Villeurbanne FRA Transbordeur 17 feb 1998 Nantes FRA Olympic 18 feb 1998 Paris FRA Virgin Megastore, Champs Elysées 19 feb 1998 Paris FRA Elysee Montmarte 20 feb 1998 Strasbourg FRA La Laiterie 21 feb 1998 Lille FRA Aeronef 23 feb 1998 Nottingham UK Rock City 24 feb 1998 Newcastle UK Riverside 26 feb 1998 Leeds UK Metropolitan University 28 feb 1998 Manchester UK Manchester Academy 29 feb 1998 Glasgow UK QMU 01 mar 1998 Wolverhampton UK Civic Hall 03 mar 1998 Bristol UK Anson Room 04 mar 1998 Cardiff UK Cardiff University 05 mar 1998 Portsmouth UK Pyramid Centre 06 mar 1998 London UK Astoria 07 mar 1998 London UK Astoria 

World Annihilation Tour

01 apr 1998 Oklahoma City OK Will Rogers Theater 02 apr 1998 Tulsa OK Cain’s Ballroom 03 apr 1998 Memphis TN New Daisy Theatre 04 apr 1998 Shreveport LA Malibu Beach Club 05 apr 1998 Birmingham AL Five Points Music Hall 07 apr 1998 New Orleans LA LA House of Blues 08 apr 1998 Panama City FL Spinnaker 09 apr 1998 Greenville SC Characters 11 apr 1998 Winston-Salem NC New Ziggy’s 12 apr 1998 Louisville KY Brewry 14 apr 1998 Washington DC 15 apr 1998 Charlottsville VA Trax  16 apr 1998 Tremont Music Hall Charlotte NC  17 apr 1998 Myrtle Beach SC House of Blues 18 apr 1998 Norfolk VA Boathouse 19 apr 1998 Pittsburgh PA Metropol 21 apr 1998 Hartford CT Webster Theatre 22 apr 1998 Poughkeepsie NY Chance 24 apr 1998 Asbury Park NJ Stone Pony 26 apr 1998 Montreal QUE Le Cabaret Juste Pour Rire 27 apr 1998 Toronto ONT Opra House 28 apr 1998 Rochester NY Harro East 30 apr 1998 Grand Rapids MI Orbit Room 01 may 1998 Toledo OH Main Event 02 may 1998 Maddison WI Barrymore Theater 07 may 1998 Tucson AZ Rialto Theater 08 may 1998 Tempe AZ Hayden Square Amphitheatre 09 may 1998 Denver CO KBPI Radio Show 17 may 1998 Seattle, WA Paramount Theatre 23 may 1998 Somerset, WI Edge Fest 29 may 1998 Nuremburg GER Rock Im Park 30 may 1998 Eindhoven NET Dynamo Open Air 31 may 1998 Nuremburg GER Rock Am Ring 01 jun 1998 Landgraaf NET Pinkpop Festival 03 jun 1998 London UK Brixton Academy (CANCELLED) 05 jun 1998 Paris FRA Evreux Festival  (CANCELLED) 26 jun 1998 Roskilde DEN Roskilde Festival 27 jun 1998 Glastonbury UK Glastonbury Festival 28 jun 1998 Dessel BEL Graspop Festival 29 jun 1998 Paris FRA Zenith 

Vans Warped Tour ’98

01 jul 1998 Del Mar CA Del Mar Rodeo Arena 02 jul 1998 Laguna Hills CA Lion Country Safari 04 jul 1998 Lake Tahoe CA Boreal Ski Area 05 jul 1998 San Francisco CA Pier 30/32 07 jul 1998 Seattle WA Kingdome Lot 08 jul 1998 Vancouver BC PNE Forum 09 jul 1998 Estacada OR Timberbowl 10 jul 1998 Boise ID Idaho Center 11 jul 1998 Salt Lake City UT Utah State Fairgrounds 12 jul 1998 Boulder CO Franklin Field 14 jul 1998 Oklahoma City OK Mohawk Park 15 jul 1998 Maryland Hgts. MO Riverport Amph. Lot 16 jul 1998 Chicago IL United Center Lot 17 jul 1998 Milwaukee WI Brewers Stadium Lot 18 jul 1998 Somerset WI Float-Rite Amph. 19 jul 1998 Lawrence KS Burcham Park 21 jul 1998 Pittsburgh PA I.C. Light Amph. 22 jul 1998 Pontiac MI Phoenix Center Street 23 jul 1998 Cleveland OH Nautica Stage Lot 24 jul 1998 Toronto ONT Toronto On The Docks 25 jul 1998 Montreal QUE Parc Des Iles 26 jul 1998 Quebec City QUE Centre du Foire Lot 28 jul 1998 Buffalo NY La Salle Park 29 jul 1998 Northampton MA Three Co. Fairgrounds 30 jul 1998 Philadelphia PA CoreStates Center 31 jul 1998 Washington DC RFK Stadum Infield 01 aug 1998 New York NY Randalls Island 02 aug 1998 Asbury Park NJ Stone Pony Festival Area 04 aug 1998 Jacksonville FL State Fairgrounds 05 aug 1998 Pompano Beach FL Pompano Beach Amph. 06 aug 1998 Orlando FL C. Florida Fairgrounds 08 aug 1998 Houston TX Astro Arena 09 aug 1998 Austin TX South Park Meadows 

Australian Mini-Tour -Some with Not From There and Not-Intensional-Lifeform (N.I.L.)

13 aug Brisbane AUS Crash n Burn 14 aug Melbourne AUS The Corner Hotel 15 aug Melbourne AUS The Corner Hotel 16 aug Sydney AUS Iron Duke Hotel 17 aug Sydney AUS Utopia Record Signing 18 aug Sydney AUS Iron Duke Hotel

World Deftones Tour 22 aug 1998 Cologne GER Bizarre Festival 25 aug 1998 London UK Kerrang Awards 26 aug 1998 London UK Garage 28 aug 1998 Reading UK Reading Festival 29 aug 1998 Leopoldsburg BEL Pukkelpop 30 aug 1998 Biddinghuizen NET Lowlands Festival 02 sep 1998 Tokyo JPN On Air East 03 sep 1998 Tokyo JPN On Air West 04 sep 1998 Osaka JPN Bayside Jenny 

Red Hot Chili Peppers/Deftones Tour

18 sep 1998 Chico CA Field Of Dreams 19 sep 1998 Reno NV Livestock Arena 20 sep 1998 Stockton CA Stockton Civic Auditorium 

House Of Fur Tour -Some with Quicksand and Pitchshifter-

03 nov 1998 Petaluma CA Phoenix Theatre 04 nov 1998 Los Angeles CA Hollywood Palladium 05 nov 1998 San Diego CA Soma 06 nov 1998 Mesa AZ Mesa Amphitheatre 07 nov 1998 El Paso OK Pan American Hall 09 nov 1998 Dallas TX Deep Ellum Live 10 nov 1998 Houston TX Intl Ballroom 11 nov 1998 Austin TX Music Hall 13 nov 1998 Atlanta GA The Tabernacle 14 nov 1998 Raleigh NC The Ritz 16 nov 1998 Glen Burnie MD Michaels Eighth Ave. 17 nov 1998 New York NY Roseland 18 nov 1998 Portland ME State Theatre 20 nov 1998 Asbury Park NJ Convention Hall 21 nov 1998 Philadelphia PA Electric Factory 22 nov 1998 Worcester MA The Palladium 23 nov 1998 Providence RI Lupos Heartbreak Hotel 24 nov 1998 Montreal QUE The Metropolis 

-Some with Quicksand and Snapcase-

25 nov 1998 Mississagua ONT Arrow Hall 27 nov 1998 Rochester NY The Dome 28 nov 1998 Cleveland OH Agora Theatre 29 nov 1998 Detroit MI State Theatre 01 dec 1998 Chicago IL Riviera Theatre 02 dec 1998 Minneapolis MN The Quest 03 dec 1998 Milwaukee WI Rave Bar 04 dec 1998 St. Louis MO American Theatre 05 dec 1998 Kansas City KS Memorial Hall 07 dec 1998 Denver CO Mammoth Events Ctr. 08 dec 1998 Salt Lake City UT Wasatch Center 11 dec 1998 Vancouver BC Croatian Cultural Center 12 dec 1998 Seattle WA Expo Center 16 dec 1998 Maritime Hall CA Maritime Hall 18 dec 1998 Sacramento CA Memorial Auditorium 

