Gigography
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1989

January

• 30 - Manchester Hacienda

February

• 17 - Warrington Legends
• 20 - Sheffield University
• 23 - Middlesex Polytechnic
• 28 - Brighton Escape Club

March

• 01 - Bradford Club Rio
• 02 - Cardiff Venue
• 03 - Dudley JBs

April

• 28 - Portsmouth South Parade Pier
• 29 - Uxbridge Brunel University

May

• 04 - Liverpool Polytechnic
• 05 - Widnes Queen's Hall
• 06 - Manchester International 2
• 07 - Sheffield University
• 08 - Leeds Warehouse
• 11 - Trent Polytechnic
• 12 - Dudley JBs
• 13 - Tunbridge Angel Centre
• 15 - London ICA
• 17 - Birmingham Edwards No 8
• 19 - Aberystwyth University
• 22 - London Camden Dingwalls
• 24 - Oxford Polytechnic
• 25 - Shrewsbury Fridge
• 26 - Milton Keynes Elektra (Cancelled due to recording of B-sides for 'She Bangs The Drums' at London's RAK Studios.)
• 27 - St Helens Citadel (Cancelled due to recording.)
• 30 - Preston Guildhall Foyer

June

• 03 - Walsall Junction 10
• 06 - Reading Majestic
• 07 - Leicester University
• 08 - Lancaster University
• 20 - Newcastle Riverside
• 21 - Edinburgh Venue
• 22 - Glasgow Rooftops
• 23 - Middlesbrough Town Hall
• 24 - Northampton Roadmenders
• 25 - Norwich Arts Centre
• 26 - Bristol Bierkeller
• 27 - Stratford-On-Avon Civic Hall
• 28 - Birmingham Irish Centre

July

• 27 - Newcastle Riverside

August

• 12 - Empress Ballroom Blackpool

October

• 12 - Paris, Les Inrockuptibles Festival
• 18 - Alexandra Palace
• 21 - The Late Show, BBC2
• 23 - 'Fool's Gold' Top Of The Pops appearance with Happy Mondays

1990

May

• 15 - Copenhagan
• 16 - Lund (Sweden)
• 17 - Stockholm
• 19 - Oslo
• 27 - Spike Island

June

• 02 - Glasgow Green
• 03 - Feria De Nimes Festival, Spain (Cancelled)
• 21 - Chicago (Cancelled)
• 22 - New York (Cancelled)
• 29 - Hollywood High School Gymnasium (Cancelled)
• 30 - San Francisco (Cancelled)

1995
Robbie Maddix replaces Reni on drums

April

• 19 - Oslo
• 20 - Stockholm
• 26 - Amsterdam, Melkweg
• 27 - Brussels, La Luna
• 29 - Cologne

Nigel Ippinson brought on to play keyboards

May

• 01 - Zurich
• 05 - Denmark
• 07 - Madrid
• 11 - Paris, Elysee Montmartre
• 14 - Atlanta
• 17 - Washington DC
• 18 - Toronto
• 20 - New York, Manhattan Ballroom
• 21 - Boston
• 22 - New York, Webster Hall
• 23 - David Letterman (Cancelled)
• 24 - Philadelphia
• 26 - St Louis, Riverport Amphitheatre (Pointfest 3)
• 27 - Chicago
• 29 - Los Angeles
• 31 - San Francisco

June

• 05 Sapporo, Factory Hall (Cancelled)
• 07 Kawasaki, Club Citta' (Cancelled)
• 08 Kawasaki, Club Citta' (Cancelled)
• 10 Nagoya, Century Hall (Cancelled)
• 12 Tokyo, Nippon Budokan (Cancelled)
• 13 Tokyo, Nippon Budokan (Cancelled)
• 14 Osaka, Kousei Nenkin Kaikan (Cancelled)
• 16 Hiroshima, Yuubin chokin Hall (Cancelled)
• 17 Fukuoka, Sun Palace Hall (Cancelled)
• 19 Osaka, Festival Hall (Cancelled)
• 24 Glastonbury Festival, Main Stage (Cancelled)

July

• 30 - Stockholm, Sweden
• 31 - Tampere, Finland

August

• 01 - Helsinki, Finland
• 02 - Helsinki, Finland
• 06 - Cork, Ireland (Feile Festival)

September

• 11 - Kawasaki, Club Citta'
• 12 - Tokyo, Nippon Budokan
• 13 - Tokyo, Nippon Budokan
• 15 - Okinawa, Convention Theater
• 17 - Osaka, IMP Hall
• 18 - Nagoya, Century Hall
• 20 - Hiroshima, Yuubin chokin Hall
• 21 - Fukuoka, Sun Palace Hall
• 24 - Osaka, IMP Hall
• 25 - Osaka, IMP Hall
• 27 - Sapporo, Factory Hall
• 28 - Kawasaki, CLub Citta

October

• 01 - Brisbane, Festival Hall
• 02 - Sydney, The Enmore Theatre
• 03 - Sydney, The Enmore Theatre
• 05 - Melbourne, The Metro
• 07 - Adelaide, The Thebarton Theatre
• 08 - Perth, The Metropolis
• 9 - Perth, The Metropolis

November

• 28 - Bridlington, Spa
• 30 - Wolverhampton, Civic Hall

December

• 01 - Cambridge, Corn Exchange
• 02 - Brighton, Brighton Centre
• 04 - Newport, Newport Centre
• 05 - Exeter, Exeter University
• 07 - Leicester, De Montford Hall
• 08 - London, Brixton Academy
• 09 - London, Brixton Academy (all nighter)
• 11 - Norwich, University of East Anglia
• 12 - Reading, Rivermead
• 13 - Leeds, Town and Country
• 15 - Liverpool, Royal Court
• 16 - Whitley Bay, Ice Rink
• 17 - Aberdeen, Music Hall
• 19 - Glasgow, Barrowlands
• 20 - Glasgow, Barrowlands
• 22 - Manchester, Apollo Manchester
• 23 - Manchester, Apollo Manchester
• 27 - Sheffield Arena (support: Black Grape)
• 29 - Webley Arena (support: Manic Street Preachers)

1996
John Squire leaves and Aziz Abrahim replaces him on guitar

August

• 02 - Benicassim, Spain (Festival Internacional)
• 10 - Portugal (Festival Vilar de Mouros)
• 11 - Denmark (Skanderborg Festival)
• 23 - Netherlands (Lowlands Festival)

25 - England (Reading Festival)