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The Bunnymen Concert Log
A comprehensive, annotated listing of concert dates, venues and set lists for Echo and the Bunnymen, Ian McCulloch and Electrafixion.
1978/1979/1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 (January-August) 1984 (September-December) 1985 1986 1987 (January-August) 1987 (September-December) 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992/1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 (January-August) 1999 (September-December)/2000 2001 (January-August) 2001 (September-December) 2002 2003 2004 2005 (January-August) 2005 (September-December) 2006 2007
2003
March 15th, 2003
Ian McCulloch
London, England; Shepherd's Bush Empire: "One Big No - a concert for peace"
The Killing Moon
Sliding
Nothing Lasts Forever
Walk on the Wild Side
NOTES: "The only thing that I was worried about was that I was anti-war enough. I was asked to do it and I thought, 'oh sod it. Why not?' But I also said to the girls doing it, I said, 'If this was 1939 I hope you wouldn't be putting the same crap on because there had to be a war.'" - Ian McCulloch, Soundgenerator, May 14th, 2003. Coldplay's Chris Martin played piano for the last three songs, and dueted with McCulloch on "Walk on the Wild Side".
May 7th, 2003
Ian McCulloch
Sheffield, England; Leadmill
Love in Veins
The Flickering Wall
Seasons
Lover, Lover, Lover
Arthur
Sliding
Nothing Lasts Forever
Playgrounds and City Parks
Baby Hold On
Candleland
Kansas
The Killing Moon
Stake Your Claim
Sweet Jane
Walk on the Wild Side [excerpt]
Waiting For the Man
May 8th, 2003
Ian McCulloch
London, England; Union Chapel
Playgrounds and City Parks
Love in Veins
The Flickering Wall
Baby Hold On
Lover, Lover, Lover
Sliding
Candleland
Arthur
Seasons
Nothing Lasts Forever
High Wires
Proud To Fall
Kansas
The Killing Moon [aborted]
Stake Your Claim
Sweet Jane
Waiting For the Man
NOTES: The beautiful Union Chapel, a venue beloved by fans and artists alike, was closed to music and arts events on January 31st, 2005.
May 9th, 2003
Ian McCulloch
Liverpool, England; Lomax
May 10th, 2003
Ian McCulloch
Glasgow, Scotland; King Tut's
NOTES: Tickets for this show sold out. The show was preceded by an afternoon acoustic set and album-signing at Borders Bookshop.
May 12th, 2003
Ian McCulloch
Nottingham, England; Rescue Rooms
May 19th, 2003
Ian McCulloch
Washington, DC, United States; 9:30 Club
NOTES: "Whatever tension there was during the show centered on whether any 1980s Bunnymen classics would surface (only an acoustic 'Killing Moon' was featured), but as it turned out, it wasn't the spirit of Will Sergeant that hovered over the show, but that of Lou Reed, as McCulloch seemed most engaged on 'Walk on the Wild Side', 'Sweet Jane' and 'I'm Waiting for the Man'." -- Patrick Foster, The Washington Post
May 20th, 2003
Ian McCulloch
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States; Theater of Living Arts
May 21st, 2003
Ian McCulloch
New York, New York, United States; Bowery Ballroom
May 22nd, 2003
Ian McCulloch
Boston, Massachusetts, United States; Axis
May 24th, 2003
Ian McCulloch
Toronto, Ontario, Canada; Lee's Palace
May 25th, 2003
Ian McCulloch
Chicago, Illinois, United States; Park West
NOTES: "Ian was playing the Pinky [guitar] like a sex god. Good to see him play the guitar again." - Seven Seas email list post
May 27th , 2003
Ian McCulloch
San Francisco, California, United States; Slim's
May 28th , 2003
Ian McCulloch
Los Angeles, California, United States; Roxy
NOTES: "Same setlist as most other shows
