Voodoo Lounge Tour

The Voodoo Lounge Tour was a worldwide concert tour by the Rolling Stones to promote their 1994 album Voodoo Lounge. This was their first tour without bassist Bill Wyman, and their first with touring bassist Darryl Jones, as an additional musician. The tour grossed $320 million, replacing Pink Floyd's Division Bell tour as the highest grossing of any artist at that time.[2] This was subsequently overtaken by a few other tours, but it remains the Rolling Stones' second highest grossing tour behind their 2005–2007 A Bigger Bang Tour.[3]

Voodoo Lounge World Tour
Tour by The Rolling Stones
Associated albumVoodoo Lounge
Start date1 August 1994
End date30 August 1995
Legs4
No. of shows129
Box officeUS $320 million (US$551,989,223 in 2019 dollars[1])
The Rolling Stones concert chronology

"There were lots of hacks out there who said we couldn't do it anymore", remarked Mick Jagger. "But maybe what they meant was they couldn't do it anymore. Anyway, once we started playing, all that died down. You can talk about it and talk about it – but, once we're onstage, the question is answered."[4]

Production design was by Mark Fisher, Charlie Watts, Mick Jagger and Patrick Woodroffe. Graphic design and video animation was by Mark Norton. Total attendance 6.5 million.

Personnel

The Rolling Stones

Additional musicians

Opening acts (incomplete)

  • The Tragically Hip (Cologne 20 June 1995, Hanover 22 June 1995, and two shows at the Rock Werchter festival just outside of Brussels, 24, 25 June 1995)
  • Bryan Adams
  • Blind Melon (Columbia, MO; Ames, IA; Memphis, TN; Denver, CO; Columbia, SC; Pittsburgh, PA)
  • Big Country
  • Counting Crows (Washington, D.C., Indianapolis. Birmingham, & East Rutherford dates only)
  • Buddy Guy (Pasadena dates only)
  • Lenny Kravitz
  • Red Hot Chili Peppers (Pasadena dates only)
  • The Spin Doctors (Toronto 3 December, Montreal, Vancouver dates)
  • Stone Temple Pilots (Toronto 19, 20 August dates)
  • Colin James (Winnipeg, Edmonton dates)
  • Seal (Oakland, San Diego, Salt Lake City dates)
  • Cruel Sea (All Australian Acts 27, 28 March, 1, 2, 5, 8, 12 April dates)
  • Hobo Blues Band (Budapest, Hungary, only)
  • Takacs Tamas Dirty Blues Band (Budapest, Hungary, only)
  • The Exponents (Auckland, New Zealand, 16-17 April)

Set list

The band's set list at the first show at RFK Stadium in Washington, D.C.:

  1. "Not Fade Away"
  2. "Undercover of the Night"
  3. "Tumbling Dice"
  4. "Live with Me"
  5. "You Got Me Rocking"
  6. "Rocks Off"
  7. "Sparks Will Fly"
  8. "Shattered"
  9. "Satisfaction"
  10. "Beast of Burden"
  11. "Memory Motel"
  12. "Out of Tears"
  13. "All Down the Line"
  14. "Hot Stuff"
  15. "I Can't Get Next to You"
  16. "Brand New Car"
  17. "Honky Tonk Women"
  18. "Before They Make Me Run"
  19. "The Worst"
  20. "Love is Strong"
  21. "Monkey Man"
  22. "I Go Wild"
  23. "Start Me Up"
  24. "It's Only Rock 'n' Roll"
  25. "Street Fighting Man"
  26. "Brown Sugar"
  27. "Jumpin' Jack Flash"
Other songs performed
  • No Expectations
  • All Down the Line
  • Wild Horses
  • It's All Over Now
  • Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker)
  • Angie
  • Stop Breaking Down
  • Who Do You Love? (with Bo Diddley)
  • You Can't Always Get What You Want
  • Sad Sad Sad
  • Rock and a Hard Place
  • Just My Imagination
  • Love in Vain
  • Let it Bleed
  • The Spider and the Fly
  • Shine a Light
  • Rip This Joint
  • Sweet Virginia
  • Respectable
  • Still a Fool
  • Down in the Bottom
  • Jump on Top of Me
  • Fool to Cry
  • Black Limousine
  • Connection

