Post Tour

Post Tour

Tour by Björk
Promotional flyer for the 1996 Japan leg.
Associated album	Post
Start date	July 6, 1995
End date	February 27, 1997
Number of shows	50 in Europe 29 in North America 16 in Asia 10 in Oceania 1 in South America 106 Total
Björk concert chronology

The Post Tour was a tour by the singer Björk that mainly focused on her album Post. She also performed some songs from her first album Debut. She performed a total of 22 songs on the tour. The tour was released on DVD and VHS as Live at Shepherds Bush Empire. Some tracks from that release also appear on Post Live.

Opening acts

• Goldie
• Aphex Twin
• Plaid
• Red Snapper
• 808 State

Songs performed

Song	Album
"Headphones"	Post
"Army of Me"	Post
"One Day" (Trevor Morales Remix)	Debut
"The Modern Things"	Post
"Human Behaviour"	Debut
"You've Been Flirting Again"	Post
"Isobel"	Post
"Venus as a Boy"	Debut
"Possibly Maybe"	Post
"Charlene"	Post (b-side)
"I Go Humble"	Post (b-side)
"The Anchor Song"	Debut
"Hyperballad"	Post
"Enjoy"	Post
"I Miss You"	Post
"Crying"	Debut
"Violently Happy"	Debut
"5 Years" (Unreleased at the time, originally known as "I Dare You")	Homogenic
"It's Oh So Quiet"	Post
"Big Time Sensuality" (Plaid Remix)	Debut
"Sweet Intuition"	Post (b-side)
"Le petit chevalier" (Nico cover)	Nico cover

