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Revolt Tour

2011 concert tour by Hollywood Undead

2011 concert tour by Hollywood Undead

FieldValue
concert_tour_nameRevolt Tour
imageRevolt Tour Banner.jpg
image_size220px
image_captionThe official banner for the tour
albumAmerican Tragedy
locationNorth America
artistHollywood Undead
start_dateApril 6, 2011
end_dateMay 27, 2011
number_of_legs1
number_of_shows30
last_tourNightmare After Christmas Tour
(2011)
this_tourRevolt Tour
(2011)
next_tourEndless Summer Tour
(2011)

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The Revolt Tour was a tour by rap rock band Hollywood Undead, taking place in support of their second studio album American Tragedy, which was released on April 5, 2011. The tour began the day after the album's North American release on April 6, 2011. The tour follows their supporting role in Bullet for my Valentine's Fever Tour in late 2010 and Avenged Sevenfold's Nightmare After Christmas Tour in early 2011. It is the band's first headlining promotional tour following their 2009 touring in support of their 2008 debut album, Swan Songs.

The tour began in Boston, Massachusetts on April 6, 2011 and concluded on May 27 in Des Moines, Iowa. The tour venues consisted mainly of "House of Blues" locations along with other various venues along the way. Following the Revolt Tour, Hollywood Undead played several festivals then headlined a second major tour, the Endless Summer Tour, where they were joined by All That Remains beginning on July 9, 2011. Supporting act All That Remains was in the tour in support of their album, For We Are Many.

Set list

  1. "Undead"
  2. "Sell Your Soul"
  3. "Been to Hell"
  4. "Bottle and a Gun"
  5. "Gangsta Sexy" (performed in place of "Bottle and a Gun" on certain tour dates)
  6. "California"
  7. "City"
  8. "Black Dahlia"
  9. "Comin' in Hot"
  10. "Paradise Lost"
  11. "My Town"
  12. "No. 5"
  13. "Young"

Encore

  1. "Everywhere I Go"

  2. "Hear Me Now"

  3. "The Wicked Ones"

  4. "At a Loss"

  5. "Empires"

  6. "Now is the Time (Ravenous)"

  7. "Fade into (The Ocean)"

  8. "Fix Me"

  9. "Wasteland"

  10. "Shoot it Out"

  11. "The Takeover"

  12. "American Wasted"

  13. "Race You to the Bottom"

  14. "Little Sister"

  15. "Resolve to Fight"

  16. "Laid"

  17. "Rich Kids"

  18. "Loss of Desire"

  19. "Everyone's Alone"

  20. "Head Underwater"

  21. "It's Getting Worse"

  22. "Out of Focus"

  23. "The Hell with Motivation"

  24. "Take a Side"

  25. "Can't Sleep It Off"

  26. "Are You Blind"

Tour dates

DateCityCountryVenue
BostonUnited StatesHouse of Blues
WallingfordThe Dome at Oakdale
New York CityIrving Plaza
BuffaloTown Ballroom
PhiladelphiaTheater of Living Arts
MarylandBourbon Street Ballroom
CharlotteThe Fillmore Charlotte
For LauderdaleRevolution
New OrleansHouse of Blues
DallasHouse of Blues
AlbuquerqueSunshine Theater
ModestoModesto Center Plaza
RenoKnitting Factory Concert House
SacramentoAce of Spades
San DiegoHouse of Blues
Los AngelesThe Wiltern
San FranciscoThe Fillmore
SpokaneKnitting Factory Concert House
Las VegasHouse of Blues
OdessaDos Amigos
HoustonHouse of Blues
DenverThe Fillmore Auditorium
ChicagoHouse of Blues
Myrtle BeachHouse of Blues
AtlantaTabernacle
CincinnatiBogart's
DetroitSt. Andrew's Hall
ClevelandHouse of Blues
Grand RapidsThe Orbit Room
Des MoinesVal Air Ballroom

Support acts

References

References

  1. RTT Staff Writer. (May 27, 2011). "All That Remains To Tour With Hollywood Undead". RTT News.
  2. "Hollywood Undead Average Setlists of tour: Revolt Tour 2011". The Setlist Wiki.
  3. "10 Years Average Setlists of tour: Revolt Tour 2011". The Setlist Wiki.
  4. "New Medicine Average Setlists of tour: Revolt Tour 2011". The Setlist Wiki.
  5. "Drive-A Average Setlists of tour: Revolt Tour 2011". The Setlist Wiki.
  6. (March 2, 2011). "HOLLYWOOD UNDEAD TO HEADLINE REVOLT TOUR 2011". MVRemix Rock.
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