Australian Vans Warped Tour ’98/’99

31 dec 1998 Auckland New Zealand Waihi Beach 02 jan 1999 Noosa AUS Tigers Football Club 04 jan 1999 Gold Coast AUS Doug Jennings Park 05 jan 1999 Byron Bay AUS Rugby Leagues Club 06 jan 1999 Coffs Harbour AUS The Showground 08 jan 1999 Kareela AUS Kareela Oval 09 jan 1999 Manly AUS Keirle Park 10 jan 1999 Ulladulla AUS Skate Park 13 jan 1999 AlburyWodgna. AUS Football Club Grounds 15 jan 1999 Anglesea AUS Football Club Grounds 16 jan 1999 Melbourne AUS Flemington Racecourse 17 jan 1999 Adelaide AUS Finders University 20 jan 1999 Perth AUS Claremont Showgrounds 23 jan 1999 Honolulu HI Kualoa Ranch 

Black Sabbath/Pantera/Deftones Tour

25 jan 1999 Houston TX Compaq Center 28 jan 1999 Philadelphia PA The Spectrum (CANCELLED) 29 jan 1999 Pittsburgh PA Civic Arena 01 feb 1999 Buffalo NY Marine Midland Arena 03 feb 1999 Boston MA FleetCenter 05 feb 1999 E. Rutherford NJ Continental Air. Arena 06 feb 1999 Uniondale NY Nassau Coliseum 09 feb 1999 Toronto ONT Toronto Skydome 11 feb 1999 Grand Rapids MI Van Andel Arena 12 feb 1999 Dayton OH Ervin J. Nutter Center 14 feb 1999 Auburn Hills MI Palace Of Auburn Hills 15 feb 1999 Auburn Hills MI Palace Of Auburn Hills (CANCELED, EQUIPMENT STOLEN ) 

Ozzfest ’99

27 may 1999 West Palm FL Coral Sky Amp. 29 may 1999 Atlanta GA Lakewood Amp. 31 may 1999 Nashville TN Starwood Pav. 02 jun 1999 Charlotte NC Blockbuster Pav. 04 jun 1999 Washington DC Nissan Pav. 06 jun 1999 Philadelphia PA Entertainment Ctr 08 jun 1999 Holmdel NJ PNC Bank Ctr. 10 jun 1999 Holmdel NJ PNC Bank Ctr. 12 jun 1999 Pittsburgh PA Starlake Amp. 14 jun 1999 Columbus OH Polaris Amp. 16 jun 1999 Mansfield MA Great Woods Amp. 18 jun 1999 Mansfield MA Great Woods Amp. 19 jun 1999 Hartford CN Meadows Music Th. 25 jun 1999 Detroit MI Pine Knob Amp. 27 jun 1999 Detroit MI Pine Knob Amp. 29 jun 1999 Indianapolis IN Deer Creek Amp. 01 jul 1999 Minneapolis MN Float-Ride Amp 03 jul 1999 Milwaukee WI Alpine Valley 05 jul 1999 Chicago IL World Music Th. 07 jul 1999 St. Louis MO Riverport Amp. 09 jul 1999 Kansas City MO Sandstone Amp. 11 jul 1999 San Antonio TX Retama Park 13 jul 1999 Dallas TX Starplex Amp 16 jul 1999 Vancouver BC Thunderbird 17 jul 1999 Seattle WA The Gorge 20 jul 1999 San Francisco CA Shoreline Amp 22 jul 1999 Phoenix AZ Desert Sky Amp 24 jul 1999 San Bernardino CA Blockbuster Pav 05 aug 1999 San Francisco CA (concert secret) 07 aug 1999 Seattle WA Endfest, Kitsap Fairgrounds (KNDD) 08 aug 1999 Portland WA Portl. Meadows Amp. (KNRK) 

Smokeout Festival ’99

02 oct 1999 San Bernandino CA Fairgrounds 

15 nov 1999 Paris FRA Zenith 

Pre-White Pony Release Tour

24 may 2000 Pelaluma CA Phoenix Theater 25 may 2000 Pelaluma CA Phoenix Theater 28 may 2000 Landover MD FedExField (WHFestival) 01 jun 2000 Santa Monica CA Arcadia, Internet House Party 05 jun 2000 Amsterdam NET Paradiso 06 jun 2000 London UK Brixton Academy 08 jun 2000 Milan ITA Alcatraz 09 jun 2000 Nurenburg GER Rock Im Park 10 jun 2000 Nurenburg GER Rock Am Ring 12 jun 2000 Paris FRA Elysee Montmartre 15 jun 2000 Hultsfred SWE Hultsfred Festival 16 jun 2000 Seinajoki FIN Provinssirock Festival 19 jun 2000 In-store midnight signing @ CD World, Edison, NJ 

White Pony is released

20 jun 2000 New York NY Letterman Show 20 jun 2000 In-store signing at Virgin Megastore Times Square, NYC, NY 

First Leg of Deftones’ U.S. 2000 Tour -Some with Glassjaw-

21 jun 2000 Philadelphia PA Electric Factory 21 jun 2000 In-store signing @ Tower Cherry Hill, NJ 22 jun 2000 Washington DC Nation 22 jun 2000 In-store signing @ Record & Tapes Traders, Towson, MD 23 jun 2000 Holmdel NJ P.N.C. Bank Arts Center (K-Rock Dysfunctional Family Picnic 4.0) 24 jun 2000 Worcester MA The Palladium 24 jun 2000 In-store signing @ Strawberries, Shrewsbury, MA 25 jun 2000 Pontiac MI Phoenix Plaza Amph. (89X Radio show) 25 jun 2000 In-store signing @ Harmony House, Detroit, MI 27 jun 2000 Des Moines IA Supertoad 28 jun 2000 Omaha NE Sokol Auditorium 29 jun 2000 Milwaukee WI Summerfest 30 jun 2000 Minneapolis MN The Quest 01 jul 2000 Chicago IL Riviera Theatre 03 jul 2000 Lawrence KS Liberty Hall 06 jul 2000 St. Louis MO American Theatre 06 jul 2000 In-store midnight signing @ CD Wherehouse, St.Louis, MO 07 jul 2000 Columbus OH Newport Music Hall 08 jul 2000 Pittsburgh PA Ice Garden Arena 09 jul 2000 Grand Rapids MI Orbit Room 10 jul 2000 Cleveland OH Agora Ballroom 12 jul 2000 New York NY Roseland Ballroom 14 jul 2000 Rochester NY ESL Sportscenter 15 jul 2000 Buffalo NY Runwayz 17 jul 2000 Toronto ON Warehouse/The Government 19 jul 2000 Norfolk VA Norva Theatre 20 jul 2000 Atlanta GA Tabernacle 21 jul 2000 Myrtle Beach SC House of Blues 22 jul 2000 Jacksonville FL Club 5 23 jul 2000 Miami Beach FL Zetafest (Bicentennial Park) 24 jul 2000 Worcester MA The Palladium 25 jul 2000 Orlando FL Hard Rock Cafe 27 jul 2000 Houston TX Aerial Theatre 28 jul 2000 Austin TX Music Hall 29 jul 2000 Dallas TX Bronco Bowl 30 jul 2000 Tulsa OK Brady Village 01 aug 2000 Denver CO Ogden Theater 02 aug 2000 Salt Lake City UT Fairpark Mall 04 aug 2000 Vancouver BC B.C. Place Stadium (radio show) 05 aug 2000 Kitsap WA County Fairgrounds (KNDD’s EndFest ’00) 06 aug 2000 Portland OR Meadows 08 aug 2000 San Francisco CA Warfield Theatre 10 aug 2000 Los Angeles CA Palladium 11 aug 2000 Phoenix AZ Celebrity Theatre 12 aug 2000 La Jolla CA RIMAC Arena 13 aug 2000 Las Vegas NV The Joint 14 aug 2000 Sacramento CA Memorial Auditorium 16 aug 2000 New York NY MTV’s TRL Times Square 

 White Pony European Tour

19 aug 2000 Weeze GER Bizarre Festival 20 aug 2000 Hamburg GER Hamburg Festival 23 aug 2000 Vieira do Minho POR Ermal Festival 25 aug 2000 Biddinghuizen NET Lowlands Festival 26 aug 2000 Reading UK Reading Festival 27 aug 2000 Leeds UK Leeds Festival 28 aug 2000 Edinburgh, SCO Edinburgh Corn Exchange 29 aug 2000 UK Kerrang Awards 31 aug 2000 AUS Wieseen Festival 01 sep 2000 ITA Trieste Sports Hall w/ Blink 182 02 sep 2000 GER Rock Am See Festival 03 sep 2000 Bologna ITA Independent Days Festival 06 sep 2000 Madrid SPA Festimad   

