A Chronology of Skinny Puppy

Unfinished/test/shitty version October 18, 2003

Notes:

• For clarity's sake, cEvin Key and Nivek Ogre are referred to utilizing these pseudonyms throughout this chronology, even in instances which occured before these names were adopted.
• Tour dates are taken from published tour itineraries, ticket stubs, hand bills, and various other sources. It should be noted that many dates and locations may be incorrect and in the case of information dating from before the tour, many dates may not have even happened. Any hard documentation of dates is greatly appreciated, and much thanks goes to those who have contributed to this Chronology.
• The dates of the live clips on the Brap CD-rom are quite often incorrect, so they are not used here as an authoritative source. However, when they (or any other form of currently questionable information) do appear here I have added a (?) to indicate the questionable nature of the entry. The dates and locations of the backstage homevideo clips are currently listed here because it is doubtful that a more authoritative source would ever be available. The date and time stamp on the camcoder is also presumed to be correct.
• I have tried to place all events in chronological order as best as possible, however in the cases where specific dates are lacked some leeway has been taken.
• The release dates are often taken from Nettwerk's website, but a number of them are very questionable.
• Special thanks to Joe Vizvary, whose insight was immeasurably valuable, Todd Zachritz, who went beyond the call of duty to provide the great majority of the tour itinerary information and documentation, cQ, Andrew Gowans, and Alex Veronac, for their contributions and Román García Albertos, whose FZ Lyrics site inspired this.
• I've lost the names of the people who sent me some of the images. If you see yours here drop me a line so I can give you the deserved credit.

1. Pre-Puppy, Back and Forth, Remission
2. Bites
3. Mind:TPI
4. Cleanse Fold and Manipulate
5. Head Trauma and VIVIsectVI
6. Rabies
7. Too Dark Park
8. Last Rights
9. The Process and Subconscious
10. Post-Skinny Puppy
     

January '85	Short Images in Vogue tour. Bites bedtracks recorded at the Hamilton St. warehouse using IIV gear.	Bites
February '85	Images in Vogue records and mixes LP
Feburary '85	First Skinny Puppy show with Wilhelm Schroeder at the New York Theatre in Vancouver, with Rave mixing the sound and Joe Vizvary running the stage monitors. The Smothered Hope and Far Too Frail video footage is from this show.	Smothered Hope video  Far Too Frail video  Possibly the Brap CD-Rom footage which is backed by Smothered Hope and paired with K-9
February '85	Skinny Puppy perform live at the Luv-a-fair in Vancouver.
February '85	The band Voice, featuring Dwayne Goettel (at this point still unrelated to Skinny Puppy) record their Anno Di Voce EP.	Voice: Anno Di Voce
Early or Mid '85	cEvin and Ogre open as Hell 'O' Death Day for Chris and Cosey. The material from this project eventually became the bonus tracks on the Remission cassette and CD and were configured into the various editions of  Bites
Early or Mid '85	The Tear Garden's Oo Ee Oo is recorded, though Edward's vocals must have been added at a later date.	The Tear Garden: Tired Eyes Slowly Burning
March - May '85	Images in Vogue tours
May '85	Skinny Puppy performs at University of British Columbia (possibly).	Bootleg video may exist (?!?!?)
May - June '85	Tom Ellard's Severed Heads perform at Luv-a-fair in Vancouver and he produces the recording of Assimilate
June 16, 1985	cEvin's last show with Images in Vogue
July '85	Images in Vogue's Save It video is filmed, in which cEvin appears
July 7, 1985	Skinny Puppy perform live at the New York Theatre in Vancouver for the second time.	Handbill provided by Joachim Plorin. The Assimilate video is clearly from a different performance than Smothered Hope/Far Too Frail: Ogre is wearing different clothes, the scaled down Bites-tour version of the stage set is used, etc. Even though the video itself was produced before Smothered Hope/Far Too Frail, it seems that the show at which it was shot was at a later date. If it was shot at the New York Theatre (as reported) it must be from this date.