. First song, 'Playgrounds and City Parks', was horrible; 'Love in Veins' was mega. 'Nothing Lasts Forever' morphs into 'Walk on the Wild Side', 'Seven Seas' added, 'History Chimes' ended midway (again, just like Chicago). 'Lips Like Sugar' added 'only because it's LA' says Mac & was great until the croon session. 'Sweet Jane' stops abruptly midway and jumps into 'I'm Waiting For My Man'. No 'Stake Your Claim'. 'Candleland' was amazing, 'Lover, Lover, Lover' was just too good." - Seven Seas email list post
June 8th , 2003
Ian McCulloch
Paris, France; Boule Noire
June 10th, 2003
Ian McCulloch
Frankfurt, Germany; Cooky's
Playgrounds and City Parks
Love in Veins
The Flickering Wall
Seasons
Baby Hold On
Lover, Lover, Lover
Sliding
Seven Seas
Candleland
Arthur
Nothing Lasts Forever/Walk on the Wild Side/Nothing Lasts Forever
High Wires
Proud to Fall
Stake Your Claim
Sweet Jane
Waiting for the Man
Lips Like Sugar
The Killing Moon
NOTES: "The best moment was when before the last stanza of 'Nothing Lasts Forever' ('all the shadows and the pain ...') instead of finishing the song, they medleyd it into a superb cover of Walk on the Wild Side (on this one he changed 'New York City' to 'Frankfurt city'), and then at the end of that song he sang the ending of 'Nothing Lasts Forever' - very cool." -- The Trickster, murmurs.com
June 11th , 2003
Ian McCulloch
Hamburg, Germany; Malersaal on the Schauspielhaus
June 12th, 2003
Ian McCulloch
Brussels, Belgium; Le Botanique
Playgrounds and City Parks
Love in Veins
The Flickering Wall
Seasons
Lover, Lover, Lover
Arthur
Sliding
Baby Hold On
Nothing Lasts Forever
Candleland
High Wires
Lips Like Sugar
Another Train
I'm Waiting For My Man
Sweet Jane
The Killing Moon
June 13th, 2003
Ian McCulloch
Amsterdam, Netherlands; Paradiso
June 14th, 2003
Ian McCulloch
The Hague, Netherlands; Music in My Head Festival
NOTES: This was an acoustic show.
June 26th, 2003
Echo and the Bunnymen
Brighton, England; Concorde 2
Lips Like Sugar
Rescue
Villiers Terrace
Altamont
Seven Seas
Bring on the Dancing Horses
Crocodiles
The Back of Love
Rust
Nothing Lasts Forever
The Killing Moon
The Cutter
Heads Will Roll
Flowers
Over the Wall
Angels and Devils
Do It Clean
Ocean Rain
June 27th, 2003
Echo and the Bunnymen
Worthy Farm, Pilton, Glastonbury, England; Glastonbury Festival
Lips Like Sugar
Rescue
Villiers Terrace
Seven Seas
Bring on the Dancing Horses
The Back of Love
Nothing Lasts Forever/Walk on tHe Wild Side
The Killing Moon
Crocodiles
Rust
The Cutter
Flowers
Do It Clean
NOTES: This setlist was compiled from Seven Seas email list posts, and may not be in the correct order. "
there is SO much to this festival, it's incredibly hard to put into words. Its feeling is unmatched by any festival, event or gig anywhere else in the world. As you walk through the gates you really do feel the weight peel off your shoulders
. This is why people go, year in year out, without even needing to look at the price or who is playing." - Seven Seas email list post, June 26th, 2003
July 5th, 2003
Echo and the Bunnymen
Zottegem, Belgium; Rock Zottegem
Lips Like Sugar
Rescue
Villiers Terrace
Crocodiles
Rust
Bring on the Dancing Horses
Seven Seas
The Back of Love
Nothing Lasts Forever
The Killing Moon
The Cutter
Flowers
Do It Clean
Ocean Rain
NOTES: "Was someone of you at their gig the beginning of July at Rock Zottegem? Well, it was the best performance of Echo I saw. Mr. McCulloch was in great shape. He concentrated on singing instead of talking and moaning. The band played fantastic as well. Of course, all their classics were there ...." -- Suedeonline.com forum post, August 9th, 2003
July 12th , 2003
Echo and the Bunnymen
County Kildare, Ireland; Witnness Festival
NOTES: "Over at the Main Stage, Echo and the Bunnymen played a tight, tight set full of classics like 'The Killing Moon', 'The Cutter' and 'Back of Love', yet it was just too early to create the sense of occasion that their sheer class merited." -- oxygen.ie. In 2004, this annual event changed its name to the Oxegen Festival.