Second Leg of Deftones’ U.S. 2000 Tour -Some with Incubus and Taproot-

22 sep 2000 Raleigh NC Alltel Pavilion @ Walnut Creek 23 sep 2000 Charlotte NC Blockbuster Pavilion 24 sep 2000 Virginia Beach VA GTE Virg. Beach Amphitheatre 29 sep 2000 Austin TX Auditorium Shores 01 oct 2000 Dallas TX Starplex Amphitheatre 13 oct 2000 Seattle, WA – Mercer Arena 14 oct 2000 Vancouver, BC – PNE Forum 15 oct 2000 Salem, OR – Salem Armory 17 oct 2000 San Jose, CA – San Jose Events Center 18 oct 2000 Reno, NV – Livestock Events Center 20 oct 2000 Santa Barbara, CA – Santa Barbara Bowl 21 oct 2000 San Diego, CA – Coors Amphitheatre 23 oct 2000 Irvine, CA – Bren Center 24 oct 2000 Universal City, CA – Universal Amphitheatre 25 oct 2000 Las Vegas, NV – The Joint 26 oct 2000 Las Vegas, NV – The Joint 27 oct 2000 Phoenix, AZ – Mesa Amphitheatre 28 oct 2000 El Paso, TX – County Coliseum 30 oct 2000 San Antonio, TX – Sunken Gardens 31 oct 2000 Mc Allen, TX – Villa Real Convention Center 01 nov 2000 Dallas, TX – Fair Park Coliseum 02 nov 2000 Houston, TX – Ariel Theatre 03 nov 2000 Little Rock, AK – Riverfest Amphitheatre 05 nov 2000 Jacksonville, FL – Unf Arena 06 nov 2000 Atlanta, GA – International Ballroom 08 nov 2000 Chicago, IL – Aragon Ballroom 09 nov 2000 Columbus, OH Scht. Center 10 nov 2000 Detroit, MI – State Theatre (Tentative) 11 nov 2000 Milwalkee, WI Eagles Ballroom 13 nov 2000 Toronto, ONT – Air Canada Center 14 nov 2000 Verdun, QUE – Verdun Arena 15 nov 2000 Ottawa, ONT – Civic Center (CANCELLED) 16 nov 2000 Scranton, PA – Catholic Youth Center (CANCELLED) 18 nov 2000 Asbury, NJ – Pk Convention Hall 19 nov 2000 New York, NY – Roseland Ballroom 20 nov 2000 New York, NY – Roseland Ballroom 21 nov 2000 Boston, MA – Tsongas Arena 22 nov 2000 Hartford, CT – Connecticut Expo Center 24 nov 2000 Philadelphia, PA – Tower Theatre 25 nov 2000 Philadelphia, PA – Tower Theatre 26 nov 2000 Fairfax, VA – Patriot Center 28 nov 2000 Knoxville, TN 29 nov 2000 Hornets Training Center, Fort Mill, SC 01 dec 2000 Miami, FL Sunrise 02 dec 2000 Orlando, FL UCF Arena 03 dec 2000 Tampa, FL USF Sun Dome 05 dec 2000 New Orleans, LA State Palace Theatre 07 dec 2000 St. Louis, MO The Pagaent 08 dec 2000 St. Paul, MN. – Roy Wilkins Auditorium 09 dec 2000 Chicago, IL. – United Center 10 dec 2000 Columbia, MO. – Expo Center 12 dec 2000 Denver, CO. – Fillmore Auditorium 14 dec 2000 Portland, OR. – Roseland Theater 15 dec 2000 San Francisco, CA. – Bill Graham Civic Auditorium 16 dec 2000 Universal City, CA. – Universal Amphitheatre – KROQ’s Almost Acoustic Christmas 17 dec 2000 Universal City, CA. – Universal Amphitheatre – KROQ’s Almost Acoustic Christmas 18 jan 2001 Tucson, AZ New West 

“Back to School” South American Tour

21 jan 2001 Rio De Janeiro, BRA – Rock In Rio 24 jan 2001 Buenos Airies, Argenntina 26 jan 2001 Chile 28 jan 2001 – Hard Rock Live – Mexico City 29 jan 2001 – Hard Rock Live – Mexico City 30 jan 2001 – Hard Rock Live – Mexico City 

“Back to School” European Tour -Some with Linkin Park and Taproot-

26 feb 2001 Lisbon, POR – Coliseum 27 feb 2001 Oporto, POR – Coliseum 01 mar 2001 Madrid, SPA – La Riviera 02 mar 2001 San Sebastian, SPA – Velodromo de Anoeta 03 mar 2001 Barcelona, SPA – Pavello De La D’Hebron 05 mar 2001 Montpellier, FRA – Zenith Montpellier 06 mar 2001 Milan, ITA – Palavobis 07 mar 2001 Rome, ITA – Palamarino 09 mar 2001 Vienna, AUT – Libro Music Hall 10 mar 2001 Munich, GER – Colosseum 11 mar 2001 Cologne, GER – Palladium 12 mar 2001 Offenbach, GER – Offenbacher Stadthalle 13 mar 2001 Berlin, GER – Columbia-halle 15 mar 2001 Paris, FRA – Le Zenith 16 mar 2001 Nantes, FRA – La Trocardiere 18 mar 2001 Hamburg, GER – Docks Konzerte 19 mar 2001 Amsterdam, NET – Heineken Music Hall 20 mar 2001 Deinze, BEL – Brielpoort 22 mar 2001 Glasgow, UK – S.E.C.C. 23 mar 2001 Manchester, UK – Apollo Manchester sold out 24 mar 2001 London, UK – London Forum 25 mar 2001 Manchester, UK – Apollo Manchester 07 jun 2001 Sacramento, CA Secret Show Capitol Garage 22 jun 2001 Wohlen, Switzerland Sound Arena Festival 24 jun 2001 Milton Keynes, UK National Bowl 26 jun 2001 Moscow, Russia Gorky Park 30 jun 2001 Bergum, NET Waldrock Festival 01 jul 2001 Roskilde, DEN Roskilde Festival 05 jul 2001 Lyon, France Garnier Festival 

“Back to School” US Tour -Some with Godsmack/From Zero/CKY/Puddle of Mud-

12 jul 2001 Spokane, WA – Spokane Arena 13 jul 2001 George, WA – The Gorge Amphitheater 14 jul 2001 Portland, OR – Portland Meadows 15 jul 2001 Sacramento, CA – Sacramento Valley Amphitheater CANCELED? 17 jul 2001 Mountain View, – CA Shoreline Amphitheater CANCELED 18 jul 2001 Irvine, CA – Verizon Wireless Amphitheater CANCELED 20 jul 2001 San Diego, CA – San Diego Sports Arena CANCELED 21 jul 2001 Phoenix, AR – Desert Sky Pavilion 22 jul 2001 Albuquerque, NM – Journal Pavillion 24 jul 2001 Salt Lake – City, UT E Center 25 jul 2001 Denver, CO – Red Rocks Amphitheater 27 jul 2001 Dallas, TX – Smirnoff Center 28 jul 2001 San Antonio, TX – South Texas Amphitheatre 29 jul 2001 Houston, TX – Compaq Center 31 jul 2001 New Orleans, LA – New Orleans Arena 01 aug 2001 Birmingham, AL – Oak Mountain 03 aug 2001 West Palm Beach, FL – Mars Music Amphitheater 04 aug 2001 Greenburg, PA Greenburg, PA – Amphitheatre – Rolling Rock Festival 2.0 07 aug 2001 Atlanta, GA – Phillips Arena CANCELED 09 aug 2001 Nashville, TN – AM-South Amphitheater CANCELED 11 aug 2001 Bonner Springs, KS – Sandstone Amphitheater 13 aug 2001 Minneapolis, MN – Target Center 15 aug 2001 Indianapolis, IN – Verizon Wireless Ampitheatre 17 aug 2001 Cincinnati, OH – Riverbend Amphitheatre 18 aug 2001 East Troy, WI – Alpine Valley Music Theatre 20 aug 2001 Detroit, MI – DTE Energy Music Theatre 21 aug 2001 Pittsburgh, PA Post Gazette Pavilon 23 aug 2001 Hartford, CT – The Meadows 24 aug 2001 Boston, MA – Tweeter Center 25 aug 2001 Boston, MA – Tweeter Center 28 aug 2001 Camden, NJ – Tweeter Center 29 aug 2001 Holmdel, NJ – PNC Garden State 31 aug 2001 Saratoga Springs, NY – Saratoga Performing Arts Center 01 sep 2001 Wantaugh, NY – Jones Beach Ampitheater 02 sep 2001 Washington, DC – Nissan Pavilion 03 sep 2001 Curyahoga Falls, OH – Blossom Music Center 06 sep 2001 Charlotte, NC – Verizon Wireless Ampitheatre 07 sep 2001 Raleigh, NC – Alltel Pavillion 08 sep 2001 Virginia Beach, VA – Verizon Wireless Virginia Bch. Amp. 28 sep 2001 San Diego, CA – Coors Amphitheatre- “When Bands Attacks 3”

