List of R.E.M. concert tours explained

The following is a listing of R.E.M. tours.

1981

Rapid.Eye.Movement.Tour.1981

Concert Tour Name:	Rapid.Eye.Movement.Tour.1981
Artist:	R.E.M.
Location:	North America
Start Date:	March 26, 1981
End Date:	April 11, 1981
Number Of Legs:	1
Number Of Shows:	10

R.E.M. traveled extensively, mostly around the Deep South, during their first few years of being a unit. Their first real, albeit relatively local, tour took place in 1981. Mistakenly nicknamed "Rapid.Eye.Movement.Tour.1981" by the band's manager at the time, Jefferson Holt, the tour was arranged by Bill Berry, and its main aim was to help raise the necessary funds to keep the band operating. The tour was in support of their "Radio Free Europe" single, which was to be released on David Hibbert's Hib-Tone label in July 1981.

The tour began on March 26, 1981 at K. O. Jam's in Murfreesboro, Tennessee.^{[1] [2]}

Setlist

The typical setlist for the tour consisted of:^[3]

1. "Rave On!" (Sonny West cover)
2. "Burning Down"
3. "A Girl Like You" (The Young Rascals cover)
4. "Get on Their Way"
5. "There She Goes Again" (The Velvet Underground cover)
6. "Pretty Persuasion"
7. "Body Count"
8. "Narrator"
9. "Hey Hey Nadine"
10. "Shaking Through"
11. "Just a Touch"
12. "(Don't Go Back to) Rockville"
13. "Dangerous Times"
14. "Sitting Still"
15. "All the Right Friends"
16. "Radio Free Europe"
17. "Little Girl"
18. "Permanent Vacation"
19. "Mystery to Me"
20. "Gardening at Night"
21. "Windout"
22. "I Can't Control Myself" (The Troggs cover)
23. "Wait"
24. "Baby I"
25. "Scheherazade" (Nikolai Rimsky-Koraskov cover)
26. "Lisa Says" (The Velvet Underground cover)
27. "9-9"
28. "White Tornado"

Date	City	Country	Venue
March 26, 1981	Murfreesboro	United States	K.O. Jam's
March 27, 1981	Nashville		Cantrell's
March 28, 1981	Charlotte		The Milestone
March 31, 1981	Greensboro		Friday's
April 2, 1981	Augusta		New York
April 3, 1981	Nashville		Vanderbilt University
April 4, 1981	Carrboro		The Station
April 6, 1981	Raleigh		The Pier
April 10, 1981	Athens		Tyrone's O.C
April 11, 1981

1982

Chronic Town Tour

Concert Tour Name:	Chronic Town Tour
Artist:	R.E.M.
Album:	Chronic Town
Location:	North America
Start Date:	August 14, 1982
End Date:	December 11, 1982
Number Of Legs:	1
Number Of Shows:	73 (75 scheduled)

In August, the band's first true national tour, in support of Chronic Town, began in San Diego, California. It finished in Florida four months later.^[1]

Setlist

The typical setlist for the tour consisted of:^[4]

1. "Gardening at Night"
2. "Pilgrimage"
3. "9-9"
4. "Wolves, Lower"
5. "Romance"
6. "Moral Kiosk"
7. "Sitting Still"
8. "1,000,000"
9. "Pretty Persuasion"
10. "Catapult"
11. "Radio Free Europe"
12. "Ages of You"
13. "West of the Fields"
14. "White Tornado"
15. "Carnival of Sorts (Boxcars)"

Date	City	Country	Venue
August 14, 1982	San Diego	United States	Spirit Nightclub
August 19, 1982	Los Angeles		Music Machine
August 23, 1982	San Francisco		The I-Beam
August 24, 1982			The Old Waldorf
August 25, 1982	Berkeley		Berkeley Square
August 26, 1982	Sacramento		Galactica 2000
August 30, 1982	Fullerton		Ichabod's
August 31, 1982	Los Angeles		Club Lingerie
September 2, 1982			Music Machine
September 3, 1982	Santa Monica		Madame Wong's West
September 4, 1982	Los Angeles		Rissmiller's
September 5, 1982	San Francisco		Kabuki Nightclub
September 9, 1982	Pasadena		Perkins Palace
September 10, 1982	Los Angeles		Reseda Country Club
September 11, 1982	San Diego		Adams Avenue Theater
September 12, 1982	Phoenix		The Cellar
September 13, 1982	Tucson		Wild Cat House
September 14, 1982			Student Union Cellar
September 16, 1982	Albuquerque		University Arena
September 17, 1982	Amarillo		Amarillo Roller Rink
September 19, 1982	Tulsa		Cain's Ballroom
September 20, 1982	Kansas City		Parody Hall
September 21, 1982	Lincoln		The Drumstick
September 22, 1982	Minneapolis		First Avenue
September 23, 1982	Carbondale		Roman Room
September 24, 1982	Champaign		George Huff Gymnasium
September 25, 1982	Chicago		Stages Music Hall
September 26, 1982			Cabaret Metro
September 28, 1982	Cincinnati		Bogart's
September 29, 1982	Cleveland		Agora Ballroom
September 30, 1982	Pittsburgh		Heaven
October 1, 1982	Richmond		Empire Theater
October 2, 1982	Trenton		City Gardens
October 4, 1982	Providence		The Living Room
October 5, 1982	Boston		The Metro
October 6, 1982	New Haven		Toad's Place
October 8, 1982	New York City		Peppermint Lounge
October 9, 1982	Baltimore		Marble Bar
October 10, 1982	Raleigh		The Pier
October 11, 1982	Charlotte		The Milestone
October 13, 1982	Richmond		Scoundrels
October 14, 1982	Columbia		Striders Concert Hall
October 15, 1982	Atlanta		Agora Ballroom
October 21, 1982	Athens		i & i Club
October 22, 1982
October 29, 1982	Atlanta		Fred B. Wenn Ballroom
November 5, 1982	Baton Rouge		The Bayou
November 6, 1982	New Orleans		Tupelo's Tavern
November 8, 1982	Birmingham		Old Town Music Hall
November 9, 1982	Knoxville		The Place
November 10, 1982			Hobo's
November 11, 1982	Nashville		Sarratt Cinema
November 12, 1982	Memphis		The Antenna Club
November 13, 1982	Carbondale		Roman Room
November 14, 1982	Bloomington		Second Story Nightclub
November 15, 1982	Columbia		The Blue Note
November 16, 1982	Lawrence		Lawrence Opera House
November 18, 1982	Louisville		The Beat
November 20, 1982	Detroit		Saint Andrew's Hall
November 21, 1982	Ann Arbor		Joe's Star Lounge
November 23, 1982	Albany		The Chateau Lounge
November 24, 1982	Hempstead		Nassau Coliseum
November 25, 1982	New York City		Peppermint Lounge
November 26, 1982	Philadelphia		East Side Club
November 27, 1982	Hoboken	Maxwell's
November 28, 1982	Washington, D.C.
November 29, 1982	Blacksburg	After Sundown
December 2, 1982	Greenville	UPS Club
December 3, 1982	Athens	i & i Club
December 6, 1982	Orlando	Park Avenue
December 8, 1982	Hallandale Beach	Agora Ballroom
December 9, 1982	Pensacola	McGuigan's Speakeasy
December 10, 1982	Mobile	Badger's Den
December 11, 1982		Saenger Theatre

1983

Murmur Tour

Concert Tour Name:	Murmur Tour
Artist:	R.E.M.
Album:	Murmur
Location:	North America, Europe
Start Date:	March 26, 1983
End Date:	November 25, 1983
Number Of Legs:	3
Number Of Shows:	98 in North America 5 in Europe 103 in total

A tour in support of Murmur got underway in March. The band made their first live television appearance during the tour, on Late Night with David Letterman on October 6. The tour concluded in Europe in late November.^[1]

Setlist

This set list is representative of the performance in Rouen, France. It does not represent all concerts for the duration of the tour.