July 13th, 2003
Echo and the Bunnymen
Balado, Scotland: T in the Park Festival
NOTES: "With his smart blue blazer, tight jeans and sunglasses, [Ian McCulloch] might look like your Dad out for an afternoon stroll. But as 'Nothing Lasts Forever' morphs into 'Walk on the Wild Side', there's something timeless about the Bunnymen's music, even if no one other than Chris Martin admits to caring. Nice teeth, too." -- nme.com. McCulloch also joined Coldplay on stage for their rendition of "Lips Like Sugar".
August 7th, 2003
Echo and the Bunnymen
Castellon, Spain; FIB
Lips Like Sugar
Rescue
The Back of Love
Bring on the Dancing Horses
Seven Seas
Over the Wall
Nothing Lasts Forever/Walk on the Wild Side
The Killing Moon
The Cutter
Ocean Rain
August 8th, 2003
Echo and the Bunnymen
Benicassim, Spain; Benicassim Festival
Rescue
The Back of Love
Bring on the Dancing Horses
Seven Seas
Over the Wall
Nothing Lasts Forever
The Killing Moon
The Cutter
Ocean Rain
NOTES: The festival's website describes the 2003 event as notable for "the heat that whipped the coast of [Azahar] during those days" [Google translation].
August 9th [?], 2003
Ian McCulloch
Lokeren, Belgium; Lokerse Festival
Playgrounds and City Parks
Love in Veins
The Flickering Wall
Lover, Lover, Lover
Seasons
Baby Hold On
Sliding
Nothing Lasts Forever
Arthur
Candleland
High Wires
The Killing Moon
I'm Waiting For My Man
Lips Like Sugar
NOTES: "Then it was up to Ian McCulloch to give the audience 'the eyes closed and enjoy the music moment'
. He played beautiful songs. A lot of work of the last album Slideling, which was sublime. The gig was, beside the fact that I didn't know every song, more than satisfying." - Rockmusicsite.be review [English translation]
August 10th, 2003
Ian McCulloch
Leicester, England; Summer Sundae Festival
August 16th, 2003
Echo and the Bunnymen
Hylands Park, Chelmsford, England; V2003 Festival
Lips Like Sugar
Bring on the Dancing Horses
Seven-Seas
Nothing Lasts Forever
The Killing Moon
The Cutter
The Back of Love
August 17th, 2003
Echo and the Bunnymen
Weston Park, Staffordshire, England; V2003 Festival
NOTES: "I might leg it back for the match [Liverpool verses Chelsea] but hopefully there'll be a telly on site so I can hang around for Coldplay." - Ian McCulloch, Coventry Life
September 7th, 2003
Echo and the Bunnymen
Istanbul, Turkey; Hezarfen Airport: Coca-Cola Rocks Festival
NOTES: Other performers at this event included The Pet Shop Boys, Simple Minds, The Dead Kennedys and Suede.
September 20th, 2003
Echo and the Bunnymen
San Bernardino, California, United States; Hyundai Pavilion: KROQ's Inland Invasion III, 'Flashback to the Future'
Lips Like Sugar
Rescue
The Back of Love
Bring on the Dancing Horses
Seven Seas
Rust
Over the Wall
Nothing Lasts Forever/Walk on the Wild Side
The Killing Moon [preceded by a few bars of Ocean Rain]
The Cutter
NOTES: The line-up for this and the Anniversary Tour dates was: Ian McCulloch; Will Sergeant; Peter Wilkinson (bass); Paul Fleming (keyboards); Ged Malley (guitar); Simon Finley (drums). Other bands on deck for this Inland Invasion included The Psychedelic Furs, The Cure, Duran Duran, Interpol, The Violent Femmes and Berlin. "Try and follow that." - Ian McCulloch, as the Bunnymen left the stage.