Smokeout Festival 2001

29 sep 2001 Holmdel, NJ – PNC Bank Arts Center- “Smoke Out Festival” CANCELED 06 oct 2001 Devore, CA – Glen Helen B. Pavilion – “Smoke Out Festival” 13 oct 2001 Oakland, CA – Oakland Coliseum – “Smoke Out Festival” 27 oct 2001 California, Breast Cancer Benefit 02 nov 2001 West Palm Beach, FL – Sunrise Music Theatre 15 nov 2001 Ottawa, ONT CANCELED

Austraulian Tour / Big Day Out 2003

17 jan 2003 “AUCKLAND ERICSSON STADIUM” Auckland – New Zealand 19 Jan 2003 “GOLD COAST PARKLANDS” Gold Coast – Australia 23 Jan 2003 “UNSW Roundhouse” Sydney – Australia 25 Jan 2003 “SYDNEY SHOWGROUND” Sydney – Australia 27 Jan 2003 “MELBOURNE RAS SHOWGROUNDS” Melbourne – Australia 30 Jan 2003 “THE PALACE COMPLEX” Melbourne – Australia 31 Jan 2003 “ROYAL ADELAIDE SHOWGROUND” Adelaide – Australia 02 Feb 2003  “CLAREMONT SHOWGROUNDS” Perth – Australia 

Deftones “Guerrilla” Tour 2003

04 may 2003 “Club 9:30” Washington, DC – U.S.A. 05 may 2003 “Webster Hall” New York, NY – U.S.A. 06 may 2003 “Axis” Boston, MA – U.S.A. 08 may 2003 “St Andrews Hall” Detroit, MI – U.S.A. 10 may 2003 “The Odeon” Cleveland, OH – U.S.A. 11 may 2003 “The Metro” Chicago, IL – U.S.A. 12 may 2003 “Mississipi Nights” St. Louis, MO – U.S.A. 15 may 2003 “Nita’s Hideaway” Tempe, AZ – U.S.A. 17 may 2003 “Our Big Concert 6” – Sam Boyd Stadium Las Vegas, NV – U.S.A. 19 may 2003 “Roxy Theatre” West Hollywood, CA – U.S.A. 20 may 2003 “Crest Theater” Sacramento, CA – U.S.A.

Deftones European Tour 2003

29 may 2003 “Super R ock In Lisbon” – Estadio de Alvalade, Lisbon – Portugal 30 may 2003 “Festimad 2003” – Parque El Soto Mostoles, Madrid – Spain 31 may 2003 “Download Festival” – Castle Donington Donington Park – UK 02 jun 2003 “Carling Academy Brixton” London – UK 03 jun 2003 “Brahead Arena” Scotland – UK 04 jun 2003 “Carling Apollo Manchester” Manchester – UK 06 jun 2003 “ROCK IM PARK Festival” – Frankenstadion Nurburgring – Germany 07 jun 2003 “Pinkpop Festival 2003” – Landgraaf  – Holland 08 jun 2003 “ROCK AM RING Festival” – Eifel Nurburgring – Germany

2003 Radio Shows

13 Jun 2003 “BFD 2003” – Shoreline Amphitheatre San Francisco (Mountain View), CA – USA 14 Jun 2003 “KROQ Weenie Roast” Verizon Wireless Amplitheater Irvine, CA – USA

2003 Summer Sanitarium / Headline Tour with Dredg and Codeseven

01 Jul 2003 Pershing Auditorium – Lincoln, NE – USA 02 Jul 2003 7 Flags Event Center – Clive, IA – USA 04 Jul 2003 “Summer Sanitarium” – Pontiac Silverdome Detroit, MI – USA 05 Jul 2003 “Summer Sanitarium” – Skydome Toronto, ONT – Canada 06 Jul 2003 “Summer Sanitarium” – Gillette Stadium Boston, MA – USA 08 Jul 2003 “Summer Sanitarium” – Giants Stadium E. Rutherford, NJ – USA 11 Jul 2003 “Summer Sanitarium” – Turner Field Atlanta, GA – USA 12 Jul 2003 “Summer Sanitarium” – Veterans Stadium Philadelphia, PA – USA 13 Jul 2003 “Summer Sanitarium” – Citrus Bowl Orlando, FL – USA 15 Jul 2003 House Of Blues Myrtle Beach, SC – USA 18 Jul 2003 “Summer Sanitarium” – Fed Ex Stadium Washington, DC – USA 19 Jul 2003 “Summer Sanitarium” – Ohio Stadium Columbus, OH – USA 20 Jul 2003 “Summer Sanitarium” – Parc Jean Drapeau Montreal, QUE – Canada 21 Jul 2003 ESL Sports Center Rochester, NY – USA 23 Jul 2003 Bryce Jordan Center University Park, PA – USA 25 Jul 2003 “Summer Sanitarium” – Edward Jones Dome St. Louis, MO – USA 26 Jul 2003 “Summer Sanitarium” – Hawtorne Race Track Chicago, IL – USA 27 Jul 2003 “Summer Sanitarium” – HHH Metrodome Minneapolis, MN – USA – CANCELLED 29 Jul 2003 Rushmore Plaza Civic Center Rapid City, SD – CANCELLED 30 Jul 2003 Shrine Auditorium Billings, MT 01 Aug 2003 “Summer Sanitarium” – Invesco Field Denver, CO – USA 02 Aug 2003 “Summer Sanitarium” – Reliant Field Houston, TX – USA 03 Aug 2003 “Summer Sanitarium” – Texas Stadium Dallas, TX – USA 05 Aug 2003 Saltair Resort Main Pavilion Megna, UT – USA – CANCELLED 06 Aug 2003 Big Easy Boise, ID – USA – CANCELLED 07 Aug 2003 “Summer Sanitarium” – Seahawk Stadium Seattle, WA – USA 09 Aug 2003 “Summer Sanitarium” – L.A. Coliseum Los Angeles, CA – USA 10 Aug 2003 “Summer Sanitarium” – 3 Com San Francisco, CA – USA

2003 European Tour / Headline Tour with A Perfect Circle and The Revolution Smile

16 Sep 2003 “Rock City” Nottingham – UK 17 Sep 2003 “Barrowlands” Glasgow – UK 19 Sep 2003 “Wembley Arena” London – UK 20 Sep 2003 “Brabanthal” Leuven, Belgium 21 Sep 2003 “Ahoy Rotterdam” Rotterdam, Holland 23 Sep 2003 “Zenith Hall” Munich, Germany 24 Sep 2003 “Jahrhunderthalle” Frankfurt, Germany 25 Sep 2003 “Festhalle Rüegerholz” Frauenfeld, Switzerland 27 Sep 2003 “Paris-Bercy” Paris – France 29 Sep 2003 “Columbiahalle” Berlin, Germany 30 Sep 2003 “Phillipshalle” Dusseldorf, Germany