1. "Gardening at Night"
2. "9-9"
3. "Catapult"
4. "Letter Never Sent"
5. "Pilgrimage"
6. "7 Chinese Bros."
7. "Talk About the Passion"
8. "So. Central Rain (I'm Sorry)"
9. "Sitting Still"
10. "Harborcoat"
11. "Moral Kiosk"
12. "Little America"
13. "Second Guessing"
14. "Radio Free Europe"
15. "Pale Blue Eyes"
16. "Camera"
17. "1,000,000"
18. "Carnival of Sorts (Box Cars)"
19. "Wolves, Lower"

The typical setlist for the tour consisted of:^[5]

1. "Moral Kiosk"
2. "Pilgrimage"
3. "Laughing"
4. "Catapult"
5. "Talk About the Passion"
6. "7 Chinese Bros."
7. "Sitting Still"
8. "Wolves, Lower"
9. "Gardening at Night"
10. "Harborcoat"
11. "9-9"
12. "Pretty Persuasion"
13. "Windout"
14. "Just a Touch"
15. "West of the Fields"
16. "Radio Free Europe"
17. "1,000,000"
18. "We Walk"
19. "Carnival of Sorts (Boxcars)"

Tour dates

Date	City	Country	Venue	Opening act(s)
North America (Supporting The English Beat from March 26 – April 24)
March 26, 1983	Durham	United States	Page Auditorium
March 27, 1983	Chapel Hill		Memorial Hall
March 28, 1983	Columbia		Russell House Ballroom
March 30, 1983	Daytona Beach		Club 600 North
March 31, 1983	Coral Gables		The Patio
April 2, 1983	Sewanee		Sewanee Academy Dining Hall
April 5, 1983	Nashville		Memorial Gymnasium
April 7, 1983	Cincinnati		Bogart's
April 8, 1983	Lexington		Grand Ballroom
April 9, 1983	Oberlin		Finney Chapel
April 10, 1983	Detroit		Grand Circus Theatre
April 12, 1983	London	Canada	Alumni Hall
April 13, 1983	Rochester	United States	Alexander Palestra
April 14, 1983	Buffalo
April 16, 1983	Poughkeepsie		Kenyon Hall
April 17, 1983	Montreal	Canada	Le Spectrum de Montréal
April 19, 1983	Kirkland	United States	Alumni Gym
April 20, 1983	New Haven		Woolsey Hall
April 22, 1983	Boston		Walter Brown Arena
April 23, 1983	Hartford		Agora Ballroom
April 24, 1983	Aberdeen		Fountain Casino
April 26, 1983	Farmingdale		Spize Club
April 28, 1983	Hoboken		Maxwell's	The Bongos
April 29, 1983	Providence		The Living Rooms	Arms Akimbo Prisoners of Beat
April 30, 1983	New York City		The Ritz	The Individuals
May 2, 1983	Blacksburg		After Dark	Not Shakespeare
May 3, 1983	Raleigh		The Pier	Rick Rock
May 4, 1983	Blowing Rock		P.B. Scott's Music Hall
May 6, 1983	Davidson		Love Auditorium	86
May 7, 1983	Atlanta		Agora Ballroom
May 8, 1983			Fox Theatre
May 9, 1983	Athens		40 Watt Club
May 18, 1983	New York City		The Ritz	The Individuals
May 21, 1983	Saint Paul		Navy Island	The Suburbs (HL)Let's Active The Phones The Replacements
May 22, 1983	Milwaukee		The Palms	Let's Active
May 23, 1983	Madison		Headliners
May 25, 1983	Chicago		Park West	Let's Active The dB's
May 26, 1983	Bloomington		Jake's	Let's Active
May 28, 1983	Lincoln		Drumstick
May 29, 1983	Kansas City		VFW Hall	The Embarrassment Let's Active
May 30, 1983			Uptown Theater	Let's Active
June 1, 1983	Morrison		Red Rocks Amphitheatre	Bow Wow Wow (HL) The English Beat
June 3, 1983	Wichita Falls		Airmen's Club	Let's Active
June 4, 1983	Dallas		Charlie's
June 5, 1983	Austin		Nite Life	Let's Active Vital Signs
June 7, 1983	Lubbock		The Roxy	Let's Active
June 10, 1983	San Diego		The Spirit
June 11, 1983	Los Angeles		The Palace
June 13, 1983	Sacramento		Crest Theatre	The Features Let's Active
June 14, 1983	San Francisco		Old Waldorf	Let's Active
June 16, 1983	Valencia		Showcase Amphitheater
June 17, 1983	Costa Mesa		Concert Factory
June 18, 1983	Los Angeles		Music Machine	Let's Active
June 19, 1983	Santa Cruz		The Catalyst
June 20, 1983	Berkeley		Keystone Berkeley	Lloyds Bad Attitude
June 21, 1983	Palo Alto		Keystone Palo Alto	Lloyds Agent
June 22, 1983	San Francisco		The Stone	Lloyds Victims of Technology
June 28, 1983	Denver		Rainbow Music Hall	Young Weasels Computer Class
June 29, 1983	Omaha		The 20's Nightclub	Digital Sex
June 30, 1983	Columbia		The Blue Note	The Bel-Airs
July 1, 1983	Eureka		Old Glory Amphitheater
July 2, 1983	Indianapolis		The Chase
July 3, 1983	Milwaukee		Summerfest
July 5, 1983	Cleveland		Pirate's Cove	Hungry Young Men The Replacements
July 6, 1983	Cincinnati		Bogart's	The Replacements
July 8, 1983	Detroit		Saint Andrew's Hall
July 9, 1983	Toronto	Canada	Larry's Hideaway	Personal Effects
July 13, 1983	Boston	United States	Paradise Rock Club	The Replacements
July 14, 1983	Providence		The Living Room	Parallel 5th
July 15, 1983	Aberdeen		Fountain Casino	The Replacements
July 17, 1983	New Haven		Toad's Place
July 20, 1983	Philadelphia		Ripley's Music Hall
July 21, 1983	Richmond		Much More Club
July 23, 1983	Winston-Salem		Backstreet Music Venue	Let's Active
North America (Supporting The Police from August 12–22)
August 12, 1983	Hartford	United States	Hartford Veterans Memorial Coliseum
August 13, 1983
August 15, 1983	Norfolk		Norfolk Scope
August 18, 1983	New York City		Shea Stadium
August 20, 1983	Philadelphia		John F. Kennedy Stadium
August 21, 1983	Landover		Capital Centre
August 22, 1983
August 26, 1983	Austell		Southern Star Amphitheater	The Killer Whales
September 30, 1983	Athens		Stitchcraft, Inc
October 3, 1983			Legion Field	Land Sharks Oh-OK
October 4, 1983	Columbia		Russell House Ballroom	Let's Active
October 7, 1983	Washington, D.C.		Ontario Theatre	The Fleshtones Let's Active
October 8, 1983	Philadelphia		Irvine Auditorium	Pretty Poison Let's Active
October 9, 1983	Piscataway		Hardee's	Let's Active
October 11, 1983	Poughkeepsie		The Chance
October 12, 1983	Glenville		Skyway Club
October 13, 1983	Providence		The Living Room
October 14, 1983	Orono		Alumni Memorial Gymnasium	Let's Active B. Willie Smith
October 15, 1983	Waterville		Wadsworth Gymnasium	Let's Active
October 16, 1983	SOlon		Solon Hotel
October 17, 1983	Syracuse		Drumlins Country Club	Let's Active
October 20, 1983	Boston		The Metro
October 21, 1983	New York City		Student Union Ballroom	The Neats
October 22, 1983	New London		Conn Cave	Let's Active
October 31, 1983	New York City		Peppermint Lounge	The Fuzztones The Cramps (HL)
November 10, 1983	San Francisco		Kabuki Nightclub	The Neats Let's Active
November 11, 1983	Beverly Hills		Warner Beverly Hills Theater
November 12, 1983	San Diego		Montezuma Hall	Let's Active
Europe
November 19, 1983	London	England	Dingwalls	Recognition
November 22, 1983			Marquee Club	Jerry Floyd
November 23, 1983	Amsterdam	Netherlands	Paradiso
November 24, 1983	Paris	France	Les Bains Douches	Feedback
November 25, 1983	Rouen		Exo 7

1984

Little America Tour

Concert Tour Name:	Little America Tour
Artist:	R.E.M.
Album:	Reckoning
Location:	Europe, North America, Asia
Start Date:	April 8, 1984
End Date:	December 6, 1984
Number Of Legs:	5
Number Of Shows:	32 in Europe 71 in North America 4 in Asia 107 in total (111 scheduled)

R.E.M. returned to Europe in April 1984, this time in support of their second studio album, Reckoning, with a tour titled the "Little America tour" ("Little America" being a track on the album).^[1] They tour their homeland between June and November, before visiting Asia for the first time in mid-November. This was followed with a few more shows in the UK and Norway during late November and early January 1985.^[1]

Setlist

This set list is representative of the performance in Rouen, France. It does not represent all concerts for the duration of the tour.