October 23rd, 2003
Echo and the Bunnymen
Boston, Massachusetts, United States; Paradise Club
Show of Strength
Rescue
Silver
Seven Seas
Rust
Crocodiles
Bring on the Dancing Horses
Bedbugs and Ballyhoo
All My Colours (Zimbo)
Over the Wall
Angels and Devils
The Back of Love
The Killing Moon
The Cutter
Nothing Lasts Forever
Lips Like Sugar
Ocean Rain
NOTES: "A midset rendition of 1987's 'Bedbugs and Ballyhoo' dropped the album version's plinking, late-new wave keyboards to tread closer to the seductive strut of its original single version, thanks to pattering percussion and a funky bass line. 'Crocodiles'
turned into a punked-up adrenaline roar, while 'Over the Wall' stretched out into a charging psychedelic guitar storm shuddering with apocalyptic yearnings." -- Annie Zaleski, Reuters. The sound check included "I'll Fly Tonight" and "The Game". Will Sergeant and Ian McCulloch also participated in a pre-show 'meet and greet' which involved drinks, pizza and autographs.
October 24th, 2003
Echo and the Bunnymen
Asbury Park. New Jersey, United States; Stone Pony
NOTES: "It was a Friday night and the bar never kicked anyone out till 2 a.m. when they closed! The band mingled and chatted with everyone. Besides the songs on the Boston setlist, they also played 'Heads Will Roll' and 'I'll Fly Tonight' that I can think of off the top of my head." - Seven Seas email list post
October 25th, 2003
Echo and the Bunnymen
New York, New York, United States; Webster Hall
Show of Strength
Rescue
Silver
Seven Seas
Rust
Crocodiles
Bring on the Dancing Horses
Bedbugs and Ballyhoo
All My Colours (Zimbo)
Over the Wall
I'll Fly Tonight
Angels and Devils
The Back of Love
The Killing Moon
The Cutter
Nothing Lasts Forever/Walk on the Wild Side
Lips Like Sugar
Heads Will Roll
Ocean Rain
NOTES: "McCulloch and friends also pulled out some surprises, combining their hit 'Nothing Lasts Forever' with 'Walk on the Wild Side', though nothing could match the anthemic reworking of 'The Cutter.'" -- Glenn Gamboa, Newsday
October 26th, 2003
Echo and the Bunnymen
Toronto, Ontario, Canada; Palais Royale
October 28th, 2003
Echo and the Bunnymen
Detroit, Michigan, United States; The Majestic Theatre
October 29th, 2003
Echo and the Bunnymen
Chicago, Illinois, United States; The Metro
NOTES: This was preceded by a 6:00 p.m. acoustic set at Tower Records.
October 31st, 2003
Echo and the Bunnymen
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada; The Pyramid
Show of Strength
Rescue
Silver
Seven Seas
Rust
Crocodiles
Bring on the Dancing Horses
Bedbugs and Ballyhoo
The Back of Love
The Killing Moon
I'll Fly Tonight
All My Colours (Zimbo)
Over the Wall
The Cutter
Nothing Lasts Forever/Walk on the Wild Side
Lips Like Sugar
Heads Will Roll
Ocean Rain
NOTES: The club was decorated with candlelit Bunnygod-carved pumpkins. A delighted Will Sergeant placed one on his amp before the show.