Tour dates

Date	City	Country	Venue
Europe[1][2]
July 6, 1995	Dundee	Scotland	Caird Hall
July 7, 1995	Glasgow		Barrowland Ballroom
July 9, 1995	Cork	Ireland	Cork City Hall
July 12, 1995	Dublin		SFX Hall
July 13, 1995
North America[1][2]
July 22, 1995	Bremerton	United States	Kitsap County Fairgrounds
July 23, 1995	Portland		La Luna
July 25, 1995	San Francisco		The Warfield
July 26, 1995	Los Angeles		The Palace
July 27, 1995
July 29, 1995	Dallas		Trees
July 31, 1995			Deep Ellum Live
August 2, 1995	Atlanta		The Masquerade
August 4, 1995	Chicago		Metro Chicago
August 5, 1995	Detroit		The State Theatre
Europe[1]
August 6, 1995^[A]	Reykjavík	Iceland	Laugardalur Park
North America[1][2]
August 7, 1995	Toronto	Canada	The Warehouse
August 10, 1995	Washington, D.C.	United States	The Capitol Ballroom
August 14, 1995	Boston		The Avalon
August 15, 1995	New York City		The Academy
Europe[1][2][3]
August 19, 1995	Cologne	Germany	E-Werk
August 26, 1995^[B]	Reading	England	Little John's Farm
September 2, 1995	Athens	Greece	Lycabettus Theatre
September 15, 1995	Vienna	Austria	Burgtheater
September 18, 1995	Madrid	Spain	La Riviera
September 19, 1995	Barcelona		Template:Zeleste
September 22, 1995	Milan	Italy	Palalido
September 23, 1995	Nonantola		Vox Club
September 25, 1995	Munich	Germany	Munich-Riem Airport
September 26, 1995^[C]	Wiesen	Austria	Festivalgelände Wiesen
September 29, 1995	Budapest	Hungary	Petofi Csarnok
September 30, 1995	Prague	Czech Republic	Palace Kultury
October 4, 1995	Hamburg	Germany	Sportshalle
October 6, 1995	Oslo	Norway	Oslo Spektrum
October 7, 1995	Gothenburg	Sweden	Heden
October 8, 1995	Copenhagen	Denmark	K.B. Hallen
October 10, 1995	Rotterdam	Netherlands	Ahoy Rotterdam
October 11, 1995	Paris	France	Zénith de Paris
October 14, 1995	Montpellier		Le Zénith Sud
October 16, 1995	Lyon		Transbordeur
North America[1]
October 26, 1995	Houston	United States	Numbers
October 27, 1995	Austin		Liberty Lunch
October 30, 1995	San Diego		Copley Symphony Hall
November 1, 1995	Los Angeles		Hollywood Palladium
November 3, 1995	San Francisco		The Warfield
November 4, 1995
November 5, 1995	Seattle		N/A
November 7, 1995	Denver		Paramount Theatre
November 9, 1995	Minneapolis		First Avenue
November 11, 1995	Chicago		Riviera Theatre
November 12, 1995	Cleveland		Agora Theatre and Ballroom
November 14, 1995	New Haven		Palace Theatre
November 16, 1995	Providence		The Strand
November 17, 1995	New York City		Roseland Ballroom
Europe[4]
January 19, 1996	Sheffield	England	Sheffield Arena
January 20, 1996	Manchester		G-MEX Centre
January 22, 1996	Bournemouth		Bournemouth International Centre
January 25, 1996	London		Wembley Arena
Asia[4]
January 31, 1996	Tokyo	Japan	Garden Hall
February 1, 1996
February 4, 1996			Nippon Budokan
February 5, 1996	Nagoya		Aichi Kinro Kaikan
February 7, 1996	Fukuoka		Denki Hall
February 9, 1996	Osaka		IMP Hall
February 10, 1996
February 12, 1996	Beijing	China	Beijing Workers' Gymnasium
February 14, 1996	Shanghai		N/A
February 16, 1996	Hong Kong	Hong Kong	Queen Elizabeth Stadium
February 17, 1996
February 21, 1996	Bangkok	Thailand	MBK Center
February 23, 1996	Singapore	Singapore	Zouk
Oceania[4][5]
February 28, 1996	Christchurch	New Zealand	Christchurch Town Hall
March 1, 1996	Wellington		Show Building
March 2, 1996	Auckland		Supertop
March 5, 1996	Sydney	Australia	Hordern Pavilion
March 6, 1996
March 7, 1996	Canberra		Royal Theatre
March 9, 1996	Brisbane		Brisbane Festival Hall
March 11, 1996	Adelaide		Adelaide Festival Centre
March 12, 1996	Melbourne		Melbourne Entertainment Centre
March 16, 1996	Perth		Belvoir Amphitheatre
Europe[4]
June 7, 1996	Paris	France	The Academy
June 13, 1996^[D]	Hultsfred	Sweden	Hultsfreds Hembygdspark
North America[4]
June 16, 1996^[E]	San Francisco	United States	Golden Gate Park
Europe[4][6]
June 21, 1996^[F]	Reykjavík	Iceland	Laugardalshöll
June 28, 1996^[G]	Roskilde	Denmark	Festivalpladsen
June 29, 1996^[H]	Oslo	Norway	Kalvøya
July 2, 1996	Lisbon	Portugal	Coliseu dos Recreios
July 6, 1996^[I]	Torhout	Belgium	Festivalweide
July 7, 1996^[I]	Werchter		Werchterpark
July 12, 1996^[J]	Pori	Finland	Kirjurinluoto Arena
July 13, 1996^[K]	Riga	Latvia	Mežaparks
July 19, 1996^[L]	Bern	Switzerland	Gurten
July 20, 1996^[M]	Stratford-upon-Avon	England	Long Marston Airfield
August 10, 1996^[N]	Knebworth		Knebworth House
August 23, 1996^[O]	Biddinghuizen	Netherlands	Spijk en Bremerberg
Asia[4]
August 26, 1996	Tel Aviv	Israel	Cinerama
August 27, 1996	Caesarea		Roman Theater
August 28, 1996	Jerusalem		Sultan's Pool
Europe[4]
August 30, 1996	Dublin	Ireland	The Point
September 1, 1996^[P]	Irvine	Scotland	Irvine Beach
September 9, 1996	London	England	Wembley Arena
September 13, 1996^[Q]			Wembley Stadium
October 10, 1996	Oslo	Norway	Oslo Spektrum
South America[4]
October 13, 1996^[R]	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	Museum of Modern Art
Europe[4]
February 27, 1997	London	England	Shepherds Bush Empire

