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The Fragility 1.0 tour was Nine Inch Nails' first tour since 1995 and supported the September 1999 release of "The Fragile." The first leg spanned much of western europe, with multiple shows in both Germany and England. The tour then saw four shows in Tokyo and ended with Big Day OIut, a festival tour in Australia. | The Fragility 1.0 tour was Nine Inch Nails' first tour since 1995 and supported the September 1999 release of "The Fragile." The first leg spanned much of western europe, with multiple shows in both Germany and England. The tour then saw four shows in Tokyo and ended with Big Day OIut, a festival tour in Australia. | ||
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=== Band Members === | === Band Members === |
Revision as of 19:24, 12 July 2007
The Fragility tours spanned 1999-2000 in support of The Fragile.
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Fragility v1.0
1999/11/14 – 2000/02/06 The Fragility 1.0 tour was Nine Inch Nails' first tour since 1995 and supported the September 1999 release of "The Fragile." The first leg spanned much of western europe, with multiple shows in both Germany and England. The tour then saw four shows in Tokyo and ended with Big Day OIut, a festival tour in Australia.
Band Members
Musician | Instruments |
---|---|
Trent Reznor |
vocals, guitar, keyboards |
Robin Finck |
guitar, backing vocals |
Danny Lohner |
bass, backing vocals, synthesizer |
Charlie Clouser |
synthesizer, backing vocals, theremin |
Jerome Dillon |
drums |
Tour Dates
Date/Location | Venue |
---|---|
1999/11/14 Barcelona, Spain | Pabellon de la Valle Hebron |
11/17/1999 Milan, Italy | Alcatraz |
1999/11/19 Munich, Germany | Colosseum |
1999/11/20 Vienna, Austria | Libro Music Hall |
1999/11/22 Berlin, Germany | Columbiahalle |
1999/11/23 Copenhagen, Denmark | KB-Hallen |
1999/11/25 Paris, France | Zenith de Paris |
1999/11/26 Dusseldorf, Germany | Stahlwerk |
1999/11/28 Tilburg, Holland | 013 |
1999/11/29 London, England | Brixton Academy |
1999/12/01 London, England | Brixton Academy |
2000/01/10 Tokyo, Japan | Bay NK Hall |
2000/01/11 Tokyo, Japan | Bay NK Hall |
2000/01/12 Tokyo, Japan | Bay NK Hall |
2000/01/14 Yokohama, Japan | Pacifico Hall |
2000/01/15 Osaka, Japan | Castle Hall |
2000/01/21 Auckland, New Zealand | Ericsson Stadium (Big Day Out) |
2000/01/23 Gold Coast, Australia | Parklands (Big Day Out) |
2000/01/26 Sydney, Australia | RAS Showgrounds (Big Day Out) |
2000/01/30 Melbourne, Australia | RAS Showgrounds (Big Day Out) |
2000/02/04 Adelaide, Australia | RAS & HS Showgrounds (Big Day Out) |
2000/02/06 Perth, Australia | Bassendean Oval (Big Day Out) |
Typical setlist
- Intro
- The New Flesh + Pinion
- Somewhat Damaged
- Terrible Lie
- Sin
- March of the Pigs
- Piggy
- The Frail + The Wretched
- No, You Don't
- Gave Up – projection screen drops towards end of song
- La Mer
- The Great Below
- The Way Out Is Through – projection screen rises
- Wish
- Into The Void
- Please
- Get Down, Make Love or Down In It
- Head Like A Hole
- Encore
Even Deeper was occasionally played in between The Day the World Went Away and Starfuckers, Inc.; Reptile was occasionally played in between The Wretched and No, You Don't.
Fragility v2.0
2000/04/12 – 2000/07/09; North America, European festivals
And All That Could Have Been is the release documenting this tour.
Typical setlist
- Intro
- The New Flesh + Pinion
- Terrible Lie
- Sin
- March of the Pigs
- Piggy
- The Frail + The Wretched
- Gave Up
- La Mer
- The Great Below
- The Mark Has Been Made
- Wish
- Complication
- Suck
- Closer
- Head Like A Hole
- Encore
Sometimes, Somewhat Damaged was slotted in front of Terrible Lie. The Fragile was rarely played during the encore; it followed the song in the second slot. On some dates, the "second encore slot" was not included, leaving a common three song encore. Also, The Big Come Down and Get Down Make Love fit in there sometimes; Reptile was played instead of Piggy occasionally.