1. "Radio Free Europe"
2. "Harborcoat"
3. "Pilgrimage"
4. "Driver 8"
5. "Talk About the Passion"
6. "Hyena"
7. "7 Chinese Bros."
8. "So. Central Rain (I'm Sorry)"
9. "Letter Never Sent"
10. "Auctioneer (Another Engine)"
11. "Gardening at Night"
12. "9-9"
13. "Windout"
14. "Old Man Kensey"
15. "Pretty Persuasion"
16. "Little America"
17. "Femme Fatale"
18. "Riders in the Sky"
19. "(Don't Go Back To) Rockville"
20. "Wolves, Lower"
21. "Moon River"
22. "Wendell Gee"
23. "See No Evil"
24. "Just a Touch"

The typical setlist for the tour consisted of:^[6]

1. "Second Guessing"
2. "Harborcoat"
3. "Pilgrimage"
4. "Hyena"
5. "7 Chinese Bros."
6. "Letter Never Sent"
7. "So. Central Rain"
8. "Talk About the Passion"
9. "Driver 8"
10. "Sitting Still"
11. "Gardening at Night"
12. "Radio Free Europe"
13. "9-9"
14. "Windout"
15. "Old Man Kensey"
16. "Pretty Persuasion"
17. "Just a Touch"
18. "Little America"
19. "Pale Blue Eyes" (The Velvet Underground cover)
20. "Femme Fatale" (The Velvet Underground cover)
21. "(Don't Go Back to) Rockville"
22. "1,000,000"
23. "Moon River" (Henry Mancini cover)
24. "We Walk"
25. "Carnival of Sorts (Boxcars)"

Tour dates

Date	City	Country	Venue	Opening act(s)
Europe
April 8, 1984	Amsterdam	Netherlands	Paradiso	My Bloody Valentine
April 9, 1984	Utrecht		Vrije Vloer
April 10, 1984	Eindhoven		Effenaar
April 12, 1984	Münster	West Germany	Odeonsplatz
April 13, 1984	Hamburg		Knust Hamburg
April 14, 1984
April 15, 1984	Cologne		Luxor
April 17, 1984	Rouen	France	Exo 7	Flooflash
April 18, 1984	Lyon		Club West Side
April 19, 1984	Clermont-Ferrand		Mansion de Peuples	Les Innocents
April 20, 1984	Paris		Eldorado Club
April 24, 1984	Birmingham	England	Tin Can Club	154
April 25, 1984	Manchester		The Gallery
April 26, 1984	Leeds		The Warehouse
April 27, 1984	Glasgow	Scotland	Night Moves
April 29, 1984	Worthing	England	The Carioca	American Girls Bright Young Things
April 30, 1984	London		Marquee Club	The American Girls
May 1, 1984				The Escape Club
North America
June 16, 1984	Fresno	United States	Star Palace^[7] ^[8] ^[9]	The Dream Syndicate
June 17, 1984	Santa Cruz		The Catalyst
June 18, 1984	Santa Barbara		Mission Theater
June 19, 1984	Los Angeles		Hollywood Palace
June 20, 1984	Del Mar		Del Mar Racetrack	Army of Love
June 22, 1984	Los Angeles		Hollywood Palladium	The Dream Syndicate
June 23, 1984	Angels Camp		Calaveras County Fairgrounds
June 24, 1984	San Francisco		The Warfield	The Dream Syndicate
June 26, 1984	Portland		Starry Night
June 27, 1984	Seattle		McCaw Hall
June 28, 1984	Vancouver	Canada	Commodore Ballroom
June 30, 1984	Boise	United States	Mardi Gras Ballroom
July 1, 1984	Salt Lake City		Fairpark Coliseum
July 2, 1984	Glenwood Springs		Bamboo Bar
July 3, 1984	Denver		Rainbow Music Hall
July 5, 1984	Minneapolis		Orpheum Theatre
July 6, 1984	Milwaukee		Summerfest
July 7, 1984	Chicago		Aragon Ballroom	The Dream Syndicate
July 8, 1984	Detroit		Royal Oak Music Theatre
July 10, 1984	Cleveland		The Variety Theatre
July 11, 1984	Rochester		Minett Hall
July 12, 1984	Montreal	Canada	Le Spectrum de Montréal
July 13, 1984	Toronto		Toronto Concert Hall
July 15, 1984	Buffalo	United States	Salty Dog Skyroom
July 16, 1984	Lower		Playpen
July 17, 1984	Brookhaven		Goodskates Roller Ballroom
July 19, 1984	Boston		Orpheum Theatre
July 20, 1984	Hartford		Agora Ballroom
July 21, 1984	New York City		Beacon Theatre
July 22, 1984
July 24, 1984	Washington, D.C.		Warner Theatre
July 25, 1984	Virginia Beach		Pavilion Towers Ballroom
July 27, 1984	Greensboro		War Memorial Auditorium
July 28, 1984	Atlanta		Fox Theatre
August 2, 1984	Mexico City	Mexico	Margos Touch
August 3, 1984
August 4, 1984
North America- Leg II
September 5, 1984	Pomona	United States	Pomona Valley Auditorium	The Blasters
September 6, 1984	Los Angeles		Greek Theatre	Swimming Pool Q's
September 7, 1984	San Diego		Fox Theatre	The dB's
September 8, 1984	Phoenix		Palace West
September 9, 1984	Tucson		Centennial Hall
September 10, 1984	Albuquerque		Grand Ballroom
September 11, 1984	Boulder		Macky Auditorium
September 13, 1984	Omaha		Omaha Music Hall
September 14, 1984	Lawrence		Hoch Auditorium
September 15, 1984	Oklahoma City		The Bowery
September 16, 1984	Dallas		Bronco Bowl
September 18, 1984	Austin		Austin Opera House
September 19, 1984	Houston		Numbers 2
September 21, 1984	Nashville		War Memorial Auditorium
September 22, 1984	Tuscaloosa		Foster Auditorium
September 23, 1984	Charlotte		Park Center
September 25, 1984	Durham		Page Auditorium
September 26, 1984
September 28, 1984	Tampa		USF Soccer Stadium
September 29, 1984	Boca Raton		University Center Auditorium
September 30, 1984	Gainesville		The Bandshell
October 2, 1984	New Orleans		McAllister Auditorium
October 3, 1984	Oxford		Fulton Chapel
October 5, 1984	Carbondale		Shryock Auditorium
October 6, 1984	St. Louis		Graham Chapel
October 7, 1984	DeKalb		Egyptian Theatre
October 8, 1984	Ann Arbor		Michigan Theater
October 10, 1984	Washington D.C		Charles E. Smith Center
October 11, 1984	Charlottesville		Virginia Memorial Gymnasium
October 12, 1984	Passaic		Capitol Theatre
October 13, 1984	Bridgeport		Harvey Hubbell Gymnasium
October 15, 1984	Amherst		Fine Arts Concert Hall
October 16, 1984	Providence		Veterans Memorial Auditorium
October 17, 1984	Upper Darby Township		Tower Theater
October 31, 1984	Honolulu		Pier 10 Ballroom	Hat Makes the Man
Japan
November 5, 1984	Tokyo	Japan	Room 10	Bakufu-Slump
November 8, 1984			Aoyama Gakuin University
November 10, 1984	Yokohama		Concert Garden
November 11, 1984	Tokyo		Senshu Gymnasium
Europe
November 15, 1984	Newcastle	England	Tiffany's Ballroom	The Lucy Show
November 16, 1984	Edinburgh	Scotland	The Front
November 17, 1984	Manchester	England	Manchester Polytechnic Union
November 18, 1984	Liverpool		Royal Court Theatre
November 21, 1984	Nottingham		Rock City
November 23, 1984	Norwich		The LCR
November 24, 1984	Colchester		Essex Dance Hall
November 26, 1984	Birmingham		Debating Hall
November 27, 1984	Leicester		University of Leicester
November 28, 1984	Cardiff	Wales	New Ocean Club
November 29, 1984	Dunstable	England	Queensway Hall
December 1, 1984	Brighton		Cockcroft Hall
December 2, 1984	London		Lyceum Theatre	The Lucy ShowLyres
December 4, 1984	Dublin	Ireland	SFX Hall	The Lucy Show
December 6, 1984	Oslo	Norway	Oslo Circus	The Act

Cancellations and rescheduled shows

<	--Date-->	<	--City, (State or Country)-->	<	--Venue-->	<	--Reason/Additional Info-->
June 14, 1983	Los Angeles	Music Machine	Cancelled. Band refused to play.
December 1, 1984	Brighton, England	Brighton Polytechnic	Cancelled due to Stipe straining his neck.