2003 US Fall Tour / Headline Tour with Clutch, Denali, Poison the Well, Thursday & Thrice

24 Oct 2003 “The Paramount Theatre” Seattle, WA – U.S.A. 26 Oct 2003 “San Jose Events” San Jose, CA – U.S.A. 27 Oct 2003 “The Wiltern” Los Angeles, CA – U.S.A. 28 Oct 2003 “The Wiltern” Los Angeles, CA – U.S.A. 30 Oct 2003 “The Joint” Las Vegas, NV – U.S.A. 31 Oct 2003 “Soma” San Diego, CA – U.S.A. 01 Nov 2003 “Mesa Amphitheatre” Phoenix, AZ – U.S.A. 03 Nov 2003 “Pan Am Center” Las Cruces, NM – U.S.A. 05 Nov 2003 “Verizon” Houston, TX – U.S.A. 06 Nov 2003 “Music Hall” Austin, TX – U.S.A. 07 Nov 2003 “Next Stage” Dallas, TX – U.S.A. 08 Nov 2003 “Twi Ro Pa” New Orleans, LA – U.S.A. 10 Nov 2003 “Hard Rock Live” Orlando, FL – U.S.A. 11 Nov 2003 “Pompano Beach Amphitheatre” Pompano Beach, FL – U.S.A. 13 Nov 2003 “Tabernacle” Atlanta, GA – U.S.A. 14 Nov 2003 “Norva” Norfolk, VA – U.S.A. 15 Nov 2003 “Nation” Washington, DC – U.S.A. 17 Nov 2003 “The Palladium” Worcester, MA – U.S.A. 19 Nov 2003 “Electric Factory” Philadelphia, PA – U.S.A. 20 Nov 2003 “Hammerstein” New York, NY – U.S.A. 21 Nov 2003 “Stone Pony” Asbury Park, NJ  – U.S.A. 22 Nov 2003 “Lupo’s” Providence, RI – U.S.A. 24 Nov 2003 “Memorial Auditorium” Burlington, VT – U.S.A. 25 Nov 2003 “Verdun Arena” Montreal, QUE – Canada 27 Nov 2003 “Arrow Hall” Toronto, ONT – Canada 28 Nov 2003 “Orbit Room” Grand Rapids, MI – U.S.A. 29 Nov 2003 “State Theatre” Detroit, MI – U.S.A. 30 Nov 2003 “Aragon” Chicago, IL – U.S.A. 02 Dec 2003 “Roy Wilkins” Saint Paul, MN – U.S.A. 03 Dec 2003 “Eagles Ballroom” Milwaukee, WI – U.S.A. 05 Dec 2003 “Pagent” St. Louis, MO – U.S.A. 06 Dec 2003 “Memorial Auditorium” Kansas City, MO – U.S.A. 08 Dec 2003 “Fillmore Auditorium” Denver, CO – U.S.A. 09 Dec 2003 “Salt Air” Salt Lake City, UT – U.S.A. 10 Dec 2003 “Big Easy” Boise, ID – U.S.A. 21 Jan 2004 “Memorial Auditorium” Sacramento, CA – U.S.A.

2004 US Fall Tour / Headline Tour with Dredg

27 Sep 2004 “Grand” San Francisco, CA – USA 28 Sep 2004 “House of Blues” Los Angeles, CA – USA 29 Sep 2004 “House of Blues” Los Angeles, CA – USA 30 Sep 2004 “House of Blues” Anaheim, CA – USA 01 Oct 2004 “4th & B Concert Theater” San Diego, CA – USA 03 Oct 2004 “House of Blues” Las Vegas, NV – USA 04 Oct 2004 “Celebrity Theater” Phoenix, CA – USA 06 Oct 2004 “Xcape” El Paso, TX – USA 07 Oct 2004 “Dos Amigos” Odesa, TX – USA 08 Oct 2004 “Sunset Station” San Antonio, TX – USA 09 Oct 2004 “Stubbs BBQ” Austin, TX – USA 10 Oct 2004 “House of Blues” New Orleans, LA – USA 11 Oct 2004 “House of Blues” New Orleans, LA – USA 13 Oct 2004 “House of Blues” Orlando, FL – USA 14 Oct 2004 “Jannus Landing” Tampa, FL – USA 15 Oct 2004 “Earthlink Live” Atlanta, GA – USA 16 Oct 2004 “House of Blues” Myrtle Beach, SC – USA 18 Oct 2004 “The Norva” Norfolk, VA – USA 20 Oct 2004 “9:30 Club” Washington, DC – USA 21 Oct 2004 “Boggarts” Cincinnati, OH – USA 22 Oct 2004 “Clutch Cargos” Detroit, MI – USA 23 Oct 2004 “Rave” Milwaukee, WI – USA 25 Oct 2004 “Quest Club” Minneapolis, MN – USA 26 Oct 2004 “House of Blues” Chicago, IL – USA 28 Oct 2004 “The Trocadero” Philadelphia, PA – USA 29 Oct 2004 “The Starland Ballroom” Sayerville, NJ – USA 30 Oct 2004 “Webster Theatre” Hartford, CT – USA

SHOW with KoRn, Sparta, Puya, Ill Niño and Ministry

12 Dec 2004 “Foro Sol” Mexico City – Mexico

2006 Taste of Chaos / Headline Tour with Thrice, Atreyu, and more

16 Feb 2006 ipayOne Center – San Diego, CA – USA 17 Feb 2006 Mesa Amphitheatre – Mesa, AZ – USA 18 Feb 2006 County Coliseum – El Paso, TX – USA 20 Feb 2006 Nokia Centre – Dallas, TX – USA 21 Feb 2006 Freeman Coliseum – San Antonio, Texas – USA 22 Feb 2006 Verizon Wireless Theater – Houston, Texas – USA 24 Feb 2006 Metropolitan Park – Jacksonville, FL – USA 25 Feb 2006 Tinker Field – Orlando, FL – USA 26 Feb 2006 Pompano Beach Amphitheatre – Pompano Beach, FL – USA 28 Feb 2006 Gwinnett Center – Atlanta, GA – USA 01 Mar 2006 Convocation Center – Norfolk, VA – USA 02 Mar 2006 9:30 Club – Washington, DC – USA (Off-Tour) 03 Mar 2006 The Continental Airlines Arena – East Rutherford, NJ – USA 04 Mar 2006 Tweeter Center -Philadelphia, PA – USA 06 Mar 2006 Cumberland Civic Center – Portland, ME – USA 07 Mar 2006 Tsongas Arena – Lowell, MA – USA 08 Mar 2006 Connecticut Expo Center – Hartford, CT – USA 09 Mar 2006 Mid Hudson Civic Center – Poughkeepsie, NY – USA 10 Mar 2006 The Dome Theatre – Niagara Falls, NY – USA 11 Mar 2006 Cobo Arena – Detroit, MI – USA 13 Mar 2006 Family Arena – St. Charles, MO – USA 14 Mar 2006 UIC Pavilion – Chicago, IL – USA 15 Mar 2006 CSU Convocation Center – Cleveland, OH – USA 16 Mar 2006 Toledo Sports Arena – Toledo, OH – USA 17 Mar 2006 Hara Arena – Dayton, OH – USA 18 Mar 2006 The Eagles Club – Milwaukee, WI – USA 19 Mar 2006 Roy Wilkins Auditorium at River Centre – Saint Paul, MN – USA 21 Mar 2006 Fargo Memorial Auditorium – Fargo, ND – USA 22 Mar 2006 Pershing Auditorium – Lincoln, NE – USA 23 Mar 2006 Hale Arena – Kansas City, KS – USA 25 Mar 2006 The Fillmore Auditorium – Denver, CO – USA 27 Mar 2006 Selland Arena – Fresno, CA – USA 28 Mar 2006 SJSU Events Center – San Jose, CA – USA 29 Mar 2006 Arco Arena – Sacramento, CA – USA 30 Mar 2006 Long Beach Arena – Long Beach, CA – USA 01 Apr 2006 The Pavilion-Oregon State Fairgrounds – Salem, OR – USA 02 Apr 2006 Everett events Center – Seattle, WA – USA 03 Apr 2006 Commodore Ballroom – Vancouver, BC – Canada 05 Apr 2006 Shaw Events Center – Edmonton, AB – Canada 06 Apr 2006 Saddledome – Calgary, AB – Canada 08 Apr 2006 Saskatchewan Place – Saskatoon, SK – Canada 09 Apr 2006 MTS Center – Winnipeg, MB – Canada 12 Apr 2006 John Labatt Centre – London, ON – Canada 13 Apr 2006 Arrow Hall – Mississauga, ON – Canada 14 Apr 2006 Corel Centre – Ottawa, ON – Canada 15 Apr 2006 Stade Uniplex – Montreal, QC – Canada