November 3rd, 2003
Echo and the Bunnymen
Hollywood, California, United States; House of Blues
Show of Strength
Rescue
Silver
Seven Seas
Rust
Crocodiles
Bring on the Dancing Horses
Bedbugs and Ballyhoo
All My Colours (Zimbo)
Over the Wall
I'll Fly Tonight
The Back of Love
The Killing Moon
The Cutter
Nothing Lasts Forever
Lips Like Sugar
Ocean Rain
NOTES: "There was no sign of middle-aged decay here. His voice was soaring, and hyper-expressive, especially during the Doors-esque 'Bedbugs and Ballyhoo', the booming 'The Cutter', a propulsive 'Killing Moon', and the galloping 'Back of Love'
." -- VirginmegaMagazine
November 4th, 2003
Echo and the Bunnymen
San Diego, California, United States; 4th and B
November 5th, 2003
Echo and the Bunnymen
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States; House of Blues
November 6th, 2003
Echo and the Bunnymen
San Francisco, California, United States; The Fillmore
Show of Strength
Rescue
Silver
Seven Seas
Rust
Crocodiles
Bring on the Dancing Horses
Bedbugs and Ballyhoo
The Back of Love
The Killing Moon
I'll Fly Tonight
All My Colours (Zimbo)
Over the Wall
The Cutter
Nothing Lasts Forever
Lips Like Sugar
Ocean Rain
November 7th, 2003
Echo and the Bunnymen
Anaheim, California, United States; House of Blues
Show of Strength
Rescue
Silver
Seven Seas
Rust
Crocodiles
Bring on the Dancing Horses
Bedbugs and Ballyhoo
All My Colours (Zimbo)
Over the Wall
I'll Fly Tonight
The Back of Love
The Killing Moon
The Cutter
Nothing Lasts Forever
Heads Will Roll
I'm Waiting For the Man
Lips Like Sugar
Ocean Rain
NOTES: Tim Fletcher of The Stills dueted with McCulloch on "Waiting For the Man". "
haven't seen so many people run up on stage since Electrafixion's Ventura Theatre show in '96
. A few hecklers as well." - Seven Seas email list post
November 10th, 2003
Echo and the Bunnymen
Tokyo, Japan; Ebisu Garden
Show of Strength
Rescue
Silver
Seven Seas
Rust
Crocodiles
Bring on the Dancing Horses
Bedbugs and Ballyhoo
The Back of Love
The Killing Moon
I'll Fly Tonight
All My Colours (Zimbo)
Over the Wall
The Cutter
Nothing Lasts Forever/Walk on the wild Side
Lips Like Sugar
Heads Will Roll
Ocean Rain
November 13th, 2003
Echo and the Bunnymen
Sydney, Australia; The Metro
NOTES: A review in the Sydney Morning Herald describes this as a great show plagued by sound problems.
November 14th, 2003
Echo and the Bunnymen
Melbourne, Australia; Prince of Wales
NOTES: "McCulloch, wearing dark glasses and looking fit, opened the show with 'Show of Strength' .... Highlights were 'Crocodiles'
. 'I'll Fly Tonight', the relentless 'Over The Wall', 'Lips Like Sugar' (one of their happier, poppier moments) and -- unquestionably the band's biggest hit -- the wonderfully anthemic 'The Cutter'. They returned for two encores (the first ending with a cheeky segue into Lou Reed's 'Walk on the Wild Side'), before ending with 'Heads Will Roll' and 'Ocean Rain'. They could probably have done a third encore, given the audience's delirium." -- Jo Roberts, theage.com.au
November 17th, 2003
Echo and the Bunnymen
Porto Alegre, Brazil; Bar Opiniao
November 18th, 2003
Echo and the Bunnymen
Sao Paulo, Brazil; Credicard Hall
Show of Strength
Rescue
Silver
Seven Seas
The Game
Rust
Crocodiles
Bring on the Dancing Horses
Bedbugs and Ballyhoo
The Back of Love
The Killing Moon
The Cutter
All My Colours (Zimbo)
I'll Fly Tonight
Over the Wall
Do It Clean
Nothing Lasts Forever/Walk on the Wild Side/Don't Let Me Down
Lips Like Sugar
Heads Will Roll
Ocean Rain
November 26th, 2003
Echo and the Bunnymen
Dublin, Ireland; Vicar Street
Show of Strength
Rescue
Silver
Seven Seas
Rust
Crocodiles
Bring on the Dancing Horses
Bedbugs and Ballyhoo
The Back of Love
The Killing Moon
I'll Fly Tonight
All My Colours (Zimbo)
Over the Wall
The Cutter
Nothing Lasts Forever
Lips Like Sugar
Heads Will Roll
Ocean Rain
November 28th, 2003
Echo and the Bunnymen
Glasgow, Scotland; Barrowland
Show of Strength
Rescue
Silver
Seven Seas
Rust
Crocodiles
Bedbugs and Ballyhoo
Bring on the Dancing Horses
The Back of Love
The Killing Moon
The Cutter
I'll Fly Tonight (stopped after 2 lines or so)
All My Colours (Zimbo)
Over the Wall
Do It Clean