1985

Reconstruction Tour

Concert Tour Name:	Reconstruction Tour
Artist:	R.E.M.
Album:	Fables of the Reconstruction
Location:	Europe, North America
Start Date:	April 22, 1985
End Date:	December 13, 1985
Number Of Legs:	4
Number Of Shows:	114 (118 scheduled)

A "Pre-Construction" tour in April and May took the band around several eastern states. After the release of Fables of the Reconstruction in June, the band traveled to Europe. The following month, they returned to North America for a two-month tour. The "Reconstruction I" tour began in Oregon in July and ended in New Jersey in August.^[1]

October's "Reconstruction II" tour took the band back to Europe, beginning in the Netherlands and ending in Scotland.^[1]

In November, "Reconstruction III" commenced in Colorado.^[1]

Setlist

The typical setlist for the tour consisted of:^[10]

1. "Feeling Gravity's Pull"
2. "Green Grow the Rushes"
3. "Maps and Legends"
4. "Harborcoat"
5. "Hyena"
6. "Driver 8"
7. "Fall on Me"
8. "Good Advices"
9. "Sitting Still"
10. "So. Central Rain"
11. "Have You Ever Seen the Rain?" (Creedence Clearwater Revival cover)
12. "Can't Get There From Here"
13. "7 Chinese Bros."
14. "Auctioneer"
15. "Old Man Kensey"
16. "Pretty Persuasion"
17. "Life and How to Live It"
18. "Little America"
19. "Talk About the Passion"
20. "Second Guessing"
21. "Gardening at Night"
22. "(Don't Go Back to) Rockville"
23. "Toys In the Attic" (Aerosmith cover)
24. "Tired of Singing Trouble"
25. "Theme From Two Steps Onward"
26. "See No Evil" (Television cover)

Date	City	Country	Venue	Opening act(s)
North America ("Pre-Construction" Tour)
April 22, 1985	Athens	United States	Legion Field	The Fleshtones Alex Chilton
April 25, 1985	Lewisburg		Davis Gym	The Neats
April 26, 1985	Vestal		West Gym
April 27, 1985	Providence		Pembroke Field	Pablo MosesThe Neats
April 28, 1985	Piscataway		Busch Campus Center	Lillo ThomasThe Neats
April 30, 1985	Madison		Baldwin Gymnasium	The Neats
May 2, 1985	Princeton		L.Stockwell Jadwin Gymnasium	Axel Ericson The Neats
May 3, 1985	Cambridge		New Athletic Center	The Neats
May 4, 1985	Williamstown		Lansing Chapman Rink
May 5, 1985	Buffalo		Alumni Arena	Billy Bragg The Neats
May 7, 1985	Springfield		Wittenberg Fieldhouse	The Neats
May 8, 1985	Evanston		McGaw Memorial Hall
May 9, 1985	Iowa City		Hancher Auditorium
May 10, 1985	Madison		Stock Pavilion
May 27, 1985	Raleigh		Meredith College Amphitheater
Europe ("Pre-Construction" Tour)
June 22, 1985	Milton Keynes	England	Milton Keynes National Bowl	Friends of Gavin supported
June 24, 1985	Manchester		International Club	Friends of Gavin supported
June 25, 1985	Edinburgh	Scotland	Coasters
June 26, 1985	Newcastle	England	Tiffany's Ballroom
June 27, 1985	Coventry		The Workroom	Green on Red (HL)The Jazz Butcher Jonathan Richman
June 29, 1985	Dublin	Ireland	Croke Park
July 3, 1985	West Berlin	West Germany	Parliament Terrain
July 6, 1985	Torhout	Belgium	Achiel Eeckloo Rock Meadow
July 7, 1985	Rotselaar		Festival Park Werchter
North America- Leg 2
July 11, 1985	Portland	United States	Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall	True West
July 12, 1985	Seattle		Paramount Theatre
July 13, 1985	Vancouver	Canada	Commodore Ballroom
July 15, 1985	Edmonton		S.U.B. Theater
July 16, 1985	Calgary		MacEwan Hall
July 19, 1985	Fresno	United States	Warnors Theatre	True West The Three O'Clock
July 20, 1985	Berkeley		Greek Theatre
July 21, 1985	Reno		Pioneer Performing Arts Center
July 22, 1985	Santa Rosa		Sonoma County Fairgrounds
July 23, 1985	Santa Cruz		Santa Cruz Civic Auditorium
July 24, 1985	Santa Barbara		Arlington Theater
July 26, 1985	San Diego		SDSU Open Air Theatre
July 27, 1985	Los Angeles		Greek Theatre
July 28, 1985	Irvine		Irvine Meadows Amphitheatre
July 29, 1985	Phoenix		Palace West	True West
July 31, 1985	San Antonio		Majestic Theatre
August 1, 1985	Austin		Austin City Coliseum
August 2, 1985	Houston		Cullen Performance Hall
August 3, 1985	Dallas		Bronco Bowl
August 5, 1985	Saint Paul		Roy Wilkins Auditorium	The Three O'Clock
August 6, 1985	Milwaukee		MECCA Arena
August 7, 1985	Chicago		UIC Pavilion
August 9, 1985	Kalamazoo		State Theatre
August 10, 1985	Detroit		Fox Theatre	The Three O'ClockThe Replacements
August 12, 1985	Cleveland		Cleveland Public Auditorium	The Three O'Clock
August 13, 1985	Pittsburgh		Syria Mosque
August 15, 1985	Rochester		Auditorium Theatre
August 16, 1985	Toronto	Canada	Masonic Concert Hall
August 17, 1985	Ottawa		Barrymore's Music Hall
August 18, 1985	Montreal		The Great Tent
August 20, 1985	Portland	United States	George I. Lewis Auditorium
August 21, 1985	Boston		Walter Brown Arena
August 23, 1985	Pawtucket		Leroy Theatre
August 24, 1985	Hartford		Agora Ballroom
August 25, 1985	Albany		J.B. Scott's Theater
August 26, 1985	Baltimore		Lyric Opera House
August 28, 1985	Upper Darby Township		Tower Theater
August 29, 1985	Washington, D.C.		DAR Constitutional Hall
August 30, 1985	Passaic		Capitol Theatre
August 31, 1985	New York City		Radio City Music Hall
Europe- Leg 2
October 1, 1985	Amsterdam	Netherlands	Paradiso
October 2, 1985	Bochum	West Germany	Colliery
October 3, 1985	Rotterdam	Netherlands	Rotterdam Arena
October 5, 1985	Ghent	Belgium	Forward Concert Hall
October 6, 1985	Frankfurt	West Germany	Batschkapp
October 7, 1985	Munich		Alabama-Halle
October 9, 1985	West Berlin		Metropol
October 10, 1985	Hamburg		Markthalle Hamburg
October 11, 1985	Cologne		Luxor Theater
October 13, 1985	Saarbrücken		University Auditorium
October 14, 1985	Paris	France	L'Eldorado
October 15, 1985	Lyon		Molière Room
October 16, 1985	Geneva	Switzerland	The Cantine du Faubourg
October 18, 1985	Mannheim	West Germany	Old Fire Station	Silent Agency
October 20, 1985	Manchester	England	The Ritz	The Jazz ButcherMisdemeanor The Faith Brothers
October 21, 1985	Nottingham		Rock City	Pleasure DeviceThe Faith Brothers
October 22, 1985	Sheffield		Lower Refectory	The Faith Brothers
October 23, 1985	Glasgow	Scotland	Barrowland Ballroom
October 26, 1985	Liverpool	England	Royal Court Theatre	Grown Up StrangeThe Faith Brothers
October 27, 1985	Birmingham		The Powerhouse	The Faith Brothers
October 28, 1985	London		Hammersmith Palais	MisdemeanorThe Faith Brothers
October 29, 1985				The Jazz ButcherThe Faith Brothers
North America- Leg 3
November 2, 1985	Boulder	United States	CU Events Center	10,000 Maniacs
November 3, 1985	Laramie		Arts & Science Auditorium
November 5, 1985	Omaha		Omaha Music Hall
November 6, 1985	Kansas City		Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Hall
November 7, 1985	Champaign		Champaign Assembly Hall
November 8, 1985	Bloomington		Indiana University Auditorium
November 11, 1985	Lexington		Lexington Memorial Coliseum
November 12, 1985	Nashville		Vanderbilt Memorial Gymnasium
November 13, 1985	Memphis		Orpheum Theatre
November 15, 1985	Ames		C.Y. Stephens Auditorium
November 16, 1985	Urbana		Foellinger Auditorium
November 17, 1985	St. Louis		Kiel Opera House
November 19, 1985	New Orleans		Saenger Performing Arts Theatre
November 21, 1985	Tuscaloosa		Foster Auditorium
November 22, 1985	Tallahassee		Leon County Civic Center	The Minutemen
November 23, 1985	Jacksonville		Swisher Gym
November 24, 1985	Miami		James L. Knight Center
November 26, 1985	St. Petersburg		Bayfront Theater
November 27, 1985	Savannah		Johnny Mercer Theater
November 29, 1985	Atlanta		Fox Theatre	Jason & The ScorchersThe Minutemen
November 30, 1985
December 2, 1985	Raleigh		Raleigh Civic Center	The Minutemen
December 3, 1985	Columbia		Township Auditorium
December 4, 1985	Norfolk		Chrysler Hall
December 5, 1985	Richmond		Richmond Mosque
December 6, 1985	Lexington		Doremus Memorial Gymnasium
December 8, 1985	Winston-Salem		R.J. Reynolds Memorial Auditorium
December 9, 1985	Radford		Dedmon Center
December 10, 1985	Columbus		Veterans Memorial Auditorium
December 11, 1985	Indianapolis		Clowes Memorial Hall
December 13, 1985	Charlotte		Park Center

1986

Pageantry Tour

Concert Tour Name:	Pageantry Tour
Artist:	R.E.M.
Album:	Lifes Rich Pageant
Location:	North America
Start Date:	September 5, 1986
End Date:	November 26, 1986
Number Of Legs:	1
Number Of Shows:	63 (64 scheduled)

"Pageantry Tour", in support of Lifes Rich Pageant.