18 May 2006 Cesar Chavez Park – Sacramento, CA – USA

2006 European Tour

26 May 2006 Super Rock Super Bock XL – Lisbon, Portugal 27 May 2006 Festimad Festival, Madrid – Spain 28 May 2006 Razzmatazz – Barcelona, Spain 30 May 2006 Zenith – Paris, France 31 May 2006 L’Aeronef-Euralille – Lille, France 2 Jun 2006 Rock Am Ring, Nurmberg – Germany 3 Jun 2006 Rock Im Park, Nurmberg – Germany 4 Jun 2006 Gods of Metal Festival, Milan – Italy 5 Jun 2006 Pinkpop Festival, Landgraaf – Holland 7 Jun 2006 King Cross Scala, London – UK 8 Jun 2006 Carling Academy, Glasgow – Scotland 9 Jun 2006 Download Festival – Donington, UK 10 Jun 2006 Tivoli – Utrecht, Holland 12 Jun 2006 Atelier – Luxembourg, Luxembourg 13 Jun 2006 Atelier – Luxembourg, Luxembourg 15 Jun 2006 Hultsfred Festival, Sweden 16 Jun 2006 Norwegian Wood – Oslo, Norway 17 Jun 2006 Provinssi Rock – Seinäjoki, Finland 19 Jun 2006 Rock Cafe – Tallinn, Estonia 21 Jun 2006 Port – St Petersburg, Russia 22 Jun 2006 DKG – Moscow, Russia 24 Jun 2006 Mute Festival – Istanbul, Turkey 25 Jun 2006 Arenele Romane – Bucarest, Romania 26 Jun 2006 Petofi Csarnock – Budapest, Hungary 27 Jun 2006 Mochvara – Zagreb, Croatia 28 Jun 2006 Nova Rock Encore – Wien Stadthalle – Wien, Austria 29 Jun 2006 RockWerchter – Werchter, Belgium 30 Jun 2006 Eurockeennes, Belfort – France 1 Jul 2006 Roskilde Festival, Roskilde – Denmark 2 Jul 2006 St Gallen Festival, St Gallen- Switzerland 4 Jul 2006 Montreux Jazz Festival, Montreux – Switzerland 6 Jul 2006 Mandela Hall, Belfast – Ireland 7 Jul 2006 Ambassador, Dublin – Ireland 10 Jul 2006 Academy, Manchester – UK 11 Jul 2006 Rock City, Nottingham – UK 14 Jul 2006 Bilbao Live Festival, Bilbao – Spain 15 Jul 2006 Natural Music Festival, Almeria – Spain

Jul 29 2006 Starwood Amphitheater Nashville, TN Jul 30 2006 Hi-Fi Buys Atlanta, GA Aug 1 2006 Floyd’s Music Store Tallahassee, FL (Headline) Aug 4 2006 Verizon Wireless San Antonio, TX Aug 5 2006 Smirnoff Amphitheatre Dallas, TX Aug 6 2006 The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion Houston, TX Aug 10 2006 O-East Tokyo Tokyo, Japan Aug 12 2006 Summer Sonic Festival , Japan Aug 13 2006 Summer Sonic Festival Osaka, Japan Aug 15 2006 Coors Amphitheatre Denver, CO Aug 16 2006 Journal Pavilion Albuquerque, NM Aug 18 2006 Cricket Pavillion Phoenix, AZ Aug 19 2006 Hyundai Pavilion San Bernardino, CA Aug 20 2006 Sleep Train Sacramento, CA Aug 24 2006 Verizon Wireless Amphitheater Kansas City, MO Aug 25 2006 The Mark of the Quad Cities, Moline, IL Aug 26 2006 Alpine Valley East Troy, WI Aug 28 2006 The Molson Amphitheatre Toronto Aug 29 2006 Darien Lake Performing Arts Center Buffalo, NY Sep 1 2006 PNC Bank Arts Center Holmdel, NJ Sep 2 2006 Nikon at Jones Beach Wantaugh, NY Sep 3 2006 New England Dodge Center Hartford, CT Sep 5 2006 Saratoga Performing Arts Center Saratoga Springs, NY Sep 6 2006 Tower City Amphitheater Cleveland, OH Sep 8 2006 Post Gazette Pavilion Pittsburgh, PA Sep 9 2006 DTE Energy Center Detroit, MI Sep 10 2006 Verizon Wireless Music Center Indianapolis, IN Sep 12 2006 US Bank Arena Cincinnati, OH Sep 13 2006 Germain Amphitheater Columbus, OH Sep 15 2006 Tweeter Waterfront Camden, NJ Sep 16 2006 Tweeter Center Boston, MA Sep 17 2006 Nissan Pavilion Washington, DC, DC Sep 19 2006 St. Pete Times Forum Tampa, FL Sep 20 2006 Sound Advice Amphitheatre W. Palm Beach, FL Sep 22 2006 Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre Virginia Beach, VA

2006 European Pre-Fall Tour

Oct 12 2006 Electric Ballroom, London UK (HEADLINE) Oct 16 2006 O2 Music Flash, E-Werk, Köln GERMANY (HEADLINE/FREE)

Oct 26 2006 Bricktown Events Center Oklahoma City, OK Oct 27 2006 LG Action Sports Championships Dallas, TX Oct 28 2006 El Paso County Coliseum El Paso, TX Oct 29 2006 Marquee Theatre Tempe, AZ Oct 30 2006 Virgin Records Instore, Los Angeles, CA Nov 2 2006 The Fenix Seattle, WA Nov 3 2006 Roseland Theatre Portland, OR Nov 4 2006 Senator Theater Chico, CA Nov 7 2006 Majestic Ventura Theatre Ventura, CA Nov 8 2006 Fillmore San Francisco, CA Nov 9 2006 Avalon Los Angeles, CA Nov 10 2006 KROQ Calendar in-Store at BestBuy, Tustin, CA (Free Show) Nov 11 2006 KXTE’s Holiday Havoc, Thomas & Mack Center Las Vegas, NV Nov 12 2006 Soma San Diego, CA Nov 13 2006 Rialto Theater – Tucson, AZ Nov 14 2006 Sunshine Theatre Albuquerque, NM Nov 16 2006 Warehouse Live Houston, TX Nov 17 2006 Music Hall Austin, TX Nov 18 2006 Sunset Station San Antonio, TX Nov 18 2006 The Rockbox Instore San Antonio, TX Nov 19 2006 House of Blues New Orleans, LA Nov 21 2006 Jannus Landing St. Petersburg, FL Nov 22 2006 Revolution Ft. Lauderdale, FL Nov 24 2006 House of Blues Orlando, FL Nov 25 2006 Tabernacle Atlanta, GA Nov 26 2006 House of Blues Myrtle Beach, SC Nov 28 2006 Millennium Center Winston-Salem, NC Nov 29 2006 Norva Norfolk, VA Dec 1 2006 Instore at Best Buy, Boston, MA Dec 1 2006 Avallon, Boston, MA Dec 2 2006 Electric Factory Philadelphia, PA Dec 4 2006 9:30 Club Washington, DC Dec 5 2006 Nokia Theatre New York, NY Dec 6 2006 Starland Ballroom Sayreville, New Jersey Dec 8 2006 The Riviera Chicago, Illinois Dec 10 2006 House of Blues Cleveland, Ohio Dec 12 2006 Clutch Cargo’s Detroit Dec 12 2006 The Rave Milwaukee, Wisconsin Dec 13 2006 Headliners Louisville, Kentucky Dec 14 2006 City Hall Nashville, Tennessee (W/ GLASSJAW) Dec 15 2006 KPNT’s Ho Ho The Pageant St Louis, MO Dec 17 2006 Cains Tulsa, Oklahoma (W/ GLASSJAW) Dec 18 2006 Uptown Theatre Kansas City, Missouri (W/ GLASSJAW) Dec 19 2006 First Avenue Minneapolis, Minnesota (W/ GLASSJAW)

February 2 2007- Mexico City, Mexico – Salon 21 February 3 2007- Mexico City, Mexico – Salon 21 February 4 2007- Guadalajara, Mexico – Foro Expo February 6 2007 – Bogota, Columbia – Palacio des Deportes February 8 2007- Caracas, Venezuela – Poliedro February 10 2007 – Sao Paolo, Brazil – Via Funchal February 12 2007 – Buenos Aires, Argentina – Luna Park February 13 2007- Santiago, Chile – Estacion Mapucho February 17 2007- Osaka, Japan – Quattro February 18 2007- Tokyo, Japan – Zepp February 19 2007 – Nagoya , Japan – Quattro February 24 2007 Soundwave Festival, Brisbane February 25 2007 Soundwave Festival, Sydney February 28 2007 Festival Hall, Melbourne March 1 2007 Thebarton Theatre, Adelaide March 3 2007 Soundwave Festival, Perth

