Junkie Tour

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Junkie Tour
Tour by Alanis Morissette
Associated album Supposed Former Infatuation Junkie
Start date January 30, 1999
End date December 18, 1999
Legs 6
Shows 102
Alanis Morissette tour chronology
Can't Not Tour
(1995-1996)
Junkie Tour
(1999)
5 ½ Weeks Tour
(2000)

The Junkie Tour is a concert tour by canadian musician Alanis Morissette, which promoted her 1998 album "Supposed Former Infatuation Junkie". The tour kicked off, and lasted through July, then returned in October up until the end of December. Opening acts included Garbage and Liz Phair, among others. The worldwide tour had alternating setlists for every leg, but included the usual set openers and closers. Unlike the previous tours, Morissette focused mainly on performing songs that had been released and didn't perform any new songs—aside from a couple B-sides during the second half of the year. In May, Morissette and Tori Amos announced the "51⁄2 Week Tour" which filled the touring void in August and September before "The Junkie Tour" re-commenced. The tour would be a joint venture, as they both co-headlined the bills. Toward the end of the tour, Morissette recorded her MTV Unplugged concert special. During the final weeks of "The Junkie Tour", keyboardist Deron Johnson had left the band and was replaced—and Gary Novack took a temporary leave and was replaced as well. Morissette announced a summer tour in 2000 called "The One Tour" which kicked off with two dates in North America, before continuing in places she had never toured (or rarely toured) before across Europe and parts of Asia.


Opening acts

Setlist

Tour dates

Date City Country Venue
Leg 1
January 30, 1999 New Orleans USA UNO Lakefront Arena
February 1, 1999 Atlanta Fox Theatre
February 2, 1999
February 4, 1999 Birmingham Boutwell Auditorium
February 6, 1999 Chapel Hill Carmichael Auditorium
February 7, 1999 Williamsburg Landmark Theatre
February 9, 1999 Fairfax Patriot Center
February 11, 1999 Amherst Mullins Center
February 12, 1999 Portland Cumberland Country Civic
February 13, 1999 Philadelphia First Union Center
February 15, 1999 Cleveland Gund Arena
February 16, 1999 Cincinnati The Crown
February 18, 1999 Uniondale Nassau Coliseum
February 19, 1999 East Rutherford Continental Airline Arena
February 21, 1999 State College Bryce Jordan Center
February 22, 1999 Boston Fleet Center
March 1, 1999 London England Shepherds Bush Empire
March 2, 1999 Paris France Le Grand Studio
Leg 2
March 7, 1999 Minneapolis USA Target Center
March 9, 1999 Chicago Rosemont Horizon
March 10, 1999 Auburn Hills Palace of Auburn Hills
March 11, 1999 Indianapolis Market Square Arena
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