Setlist

The typical setlist for the tour consisted of:^[11]

1. "These Days"
2. "Harborcoat"
3. "Hyena"
4. "Sitting Still"
5. "The One I Love"
6. "Shaking Through"
7. "Feeling Gravity's Pull"
8. "The Flowers of Guatemala"
9. "Maps and Legends"
10. "Driver 8"
11. "I Believe"
12. "Swan Swan H"
13. "7 Chinese Bros."
14. "Superman" (The Clique cover)
15. "Can't Get There From Here"
16. "Old Man Kensey"
17. "Pretty Persuasion"
18. "Auctioneer"
19. "Cuyahoga"
20. "Fall on Me"
21. "Little America"
22. "Just a Touch"
23. "Strange" (Wire cover)
24. "Begin the Begin"
25. "Oddfellows Local 151"
26. "Funtime" (Iggy Pop cover)
27. "So. Central Rain"

Date	City	Country	Venue	Opening act(s)
September 5, 1986	Pelham	United States	Oak Mountain Amphitheatre	Fetchin' Bones
September 6, 1986	Bloomington		Indiana University Auditorium
September 7, 1986	Cincinnati		Taft Theatre
September 8, 1986	Louisville		Louisville Memorial Auditorium
September 10, 1986	Nashville		Grand Ole Opry House
September 11, 1986	Jackson		Jackson Municipal Auditorium
September 12, 1986	New Orleans		Saenger Performing Arts Theatre
September 13, 1986	Memphis		Mud Island Amphitheater
September 15, 1986	Little Rock		J.T. Robinson Memorial Auditorium
September 17, 1986	Oklahoma City		Oklahoma City Music Hall
September 18, 1986	Austin		Austin City Coliseum
September 19, 1986	Houston		Southern Star Amphitheatre
September 20, 1986	Dallas		Dallas Fair Park Bandshell
September 22, 1986	Las Cruces		Pan American Center	Guadalcanal Diary
September 23, 1986	Mesa		Mesa Amphitheatre
September 24, 1986	Costa Mesa		Pacific Amphitheatre
September 26, 1986	Berkeley		Greek Theatre
September 27, 1986	Santa Barbara		Santa Barbara County Bowl
September 28, 1986	San Diego		UCSD Gymnasium
September 30, 1986	Universal City		Universal Amphitheatre
October 1, 1986	Oakland		Oakland-Alameda County Arena
October 2, 1986	Eugene		EMU Ballroom
October 3, 1986	Portland		Portland Civic Auditorium
October 4, 1986	Seattle		Paramount Theatre
October 5, 1986	Vancouver	Canada	UBC War Memorial Gym
October 7, 1986	Salt Lake City	United States	Utah State Fairgrounds Coliseum
October 9, 1986	Boulder		CU Events Center	Camper Van Beethoven
October 10, 1986	Lincoln		Pershing Auditorium
October 11, 1986	Kansas City		Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Hall
October 12, 1986	St. Louis		Kiel Opera House
October 14, 1986	Saint Paul		Roy Wilkins Auditorium
October 15, 1986	Iowa City		Hancher Auditorium
October 17, 1986	Milwaukee		Oriental Theatre
October 18, 1986	Grand Rapids		George W. Welsh Auditorium
October 19, 1986	Chicago		UIC Pavilion
October 21, 1986	DeKalb		Chick Evans Fieldhouse
October 22, 1986	Detroit		Fox Theatre
October 23, 1986	Cleveland		Cleveland Public Hall
October 24, 1986	Pittsburgh		Syria Mosque
October 26, 1986	Buffalo		Shea's Performing Arts Center	Throwing Muses
October 27, 1986	Toronto	Canada	Massey Hall	The Feelies
October 29, 1986	Montreal		Maurice-Richard Arena
October 30, 1986	Durham	United States	Lundholm Gymnasium
October 31, 1986	Burlington		Roy L. Patrick Gymnasium
November 1, 1986	Boston		Wang Theatre
November 2, 1986
November 4, 1986	Portland		Cumberland County Civic Center
November 6, 1986	New York City		Felt Forum
November 7, 1986
November 8, 1986	New Haven		New Haven Coliseum
November 9, 1986	Philadelphia		Spectrum Showcase
November 11, 1986	Charlottesville		University Hall	Let's Active
November 12, 1986	Washington, D.C.		Charles E. Smith Center
November 14, 1986	Williamsburg		William and Mary Hall
November 15, 1986	Durham		Cameron Indoor Stadium
November 16, 1986	Wilmington		Trask Coliseum
November 17, 1986	Columbia		Township Auditorium
November 19, 1986	Statesboro		W.S. Hanner Fieldhouse
November 20, 1986	Jacksonville		Jacksonville Civic Auditorium
November 21, 1986	St. Petersburg		Bayfront Center
November 22, 1986	Miami		James L. Knight Center
November 24, 1986	Atlanta		Fox Theatre
November 25, 1986
November 26, 1986

1987

Work Tour

Concert Tour Name:	Work Tour
Artist:	R.E.M.
Album:	Document
Location:	North America, Europe
Start Date:	September 12, 1987
End Date:	November 28, 1987
Number Of Legs:	2
Number Of Shows:	49

"Work Tour", in support of the album Document.^[1] R.E.M. did not perform any shows throughout the following year, and signed to Warner Bros. for the release of their sixth studio album, Green. R.E.M. remained with Warner Bros. until their breakup in 2011.

Setlist

The typical setlist for the tour consisted of:^[12]

1. "Finest Worksong"
2. "These Days"
3. "Welcome to the Occupation"
4. "Exhuming McCarthy"
5. "Orange Crush"
6. "Feeling Gravity's Pull"
7. "Disturbance at the Heron House"
8. "King of Birds"
9. "I Believe"
10. "Cuyahoga"
11. "Driver 8"
12. "Sitting Still"
13. "Superman" (The Clique cover)
14. "Oddfellows Local 151"
15. "Pretty Persuasion"
16. "It's the End of the World as We Know It"
17. "Auctioneer"
18. "Begin the Begin"
19. "The Flowers of Guatemala"
20. "Fall on Me"
21. "Just a Touch"
22. "Strange" (Wire cover)
23. "The One I Love"
24. "Pop Song '89"
25. "See No Evil" (Television cover)
26. "Harpers" (Hugo Largo cover)
27. "Crazy" (Pylon cover)

Date	City	Country	Venue	Opening act(s)
Europe
September 12, 1987	London	England	Hammersmith Odeon	10,000 Maniacs
September 14, 1987	Utrecht	Netherlands	Muziekcentrum Vredenburg	The Railway Children
September 16, 1987	Paris	France	La Cigale
September 18, 1987	Düsseldorf	West Germany	Tor 3
North America
October 1, 1987	Knoxville	United States	Stokely Athletic Center	10,000 Maniacs
October 2, 1987	Clemson		Littlejohn Coliseum
October 3, 1987	Durham		Cameron Indoor Stadium
October 4, 1987
October 6, 1987	New York City		Radio City Music Hall
October 7, 1987
October 9, 1987	Williamsburg		William & Mary Hall
October 10, 1987	Fairfax		Patriot Center
October 11, 1987	State College		Recreation Hall
October 12, 1987	Charlottesville		University Hall
October 14, 1987	Charleston		Charleston Municipal Auditorium
October 16, 1987	Philadelphia		The Spectrum
October 17, 1987	New Haven		New Haven Coliseum
October 18, 1987	Worcester		The Centrum
October 19, 1987	Providence		Providence Performing Arts Center
October 21, 1987	Rochester		Rochester Community War Memorial
October 22, 1987	Piscataway		Louis Brown Athletic Center
October 23, 1987	Pittsburgh		Civic Arena
October 24, 1987	Columbus		Veterans Memorial Auditorium
October 26, 1987	Lansing		MSU Auditorium
October 27, 1987	West Lafayette		Elliott Hall of Music
October 29, 1987	Ann Arbor		Crisler Arena	The dB's
October 30, 1987	Oxford		Millett Hall
October 31, 1987	Davenport		Palmer Auditorium
November 2, 1987	Saint Paul		Roy Wilkins Auditorium
November 3, 1987	Madison		Dane County Coliseum
November 4, 1987	Chicago		UIC Pavilion
November 5, 1987
November 7, 1987	Champaign		Assembly Hall
November 8, 1987	Kansas City		Memorial Hall
November 9, 1987	Lincoln		Pershing Center
November 10, 1987	St. Louis		Fox Theatre
November 13, 1987	Oakland		Oakland-Alameda County Arena
November 14, 1987	Irvine		Bren Events Center
November 15, 1987	Universal City		Universal Amphitheatre
November 16, 1987	Tempe		Gammage Memorial Auditorium
November 18, 1987	Dallas		Moody Coliseum
November 19, 1987	College Station		G. Rollie White Coliseum
November 20, 1987	Houston		Sam Houston Coliseum
November 22, 1987	Oxford		Tad Smith Coliseum
November 23, 1987	Auburn		Joel H. Eaves Memorial Coliseum
November 24, 1987	Atlanta		Fox Theatre
November 25, 1987
November 27, 1987
November 28, 1987

1989

Green Tour

Concert Tour Name:	Green Tour
Artist:	R.E.M.
Album:	Green
Location:	North America, Europe, Asia, Oceania
Start Date:	January 26, 1989
End Date:	November 13, 1989
Number Of Legs:	5
Number Of Shows:	131 (135 scheduled)

R.E.M.'s first major tour, as well as their biggest most visually developed tour to date, featured back-projections and art films playing on the stage during the band's shows. The tour featured Peter Holsapple of the dB's as an auxiliary musician on guitar, keys and vocals as needed. Subsequent tours would further feature backing musicians assuming instrumental roles, especially after Bill Berry's departure in 1997.