Mar 8 2007 University Liverpool – UK (w/ Mnemic) Mar 9 2007 University Leeds – UK (w/ Mnemic) Mar 11 2007 Academy Manchester – UK (w/ Mnemic) Mar 12 2007 Academy Glasgow – SCOTLAND (w/ Mnemic) Mar 13 2007 Academy Newcastle – UK (w/ Mnemic) Mar 14 2007 Rock City Nottingham – UK (w/ Mnemic) Mar 15 2007 Academy Birmingham – UK (w/ Mnemic) Mar 16 2007 UEA Norwich – UK (w/ Mnemic) Mar 18 2007 Academy Bristol – UK (w/ Mnemic) – postponed Mar 19 2007 Guildhall Portsmouth – UK (w/ Mnemic) – postponed Mar 20 2007 Brixton Academy London – UK (w/ Mnemic) – postponed Mar 22 2007 Olympia Paris – FRANCE Mar 23 2007 Schlachthof Weisbaden – GERMANY Mar 24 2007 E-Werk Koln – GERMANY Mar 25 2007 013 Tillberg – HOLLAND Mar 26 2007 Docks Hamburg – GERMANY Mar 27 2007 Columbiahalle Berlin – GERMANY Mar 29 2007 Westhafallenhalle Dormund – GERMANY Mar 30 2007 Zenith Dijon – FRANCE Mar 31 2007 Elserhalle Munich – GERMANY Apr 2 2007 Vienna, Austria – Gasometer – AUSTRIA Apr 3 2007 Volkshaus Zurich – SWITZERLAND Apr 4 2007 Alcatrazz Milan – ITALY Apr 6 2007 Coop de Mai Clermont-Ferrad – FRANCE Apr 8 2007 Le Trabend, Paris- FRANCE Apr 9 2007 Paradiso Amsterdam – HOLLAND Apr 10 2007 Halles de Schaerbeek Brussels – BELGIUM Apr 12 2007 Engine Shed Lincoln – UK Apr 13 2007 Roadmenders Northampton – UK Apr 14 2007 Brixton Academy London – UK Apr 15 2007 Guildhall Portsmouth – UK Apr 16 2007 Academy Bristol – UK

May 11 2007 Mesa Ampitheatre Phoenix, Arizona May 12 2007 Sunshine Theater Albuquerque, New Mexico May 13 2007 Sunshine Theater Albuquerque, New Mexico May 15 2007 House Of Blues Dallas, Texas May 16 2007 House Of Blues Dallas, Texas May 17 2007 Concrete St Amp Corpus Christi, Texas May 18 2007 Sunset Station San Antonio, Texas May 19 2007 Sunset Station San Antonio, Texas May 21 2007 Verizon Houston, Texas May 22 2007 House Of Blues New Orleans, Louisiana May 23 2007 House Of Blues New Orleans, Louisiana May 25 2007 The Tabernacle Atlanta, Georgia May 26 2007 City Hall Nashville, Tennessee May 27 2007 Lifestyle Communities Pavilion Columbus, Ohio May 28 2007 Madison Theater Cincinnati, Ohio May 30 2007 House Of Blues Cleveland, Ohio May 31 2007 Wedgewood Entertainment Center Youngstown, OH Jun 1 2007 Ice Garden Arena Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Jun 2 2007 Electric Factory Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Jun 3 2007 9:30 Club D.C., Washington Jun 4 2007 9:30 Club D.C., Washington Jun 6 2007 Lupo’s Heartbreak Hotel Providence, Rhode Island Jun 7 2007 The Palladium Worcester, Massachusetts Jun 8 2007 Roseland Ballroom New York, New York Jun 9 2007 Roseland Ballroom New York, New York Jun 10 2007 Wash Ave. Armory Albany, New York Jun 11 2007 Dome Theater Niagara Falls, New York Jun 12 2007 State Theater Detroit, Michigan Jun 14 2007 The Orbit Room Grand Rapids, Michigan Jun 15 2007 The Riviera Chicago, Illinois Jun 16 2007 Eagles Ballroom Milwaukee, Wisconsin Jun 17 2007 Myth Minneapolis, Minnesota Jun 19 2007 The Pageant St.Louis, Missouri Jun 20 2007 The Cotillion Ballroom Wichita, Kansas Jun 21 2007 Sokol Auditorium Omaha, Nebraska Jun 22 2007 Fillmore Denver, Colorado Jun 23 2007 In The Venue Salt Lake City, Utah Jun 24 2007 In The Venue Salt Lake City, Utah Jun 26 2007 The Pearl Las Vegas, Nevada Jun 27 2007 Viejas San Diego, California Jun 28 2007 Gibson Amphitheatre Los Angeles, California Jun 29 2007 Rainbow Ballroom Fresno, California Jun 30 2007 Santa Cruz Civic Center Santa Cruz, California Jul 1 2007 Stockton Civic Auditorium Stockton, California Jul 2 2007 Warfield Theater San Francisco, California Jul 5 2007 The Theater- Grand Sierra Resort Reno, Nevada Jul 6 2007 Roseland Theater Portland, Oregon Jul 7 2007 Roseland Theater Portland, Oregon Jul 8 2007 WaMu Theater Seattle, Washington

2007 Canadian Tour

Jul 9 2007 Curling Club Victoria, British Columbia Jul 10 2007 Commodore Ballroom Vancouver, British Columbia Jul 11 2007 Commodore Ballroom Vancouver, British Columbia Jul 12 2007 Commodore Ballroom Vancouver, British Columbia Jul 14 2007 Shaw Conference Center Edmonton, Alberta Jul 15 2007 MacEwan Hall Calgary, Alberta Jul 16 2007 MacEwan Hall Calgary, Alberta Jul 18 2007 Prairieland Park Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Jul 19 2007 Doris Knight Hall Regina, Saskatchewan Jul 20 2007 Burton Cummings Theatre Winnipeg, Manitoba Jul 21 2007 WKRL K-Rockathon 12-Cayuga County Fairgrounds Syracuse, New York Jul 22 2007 Hampton Beach Casino Ballroom Hampton Beach, New Hampshire Jul 24 2007 Spectrum De Montreal Montreal, Quebec Jul 25 2007 Spectrum De Montreal Montreal, Quebec Jul 28 2007 Wakestock Festival Toronto, Ontario

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Godsmack And Staind Announce Co-Headlining 2023 Tour

General Onsale Begins Friday, March 31st, 2023 @ 10am Local at Ticketmaster.com

Today, Godsmack and Staind announced a 25-city co-headlining 2023 tour, produced by Live Nation. The tour kicks off on July 18 at Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre in St. Louis, MO, with stops across the U.S. in Pittsburgh, PA; Salt Lake City, UT; Las Vegas, NV, and more before wrapping up in Austin, TX, at Germania Insurance Amphitheatre on August 31.

“Really looking forward to running on tour this summer with our old pals in Staind.  For sure every night will be packed with great music and A LOT of fun memories!  Don’t miss it!” 

TICKETS:   Tickets go on sale starting on Friday, March 31 at 10 AM Local Time at Ticketmaster.com

“We’re really looking forward to being out with Sully and the guys this summer,” says Staind lead vocalist and rhythm guitarist, Aaron Lewis. “The first time we shared the stage with Godsmack was the 1998 Warped Tour and here we are 25 years later still going strong,” adds Staind guitarist, Mike Mushok. “We’re stoked to be sharing the stage with our old friends this summer.”

GODSMACK AND STAIND 2023 TOUR DATES: 

Tue Jul 18 – St. Louis, MO – Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre

Thu Jul 20 – Raleigh, NC – Coastal Credit Union Music Park at Walnut Creek

Fri Jul 21 – Virginia Beach, VA – Veterans United Home Loans Amphitheater at Virginia Beach

Sat Jul 22 – Bristow, VA – Jiffy Lube Live

Tue Jul 25 – Bangor, ME – Maine Savings Amphitheater

Wed Jul 26 – Mansfield, MA – Xfinity Center

Fri Jul 28 – Camden, NJ – Freedom Mortgage Pavilion

Sat Jul 29 – Holmdel, NJ – PNC Bank Arts Center

Sun Jul 30 – Wantagh, NY – Northwell Health at Jones Beach Theater

Wed Aug 02 – Scranton, PA – The Pavilion at Montage Mountain

Thu Aug 03 – Syracuse, NY – St. Joseph’s Health Amphitheater at Lakeview

Sat Aug 05 – Pittsburgh, PA – The Pavilion at Star Lake

Sun Aug 06 – Buffalo, NY – Darien Lake Amphitheater

Tue Aug 08 – Toronto, ON – Budweiser Stage

Wed Aug 09 – Detroit, MI – Pine Knob Music Theatre

Thu Aug 10 – Chicago, IL – Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre

Sat Aug 12 – Indianapolis, IN – Ruoff Music Center

Sun Aug 13 – Milwaukee, WI – American Family Insurance Amphitheater

Wed Aug 16 – Salt Lake City, UT – USANA Amphitheatre

Fri Aug 18 – Nampa, ID – Ford Idaho Center Amphitheater

Sun Aug 20 – Ridgefield, WA – RV Inn Style Resorts Amphitheater

Thu Aug 24 – Irvine, CA – FivePoint Amphitheatre

Sat Aug 26 – Las Vegas, NV – Bakkt Theater at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino

Sun Aug 27 – San Diego, CA – North Island Credit Union Amphitheatre

Thu Aug 31 – Austin, TX – Germania Insurance Amphitheater

About Godsmack

With over 20 years of chart-topping success, GODSMACK have cemented themselves as 21st-century hard rock titans. To date, they’ve accomplished a staggering 11 #1 singles at mainstream rock radio and have achieved 20 Top 10 hits at the format (the most of any act since February 1999). Additionally, they’ve enjoyed four Grammy nominations and were named Billboard Music Award’s Rock Artist of the Year in 2001. Selling over 20 million records worldwide, the band has released eight studio albums; Godsmack (1998), Awake (2000), Faceless (2003), IV (2006), The Oracle (2010), 1000hp (2014), When Legends Rise (2018), and Lighting Up the Sky (2023).

