The Pump Tour was a concert tour by American rock band Aerosmith that lasted twelve months, from mid-October 1989 to mid-October 1990. The tour was put on in support of the band's second consecutive multi-platinum album Pump, released in September 1989.
The Pump Tour saw the band continue its successful streak, on the heels of 1987's Permanent Vacation and its associated tour. During the course of the tour, the band charted four Top 40 singles from Pump. By the end of the tour, Pump had sold four million copies, eventually selling seven million copies.[1]
This tour was notable as it saw Aerosmith's first return to Europe since 1977, as well as the band's first-ever performances in Australia. In addition, this tour saw the band tour North America on numerous legs, as well as perform a series of dates in Japan.[2][3]
During the tour, the band got to meet some of their idols. Steven Tyler met Mick Jagger backstage at a Rolling Stones concert, only the second time he had met him, and the first time he met him while sober.[6] In addition, the band met Robert Plant[7] and Jimmy Page, who saw the band perform on separate occasions in England. At one show, The Monsters of Rock festival at Castle Donington Leicestershire UK, Page jammed with the band on "Train Kept A-Rollin'", and at another show, he played an extended set with the band at the Marquee Club in London.[8]
For this tour, the band employed the use of a Citation II private plane, which the band named "Aeroforce One". The plane was formerly used by Philippine dictator Ferdinand Marcos.[9]
In September 1990, towards the end of the tour, A&R man John Kalodner remarked how Aerosmith were "maybe the biggest band in the world", thinking "Nobody else is this good right now."[10]
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The Pump Tour was a concert tour by American rock band Aerosmith that lasted twelve months from mid October 1989 to mid October 1990 The tour was put on in support of the band s second consecutive multi platinum album Pump released in September 1989 Pump TourTour by AerosmithAssociated albumPumpStart dateOctober 18 1989 1989 10 18 End dateOctober 15 1990 1990 10 15 Legs9No of shows164Aerosmith concert chronologyPermanent Vacation Tour 1987 1988 Pump Tour 1989 1990 Get a Grip Tour 1993 1994 Contents 1 Background 2 Tour dates 3 Setlist 4 Notes 5 ReferencesBackground editThe Pump Tour saw the band continue its successful streak on the heels of 1987 s Permanent Vacation and its associated tour During the course of the tour the band charted four Top 40 singles from Pump By the end of the tour Pump had sold four million copies eventually selling seven million copies 1 This tour was notable as it saw Aerosmith s first return to Europe since 1977 as well as the band s first ever performances in Australia In addition this tour saw the band tour North America on numerous legs as well as perform a series of dates in Japan 2 3 Special performances on The Howard Stern Show Saturday Night Live and MTV Unplugged were interspersed during the course of the tour 3 4 Opening acts on this tour included Skid Row Joan Jett The Cult Poison Warrant Metallica The Black Crowes and The Quireboys Some of these acts were regular openers while some opened for Aerosmith only at specific festivals or stadium shows 3 5 During the tour the band got to meet some of their idols Steven Tyler met Mick Jagger backstage at a Rolling Stones concert only the second time he had met him and the first time he met him while sober 6 In addition the band met Robert Plant 7 and Jimmy Page who saw the band perform on separate occasions in England At one show The Monsters of Rock festival at Castle Donington Leicestershire UK Page jammed with the band on Train Kept A Rollin and at another show he played an extended set with the band at the Marquee Club in London 8 For this tour the band employed the use of a Citation II private plane which the band named Aeroforce One The plane was formerly used by Philippine dictator Ferdinand Marcos 9 In September 1990 towards the end of the tour A amp R man John Kalodner remarked how Aerosmith were maybe the biggest band in the world thinking Nobody else is this good right now 10 Tour dates edit 3 11 Date City Country Venue Tickets Sold Available Revenue Europe October 18 1989 Cologne West Germany Sporthalle October 20 1989 Florence Italy Palasport October 21 1989 Milan Palatrussardi October 24 1989 Paris France Zenith de Paris October 25 1989 Brussels Belgium Forest National October 27 1989 Arnhem Netherlands Rijnhal October 29 1989 Munich West Germany Olympiahalle October 30 1989 