I'll Sleep When I'm Dead Tour

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The I'll Sleep When I'm Dead Tour was a concert tour by American hard rock band Bon Jovi that ran during the second half of 1993. The tour was an extension of the Keep the Faith Tour which was in promotion of the 1992 multi-platinum album Keep the Faith. The tour returned to Europe, Asia and North America and also visited countries such as Australia and Argentina, which were not visited during the initial Keep the Faith tour earlier in the year.

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Personnel

• Jon Bon Jovi - lead vocals, guitar
• Richie Sambora - guitar, backing vocals, talkbox
• Alec John Such - bass, backing vocals
• Tico Torres - drums, percussion
• David Bryan- keyboards, piano, backing vocals

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Support acts

The first leg in North America was supported by hard rock band Extreme from Massachusetts. The European leg of the tour had an arrangement of support acts. These acts were Little Angels, Billy Idol and Manic Street Preachers. Savatage had to turn down the European leg of the tour in Fall 1993 because of their own US commitments and then Criss Oliva's death on top of that. Eight of the dates on the Australian leg of the tour was supported by Jimmy Barnes while the support act in Perth was local outfit Rough Justice. Wild T and the Spirit was the support act for the final leg of the tour in Canada.

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Set list

• I Believe
• Wild In The Streets
• You Give Love a Bad Name
• Born to Be My Baby
• Can't Help Falling in Love
• Bed of Roses
• Keep the Faith
• I'd Die for You
• Blaze of Glory
• Lay Your Hands on Me
• I'll Sleep When I'm Dead
• Blood on Blood
• Bad Medicine
• Shout
• Wanted Dead or Alive
• In These Arms
• Livin' on a Prayer

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Tour dates

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Z-100 Birthday Party

During the first leg of the tour, Bon Jovi played at Madison Square Garden in New York to celebrate radio station Z100's birthday. The concert was held on July 28 and featured Duran Duran, Proclaimers, Terence Trent D'Arby and 10,000 Maniacs.

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References

Source of the article : Wikipedia