MCMLXXXIX Tour

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MCMLXXXIX Tour

Tour by Pet Shop Boys

Associated album

Introspective

Start date

29 June 1989

End date

21 July 1989

Legs

Shows

Pet Shop Boys tour chronology

MCMLXXXIX Tour
(1989)

Performance Tour
(1991)

MCMLXXXIX Tour was the first tour by English electronic music group Pet Shop Boys in support of their third studio album Introspective.

Set list

One More Chance
Opportunities (Let's Make Lots of Money)
Left to My Own Devices
Rent
Heart
Paninaro
Love Comes Quickly
Later Tonight
Nothing Has Been Proved
The Sound of the Atom Splitting
It's a Sin
Shopping
Domino Dancing
Occupy Your Mind
King's Cross
Always on My Mind

Encore

Cast and crew

Pet Shop Boys

Musicians

Courtney Pine - Saxophones
Danny Cummings - Percussion
Dominic Clarke - Keyboards

Backing Vocals

John Henry
Michael Henry
Juliet Roberts
Carroll Thompson

Dancers

Geron "Casper" Canidate
Hugo Huizar
Derek "Cooley" Jackson
Robia LaMorte
Tracey Langran
Marion Jill Robertson

Crew

Derek Jarman - Director, designer and director for backdrop films that were projected on this tour

Tour dates

Date	City	Country	Venue
Leg 1: Asia^[1]
29 June 1989	Hong Kong	China	Hong Kong Coliseum
30 June 1989	Hong Kong	China	Hong Kong Coliseum
4 July 1989	Tokyo	Japan	Nippon Budokan
5 July 1989
6 July 1989
8 July 1989	Osaka		Osaka-jō Hall
9 July 1989	Nagoya		Nagoya Rainbow Hall
Leg 2: United Kingdom^[1]
13 July 1989	Birmingham	England	NEC Arena
14 July 1989
15 July 1989
17 July 1989	Glasgow	Scotland	Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre
19 July 1989	London	England	Wembley Arena
20 July 1989
21 July 1989

Video Release

A show was filmed at the Wembley Arena, in London, United Kingdom from 19 to 21 July, and was released in VHS and LaserDisc formats in 1990, it was called Highlights, however, only 8 songs were included on this release.

External links

Pet Shop Boys – official website.

References

↑ 1.0 1.1 Sources for 1989 tour: *"Tour - June 1989". Pet Shop Boys' Official Website. Pet Shop Boys Partnership. Archived from the original on 15 October 2012. Retrieved 15 October 2012.
- "Tour - July 1989". Pet Shop Boys' Official Website. Pet Shop Boys Partnership. Archived from the original on 15 October 2012. Retrieved 15 October 2012.

v t e Pet Shop Boys

Chris Lowe Neil Tennant

Studio albums	Please Actually Introspective Behaviour Very Bilingual Nightlife Release Fundamental Yes Elysium Electric

Compilation albums	Discography: The Complete Singles Collection Alternative Essential PopArt: The Hits Story: 25 Years of Hits Party Ultimate Format

Remix albums	Disco Disco 2 Disco 3 Disco 4

Live albums	Concrete Pandemonium

Extended plays	Christmas

Soundtracks and scores	It Couldn't Happen Here Closer to Heaven Battleship Potemkin The Most Incredible Thing

Other songs	"King's Cross" "The Loving Kind" "The Night I Fell in Love" "I'm Not Scared" "In Private" "Nothing Has Been Proved" "So Sorry, I Said" "Don't Drop Bombs" "Euroboy"

Film, stage and television	It Couldn't Happen Here Closer to Heaven Pet Shop Boys: A Life In Pop The Most Incredible Thing

Notable tours and concerts	MCMLXXXIX Tour Performance Tour Discovery Tour Somewhere Shows Nightlife Tour Summer Tour Uni/Release Tour Summer Tour/Fall '04 Tour Fundamental Tour Pandemonium Tour Progress Live (as special guests) Electric tour

Related articles	Discography Spaghetti Records Reputation Results Electronic Back to Mine: Pet Shop Boys West End Girls

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v t e Pet Shop Boys singles

Please (1984–1986)	"West End Girls" "Opportunities (Let's Make Lots of Money)" "Love Comes Quickly" "Suburbia"

Disco (1986)	"Paninaro"

Actually (1987–1988)	"It's a Sin" "What Have I Done to Deserve This?" "Rent" "Heart"

Introspective (1988–1989)	"Always on My Mind" "Domino Dancing" "Left to My Own Devices" "It's Alright"

Behaviour (1990–1991)	"So Hard" "Being Boring" "How Can You Expect to Be Taken Seriously?"/"Where the Streets Have No Name (I Can't Take My Eyes off You)" "Jealousy"

Discography (1991)	"DJ Culture" "Was It Worth It?"

Very (1993–1994)	"Can You Forgive Her?" "Go West" "I Wouldn't Normally Do This Kind of Thing" "Liberation" "Yesterday, When I Was Mad"

Alternative (1995)	"Paninaro '95"

Bilingual (1996–1997)	"Before" "Se a vida é (That's the Way Life Is)"/"To Step Aside" "Single-Bilingual" "A Red Letter Day"

Nightlife (1999–2000)	"I Don't Know What You Want But I Can't Give It Any More" "New York City Boy" "You Only Tell Me You Love Me When You're Drunk"

Release (2002–2003)	"Home and Dry" "I Get Along" "London"

PopArt (2003–2004)	"Miracles" "Flamboyant"

Fundamental (2006)	"I'm with Stupid" "Minimal" "Numb"

Disco 4 (2007)	"Integral"

Yes (2009)	"Love etc." "Did You See Me Coming?" "Beautiful People"

Ultimate (2010)	"Together"

Elysium (2012)	"Winner" "Leaving" "Memory of the Future"

Electric (2013)	"Axis" "Vocal" "Love Is a Bourgeois Construct" "Thursday"

Non-album singles	"One More Chance" "Absolutely Fabulous" "Somewhere" "Break 4 Love" "She's Madonna" "Love Life"

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