Wurzburg Carl Diem Halle November 1 1989 West Berlin Deutschlandhalle November 2 1989 Munster Halle Munsterland November 4 1989 Hanover Eilenriedehalle November 5 1989 Frankfurt Festhalle Frankfurt November 7 1989 Boblingen Sporthalle November 8 1989 Mannheim Maimarkthalle November 10 1989 Copenhagen Denmark K B Hallen November 11 1989 Stockholm Sweden Johanneshovs Isstadion November 14 1989 London England Hammersmith Odeon November 15 1989 November 17 1989 Wembley Arena November 18 1989 Birmingham National Exhibition Centre November 19 1989 November 21 1989 Newcastle upon Tyne Newcastle City Hall November 22 1989 Livingston Scotland Livingston Forum November 24 1989 Belfast Northern Ireland Nugent Hall November 25 1989 Dublin Ireland Point Theatre November 26 1989 London England Wembley Arena North America December 15 1989 Charleston United States Charleston Civic Center 9 000 12 000 165 438 December 17 1989 Landover Capital Centre 17 399 17 399 391 477 December 18 1989 Wheeling Wheeling Civic Center December 20 1989 Roanoke Roanoke Civic Center December 21 1989 Norfolk The Scope December 22 1989 Richmond Richmond Coliseum December 27 1989 Springfield Springfield Civic Center 16 928 18 300 366 345 December 28 1989 New Haven New Haven Coliseum 10 470 10 470 228 375 December 30 1989 Boston Boston Garden 38 740 38 740 889 245 December 31 1989 January 1 1990 January 3 1990 Ottawa Canada Ottawa Civic Centre January 4 1990 Montreal Montreal Forum 8 592 10 233 174 664 January 6 1990 Toronto SkyDome 32 802 32 802 684 195 January 7 1990 Erie United States Erie Civic Center January 9 1990 Springfield Springfield Civic Center a a January 10 1990 Glens Falls Glens Falls Civic Center 8 100 8 100 182 250 January 12 1990 Providence Providence Civic Center 13 800 13 800 310 500 January 13 1990 Rochester Rochester Community War Memorial 11 000 11 000 217 608 January 15 1990 Uniondale Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum January 16 1990 Binghamton Broome County Veterans Memorial Arena January 18 1990 Uniondale Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum January 19 1990 Philadelphia Spectrum January 21 1990 January 22 1990 East Rutherford Brendan Byrne Arena 20 368 20 368 417 773 January 24 1990 Syracuse Onondaga War Memorial January 25 1990 Pittsburgh Civic Arena 16 635 16 635 300 261 January 27 1990 Louisville Freedom Hall 16 101 18 500 313 970 January 28 1990 Hershey Hersheypark Arena February 20 1990 Austin Frank Erwin Center 13 050 15 564 228 612 February 22 1990 Dallas Reunion Arena 17 092 17 092 334 280 February 24 1990 Albuquerque Tingley Coliseum 11 800 11 800 206 500 February 25 1990 Las Cruces Pan American Center 10 569 12 007 180 618 February 27 1990 Tucson Tucson Convention Center Arena 9 081 9 231 170 606 February 28 1990 Chandler Compton Terrace 13 897 15 000 271 006 March 2 1990 San Diego San Diego Sports Arena 13 166 13 166 270 921 March 3 1990 Inglewood Great Western Forum 48 507 48 507 1 051 200 March 5 1990 March 6 1990 March 8 1990 Reno Lawlor Events Center March 9 1990 Daly City Cow Palace 31 000 31 000 697 500 March 10 1990 March 12 1990 Sacramento ARCO Arena 17 031 17 031 383 198 March 14 1990 Tacoma Tacoma Dome 23 002 23 002 505 050 March 15 1990 Portland Memorial Coliseum 11 903 11 903 239 356 March 17 1990 Vancouver Canada Pacific Coliseum 15 976 15 976 339 368 March 19 1990 Edmonton Northlands Coliseum 14 938 14 938 313 282 March 20 1990 Calgary Olympic Saddledome 14 682 14 939 295 702 March 22 1990 Saskatoon Saskatchewan Place March 24 1990 Winnipeg Winnipeg Arena March 25 1990 Regina Regina Agridome March 27 1990 Billings United States MetraPark Arena March 28 1990 Rapid City Rushmore Plaza Civic Center March 30 1990 Casper Casper Events Center March 31 1990 Salt Lake City Salt Palace 12 972 12 972 252 954 April 17 1990 Jacksonville Jacksonville Memorial Coliseum 9 105 10 000 179 824 April 19 1990 Tampa USF Sun Dome 16 334 16 334 371 599 April 20 1990 April 22 1990 Miami Miami Arena 14 706 14 706 334 562 April 23 1990 North Fort Myers Lee County Civic Center 9 069 9 069 179 113 April 25 1990 Orlando Orlando Arena 10 261 11 500 233 438 April 27 1990 Chapel Hill Dean Smith Center 14 647 19 268 317 768 April 28 1990 Charlotte Charlotte Coliseum 14 315 15 936 312 660 April 29 1990 Columbia Carolina Coliseum 8 559 10 500 180 203 May 1 1990 Johnson City Freedom Hall Civic Center May 2 1990 Lexington Rupp Arena 9 621 14 000 187 610 May 4 1990 Knoxville Thompson Boling Arena 11 566 14 000 225 537 May 5 1990 Atlanta Omni Coliseum 25 442 34 318 572 445 May 6 1990 May 9 1990 Savannah Savannah Civic Center May 