August '85	cEvin helps out with Images in Vogue's 12" remix of Save It and teaches Derrick Gyles, his replacement, the drum parts.	Images in Vogue: Save It 12"
Mid '85 - September 30, 1985	Bites is released (the date of June 5th currently given by Nettwerk's site is almost surely incorrect)	Bites Bites charted on CHRW 94.7 FM on Sept. 30, so it must have been released sometime before then
Bites tour	Beginning in Canada, continuing down the east coast, followed by further dates in the U.S. The tour was planned to finish up with a short stay in Europe in February but this did not happen.	Dates assembled from interviews and other sources
Novemeber 1, 1985	New York Theatre in Vancouver	Their third performance at the venue
November 11, 1985	The Diamond club in Toronto	Bootleg audio exists and at least part of the show was professionally filmed
November 13, 1985	the Pariah or Zinc (?) in Canada
November 17, 1985	Club Holiday or Foufounes Electrique in Montreal
November 20, 1985	Halifax
November/December '85	Edmonton	Opening band was Water, featuring Dwayne Goettel on keyboards. cEvin and Dwayne meet for the first time at this show.
December '85	The Kitchen in New York City	12/?/85 setlist
December 5, 1985	The 9:30 Club in Washington, DC	Their first U.S. show on a bill with the Volcano Suns which also the occasion of the first-known Puppy related internet posting: a bad review by an attendee.
December 10, 1985 (?)	Cleveland, OH
December 14, 1985 (?)	The Joz in Chicago, IL
December 16, 1985 (?)	Cafe Voltaire in Milwaukee, WI
December 17, 1985	Club Degenerate in Minneapolis, MN	interviewed by Ron Clark for 'Power for Living' (thanks to Jeff Ashley)
December 26, 1985	New York Theatre in Vancouver	Image snagged off Ebay
December 29 (?), 1985	Sessions at Mushroom, likely devoted to the Flu project (which may have began as early as May or June '85).

Early - Mid '86	The recording of Mind:TPI, during which Wilhelm leaves the band. Dwayne is drafted as his replacement around the summer (possibly August).	Mind:TPI
Early - Mid '86	Edward Ka-Spel performs three solo shows in Vancouver and one in Seattle (all with sound by cEvin) followed by the recording of the Tear Garden EP	The Tear Garden: The Tear Garden
May '86	Dig It 12" is released	Dig It
Summer '86	Expo festival in Vancouver with Test Dept. and Einstuerzende Neubauten, whose performances were co-organized by Puppy. Puppy was set to perform but the show was cancelled after another band urinated onstage. Puppy's performance was moved to the University of British Columbia.
September 5, 1986	Mind: The Perpetual Intercourse is released	Mind:TPI
September 24, 1986	The Tear Garden's eponymous EP is released	The Tear Garden: The Tear Garden
Mind:TPI tour	Moving from Canada to Europe and ending up in the U.S., the tour lasted from September through December. Much, if not all, of this tour was co-headlined with Severed Heads. a; GRUMH also appeared on some dates. Sometimes referred to as the "Dig It / Bigot" tour as Dig It was their current single and Come Visit the Big Bigot was the current Severed Heads album.	Dates pieced together from various sources, with major help from Todd Zachritz and period (!) internet posts by Greg Earle (forwarded to me by cQ). Many dates in conflict and/or questionable.
September 24, 1986	Federation Hall at the University of Waterloo in Ontario	Image snagged off Ebay Review
September 29, 1986	Skinny Puppy perform live in-the-studio for the CBC Brave New Waves radio show. Last Call on Brap is from this performance. After the performance the entire band took part in an on-air interview.	9/29/86 setlist Last Call on Brap
September 30, 1986	Foufounes Électriques in Montreal	Date thanks to Alex Veronac
Septmember (?) '86	Vancouver	bootleg video exists
October 2, 1986	Disonville, Preau
October 4, 1986 (?)	Brussells	mentioned in Sept. 29 interview
October 5, 1986	Futurama Festival (headlined by Nick Cave) in Deinze, Brielpoort Belgium	mentioned in Sept. 29 interview confirmed here
October 8, 1986	Live performance of Dig It on FM radio in Den Haag
October 11, 1986		Brap
October 14, 1986	Stockholm, Sweden
October 16, 1986	Gothenberg, Sweden
October 20, 1986	Kir in Hamburg, Germany
October 21, 1986	Logo, Bochum Germany. The live recording of Brap from the collection of the same name is from this performance.	Brap
October 23, 1986	Metropol in Aachean, Germany
October 26, 1986	Strassbourg, Germany
November 3, 1986	Batschskapp in Frankfurt, Germany
November 4, 1986	Live completely improvised performance with members of Severed heads, a;GRUMH , & Snowy Red at Munchen Limit
November 8, 1986	Cultural Foyer in France
November 17, 1986	Porter Hall at Carleton University in Ottowa, Canada
November 19, 1986	The Palladium in New York City, NY
November 20, 1986	Paradise Club in Boston, MA
November 21 or 22, 1986	Cat Club in New York City, NY
November 23, 1986	The Pyramid Club in Richmond, VA
November 24, 1986	East Side Club in Washington D.C. (originally planned for the 9:30 club)
November 25, 1986	Peabody's Down Under in Cleveland, OH
November 26, 1986	St. Andrews Hall in Detroit, MI
November 28, 1986	Two sets at the Cabaret Metro in Chicago, IL
December 1, 1986	Antenna in Memphis, TN
December 2, 1986	688 in Atlanta, GA
December 6, 1986	The Bowery in Oklahoma City, OK
December 4 or 9, 1986	Niemans in Baton Rouge, LA
December 10, 1986	The Roxy in Los Angeles, CA	Image provided by cQ Bootleg video exists
December 11, 1986	The Stone in San Francisco, CA
December 13, 1986	The Hub in Seattle, WA (originally planned for Moore Theatre)	Image provided by cQ

'87	Ogre, Rave, and Rose Ogilvie collaborate in the studio on Aftermath, a project which never saw official release (but which may be connected to the later Raw Dog track).