The final show of the tour, at the Fox Theatre in Atlanta, featured the band performing their first full-length album, Murmur in order, from start to finish, followed by Green in order, from start to finish. The night was concluded by an encore set performed by Mike & the Melons with Michael Stipe fronting the road crew. It marked the only live performance of "The Wrong Child", and one of the few live performances of "Hairshirt".

A concert video called Tourfilm is a compilation of footage from various locations on these tours.

R.E.M. would not tour again until 1995, following the release of Monster the previous year.

The typical setlist consisted of:^[13]

1. "Pop Song '89"
2. "Welcome to the Occupation"
3. "Exhuming McCarthy"
4. "The One I Love"
5. "Turn You Inside Out"
6. "Disturbance at the Heron House"
7. "Orange Crush"
8. "Feeling Gravity's Pull"
9. "Belong"
10. "Sitting Still"
11. "World Leader Pretend"
12. "These Days"
13. "Stand"
14. "Pretty Persuasion"
15. "I Believe"
16. "Get Up"
17. "Begin the Begin"
18. "Auctioneer"
19. "It's The End of the World as We Know It"
20. "Fall on Me"
21. "King of Birds"
22. "Crazy" (Pylon cover)
23. "You Are the Everything"
24. "Finest Worksong"
25. "Perfect Circle"
26. "Dark Globe" (Syd Barrett cover)
27. "Harpers" (Hugo Largo cover)
28. "See No Evil" (Television cover)
29. "After Hours" (The Velvet Underground cover)

Date	City	Country	Venue	Opening act(s)
Japan
January 26, 1989	Tokyo	Japan	Sound Colosseum MZA
January 27, 1989
Oceania
February 2, 1989	Christchurch	New Zealand	Christchurch Town Hall	The Bats
February 3, 1989	Wellington		Wellington Town Hall	Let's Planet
February 4, 1989	Auckland		Logan Campbell Center	Straitjacket Fits
February 9, 1989	Perth	Australia	Perth Concert Hall	The Go-Betweens
February 11, 1989	Adelaide		Thebarton Theatre
February 12, 1989	Melbourne		Festival Hall
February 15, 1989	Brisbane		Brisbane Festival Hall
February 17, 1989	Sydney		Hordern Pavilion
United States
March 1, 1989	Louisville	United States	Louisville Gardens	Robyn Hitchcock & The Egyptians
March 2, 1989	Carbondale		SIU Arena
March 3, 1989	St. Louis		St. Louis Arena
March 4, 1989	Kansas City		Kemper Arena
March 6, 1989	Rosemont		Rosemont Horizon
March 7, 1989	Iowa City		Carver–Hawkeye Arena
March 8, 1989	Bloomington		Met Center
March 10, 1989	Omaha		Omaha Civic Auditorium
March 13, 1989	Sacramento		ARCO Arena
March 14, 1989	Oakland		Oakland-Alameda County Arena
March 15, 1989	Inglewood		Great Western Forum
March 16, 1989	San Diego		San Diego Sports Arena
March 18, 1989	Tempe		ASU Activity Center
March 20, 1989	San Antonio		San Antonio Municipal Auditorium
March 21, 1989	Austin		Frank Erwin Center
March 22, 1989	Dallas		Reunion Arena
March 23, 1989	Houston		The Summit
March 25, 1989	Shreveport		Hirsch Memorial Coliseum	The Indigo Girls
March 27, 1989	New Orleans		Kiefer UNO Lakefront Arena
March 28, 1989	Birmingham		BJCC Coliseum
March 30, 1989	Memphis		Mid-South Coliseum
March 31, 1989	Murfreesboro		Murphy Center
April 1, 1989	Atlanta		The Omni
April 2, 1989
April 4, 1989	Cincinnati		Riverfront Coliseum
April 5, 1989	Detroit		Cobo Arena
April 6, 1989	Richfield		Richfield Coliseum
April 7, 1989	Morgantown		WVU Coliseum
April 9, 1989	Worcester		The Centrum
April 10, 1989	New York City		Madison Square Garden
April 11, 1989	Syracuse		Onondaga War Memorial Auditorium
April 12, 1989	Toronto	Canada	Maple Leaf Gardens
April 14, 1989	Montreal		Montreal Forum
April 15, 1989	Portland	United States	Cumberland County Civic Center	Drivin' 'n' Cryin'
April 16, 1989	Boston		Boston Garden
April 18, 1989	Landover		Capital Centre
April 20, 1989	Philadelphia		The Spectrum
April 21, 1989	Richmond		Richmond Coliseum
April 22, 1989	Chapel Hill		Dean Smith Center
April 23, 1989	Charlotte		Charlotte Coliseum
April 25, 1989	Columbia		Carolina Coliseum
April 26, 1989	Savannah		Savannah Civic Center
April 28, 1989	Tampa		USF Sun Dome
April 29, 1989	Miami		Miami Arena
April 30, 1989	Orlando		Orlando Arena
May 2, 1989	Tallahassee		Leon County Civic Center
May 3, 1989	Huntsville		Von Braun Civic Center
May 6, 1989	Athens		Sanford Stadium
Europe
May 9, 1989	Düsseldorf	West Germany	Philipshalle	The Go-Betweens
May 12, 1989	Bielefeld		PC69
May 15, 1989	Landgraaf	Netherlands	Pinkpop Festival
May 17, 1989	Leicester	England	De Montfort Hall	The Blue Aeroplanes
May 18, 1989	Newport	Wales	Newport Centre
May 19, 1989	Portsmouth	England	Portsmouth Guildhall
May 21, 1989	Liverpool		Royal Court Theatre
May 22, 1989	Nottingham		Royal Concert Hall
May 23, 1989	Edinburgh	Scotland	Edinburgh Playhouse
May 24, 1989	Glasgow		Barrowland Ballroom
May 26, 1989	Newcastle	England	Newcastle City Hall
May 27, 1989	Manchester		Manchester Apollo	Family CatThe Blue Aeroplanes
May 29, 1989	London		Hammersmith Odeon	The Blue Aeroplanes
May 30, 1989
May 31, 1989	Birmingham		NEC Arena
June 4, 1989	Seinäjoki	Finland	Provinssirock
June 6, 1989	Stockholm	Sweden	Göta Lejon
June 7, 1989	Oslo	Norway	Rockefeller Music Hall
June 8, 1989
June 9, 1989	Copenhagen	Denmark	Saga Rock Theater
June 11, 1989	West Berlin	West Germany	Metropol	The Go-Betweens
June 13, 1989	Zurich	Switzerland	Volkshaus
June 15, 1989	Milan	Italy	PalaTrussardi
June 16, 1989	Bologna		PalaDozza
June 17, 1989	Perugia		PalaEvangelisti
June 20, 1989	Paris	France	Le Grand Rex	The Go-Betweens
June 22, 1989	London	England	Wembley Arena	Throwing Muses
June 24, 1989	Dublin	Ireland	RDS Simmonscourt Pavilion	The Go-Betweens
June 27, 1989	Hamburg	West Germany	Große Freiheit 36
June 28, 1989	Frankfurt		Kongresshalle
June 29, 1989	Munich		Circus Krone
July 1, 1989	Torhout	Belgium	Torhout Festival
July 2, 1989	Rotselaar		Werchter Festival
North America- Leg 2
September 8, 1989	Indianapolis	United States	Market Square Arena	Throwing Muses
September 9, 1989	Clarkston		Pine Knob Music Theater
September 10, 1989	Pittsburgh		Civic Arena
September 12, 1989	Buffalo		Buffalo Memorial Auditorium
September 13, 1989	Hartford		Hartford Civic Center
September 15, 1989	Boston		Great Woods Performing Arts Center
September 16, 1989
September 17, 1989	Philadelphia		Mann Music Center
September 19, 1989	East Rutherford		Brendan Byrne Arena
September 20, 1989	Hempstead		Nassau Coliseum
September 22, 1989	Columbia		Merriweather Post Pavilion
September 23, 1989
September 26, 1989	Dayton		University of Dayton Arena	NRBQ
September 27, 1989	Champaign		Assembly Hall
September 29, 1989	South Bend		Edmund P. Joyce Center
September 30, 1989	East Troy		Alpine Valley Music Theater
October 1, 1989	Ames		Hilton Coliseum
October 3, 1989	Lincoln		Pershing Center
October 5, 1989	Denver		McNichols Sports Arena
October 7, 1989	Salt Lake City		Salt Palace
October 8, 1989	Boise		BSU Pavilion
October 10, 1989	Pullman		Beasley Coliseum
October 11, 1989	Seattle		Seattle Center Coliseum
October 13, 1989	Portland		Memorial Coliseum
October 14, 1989	Vancouver	Canada	Pacific Coliseum
October 16, 1989	Anchorage	United States	Sullivan Sports Arena
October 18, 1989	Costa Mesa		Pacific Amphitheatre
October 20, 1989	Concord		Concord Pavilion
October 21, 1989	Mountain View		Shoreline Amphitheatre
October 24, 1989	Phoenix		Compton Terrace	Pylon
October 25, 1989	Tucson		TCC Arena
October 26, 1989	Las Cruces		Pan American Center
October 28, 1989	Oklahoma City		Myriad Convention Center
October 29, 1989	College Station		G. Rollie White Coliseum
October 30, 1989	Baton Rouge		Pete Maravich Assembly Center
November 1, 1989	Tallahassee		Leon County Civic Center
November 3, 1989	Chattanooga		UTC Arena
November 4, 1989	Knoxville		Thompson-Boling Arena
November 5, 1989	Lexington		Rupp Arena
November 7, 1989	Roanoke		Roanoke Civic Center
November 8, 1989	Hampton		Hampton Coliseum
November 10, 1989	Greensboro		Greensboro Coliseum
November 11, 1989	Macon		Macon Coliseum
November 13, 1989	Atlanta		Fox Theater