Festivals and other miscellaneous performances

^A This concert was a part of Uxi Festival ^B This concert was a part of Reading Festival ^C This concert was a part of Wiesen Festival ^D This concert was a part of Hultsfred Festival ^E This concert was a part of Tibetan Freedom Concert ^F This concert was a part of The Arts Festival ^G This concert was a part of Roskilde Festival ^H This concert was a part of Kalvøya Festival ^I These concerts were part of Torhout-Werchter Festival

^J This concert was a part of Pori Jazz ^K This concert was a part of Riga Rock Summer ^L This concert was a part of Gurtenfestival ^M This concert was a part of Phoenix Festival ^N This concert was a part of Knebworth Festival ^O This concert was a part of Lowlands ^P This concert was a part of Irvine Beach Festival ^Q This concert was a part of Top of the Pops Weekend Festival ^R This concert was a part of Free Jazz Festival

Cancellations and rescheduled shows

October 3, 1995	Berlin, Germany	Tempodrom	Cancelled.[1]
June 25, 1996	Lisbon, Portugal	Coliseu dos Recreios	Postponed due to laryngitis. Rescheduled to July 2, 1996.[4]

Promotional performances

Date	Show	Set
April 20, 1995	Top of the Pops	"Army of Me" (with Skunk Anansie)
April 22, 1995	The White Room	"Army of Me" "I Miss You"
April 23, 1995	Top of the Pops	"Army of Me"
June 17, 1995	Later... with Jools Holland	"Hyperballad" "Possibly Maybe" "Venus as a Boy"
August 16, 1995	Late Show with David Letterman	"Hyperballad"
August 17, 1995	Top of the Pops	"Isobel" (live from New York)
August 24, 1995	Top of the Pops	"Isobel"
Summer 1995	Festivalbar	"Army of Me"
November 2, 1995	The Tonight Show with Jay Leno	"It's Oh So Quiet"
November 23, 1995	Top of the Pops	"It's Oh So Quiet"
December 3, 1995	Smash Hits Poll Winners Party	"It's Oh So Quiet"
December 14, 1995	Top of the Pops	"It's Oh So Quiet"
January 11, 1996	TFI Friday	"Possibly Maybe"
January 13, 1996	Jack Dee's Saturday Night	"It's Oh So Quiet"
February 18, 1996	Taratata	"It's Oh So Quiet"
April 19, 1996	TFI Friday	"I Miss You"
November 8, 1996	Top of the Pops	"Possibly Maybe"
March 4, 1997	1997 Nordic Council Music Prize	"Hyperballad" (In Icelandic) "You've Been Flirting Again"(In Icelandic) "5 Years"[7]

References

1. "gigography - 1995". old.bjork.com. Retrieved 8 April 2013.
2. "1995 Bjork". setlist.fm. Retrieved 8 April 2013.
3. "Björk’s Concert Listing – Events from 1995". last.fm. Retrieved 8 April 2013.
4. "gigography - 1996". old.bjork.com. Retrieved 8 April 2013.
5. "Björk’s Concert Listing – Events from 1996". last.fm. Retrieved 9 April 2013.
6. "Listahátíð í Reykjavík 1996". p. 21. Retrieved 16 May 2013.
7. Falk, Johan (Det Virtuelle Musikbibliotek). "BJÖRK A Breath of fresh Air for the Nordic Council". Det. Retrieved 23 March 2014. Check date values in: |date= (help)