Cleanse Fold & Manipulate tour	The first leg of the CFM tour, covering North America. Edward Ka-Spel opened for some, if not all, of these dates
April 10, 1987	Moore Theatre in Seattle, WA
April 13, 1987	I-Beam in San Francisco, CA	Date thanks to Brent Crandall
April 26, 1987	Cave Club (?)	Image provided by ???
April 28, 1987	Nieman's in Baton Rouge, LA
May 15, 1987	Cabaret Metro in Chicago, IL
May 21, 1987	The East side in Washington	Washington post review
May 23, 1987 (?)	New York, NY (possibly)	Date taken from possible Ka-Spel show
May 24, 1987 (?)	Boston, MA (possibly)	Date taken from possible Ka-Spel show
May 25, 1987 (?)	Club Flamingo in Halifax, Nova Scotia
May 27, 1987	Porter Hall at Carleton University in Ottowa, Canada (see link)	Image provided by Peter Pauer Live Image (external)
May 31/June 1, 1987	Ain't It Dead Yet? is recorded and filmed live at the Toronto Concert Hall (scheduled for the 31st, it most likely ran past midnight, hence the commonly accepted date of the 1st).	Ain't It Dead Yet?
June 7 - 15, 1987	Most of Tired Eyes Slowly Burning is recorded by Edward, cEvin, Dwayne, Rave, Lee Salford, Lisa, and Ogre (some of the material may very well have been prepared by cEvin and Dwayne beforehand, however).	The Tear Garden: Tired Eyes Slowly Burning
June 25, 1987	Cleanse, Fold and Manipulate is released	Cleanse, Fold and Manipulate
July 14, 1987	The Kitchen in New York, NY
November 24, 1987	Tired Eyes Slowly Burning is released	The Tear Garden: Tired Eyes Slowly Burning

Head Trauma tour	The second leg of the CFM tour, covering Europe and featuring Edward Ka-Spel as an opening act	Dates from various sources including major help from Todd Zachritz and a poster from the German leg supplied by Alex Veronac
April '88	Berlin (?)	Wall homevideo clip on Brap CD-rom
April '88	Denmark (?)	'Buzz-off' homevideo clip on Brap CD-rom
April 14, 1988	Leiden or Appledorn, Holland (The Centre Bullet is performed during Edward Ka-Spel's opening set with cEvin on synth and guitar).	'Nothing unusual' homevideo clip on Brap CD-rom
April 16/17, 1988	Milky Way in Amsterdam, Holland	Beer and backstage homevideo clips on Brap CD-rom (the show began just before midnight on the 16th and continued past the day change)
April 18, 1988	Bochum in Zeche, Germany
April 19, 1988	Markthalle in Hamburg, Germany
April 20, 1988	Mannequin in Alexandra, Copenhagen	images (external link)
April 21, 1988	Goteberg, Sweden	Backstage clip on Brap CD-rom
April 22, 1988	Malmo Stadt in Hamburg, Germany
April 25, 1988	Loft in Berlin, Germany
April 26, 1988	Veto in Salzgitter
April 27, 1988	Luxor in Köln, Germany
April 28, 1988	Batschkapp in Frankfurt, Germany
May 1, 1988	Foyer St. Arbogast, Strassbourg, France (The Centre Bullet is performed during Edward Ka-Spel's opening set with cEvin on synth and guitar).	audio (external link)
May 2, 1988	Röhre in Stuttgart, Germany
May 3, 1988	Manege in Munchen, Germany
May 4, 1988	Posthof, Linz
May 5, 1988	Kennedy's, Wien
May 6, 1988	Kulusic in Zagreb Yugoslavia (now Croatia)	date info courtesy of Tomas and ropot.com
May 7, 1988	Cankarjev Dom in Ljublana Yugoslavia (now Slovenia)	date info courtesy of Tomas and ropot.com rehersal homevideo clip on Brap CD-rom