Tour dates

Date City Country Venue Opening Act(s) Tickets sold / Available Revenue
North America
1 August 1994Washington, D.C.United StatesRobert F. Kennedy Memorial StadiumCounting Crows108,960 / 108,960$3,990,966
3 August 1994
6 August 1994BirminghamLegion Field19,893 / 50,000
10 August 1994IndianapolisRCA Dome25,000 / 50,000
12 August 1994East RutherfordGiants Stadium201,547 / 201,547$9,531,214
14 August 1994
15 August 1994
17 August 1994
19 August 1994TorontoCanadaCNE StadiumStone Temple Pilots97,197 / 97,197$3,281,367
20 August 1994
23 August 1994WinnipegWinnipeg StadiumColin James50,397 / 50,397$1,720,849
26 August 1994MadisonUnited StatesCamp Randall StadiumLenny Kravitz51,201 / 51,201$2,420,485
28 August 1994ClevelandCleveland StadiumN/A
30 August 1994CincinnatiRiverfront Stadium34,137 / 55,000N/A
4 September 1994FoxboroFoxboro Stadium97,923 / 97,923$4,633,901
5 September 1994
7 September 1994RaleighCarter–Finley Stadium38,738 / 38,738$1,797,502
9 September 1994East LansingSpartan Stadium47,797 / 47,797$2,128,825
11 September 1994ChicagoSoldier Field90,303 / 90,303$4,194,320
12 September 1994
15 September 1994DenverMile High StadiumBlind Melon48,981 / 48,981$2,570,574
18 September 1994ColumbiaFaurot Field39,363 / 39,363$1,789,824
22 September 1994PhiladelphiaVeterans Stadium80,976 / 80,976$3,818,719
23 September 1994
25 September 1994ColumbiaWilliams-Brice Stadium42,223 / 42,223$1,919,442
27 September 1994MemphisLiberty Bowl41,079 / 41,079$1,955,284
29 September 1994PittsburghThree Rivers Stadium49,332 / 49,332$2,311,297
1 October 1994AmesCyclone Field30,029 / 30,029$1,234,605
4 October 1994EdmontonCanadaCommonwealth StadiumColin James121,604 / 121,604$4,327,764
5 October 1994
10 October 1994New OrleansUnited StatesLouisiana SuperdomeBryan Adams32,687 / 40,000$1,464,250
14 October 1994Las VegasMGM Grand Garden ArenaBuddy Guy21,674 / 21,674$4,184,050
15 October 1994
17 October 1994San DiegoJack Murphy StadiumSeal49,139 / 49,139$2,331,250
19 October 1994PasadenaRose BowlRed Hot Chili Peppers
Buddy Guy
119,140 / 119,140$6,153,301
21 October 1994
23 October 1994Salt Lake CityRice StadiumSeal33,478 / 33,478$1,678,855
26 October 1994OaklandOakland Coliseum199,285 / 199,285$9,431,700
28 October 1994
29 October 1994
31 October 1994
3 November 1994El PasoSun BowlBryan Adams38,732 / 42,000$1,996,710
5 November 1994San AntonioAlamodome42,687 / 42,687$2,231,085
11 November 1994Little RockWar Memorial Stadium39,844 / 39,844$2,020,770
13 November 1994HoustonAstrodomeBryan Adams
Ian Moore
38,737 / 38,737$1,996,745
15 November 1994AtlantaGeorgia Dome81,160 / 81,160$4,185,425
16 November 1994
18 November 1994DallasCotton Bowl47,372 / 47,372$2,530,185
22 November 1994TampaTampa StadiumSpin Doctors46,628 / 46,628$2,204,750
25 November 1994MiamiJoe Robbie Stadium55,935 / 55,935$2,574,810
27 November 1994GainesvilleBen Hill Griffin Stadium35,149 / 40,000$1,678,114
1 December 1994PontiacPontiac Silverdome38,274 / 38,274$1,815,325
3 December 1994TorontoCanadaSkyDome49,129 / 49,129$1,744,279
5 December 1994MontrealOlympic Stadium82,089 / 82,089$2,879,798
6 December 1994
8 December 1994SyracuseUnited StatesCarrier Dome36,038 / 36,038$1,662,825
11 December 1994MinneapolisHubert H. Humphrey Metrodome46,519 / 46,519$2,176,400
15 December 1994SeattleKingdome49,303 / 49,303$2,311,900
17 December 1994VancouverCanadaBC Place Stadium93,273 / 93,273$3,176,009
18 December 1994
14 January 1995Mexico CityMexicoForo SolCaifanes204,020 / 204,020$11,784,755
16 January 1995
18 January 1995
20 January 1995
South America
27 January 1995São PauloBrazilEstádio do PacaembuSpin Doctors
Barao Vermelho
Rita Lee
131,253 / 131,253$4,527,556
28 January 1995
30 January 1995
2 February 1995Rio de JaneiroEstádio do Maracanã141,053 / 141,053$3,067,410
4 February 1995
9 February 1995Buenos AiresArgentinaRiver Plate StadiumLas Pelotas
Ratones Paranocios
Pappo
344,144 / 344,144$19,796,750
