Hat Full of Stars
(ORIGINAL NOTES FROM PAGE AFTER PAGE)
This tour began on May 15, 1993 and finished on January 05, 1994 (236 days). It included 37 concerts.
The Band
Jan Pulsford - Keyboards
Kevin Jenkins - Bass
Kat Dyson - Guitar
Larry Campbell - Mandolin
Pierre Andre - Sax & Percussion
Scooter Warner - Drums
Catherine Russell - Vocals
Chrissy Faith - Vocals
The crew
Robin Irvine - Tour Manager
James Geddes - Sound Engineer
John Walsh - Drum Technician
John Cleary - Production Manager
Seth Goldman - Monitor Engineer
Daniel J. O'Neil - Guitar Technician
Dary Sulich - Keyboard Technician
Helena Occhipinti (for Oribe at Elizabeth Arden) - Hair & Makeup
Cheryl Wilson - Stylist - Wardrobe
Tour info
Set List
1. That's What I Think
2. Product of Misery
3. Who Let in The Rain
4. Lies
5. Broken Glass
6. Sally's Pigeons
7. Feels Like Christmas
8. Dear John
9. Like I Used To
10. Someone Like Me
11. A Part Hate
12. Hat Full of Stars
13. Girls Just Want to Have Fun (Rap)
14. True Colors
15. Ohh Child
16. Change of Heart
17. Time After Time
18. That's What I Think
Tour dates
May 15, 1993 New York City United States The Roxy
May 17, 1993 Dallas Trees
May 18, 1993 Houston Tower Theater
May 19, 1993 New Orleans Tipitina's
May 21, 1993 Atlanta Variety Playhouse
May 22, 1993 Norfolk The Boathouse
May 24, 1993 Baltimore Hammerjacks Concert Hall
May 25, 1993 Philadelphia Chestnut Cabaret
May 26, 1993 New York City Irving Plaza
May 28, 1993 Boston Paradise Rock Club
June 3, 1993 Phoenix The Roxy
June 4, 1993 Los Angeles The Fonda Theatre
June 5, 1993 San Francisco Slim's
June 7, 1993 San Juan Capistrano Coach House Concert Hall
June 8, 1993 Ventura Majestic Ventura Theater
June 16, 1993 Englewood Gothic Theater
June 18, 1993 Minneapolis First Avenue
June 19, 1993 Chicago Park West
June 20, 1993 Pontiac The Industry
June 22, 1993 Cincinnati Bogart's
June 23, 1993 Toronto Canada The Opera House
December 5, 1993 Palm Desert United StatesMcCallum Theatre
December 6, 1993 Redondo Beach The Strand
December 12, 1993 Tokyo Japan NHK Hall
December 13, 1993 Tokyo Japan U-Port Hall
December 14, 1993 Sendai Japan Sendai Sun Plaza Concert Hall
December 16, 1993 Tokyo Japan Shibuya Public Hall
December 17, 1993 Nagoya Japan NCC Century Hall
December 20, 1993 Hiroshima Japan Mielparque Hall
December 21, 1993 Fukuoka Japan Shimin Kaikan
December 22, 1993 Kobe Japan Kokusai Kaikan
December 24, 1993 Nagoya Hilton Nagoya Ballroom
December 25, 1993 Matsumoto Japan Bunka Kaikan
December 28, 1993 HarbourFront Singapore World Trade Centre Exhibition Hall
December 31, 1993 Taipei Taiwan Taipei International Convention Center
January 1, 1994 Taipei Taiwan Taipei International Convention Center
January 3, 1994 Tokyo Japan Club Quattro
January 5, 1994 Tokyo Japan U-Port Hall
Reviews
by January Ellen
I remember being totally bummed out one day at work, and one of my co-workers asked me what was wrong. I told her that Cyndi Lauper tickets were going on sale and I couldn't afford the ticket. To my complete surprise and disbelief, this now really great friend of mine offered to buy my ticket for me so I could go, and offered to go with me! So we took a Greyhound to the Opera House, and found ourselves lined up to see the show. I wasn't aware beforehand that they were filming a video. I saw posters all over that said that if you didn't want to be seen on camera then you better not go in. Well that just made me even MORE excited! We made our way up to the front row, and this was the closest I had ever been to Cyndi! She had white blond hair, and it was short with long spiky sideburns. She wore a great black outfit....but as I write this--DUH!--you probably saw that in the video! She had a wonderful band, and backup singers too. I remember she sang "Dear John" with one of the backup singers. During the show she allowed people to ask her questions, and someone said that they thought her new album was way better than Madonna's. Cyndi's response, which made
me even more respectful of her as a person and performer, was that she appreciated how much they liked her new album, but that it wasn't necessary to blow out someone else's candle to make hers burn brighter. Wow. What a classy lady. Someone else asked her to sign a $10 bill, which she did. She sang an a cappella version of True Colors. And she wore a steel washboard on her chest during a song as well. (I don't remember which one!) The absolute COOLEST thing that happened to me at this show was when I got to shake Cyndi's hand during a song. She came over to my side of the stage, and everyone put their hand up for her to touch, and out of everyone she took my hand and held it for a few seconds. I couldn't believe that I got to shake hands with Cyndi Lauper! I have pictures from that show, but unfortunately I don't have a scanner. And I didn't make it in the video. Unfortunately we had to leave the show early to catch our Greyhound bus home.
More reviews coming soon!