May 10, 1988	Haus Der Jugend in Ludwigshafen, Germany	Performed Anger
May 11, 1988	Geneve
May 12, 1988	Lille Halle
May 15, 1988	Fabrik in Coesfeld
May '88	Brussels, Belgium (?)	Homevideo clip on Brap CD-rom
May '88	Switzerland (?)	C.H.U.D. homevideo clip on Brap CD-rom
May 21, 1988	Greyhound in London, England (last show of the tour)	Image snagged off of Ebay and provided by??? Backstage homevideo clip on Brap CD-rom
Mid '88	VIVIsectVI recorded	VIVIsectVI
Mid '88	Zxy World is recorded during the VIVIsectVI sessions in Toronto, later to be released as a Doubting Thomas track on Paradigm Shift.
September 12, 1988 (?)	VIVIsectVI is released	VIVIsectVI
VIVIsectVI tour	Various dates throughout the U.S. and Canada.	Dates obtained from a Capitol press ad and other sources provided by Todd Zachritz
October 9, 1988	Variety Arts in Los Angeles, CA
October 14, 1988	Liberty Lunch in Austin, TX	Poster
October 15, 1988 (?)	Austin, TX (maybe a second date?)
October 16, 1988	Oklahoma City, OK
October 18, 1988	Minneapolis, MN
October 20, 1988	Cabaret Metro in Chicago, IL	Image provided by ??? Professionally filmed Pro-shot footage used to create State Aid video Separate amateur video of part of the show also exists as a bootleg Bootleg audio of the whole show exists
October 21, 1988	Phantasy Theatre in Cleveland, OH
October 22, 1988	Detroit, MI	The site of CHUD's theft by a concert goer and ultimate retrieval by the band
October 23, 1988	Bogart's Cincinnatti, OH	The site of Puppy's infamous arrest after an audience member thought the stage show was real and called the police. Upon realizing it was a false alarm, the police nabbed cEvin, Ogre, and road manager Daniel McGee on 'disorderly conduct'
October 24, 1988	After a no contest plea at Hamilton County Municipal Court, the band escapes with a $200 fine.	Brap CD-rom
October 25, 1988	Huntington, WV
October 26, 1988	Columbus, OH
October 28, 1988	Richmond, VA
October 30, 1988	Washington, DC
October 31, 1988	Irving Plaza in New York, NY
November 2, 1988	Trenton, NJ
November 3, 1988	Boston, MA or Cambridge, Ontario
November 5, 1988	Montreal, Quebec
November 6, 1988	The Concert Hall in Toronto, Ontario	Ticket stub provided by Alex Veronac

Dec 31, 1989 - Early '90	Ogre tours with Ministry in support of The Mind is a Terrible Thing to Taste	Ministry: In Case You Didn't Feel Like Showing Up
October 25 or 30, 1990	Too Dark Park is released	Too Dark Park
Too Dark Park tour	41 Shows across North America (though if the Spasmolytic sleeve is to be believed, there was at least one additional show in Denver)	Dates compiled from Nettwerk press info (via Todd Zachritz) and other sources
October 30, 1990	First Avenue in Minneapolis, MN
October 31, 1990	Central Park Ballroom in Milwaukee, WI
November 1, 1990	Mississippi Nights in St. Louis, MO
November 2, 1990	Riviera in Chicago, IL
November 3, 1990	IU Alumni Hall in Bloomington, IN
November 6, 1990	Bogart's in Cincinnati, OH
November 7, 1990	Newport Music Hall in Columbus, OH
November 8, 1990	Agora Ballroom in Cleveland, OH
November 9, 1990	Latin Quarter in Detroit, MI	Image from ???