1995

Monster Tour ("Aneurysm '95 Tour")

Concert Tour Name:	Monster Tour
Artist:	R.E.M.
Album:	Monster
Location:	North America, Europe, Asia, Oceania
Start Date:	January 13, 1995
End Date:	November 21, 1995
Number Of Legs:	5
Number Of Shows:	135 (165 scheduled)

After refusing to tour in support of their two previous releases, Out of Time and Automatic for the People, the band agreed to tour in support of Monster. The tour was critically and commercially successful, though a handful of shows were either cancelled or postponed due to health problems associated with the band members.^[2]

The concert video Road Movie is a compilation of footage taken from the final three nights of the tour, in Atlanta.

New Adventures in Hi-Fi, the band's tenth studio album, was released in 1996 without a supporting tour, though a handful of material was performed during this tour, either during soundcheck or the actual show. Eight-track recorders were brought to capture its shows, and used the recordings as the base elements for that album.

This was the final tour to feature Bill Berry, though he briefly reunited with them during a show in 2003. This was also the first tour to feature involvement from Seattle-based multi-instrumentalist Scott McCaughey, who remained active with the group on recordings of albums from New Adventures in Hi-Fi to Collapse Into Now, as well as subsequent tours.

Date	City	Country	Venue	Opening act(s)
Pacific Rim
January 13, 1995	Perth	Australia	Perth Entertainment Centre	Died Pretty Grant Lee Buffalo
January 14, 1995
January 16, 1995	Adelaide		Adelaide Entertainment Centre
January 18, 1995	Sydney		Sydney Entertainment Centre
January 19, 1995
January 20, 1995
January 22, 1995	Brisbane		Brisbane Entertainment Centre
January 23, 1995
January 25, 1995	Melbourne		Sidney Myer Music Bowl
January 26, 1995
January 28, 1995	Auckland	New Zealand	Western Springs Stadium	Grant Lee BuffaloCrowded House
February 1, 1995	Tokyo	Japan	Nippon Budokan	Grant Lee Buffalo
February 2, 1995
February 4, 1995	Taipei	Taiwan	Plenary Hall	Sissey Chau
February 5, 1995	Hong Kong		Queen Elizabeth Stadium
February 7, 1995	Singapore		Singapore Indoor Stadium
Europe
February 15, 1995	San Sebastian	Spain	Velódromo de Anoeta	Grant Lee Buffalo
February 16, 1995	Madrid		Palacio de Deportes
February 18, 1995	Barcelona		Palau Sant Jordi
February 19, 1995	Toulon	France	Zénith Omega
February 20, 1995	Turin	Italy	PalaStampa
February 22, 1995	Rome		PalaEUR
February 23, 1995
February 24, 1995	Milan		Forum di Assago
February 25, 1995
February 26, 1995
February 27, 1995	Bologna		Palasport
March 1, 1995	Lausanne	Switzerland	Patinoire de Malley
March 2, 1995	Zurich		Hallenstadion
March 3, 1995
March 5, 1995	Toulouse	France	Palais des Sports
March 6, 1995	Lyon		Halle Tony Garnier
March 9, 1995	Amneville		Galaxie Amnéville
March 13, 1995	Hamburg	Germany	Alsterdorfer Sporthalle	PJ Harvey
March 14, 1995	Frankfurt		Festhalle
March 15, 1995
March 17, 1995	Stuttgart		Hanns-Martin-Schleyer-Halle
March 18, 1995	Nuremberg		Frankenhalle
March 20, 1995	Munich		Olympiahalle
March 21, 1995
March 23, 1995	Dortmund		Westfalenhallen
March 24, 1995
March 27, 1995	Berlin		Deutschlandhalle
March 28, 1995
March 30, 1995	Helsinki	Finland	Helsinki Ice Hall
April 1, 1995	Stockholm	Sweden	Stockholm Globe Arena
April 2, 1995	Gothenburg		Scandinavium
April 5, 1995	Copenhagen	Denmark	Forum Copenhagen
April 7, 1995	London	England	Wembley Arena
April 9, 1995
April 10, 1995
April 11, 1995
April 13, 1995	Birmingham		NEC Arena
April 14, 1995
April 16, 1995	Glasgow	Scotland	Scottish Exhibition & Conference Center
April 17, 1995
April 19, 1995	Sheffield	England	Sheffield Arena
April 20, 1995
North America
May 15, 1995	Mountain View	United States	Shoreline Amphitheater	Sonic Youth
May 16, 1995
May 17, 1995
May 19, 1995	Portland		Portland Memorial Coliseum
May 20, 1995	Vancouver	Canada	Pacific Coliseum
May 21, 1995	George	United States	The Gorge Amphitheatre
May 23, 1995	Salt Lake City		Delta Center
May 24, 1995	Greenwood Village		Fiddler's Green
May 25, 1995
May 27, 1995	Bonner Springs		Sandstone Amphitheater
May 28, 1995
May 30, 1995	Minneapolis		Target Center
May 31, 1995	Milwaukee		Marcus Amphitheater	Luscious Jackson
June 2, 1995	Rosemont		Rosemont Horizon
June 3, 1995
June 4, 1995
June 6, 1995	Auburn Hills		The Palace of Auburn Hills
June 7, 1995
June 9, 1995	Columbus		Polaris Amphitheater
June 10, 1995	Pittsburgh		Star Lake Amphitheater
June 11, 1995	Cleveland		Gund Arena
June 13, 1995	Toronto	Canada	Molson Amphitheater
June 14, 1995	Montreal		Montreal Forum
June 16, 1995	Boston	United States	Great Woods Performing Arts Center
June 17, 1995
June 18, 1995
June 20, 1995	Albany		Knickerbocker Arena
June 22, 1995	New York City		Madison Square Garden
June 23, 1995
June 24, 1995
Europe
June 28, 1995	Berlin	Germany	Waldbühne	The Cranberries
June 29, 1995	Roskilde	Denmark	Roskilde Festival
July 1, 1995	Torhout	Belgium	Torhout Festival
July 2, 1995	Werchter		Werchter Festival
July 3, 1995	Paris	France	Palais Omnisports de Paris-Bercy	Belly
July 5, 1995	Vienna	Austria	Ernst-Happel-Stadion	The Cranberries
July 7, 1995	Frauenfeld	Switzerland	Out in the Green
July 8, 1995	Hamburg	Germany	Trabrennbahn Bahrenfeld	The CranberriesBelly
July 9, 1995	Düren		Badesee Düren	The CranberriesOasis Belly
July 22, 1995	Slane	Ireland	Slane Castle	OasisBelly
July 23, 1995	Cardiff	Wales	Cardiff Arms Park	The Cranberries
July 25, 1995	Huddersfield	England	Alfred McAlpine Stadium
July 26, 1995
July 27, 1995	Edinburgh	Scotland	Murrayfield Stadium	The Cranberries
July 29, 1995	Milton Keynes	England	National Bowl	The CranberriesRadioheadSleeper
July 30, 1995
August 1, 1995	Berlin	Germany	Waldbühne	Radiohead
August 3, 1995	Oslo	Norway	Oslo Spektrum
August 4, 1995	Stockholm	Sweden	Sjöhistoriska Muséet
August 6, 1995	Catania	Italy	Stadio Cibali
August 9, 1995	Ramat Gan	Israel	Ramat Gan Stadium
August 11, 1995	Prague	Czech Republic	Sportovní hala	Belly
North America
September 8, 1995	Miami	United States	Miami Arena	Radiohead
September 9, 1995	St. Petersburg		ThunderDome
September 11, 1995	Antioch		Starwood Amphitheatre
September 12, 1995	Birmingham		BJCC Coliseum
September 13, 1995	Baton Rouge		Pete Maravich Assembly Center
September 15, 1995	The Woodlands		Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion
September 16, 1995
September 17, 1995	Austin		South Park Meadows
September 19, 1995	Dallas		Reunion Arena
September 20, 1995			Coca-Cola Starplex Amphitheatre
September 22, 1995	Maryland Heights		Riverport Amphitheatre
September 23, 1995
September 24, 1995	Tinley Park		New World Music Theatre
September 26, 1995	Noblesville		Deer Creek Music Center
September 27, 1995	East Lansing		Breslin Student Events Center
September 29, 1995	Buffalo		Buffalo Memorial Auditorium
September 30, 1995	Hershey		Hersheypark Stadium
October 1, 1995	Hartford		Meadows Music Theatre
October 3, 1995	Boston		Fleet Center	Grant Lee Buffalo
October 4, 1995	Providence		Providence Civic Center
October 6, 1995	East Rutherford		Brendan Byrne Arena
October 7, 1995	Uniondale		Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum
October 9, 1995	Hampton		Hampton Coliseum
October 10, 1995	Richmond		Richmond Coliseum
October 12, 1995	Philadelphia		CoreStates Spectrum
October 13, 1995
October 14, 1995
October 16, 1995	Landover		USAir Arena
October 17, 1995
October 18, 1995	Bristow		Nissan Pavilion
October 20, 1995	Lexington		Rupp Arena	Luscious JacksonGrant Lee Buffalo
October 21, 1995	Cincinnati		Riverfront Coliseum	Grant Lee Buffalo
October 22, 1995	Ann Arbor		Crisler Arena
October 24, 1995	Ames		Hilton Coliseum
October 27, 1995	Las Vegas		Thomas & Mack Center	Luscious JacksonGrant Lee Buffalo
October 28, 1995	San Diego		San Diego Sports Arena	Luscious Jackson
October 30, 1995	Anaheim		Arrowhead Pond
October 31, 1995
November 1, 1995	Inglewood		Great Western Forum
November 3, 1995	San Bernardino		Blockbuster Pavilion
November 4, 1995	Phoenix		Desert Sky Pavilion
November 7, 1995	Memphis		Pyramid Arena
November 8, 1995	Knoxville		Thompson–Boling Arena
November 10, 1995	Chapel Hill		Dean Smith Center
November 11, 1995	Greensboro		Greensboro Coliseum
November 12, 1995	Charlotte		Charlotte Coliseum
November 15, 1995	Orlando		Orlando Arena
November 16, 1995	North Charleston		North Charleston Coliseum
November 18, 1995	Atlanta		The Omni
November 19, 1995
November 21, 1995