Nothing Lasts Forever/Walk on the Wild Side
Lips Like Sugar
Heads Will Roll
Ocean Rain
NOTES: "I've always said Barrowlands is the best venue in the world .... I know it's 'Barrowland', but 'Barrowlands' is the way we've always said it." -- Ian McCulloch, Glasgow Sunday Herald, November 23rd, 2003. "The sound and lights were great. On one song there was so much smoke that the Bunnymen started playing 'I'll Fly Tonight' for a few lines until someone (Will, I think) said 'It was supposed to be Zimbo'. Ian retorted, 'I couldn't see.'" - Seven Seas email list post
November 29th, 2003
Echo and the Bunnymen
Liverpool, England; Royal Court Theatre
Show of Strength
Rescue
Silver
Seven Seas
Rust
Crocodiles
Bedbugs and Ballyhoo
Bring on the Dancing Horses
The Back of Love
The Killing Moon
The Cutter
I'll Fly Tonight
All My Colours (Zimbo)
Over the Wall
Do It Clean
Nothing Lasts Forever/Walk on the Wild Side
Lips Like Sugar
Heads Will Roll
Ocean Rain
NOTES: "The classic 'Killing Moon' - with a croaking McCulloch helped through by the audience - is embarrassing. By contrast, the lower-keyed 'Rust' is delivered with beauty and emotion, McCulloch excelling in his role as the errant prodigal son who invites love and forgiveness because of the twinkle in his eye. 'Silver' and 'Dancing Horses' skip youthfully. The percussive 'Zimbo' -- unexpectedly and movingly dedicated to De Freitas -- is utterly majestic. However, only three songs date from after 1987." -- Dave Simpson, The Guardian
November 30th, 2003
Echo and the Bunnymen
London, England; Shepherds Bush Empire Theatre
Show of Strength
Rescue
Silver
Seven Seas
Rust
Crocodiles
Bedbugs and Ballyhoo
Bring on the Dancing Horses
The Back of Love
The Killing Moon
The Cutter
I'll Fly Tonight
All My Colours (Zimbo)
Over the Wall
Do It Clean
Nothing Lasts Forever/Walk on the Wild Side
Lips Like Sugar
Heads Will Roll
Ocean Rain
NOTES: "For 'Do it Clean', Sergeant slashed out a savage riff, his pendulous fringe swinging in time, and the song morphed into several others, ad-libbed by McCulloch, one of them the Doors' 'LA Woman'. It was a bit of a mess, frankly, but a glorious one which, contrary to all the laws of rock and roll reunions, took you right back to the real thing. " -- Andrew Perry, Telegraph.co.uk
December 2nd, 2003
Echo and the Bunnymen
Amsterdam, Netherlands; Paradiso
Show of Strength
Rescue
Silver
Seven Seas
Rust
Crocodiles
Bedbugs and Ballyhoo
Bring on the Dancing Horses
The Back of Love
The Killing Moon
The Cutter
Villiers Terrace
All My Colours (Zimbo)
Over the Wall
Do It Clean
Nothing Lasts Forever/Walk on the Wild Side
Lips Like Sugar
Heads Will Roll
Ocean Rain
December 3rd, 2003
Echo and the Bunnymen
Brussels, Belgium; L'Ancienne Belgique
Show of Strength
Rescue
Silver
Seven Seas
Rust
Crocodiles
Bedbugs and Ballyhoo
Bring on the Dancing Horses
The Back of Love
The Killing Moon
The Cutter
Villiers Terrace
All My Colours (Zimbo)
Over the Wall
Lips Like Sugar
Nothing Lasts Forever/Walk on the Wild Side
Do It Clean
Ocean Rain
1978/1979/1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 (January-August) 1984 (September-December) 1985 1986 1987 (January-August) 1987 (September-December) 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992/1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 (January-August) 1999 (September-December)/2000 2001 (January-August) 2001 (September-December) 2002 2003 2004 2005 (January-August) 2005 (September-December) 2006 2007
Corrections, additions and amendments warmly received and greatly appreciated:
Kristin F. Smith
blinfool@wyomail.com
I took as my starting point Steve Doughty's excellent and comprehensive Bunnymen Recordings site, and have filled in gaps using the Seven Seas Archive (which went back to January 1st, 1999 at the time I copied it all into text files), as well as the various other web pages and articles cited in my listings. This is still very much a work in progress. I have received a good deal of help from members of the Seven Seas and Bunnymen.com communities -- thank you all!
This page last updated: October 24th, 2005
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