Jump to content

The Automatic tour history: Difference between revisions

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Content deleted Content added
Line 487: Line 487:
The performances at The Blake Theatre in [[Monmouth]] on the [[28 March]], Central Station in [[Wrexham]] on the [[29 March]], The Galleri in [[Caernarfon]] on [[30 March]], Brycheiniog Theatre in [[Brecon]] [[31 March]] [[2008]] were all re-scheduled after the band required further time to rehearse there new and old songs. <ref>http://www.rocklouder.co.uk/articles/5055/The-Automatic-Reschedule-A-Few-Tour-Dates.html The Automatic Reschedule A Few Tour Dates!] ''rocklouder.co.uk''</ref><ref>[http://www.rocklouder.co.uk/articles/4818/The-Automatic-Announce-UK-Tour.html The Automatic Announce UK Tour] ''rocklouder.co.uk''</ref> At the first date of the tour (Exeter Cavern) the band opened with a new song to open the tour, tittled ''"Light Entertainment"''.<ref>[http://www.theautomatic.co.uk/myblog.php?id=99 Tour day 1: Triumphant return, rock and roll, that stuff] ''theautomatic.co.uk''</ref>
The performances at The Blake Theatre in [[Monmouth]] on the [[28 March]], Central Station in [[Wrexham]] on the [[29 March]], The Galleri in [[Caernarfon]] on [[30 March]], Brycheiniog Theatre in [[Brecon]] [[31 March]] [[2008]] were all re-scheduled after the band required further time to rehearse there new and old songs. <ref>http://www.rocklouder.co.uk/articles/5055/The-Automatic-Reschedule-A-Few-Tour-Dates.html The Automatic Reschedule A Few Tour Dates!] ''rocklouder.co.uk''</ref><ref>[http://www.rocklouder.co.uk/articles/4818/The-Automatic-Announce-UK-Tour.html The Automatic Announce UK Tour] ''rocklouder.co.uk''</ref> At the first date of the tour (Exeter Cavern) the band opened with a new song to open the tour, tittled ''"Light Entertainment"''.<ref>[http://www.theautomatic.co.uk/myblog.php?id=99 Tour day 1: Triumphant return, rock and roll, that stuff] ''theautomatic.co.uk''</ref>


Rocklouder Magazine were given a place for one of their journalists to tour with the bands (The Automatic, Viva Machine, Canterbury), being one of the first websites (other than fan clubs on [[Youtube]]) to broadcast footage of the band with there new lineup featuring [[Paul Mullen]].<ref>[http://www.rocklouder.co.uk/articles/5157/Rocklouder-Goes-On-Tour.html Rocklouder Goes On Tour with The Automatic] ''Rocklouder.co.uk'' - ''retrieved'' - [[10 April]] [[2008]]</ref>
Rocklouder Magazine were given a place for one of their journalists to tour with the bands (The Automatic, Viva Machine, Canterbury), being one of the first websites (other than fan filmed videos on [[Youtube]]) to broadcast footage of the band with there new lineup featuring [[Paul Mullen]].<ref>[http://www.rocklouder.co.uk/articles/5157/Rocklouder-Goes-On-Tour.html Rocklouder Goes On Tour with The Automatic] ''Rocklouder.co.uk'' - ''retrieved'' - [[10 April]] [[2008]]</ref>


== References ==
== References ==

Revision as of 19:14, 11 April 2008

NME New Music Tour 2006 (May 6th/May 24th 2006)

Location Date
Bristol University May 6
Cardiff University May 7
Wolverhampton Wulfrun May 8
Glasgow QMU May 10
Middlesbrough Empire May 11
Manchester University May 12
Portsmouth Pyramid May 14
Leicester University May 15
Cambridge Junction May 16
Norwich UEA May 18
Sheffield Leadmill May 19
Liverpool Carling Academy May 20
Oxford Brookes University May 23
London Electric Ballroom May 24

Notes

NME New Music Tour 2006, appearing with Boy Kill Boy, ¡Forward, Russia!, Howling Bells and The Long Blondes.[1]

T4 On The Beach (June 18th 2006)

Event Location Date
T4 on the Beach 2006 Weston-super-Mare June 18th 2006

In 2006, the band were a headlining act for 'T4 on the Beach, they performed along with Pop-Rock act The All American Rejects, and Pop act Lily Allen, and a number of other acts.[2] At the end of which Robin Hawkins gives away the bass guitar he has been using for the performance. Similarly to there GMTV performance they were forced to mime, again leading to the band playing whilst drunk, however this time not as much destruction was caused by the band mates.[3][4][5]

