Listen Massive Tour

infobox concert tour
concert_tour_name = Listen Massive Tour


caption = Tour logo
artist = The Black Crowes
dates = August 25, 2001 – October 31, 2001
number_of_legs =
number_of_shows = 46
last_tour = The Tour of Brotherly Love
(2001)
this_tour = Listen Massive Tour
(2001)
next_tour =

The Listen Massive Tour was a 2001 concert tour of North America featuring The Black Crowes and opening band Beachwood Sparks. Originally scheduled for forty-one dates across the United States and Canada,cite press release |title=The Black Crowes Kick Off 'Listen Massive' Tour; Shows Feature 2 Hours of Black Crowes |publisher=Mitch Schneider Organization |date=2001-06-20 |url=http://www.msopr.com/?q=node/1835 |accessdate=2008-06-10] six shows were added to the end of the tour and the September 11 date at the Greek Theatre was canceled, thus forty-six dates were played.cite press release |title=The Black Crowes Live Up to 'Listen Massive' Tour Moniker with Ever-Changing Set Lists |publisher=Mitch Schneider Organization |date=2001-10-04 |url=http://www.msopr.com/?q=node/1837 |accessdate=2008-06-10]

Tour dates

* August 25 – Green Bay, Wisconsin – Oneida Casino Pavilion
* August 26 – Fargo, North Dakota – Civic Memorial Auditorium
* August 28 – Nampa, Idaho – Idaho Center Amphitheater
* August 29 – Spokane, Washington – Fox Theater
* August 31 – Vancouver, British Columbia – Orpheum Theatre
* September 1 – Seattle, Washington – Bumbershoot
* September 2 – Portland, Oregon – Roseland Theater
* September 4 – San Francisco, California – Maritime Hall
* September 5 – San Francisco, California – Maritime Hall
* September 7 – Las Vegas, Nevada – House of Blues
* September 8 – San Diego, California – Street Scene
* September 9 – Sun City West, Arizona – Sundome Center
* September 11 – Los Angeles, California – Greek Theatre
* September 12 – Tucson, Arizona – Centennial Hall
* September 14 – Farmington, New Mexico – McGee Park Convention Center
* September 16 – Austin, Texas – Auditorium Shores
* September 17 – Dallas, Texas – Bronco Bowl
* September 20 – New York, New York – Beacon Theatre
* September 21 – New York, New York – Beacon Theatre
* September 22 – New York, New York – Beacon Theatre
* September 25 – Poughkeepsie, New York – Mid-Hudson Civic Center
* September 26 – University Park, Pennsylvania – Bryce Jordan Center
* September 28 – Atlantic City, New Jersey – Trump Marina Arena
* September 29 – Providence, Rhode Island – Providence Performing Arts Center
* September 30 – West Springfield, Massachusetts – Eastern States Exposition
* October 2 – Asbury Park, New Jersey – Asbury Park Convention Hall
* October 3 – Glens Falls, New York – Glens Falls Civic Center
* October 5 – Chicago, Illinois – Aragon Ballroom
* October 6 – Rockford, Illinois – MetroCentre
* October 7 – Minneapolis, Minnesota – Orpheum Theatre
* October 9 – Madison, Wisconsin – Madison Civic Center
* October 10 – Columbus, Ohio – Schottenstein Center
* October 11 – Ypsilanti, Michigan – Convocation Center
* October 13 – Milwaukee, Wisconsin – Eagles Ballroom
* October 14 – Davenport, Iowa – Adler Theatre
* October 16 – Kansas City, Missouri – Uptown Theater
* October 17 – St. Louis, Missouri – The Pageant
* October 19 – Athens, Georgia – Stegeman Coliseum
* October 20 – Atlanta, Georgia – Atlanta Civic Center
* October 21 – Raleigh, North Carolina – The Ritz
* October 23 – Sunrise, Florida – Sunrise Musical Theater
* October 24 – Sarasota, Florida – Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall
* October 26 – Tupelo, Mississippi – BancorpSouth Center
* October 27 – New Orleans, Louisiana – Voodoo Music Experience
* October 29 – New York, New York – Beacon Theatre
* October 30 – Boston, Massachusetts – Orpheum Theatre
* October 31 – Boston, Massachusetts – Orpheum Theatre

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