10 1990 Tallahassee Leon County Civic Center May 12 1990 Birmingham Birmingham Jefferson Civic Center 16 903 16 903 329 635 May 13 1990 Jackson Mississippi Coliseum 9 565 10 000 176 953 May 15 1990 New Orleans Lakefront Arena 10 601 10 601 189 810 May 16 1990 Shrepevort Hirsch Memorial Coliseum 9 609 9 609 172 328 May 18 1990 Nashville Starwood Amphitheatre May 19 1990 Memphis Mid South Coliseum 10 637 10 637 196 785 May 21 1990 Huntsville Von Braun Civic Center May 22 1990 Chattanooga UTC Arena 5 707 11 648 99 345 May 24 1990 Columbus Cooper Stadium 16 800 19 000 375 575 May 25 1990 Auburn Hills The Palace of Auburn Hills 38 506 38 506 866 385 May 27 1990 May 28 1990 Noblesville Deer Creek Music Center June 17 1990 Bethlehem Stabler Arena 5 515 5 515 122 760 June 19 1990 Middletown Orange County Speedway June 20 1990 Moosic Lackawanna County Stadium 12 12 797 15 000 282 308 June 22 1990 Old Orchard Beach Seashore Performing Arts Center 12 123 15 000 261 283 June 23 1990 Bristol Lake Compounce 16 849 20 000 354 990 June 25 1990 Mansfield Great Woods June 26 1990 June 27 1990 Saratoga Springs Saratoga Performing Arts Center June 29 1990 Toronto Canada Exhibition Stadium 27 314 30 000 763 987 June 30 1990 Rochester United States Silver Stadium July 2 1990 Cuyahoga Falls Blossom Music Center July 3 1990 July 5 1990 Kalamazoo Wings Stadium July 6 1990 Charlevoix Castle Farms 9 876 14 000 204 481 July 8 1990 Peoria Peoria Civic Center July 9 1990 Omaha Omaha Civic Auditorium July 11 1990 Bonner Springs Sandstone Amphitheater July 12 1990 Valley Center Kansas Coliseum July 14 1990 Oklahoma City Myriad Convention Center July 15 1990 Dallas Coca Cola Starplex Amphitheatre 12 676 20 000 282 408 July 17 1990 St Louis St Louis Arena July 18 1990 Cincinnati Riverbend Music Center 13 14 July 20 1990 Tinley Park World Music Theater 26 563 28 127 603 433 July 21 1990 East Troy Alpine Valley Music Theatre July 23 1990 Burgettstown Coca Cola Star Lake Amphitheater July 24 1990 Philadelphia The Spectrum 17 872 17 872 359 111 July 26 1990 East Rutherford Brendan Byrne Arena July 27 1990 Norfolk Norfolk Scope July 28 1990 Landover Capital Centre Europe August 15 1990 Dublin Ireland Point Theatre August 18 1990 Castle Donington England Donington Park August 20 1990 London Marquee Club August 23 1990 West Berlin West Germany Waldbuhne August 25 1990 Dortmund Westfalenhalle August 26 1990 Utrecht Netherlands Stadion Galgenwaard August 30 1990 Bologna Italy Arena Parco Nord August 31 1990 Winterthur Switzerland Winterthurer Musikfestwochen Festival September 1 1990 Mannheim West Germany Maimarkt Gelande September 3 1990 Paris France Vincennes Racecourse North America September 8 1990 Las Vegas United States Hard Rock Cafe Asia September 12 1990 Osaka Japan Osaka Castle Hall September 14 1990 Nagoya Aichi Prefectural Gymnasium September 16 1990 Yokohama Yokohama Arena September 17 1990 Tokyo Nippon Budokan September 19 1990 September 20 1990 September 22 1990 Yoyogi National Gymnasium Australia September 29 1990 Adelaide Australia Memorial Drive Park October 1 1990 Melbourne National Tennis Centre at Flinders Park October 2 1990 October 5 1990 Brisbane Brisbane Entertainment Centre October 7 1990 Canberra Bruce Stadium October 10 1990 Sydney Sydney Entertainment Centre October 11 1990 October 15 1990 Perth Perth Entertainment CentreSetlist editAverage set Heart s Done Time Young Lust F I N E Monkey on My Back Don t Get Mad Get Even Janie s Got a Gun Permanent Vacation Mama Kin What It Takes Voodoo Medicine Man Red House The Jimi Hendrix Experience cover Draw the Line Rag Doll Sweet Emotion Dude Looks Like a Lady Dream On Love in an Elevator Encore Train Kept A Rollin Tiny Bradshaw cover Walk This Way Notes edit a b The score data is representative of both shows at the Springfield Civic Center on December 27 and January 9 References edit Davis S and Aerosmith Walk This Way page 470 471 Avon 1997 Aero Force One Aeroforceone com a b c d Aero Force One Aerosmith com Retrieved 7 June 2023 Davis S and Aerosmith Walk This Way page 470 474 Avon 1997 Davis S and Aerosmith Walk This Way page 472 474 Avon 1997 Davis S and Aerosmith Walk This Way page 471 Avon 1997 Davis S and Aerosmith Walk This Way page 472 Avon 1997 Davis S and Aerosmith Walk This Way page 474 475 Avon 1997 Davis S and Aerosmith Walk This Way page 461 Avon 1997 Davis S and Aerosmith Walk This Way page 475 Avon 1997 Aerosmith Temple Aerosmithtemple com Retrieved 7 June 2023 20 Jun 1990 Moosic PA Crowesbase com 18 Jul 1990 Cincinnati OH Crowesbase com 1 dead 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