Family Values Tour 2006
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The 2006 Family Values Tour was a summer concert tour headlined by Korn. The tour originally started in 1998.
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[edit] Overview
Although originally conceived as an annual tour, the Family Values Tour returned in 2006 after a five year hiatus.
The 2006 tour featured a total of ten bands across two separate stages, with Californian rockers Droid appearing on a number of shows. Korn, the creators of the tour, headlined the 2006 show with the Deftones as co-headliners.
On July 30, at the tour's stop in Atlanta, Georgia, a fan was severely beaten over a baseball cap by another concert-goer during the Deftones' set. The victim, 30-year-old local man Andy Richardson, later died as a result of his injuries in the Grady Memorial Hospital.
The defendant, 25-year-old Michael Scott Axley, has since appeared in court over the attack.[1] "All the bands on the Family Values Tour offer their sincerest condolences and prayers to the family of 30-year-old Andy Richardson," read an official statement from Korn.[1]
KoRn shot the video for their third "See You on the Other Side" single, "Politics" in East Troy, Wisconsin, putting handheld cameras in the hands of ten lucky members of its fanclub and local area fans who were given all-access passes to shoot the performance and any behind-the-scenes footage that they chose, along with the traditional camera shoot.
More than 400,000 wildly enthusiastic fans turned out for the Family Values Tour for the 30-show city trek.
Two shows during the tour were unfortunately canceled. One in Wantagh, New York was forced to cancel due to terrible weather that hit the area, flooding the entire floor of the Jones Beach Theater. The second cancelled show was in Virginia Beach, Virginia for undisclosed reasons.
The tour also featured many surprises for fans with special on-stage appearances from Slipknot bassist Paul Gray & Filter frontman Richard Patrick performing "Hey Man, Nice Shot," as well as a U2 cover of "Pride (In the Name of Love)", with Flyleaf which appeared on the Family Values 2006 CD, Deftones frontman Chino Moreno performing "Wicked" and Slipknot/Stone Sour lead singer Corey Taylor joining KoRn on stage for a rendition of "Freak on a Leash".
KoRn bassist Reginald "Fieldy" Arvizu was also forced to jump in for guitarist James "Munky" Shaffer during the band's closing song, "Blind" in Holmdel, New Jersey after he was reportedly drunk and had to leave the stage.
[edit] Official lineup
- Korn (headliner)
- Deftones (co-headliner)
- Stone Sour
- Flyleaf
- Dir en grey
- 10 Years
- Deadsy
- Bury Your Dead
- Bullets and Octane
- Walls of Jericho
- Droid (select dates)
[edit] Setlists
[edit] Korn
On the 2006 Family Values Tour, Korn played almost the same songs at every stop of the tour, except for some songs played in different places, such as Politics and Twist. The set list was, usually:
- Right Now
- Twist
- Love Song
- A.D.I.D.A.S.
- Thoughtless
- Falling Away from Me
- Coming Undone
- Got the Life
- Throw Me Away
- Shoots and Ladders
- Wicked
- Politics
- Here To Stay
- Freak on a Leash
Encore
- Hollow Life (Acoustic)
- Twisted Transistor
- Y'All Want a Single
- Blind
[edit] Deftones
- Passenger
- My Own Summer
- Beware The Water
- Feiticeria
- Knife Prty (for Select dates)
- When Girls Telephone Boys (for Select dates)
- Nosebleed
- Engine No. 9
- Be Quiet and Drive
- RX Queen (for Select dates)
- Hole in the Earth
- Headup
- Change (In the House of Flies)
- 7 Words
[edit] CD and DVD release
The 2006 edition of Family Values Tour was highly successful and it was documented on separate CD and DVD releases, both of which were released on December 26, 2006 via Firm Music.
Dir en grey released a live DVD to their fan club entitled Despair in the Womb. The DVD featured a documentary of the tour on its second disc.
[edit] Dates
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Date
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Venue
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Location
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07.29.06
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Starwood Amphitheater
(without Dir en grey) |
Nashville, TN
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07.30.06
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HiFi Buys Amphitheatre
(without Dir en grey) |
Atlanta, GA
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08.02.06
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Pensacola Civic Center
(without Dir en grey) |
Pensacola, FL
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08.04.06
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Verizon Wireless Amphitheater
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San Antonio, TX
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08.05.06
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Smirnoff Music Centre
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Dallas, TX
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08.06.06
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The Woodlands Pavilion
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Houston, TX
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08.15.06
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Coors Amphitheatre
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Denver, CO
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08.16.06
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Journal Pavilion
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Albuquerque, NM
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08.18.06
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Cricket Pavilion
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Phoenix, AZ
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08.19.06
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Hyundai Pavilion
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San Bernardino, CA
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08.20.06
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Sleep Train Amphitheatre
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Sacramento (Marysville), CA
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08.24.06
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Verizon Wireless Amphitheater
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Bonner Springs, KS
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08.25.06
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Mark of the Quad Cities
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Moline, IL*
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08.26.06
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Alpine Valley Music Theatre
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East Troy, WI
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08.28.06
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The Molson Amphitheatre
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Toronto, ON
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08.29.06
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Darien Lake Performing Arts Center
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Darien Center, NY
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09.01.06
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PNC Bank Arts Center
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Holmdel, NJ
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09.02.06
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Nikon Theater At Jones Beach
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Wantagh, NY
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09.03.06
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New England Dodge Music Center formerly Meadows Music
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Hartford, CT
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09.05.06
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Saratoga Performing Arts Center (SPAC)
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Saratoga Springs, NY
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09.06.06
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Tower City Amphitheater
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Cleveland, OH
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09.08.06
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Post Gazette Pavilion At Star Lake
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Pittsburgh, PA
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09.09.06
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DTE Energy Music Theatre
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Detroit, MI
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09.10.06
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Verizon Wireless Amphitheater
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Indianapolis(Noblesville), IN
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09.12.06
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Cincinnati, OH
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09.13.06
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Germain Amphitheater
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Columbus, OH
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09.15.06 |
Tweeter Center at the Waterfront |
Camden, NJ |
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09.16.06
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Mansfield, MA
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09.17.06
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Nissan Pavilion
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Washington, DC
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09.19.06
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St. Pete Times Forum
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Tampa, FL
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09.20.06
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Sound Advice Amphitheatre
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West Palm Beach, FL
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09.22.061
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Verizon Wireless Amphitheater
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Virginia Beach, VA
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