November 10, 1990	The Concert Hall in Toronto, Ontario	Ticket stub provided by Alex Veronac
November 11, 1990	The Concert Hall in Toronto, Ontario	Handbill provided by Alex Veronac
November 13, 1990	Le Spectrum in Montreal, Quebec
November, 15 1990	Paramount Performing Arts in Springfield, MO
November 16, 1990	The Ritz in New York City, NY
November 17, 1990	Palace Performing Arts in New Haven, CT
November 19, 1990	Ritchie Colliseum in Washinton, DC
November 20, 1990	Metropol in Pittsburgh, PA
November 21, 1990	Painter's Mill Theatre in Baltimore, MA	Live images here (external link)
November 23, 1990	Boathouse in Norfolk, VA
November 24, 1990	1313 Club in Charlotte, NC
November 25, 1990	Masquerade in Atlanta, GA
November 27, 1990	Central City in Gainsville, FL
November 28, 1990	Melbourne Auditorium in Melbourne, FL
November 29, 1990	Club Passion in Miami, FL
November 30, 1990	Beacham Theatre in Orlando, FL
December 1, 1990	Jannus Landing, St. Petersburg, FL
December 5, 1990	Diamond Ballroom in Oklahoma City, OK (apparently changed from original location of Cains Ballroom in Tulsa, OK)	Ticket Stub provided by Kelly Tice
December 6, 1990	The Institute in Dallas, TX	Pass provided by Joe Lucyk Spasmolytic
December 7, 1990	The Institute in Dallas, TX	Spasmolytic
December 8, 1990	Arcadia Theatre in Dallas, TX	Spasmolytic
December 9, 1990	Numbers in Houston, TX	Ticket Stub provided by Tenebrae Spasmolytic
December 10, 1990	Numbers in Houston, TX	Ticket Stub provided by Joe Lucyk Spasmolytic
December 11, 1990	Mirage in Austin, TX
December 12, 1990	Gothic Theatre in Denver, CO	Image provided by Satcha S.
December 13, 1990	After the Gold Rush in Phoenix, AZ
December 14, 1990	Palladium in Los Angeles, CA	Image provided by cQ Bootleg audio exists Brap
December 15, 1990	Iguanas in Tijuana, Mexico
December 17, 1990	Ventura Theatre in Venutra, CA
December 18, 1990	Warfield Theatre in San Francisco, CA	Bootleg audio exists Spasmolytic
December 20, 1990	Melody Ballroom or Fox Theatre in Portland, OR	Image provided by HarshStoneWhite
December 21, 1990	Moore Theatre in Seattle, WA
December 22, 1990	Commodore Ballroom in Vancouver, BC

'91	Spasmolytic EP released	Spasmolytic
Spring '91	Ogre tours with Pigface
April 18, 1991	Ogre performs with Pigface in Miami, FL
April 19, 1991	Ogre performs with Pigface at the Becham Theatre in Orlando, FL
April 24, 1991	Ogre performs with Pigface at the Marquee in NYC
April 25, 1991	Ogre performs with Pigface in Pittsburg, PA (possibly)
April 26, 1991	Ogre performs with Pigface at the Trocadero in Philadelphia, PA
May 1, 1991	Ogre performs with Pigface at the El Mocambo in Toronto	Toronto Star mention
August '91	Last Man to Fly and Sheila Liked the Rodeo are recorded. The keyboards which would later end the Last Rights album are recorded by Martijn de Kleer during these sessions (without his knowledge!).	The Tear Garden: The Last Man To Fly The Tear Garden: Sheila Liked the Rodeo The Tear Garden: Extract from the Empathy Session on Kollabaris Download on Last Rights
Mid - Late '91	Last Rights is recorded (finished in November at the latest)	Last Rights
October 4, 1991	Pigface's Welcome to Mexico...Asshole is released, featuring Ogre on recordings from the tour earlier in the year
October - ??? '91	Ogre tours with Pigface
October ??, 1991	Ogre performs with Pigface at the Temple Theatre in Tacoma, WA After the show, Ogre and Raymond Stonehouse record a 10 hour jam session.	External link mentioning jam session at Pracice Pads Unlimited
October ??, 1991	Ogre performs with Pigface in Portland, OR
October 14, 1991	Ogre performs with Pigface at The Edge in Palo Alto, CA
October 15, 1991	Ogre performs with Pigface at Slim's in San Francisco, CA
October 16, 1991	Ogre performs with Pigface at the I-Beam in San Francisco, CA
October 17, 1991	Ogre performs with Pigface at the Anaconda in Santa Barbara, CA
October 18, 1991	Ogre performs with Pigface at the Palace in LA, CA
October 20, 1991	Ogre performs with Pigface at Sound FX in San Diego, CA
October 21, 1991	Ogre performs with Pigface at Cabaret Metro in Chicago
October '91	Ogre performs with Pigface in El Paso, TX
Late' 91	Ogre tours with Pigface in Europe. During this tour he contracts Hepatitis A and after missing a few shows he undergoes drug treatment. Ogre credits this event and tour with forcing him to end his drug addiction.