11 February 1995
12 February 1995
14 February 1995
16 February 1995
19 February 1995SantiagoChileEstadio Nacional de Chile45,945 / 45,945$1,386,195
Africa
24 February 1995JohannesburgSouth AfricaEllis ParkN/A86,209 / 86,209$4,588,405
25 February 1995
Asia
6 March 1995TokyoJapanTokyo DomeN/A285,294 / 285,294$27,613,380
8 March 1995
9 March 1995
12 March 1995
14 March 1995
16 March 1995
17 March 1995
22 March 1995FukuokaFukuoka Dome42,483 / 42,483$4,234,300
23 March 1995
Oceania
27 March 1995MelbourneAustraliaMelbourne Cricket GroundCruel Sea87,609 / 87,609$5,879,683
28 March 1995
1 April 1995SydneySydney Cricket Ground78,187 / 78,187$5,237,710
2 April 1995
5 April 1995AdelaideAdelaide Football Park29,148 / 29,148$1,888,537
8 April 1995PerthPerry Lakes Stadium35,144 / 35,144$2,335,502
12 April 1995BrisbaneANZ Stadium36,388 / 36,388$2,335,541
16 April 1995AucklandNew ZealandWestern Springs StadiumN/A70,533 / 70,533$3,277,067
17 April 1995
Europe
26 May 1995AmsterdamNetherlandsParadisoN/AN/AN/A
27 May 1995
3 June 1995StockholmSwedenStockholm Olympic Stadium34,590 / 34,590$1,583,176
6 June 1995HelsinkiFinlandHelsinki Olympic StadiumRobert Cray Band52,607 / 52,607$2,957,269
9 June 1995OsloNorwayValle Hovin39,690 / 39,690$2,080,123
11 June 1995CopenhagenDenmarkIdraetsparken46,521 / 46,521$2,790,481
13 June 1995NijmegenNetherlandsStadspark de Goffert124,665 / 124,665$5,152,429
14 June 1995
18 June 1995LandgraafDraf en Renbaan72,000 / 72,000$2,975,774
20 June 1995CologneGermanyMüngersdorfer StadionThe Tragically Hip62,733 / 62,733$2,938,005
22 June 1995HanoverNiedersachsenstadion62,592 / 62,592$2,930,504
24 June 1995WerchterBelgiumRock Werchter140,000 / 140,000$8,222,222
25 June 1995
30 June 1995ParisFranceHippodrome de LongchampBon Jovi
Éric Lapointe
160,605 / 160,605$8,612,247
1 July 1995
3 July 1995Olympia ("club show")N/A
9 July 1995SheffieldEnglandDon Valley StadiumDel Amitri49,308 / 49,308$2,020,211
11 July 1995LondonWembley StadiumThe Black Crowes207,340 / 207,340$8,666,640
15 July 1995
16 July 1995
19 July 1995Brixton AcademyN/AN/AN/A
22 July 1995GijónSpainEstadio Municipal El MolinónThe Black CrowesN/AN/A
24 July 1995LisbonPortugalEstádio José AlvaladeN/AN/A
27 July 1995MontpellierFranceEspace GrammontThe Black Crowes
Bob Dylan
70,360 / 70,360$3,782,797
29 July 1995BaselSwitzerlandSt. Jakob StadiumThe Black Crowes98,955 / 98,955$5,561,673
30 July 1995
1 August 1995ZeltwegAustriaÖsterreich-RingN/A86,470 / 86,470$3,651,768
3 August 1995MunichGermanyOlympiastadion MünchenAndrew Strong67,509 / 67,509$3,161,077
5 August 1995PragueCzech RepublicStrahov StadiumAndrew Strong
Lucie
126,742 / 126,742$3,152,637
8 August 1995BudapestHungaryFerenc Puskás StadiumTakacs Tamas Dirty Blues Band46,598 / 55,000$1,470,023
12 August 1995SchüttorfGermanySchüttorf Open AirBig Country
Runrig
Action Directe
Rüdiger Hoffmann
Jimmy Barnes
84,896 / 84,896$4,584,171
15 August 1995LeipzigLeipziger FestwieseBig Country83,105 / 83,105$3,894,202
17 August 1995BerlinOlympiastadion76,689 / 76,689$3,588,645
19 August 1995HockenheimHockenheimring90,871 / 90,871$4,251,518
22 August 1995MannheimMaimarktgelände78,034 / 78,034$3,671,769
25 August 1995WolfsburgVW-Werksgelände/Parkplatz90,000 / 90,000$4,210,752
27 August 1995Luxembourg CityLuxembourgKirchberg58,634 / 58,634$2,936,166
29 August 1995RotterdamNetherlandsFeijenoord Stadion93,959 / 93,959$4,372,814
30 August 1995
Total
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See also

References

  1. Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis. "Consumer Price Index (estimate) 1800–". Retrieved 1 January 2020.
  2. "Virgin Act Ends Highest Grossing Tour Ever". Billboard 10 Dec 1994. p. 45
  3. Dinka (6 October 2007). "Rolling Stones' Tour Breaks Attendance Records". huliq.com.
  4. Cohen, Rich (3 November 1994). "Tour de force". Rolling Stone: 26.
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