[1]

File:614526067 l.jpg
T In The Park Main Stage
Event Location Date
T In The Park Futures Stage July 9th 2006

The festival held in Balado, Kinross-shire, Scotland. Other artists featured on the Futures Stage on the Sunday included Boy Kill Boy, The Fratellis, Milburn, Phoenix, Lily Allen, Brakes, The Maccabees, The Marshals, Fear of Music and Rushmore.[6]

Wakestock Festival (July 15th 2006)

Event Location Date
Wakestock Festival July 15th 2006

Nokia Unleashed Festival (August 4th 2006)

Event Location Date
Nokia Unleashed Festival August 4th 2006

Cardiff Big Weekend (August 5th 2006)

Event Location Date
Cardiff Big Weekend August 5th 2006

Canterbury Electric Garden Festival (August 5th 2006)

Event Location Date
Canterbury Electric Garden Festival August 5th 2006

Reading & Leeds Festivals (August 26th/August 27th 2006)

Location Date
Reading Festival Radio 1 Stage August 26
Leeds Festival Radio 1 Stage August 27[7]

Notes

Fellow Welshmen Goldie Lookin Chain joined the band on stage in Reading to perform a cover of Kanye West's "Gold Digger", which was first played on Radio 1's Live Lounge.[8]

File:Theautomatichorrorsmummraviewonstage.png
The Automatic, The View, The Horrors and Mumm-Ra on stage at NME Indie rock tour 2007
Location Date
Belfast Ulster Hall January 29
Dublin Ambassador Theatre January 30
Glasgow Carling Academy February 1
Manchester Academy February 3
Newcastle Carling Academy February 6
Birmingham Carling Academy February 7
Norwich University of East Anglia February 8
Cardiff University February 10
Sheffield Octagon February 11
Reading Hexagon February 12
Nottingham Rock City February 14
Liverpool University February 15
Southampton Guildhall February 16
Cambridge Corn Exchange February 18
Exeter University February 19
Bristol Carling Academy February 20
London Brixton Academy February 23

Notes

In 2007, The Automatic headlined the NME Awards Indie Rock Tour, along with Scottish band The View, The Horrors and Mumm-Ra. The Automatic have recently voiced their opinion in NME on The Horrors saying "they've just got big hair", however, The Horrors have recently said this feud has been resolved after the Automatic insisted on a game of 'paper, scissors, stone'. On February 2 The Automatic gave The View the opportunity to headline the NME indie rock concert at Carling Academy in Glasgow.[9]They have showcased two new songs "Steve McQueen" and "Revolution" as well as a new cover of "Life During Wartime" originally by The Talking Heads.

Location Date
Earls Court April 30 2007

Performing for the London concert only with AFI, Jimmy Eat World, Sparta, Hit the Lights, The Receiving End of Sirens, Boys Like Girls, Attack In Black[10][11]

Location Date
The Full Ponty Main Stage 26 May 2007

Other bands on the Main Stage at The Full Ponty music festival 2007;

Location Date
Rock Ness Festival Sunday June 10

Other bands at Rock Ness Festival 2007 main stage;

Location Date
Glastonbury Festival Other Stage Friday June 22 2007

Other bands on the "other stage" at Glastonbury Festival;

Vans Warped Tour (June 29/July 24 2007)

The Automatic on the Vans Warped Tour.
Location Date
Pomona Fairgrounds U.S. Cali Pomona June 29 2007
Seaside Park U.S. Cali Ventura June 30 2007
Shoreline Amphitheatre U.S. Cali San Francisco July 1 2007
Thunderbird Stadium Canada Vancouver July 3 2007
Race City Speedway Canada Alberta Calgary July 5 2007
Utah State Fairgrounds U.S. Utah Salt Lake City July 7 2007
Invesco Field Mile High U.S. Colorado Denver July 8 2007
Cricket Pavilion U.S. Arizona Phoenix July 11 2007
NMSU Practise Field U.S. New Mexico Las Cruces July 12 2007
Verizon Amphitheatre U.S. Texas San Antonio July 18 2007
Reynolds Park Yacht Club U.S. Florida Jacksonville July 19 2007
Vinoy Park U.S. Florida Tampa July 15 2007
Bicentennial Park U.S. Florida Miami July 21 2007
Tinker Field U.S. Florida Orlando July 22 2007
Verizon Amphitheatre U.S. North Carolina Charlotte July 23 2007
Verizon Amphitheatre U.S. North Carolina Charlotte July 24 2007[12]