January 28, 1992	Last Rights is released	Last Rights
May 8, 1992	The Last Man to Fly is released	The Tear Garden: The Last Man To Fly
Last Rights Tour	Dates across North America, with a stop/vacation in Hawaii and a return to Chicago for the final show. A followingm European leg was planned but cancelled.	Visit my in-depth Last Rights tour page. Dates provided by Todd Zachritz and other sources.
May 20, 1992	Vic Theatre in Chicago, IL	Special press and guest only mini promotional show featuring an introduction to the tour by Ogre, Tim Gore and Bill Morrison and performances of Harsh Stone White/Brap/Tin Omen/Worlock
May 22, 1992	Vic Theatre in Chicago, IL	Performed Spasmolytic and Assimilate as encore
May 23, 1992	Vic Theatre in Chicago, IL
May 26, 1992	Rave in Milwaukee, WI	Bootleg audio exists
May 27, 1992	First Avenue in Minneapolis, MI
May 29, 1992	Agora in Cleveland, OH
May 30, 1992	State Theatre in Detroit, MI
May 31, 1992	Newport Music Hall in Columbus, OH
June 2, 1992	Bogart's in Cincinnatti, OH
June 4, 1992	Concert Hall in Toronto, Ontario	Performed Spasmolytic and Assimilate as encore
June 5, 1992	Concert Hall in Toronto, Ontario
June 6, 1992	Le Spectrum in Montreal, Quebec	Performed Spasmolytic as encore Bootleg audio exists
June 8, 1992	Avalon Ballroom in Boston, MA
June 9, 1992	The Ritz in New York City, NY	Image provided by ???
June 10, 1992	City Limits in Pittsburg, PA (cancelled due to the venue not meeting stage requirements)
June 12, 1992	Trocadero in Philadeplhia, PA
June 13, 1992	Washington DC (apparently changed from Lee District Rox Center in Alexandria, VA)
June 15 or 16, 1992	Center Stage in Atlanta, GA
June 18, 1992	Cameo Theatre in Miami, FL	Bootleg audio and video exist
June 19, 1992	Jannus Landing in St. Petersburg, FL
June 20, 1992	Beechum in Orlando, FL
June 23, 1992	State Palace Theatre in New Orleans, LA	Image provided by Alex Veronac
June 24, 1992	Unicorns in Houston, TX	Image provided by Alex Veronac
June 25, 1992	TX
June 26, 1992	Bronco Bowl in Dallas, TX	Bootleg video exists
June 27, 1992	Oklahoma City, OK(?)
June 29, 1992	Kansas City(?)
June 30, 1992	Liberty Hall in Lawrence, KS	Possibly performed Reclamation and Scrapyard
July 2, 1992	Gothic Theatre in Denver, CO	Image provided by Satcha S.
July 3, 1992	Gothic Theatre in Denver, CO	Image provided by Satcha S.
July 4, 1992	Phoenix, AZ(?)
July 5, 1992	Moore Theatre in Seattle, WA	Bootleg audio exists
July 6, 1992	Melody Hall in Portland, OR (originally planned to be at RkCandy)	Images provided by HarshStoneWhite
July 7, 1992	Warfield in San Francisco, CA(?)
July 8, 1992	Warfield in San Francisco, CA
July 9, 1992	Terrace Theatre in Ventura,CA or Foxx in Portland, OR(?)
July 10, 1992	Palladium in Los Angeles, CA
July 16, 1992	Hawaii
July 17, 1992	Hawaii
July 21, 1992	Cabaret Metro in Chicago, IL (originally planned to be a return to Vic Theatre)	Bootleg audio and video exist
July 25, 1992	Ogre and Rave perform Ode to Groovy live at the Medicine Show at the Palladium in LA, CA