GODSMACK is Sully Erna (vocals, guitar), Tony Rombola (guitar), Robbie Merrill (bass), and Shannon Larkin (drums). 

FOR MORE INFORMATION ON GODSMACK, VISIT:

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STAIND is comprised of lead vocalist and rhythm guitarist Aaron Lewis, lead guitarist Mike Mushok, bassist and backing vocalist Johnny April, and drummer Sal Giancarelli. The band was formed in 1995 in their hometown of Springfield, Massachusetts. Over the course of their career, the band has released seven studio albums and eight Top 10 singles, selling over 15 million albums worldwide.  Break The Cycle , released in 2001 and RIAA certified 5x platinum, featured the smash single, “It’s Been Awhile,” one of the most played songs in modern rock radio history, spending 20 weeks at Number 1. In 2019 after a five-year hiatus, STAIND reunited for some unforgettable festival performances, and a hometown reunion show at Foxwoods Casino in Mashantucket, CT that was recorded for the live album, Live: It’s Been Awhile.   New music coming soon. 

FOR MORE INFORMATION ON STAIND, VISIT:

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Review | @godsmack #vibeztour rocks durham, nc @dpac @livenationncsc.

If you enjoy live music that rocks and rolls, thrills and sends chills to your soul, then you must experience Godsmack • Vibez Tour , an intimate evening of acoustic/electric performances + untold stories from Godsmack with special guest Bastian da Cruz!

On Friday, March 08, 2024, fans came to see the band perform at Durham Performing Arts Center (DPAC) , located in Durham, NC for a memorable, magical and miraculous night of music. For almost 30 years, Godsmack has an amazing way of connecting with fans on what they are going through in life and how we all can have our spirits lifted up with their songs. This is a very unique concert experience unlike I’ve experienced from the moment you step in the venue, the “Vibez” were set:

In continued support of their latest studio album  Lighting Up The Sky , multi-platinum Grammy-nominated hard rock band  GODSMACK  is transforming their thunderous pyro-filled amphitheater rock show into a more intimate experience. The band is set to deliver a series of intimate evenings featuring acoustic/electric performances and untold stories in theatres across North America.

With over 20 years of chart-topping success, GODSMACK have cemented themselves as 21st-century hard rock titans. To date, they’ve accomplished a staggering  11 #1 singles  at mainstream rock radio and have achieved  20 Top 10 hits  at the format (the most of any act since February 1999). Additionally, they’ve enjoyed four Grammy nominations and were named  Billboard Music Award’s Rock Artist of the Year  in 2001. Selling over 20 million records worldwide, the band has released eight studio albums;  Godsmack  (1998),  Awake  (2000),  Faceless (2003),  IV  (2006),  The Oracle  (2010),  1000hp (2014),  When Legends Rise  (2018), and  Lighting Up the Sky  (2023).

GODSMACK  is Sully Erna (vocals, guitar), Tony Rombola (guitar), Robbie Merrill (bass), and Shannon Larkin (drums). Sully Erna’s voice is as fantastic as ever and leaves an impact on the souls of the audience. Equally, Shannon, Tony and Robbie pour their hearts into their performances creating powerful music!

Here’s the setlist (and playlist of their hits!

2. Love-Hate-Sex-Pain

4. Turning to Stone

6. One Rainy Day

7. No Quarter

8. Nothing Else Matters

9. Serenity

12. Growing Old

13. Lighting Up the Sky

14. Under Your Scars

15. Bulletproof

16. Long Train Runnin’

Columbia, SC you’re up next on March 10th! Get ready for an exciting night of live music from Godsmack. Get Tickets from LiveNation >>For more Tour Info, visit Godsmack.com >> Donate to scarsfoundation.org to support those who suffer from depression, PTSD , mental illness,etc

Check out some of my favorite moments from the concert and of you were there I’d love to hear what you thought of the show (or your fave Godsmack song) in the comments below! ⬇️

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PGA Tour players learn how much loyalty is worth in new equity program

Tiger Woods waves after his final round at the Masters golf tournament at Augusta National Golf Club Sunday, April 14, 2024, in Augusta, Ga. (AP Photo/David J. Phillip)

Rory McIlroy, of Northern Ireland, waves after making a putt on the sixth hole during the second round of the RBC Heritage golf tournament, Friday, April 19, 2024, in Hilton Head Island, S.C. (AP Photo/Chris Carlson)

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Players who stayed loyal to the PGA Tour amid lucrative recruitment by Saudi-funded LIV Golf are starting to find out how much that loyalty could be worth.

The PGA Tour on Wednesday began contacting the 193 players eligible for the $930 million from a “Player Equity Program” under the new PGA Tour Enterprises .

The bulk of that money — $750 million — went to 36 players based on their career performance, the last five years and how they fared in a recent program that measured their star power.

How much they received was not immediately known. Emails were going out Wednesday afternoon and Thursday informing players of what they would get. One person who saw a list of how the equity shares were doled out said the names had been redacted. The person spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because many details of the program were not made public.

The Telegraph reported Tiger Woods was to receive $100 million in equity and Rory McIlroy could get $50 million, without saying how it came up with those numbers.

Commissioner Jay Monahan outlined the first-of-its-kind equity ownership program in a Feb. 7 memo to players, a week after Strategic Sports Group became a minority investor in the new commercial PGA Tour Enterprises.

The private equity group, a consortium of professional sports owners led by the Fenway Sports Group, made an initial investment of $1.5 billion that could be worth $3 billion. The tour is still negotiating with the Public Investment Fund of Saudi Arabia — the financial muscle behind the rival LIV Golf league — as an investor.

Any deal with PIF would most certainly increase the value of the equity shares.

Another person with knowledge of the Player Equity Program, speaking on condition of anonymity because of the private nature of the dealings, said the equity money is not part of the SSG investment. That money was geared toward growth capital.

Golf.com received a series of informational videos on the Player Equity Program that was sent to players and reported only 50% of the equity would vest after four years, 25% more after six years and the rest of it after eight years.

It also reported how the 36 players from the top tier were judged on “career points,” such as how long they were full members, victories, how often they reached the Tour Championship and extra points for significant victories.

Jason Gore, the tour’s chief player officer, said in one of the videos, “It’s really about making sure that our players know the PGA Tour is the best place to compete and showing them how much the Tour appreciates them being loyal.”

Emails also were sent to 64 players who would share $75 million in aggregate equity based on the past three years, and $30 million to 57 players who are PGA Tour members. Also, $75 million in equity shares was set aside for 36 past players instrumental in building the tour.

The program has an additional $600 million in equity grants that are recurring for future PGA Tour players. Those would be awarded in amounts of $100 million annually started in 2025.

Players only get equity shares from one of the four tiers now, although everyone would be eligible for the recurring grants.

Even with equity ownership geared toward making the PGA Tour better, the concern was players questioning who got how much and whether they received their fair share.

LIV Golf lured away seven major champions dating to 2018 since it launched in 2022, all with guaranteed contracts and most of them believed to have topped $100 million.

McIlroy, playing this week in the Zurich Classic of New Orleans, was asked how much would make players feel validated for their decision to stay with the PGA Tour.

“I think the one thing we’ve learned in golf over the last two years is there’s never enough,” McIlroy replied.

AP golf: https://apnews.com/hub/golf

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