USA Headline Tour (July 26/August 8 2007)

Location Date
New York NY Bowery Ballroom July 26
Hartford CT Sweet Janes July 27
Washington DC Rock N Roll Hotel July 28
Boston MA Great Scotts July 30
Philadelphia PA Northstar July 31
Toronto Mod Club August 1
Detroit MI Shelter August 3
Chicago IL Subterranean August 4
Grand Rapids MI Intersection August 6
Columbus OH Basement August 7
Cincinnati OH 20th Century Theatre August 8

This was the first headlining tour in the United States by the band.[13]

Get Loaded In The Park (August 26 2007)

Location Date
Get Loaded In The Park (Clapham Common, London) Saturday August 26 2007

Pennie performed for the final time with his former band mates.[14][15]

2008 Club Tour (March 28 - April 29 2008)

Venue Location Date Support acts
Cavern Exeter 2 April 2008 Viva Machine
Arts Centre Gloucester 3 April 2008
Soundhaus Northampton 5 April 2008
Sugarmill Stoke 6 April 2008
Fibbers York 7 April 2008
Academy Liverpool 8 April 2008
Doghouse Dundee 10 April 2008
Raigmore Inverness 11 April 2008
Cafe Drummond Aberdeen 12 April 2008
Cockpit Leeds 14 April 2008
The Welly Hull 15 April 2008
The Palace Tamworth 16 April 2008
Cornerhouse (Sumo) Middlesborough 18 April 2008
Charlotte Leicester 19 April 2008
Arts Centre Norwich 20 April 2008 Viva Machine
& Canterbury
Club 85 Hitchin 21 April 2008
Audio Brighton 23 April 2008
Chinnerys Southend 24 April 2008
Wedgewood Rooms Portsmouth 26 April 2008
White Rabbit Plymouth 28 April 2008
The Point Cardiff 29 April 2008

The performances at The Blake Theatre in Monmouth on the 28 March, Central Station in Wrexham on the 29 March, The Galleri in Caernarfon on 30 March, Brycheiniog Theatre in Brecon 31 March 2008 were all re-scheduled after the band required further time to rehearse there new and old songs. [16][17] At the first date of the tour (Exeter Cavern) the band opened with a new song to open the tour, tittled "Light Entertainment".[18]

Rocklouder Magazine were given a place for one of their journalists to tour with the bands (The Automatic, Viva Machine, Canterbury), being one of the first websites (other than fan filmed videos on Youtube) to broadcast footage of the band with there new lineup featuring Paul Mullen.[19]

References

  1. ^ NMEBoy Kill Boy- NME Headline Tour
  2. ^ T4 On The Beach Channel 4/T4 recurring event T4 On The Beach 2006, Featuring The Automatic and All American Rejects
  3. ^ stereoboard "The Automatic Promise Live TV Appearance To Remember"
  4. ^ bbcreview
  5. ^ bbcevent
  6. ^ "T In The Park 2006 lineup, 08 Jul 2006 - 09 Jul 2006, Balado Airfield, UK". Virtual Festivals. July 2006. Retrieved March 26. {{cite web}}: Check date values in: |accessdate= and |date= (help); Unknown parameter |accessyear= ignored (|access-date= suggested) (help)
  7. ^ Tiscali Stage
  8. ^ Gold Digger cover
  9. ^ The View Headline NME
  10. ^ Jimmy Eat WorldJimmy Eat World and The Automatic at Earls Court
  11. ^ efestivalsThe Automatic - line up for Earls Court
  12. ^ warpedtour2007 Warped Tour Dates - retrieved January 2nd 2008
  13. ^ theautomatic.co.ukHeadlining USA tour - retrieved January 2nd 2007
  14. ^ virtualfestivalsSummary of get loaded in the park 2007 - retrieved January 13 2008
  15. ^ NMEAlex Pennie's final gig with the automatic
  16. ^ http://www.rocklouder.co.uk/articles/5055/The-Automatic-Reschedule-A-Few-Tour-Dates.html The Automatic Reschedule A Few Tour Dates!] rocklouder.co.uk
  17. ^ The Automatic Announce UK Tour rocklouder.co.uk
  18. ^ Tour day 1: Triumphant return, rock and roll, that stuff theautomatic.co.uk
  19. ^ Rocklouder Goes On Tour with The Automatic Rocklouder.co.uk - retrieved - 10 April 2008