1998/1999

After initially stating they would not tour behind this year's Up, the band changed their mind. A small television-and-radio tour around North America and Europe occurred between October and December. A larger, six-month tour around the same continents began in February in Europe the following year. The North American leg began in August.^[1]

"Airportman" was performed at a benefit show before the promo tour commenced in 1998, but not during any tours throughout the band's career. "You're In the Air" and "Diminished" (despite the "I'm Not Over You" coda being performed) were never performed live either.

1999 saw a performance at the Glastonbury Festival, which was later released.

Regular additional tour musicians were Joey Waronker (drums), Ken Stringfellow (keyboards) and Scott McCaughey (guitars).

2001

Supporting Reveal, R.E.M. undertook a small tour that took in New York City, Toronto, Japan, Australia and California.^[1]

Although "Saturn Return" was never performed live, Michael Stipe performed the song entirely himself during a show at Carnegie Hall in March 2011.

2003

A tour in support of the band's Warner Bros. compilation In Time took place in Europe between June and August, then in North America between August and October.^[1]

The concert video Perfect Square was taken from footage captured from a show in Wiesbaden, Germany, on this tour.

At a concert in Raleigh, North Carolina, Berry made a surprise appearance, performing backing vocals on "Radio Free Europe". He then sat behind the drum kit for a performance of the early R.E.M. song "Permanent Vacation", marking his first performance with the band since his retirement, though he still refused to rejoin the group regardless.

This was the first tour to feature Bill Rieflin, who later recorded the next three albums released from the band and performed with the group on tours supporting two of those three album releases.

2004/2005

A promo tour for Around the Sun began in Europe in September, including opening act Now It's Overhead.^[1] Prior to the release of the album, the band partook in the political "Vote for Change" tour, which included shows in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan, Florida and Washington, D.C.^[1]

A post-album tour commenced in October in North America.^[1]

A European tour began in Europe in 2005, then extended to South Africa, Japan, Hong Kong, Australia and New Zealand. The final leg of the tour took the band back to Europe.^[1]

A concert CD/DVD featuring footage from the final shows of this tour in Dublin titled R.E.M. Live was released in 2007.

Around the Sun was a commercial and critical failure, and band members later expressed disappointment in the album after the tour ended. A majority of material from Around the Sun was largely absent in their subsequent tour.

Accelerate Tour

Concert Tour Name:	Accelerate Tour
Artist:	R.E.M.
Album:	Accelerate
Location:	North America, Europe, South America
Start Date:	May 23, 2008
End Date:	November 18, 2008
Number Of Legs:	4
Number Of Shows:	19 in North America 48 in Europe 10 in South America 77 in total

R.E.M.'s final tour was the "Accelerate Tour", which took place between March and November 2008.^[2]

In 2007, before the release of Accelerate and the supporting tour behind it in 2008, R.E.M. held five night "rehearsals" in front of a live audience at Olympia Theatre, Dublin to test out new material from Accelerate and to revisit and perform old favorites, many of which hadn't been played live in nearly two decades. The resulting live album and DVD, Live at The Olympia, was released in 2009.

Accelerate was met with much critical enthusiasm, especially from fans of their back catalog who praised the "back-to-basics" direction that was undertaken with the album. Given the lukewarm reception of their previous album in comparison, the band ignored everything from Around the Sun during a majority of shows during the tour.

R.E.M. disbanded in September 2011 and did not perform any shows after the conclusion of this tour. Their final Collapse into Now release was never performed live, though Michael Stipe did a solo performance of "Every Day Is Yours to Win" at Carnegie Hall in March 2011.

Set list

This set list is representative of the performance in Mexico City and does not represent all concerts for the duration of the tour.

1. "Living Well Is the Best Revenge"
2. "I Took Your Name"
3. "What's the Frequency, Kenneth?"
4. "Fall on Me"
5. "Drive"
6. "Man-Sized Wreath"
7. "Ignoreland"
8. "Disturbance at the Heron House"
9. "Hollow Man"
10. "Imitation of Life"
11. "Electrolite"
12. "The Great Beyond"
13. "Everybody Hurts"
14. "The One I Love"
15. "Find the River"
16. "Let Me In"
17. "Bad Day"
18. "Horse to Water"
19. "Orange Crush"
20. "It's the End of the World as We Know It (And I Feel Fine)"
21. "Supernatural Superserious"
22. "Losing My Religion"
23. "I Believe"
24. "Country Feedback"
25. "Life and How to Live It"
26. "Man on the Moon"

Opening acts

• The National and Modest Mouse (North America, excluding festivals)
• Editors (Europe, excluding festivals)
• The Duke Spirit (Prague)
• Elbow (Stuttgart – Würzburg)
• Guillemots (United Kingdom)
• The Disciplines (Oslo – Helsinki)
• We Are Scientists (Tallinn – Madrid)
• C：Real (Athens)

• Gabriella Cilmi (Athens)
• Kaiser Chiefs (Athens)
• Old 97's (Grand Prairie)
• Nenhum de Nós (Porto Alegre)
• Fernando Magalhães (Rio de Janeiro)
• Wilson Sidereal (São Paulo)
• Los Concorde (Mexico City)

Shows

Date	City	Country	Venue
North America
May 23, 2008	Burnaby	Canada	Deer Lake Park
May 24, 2008	George	United States	Sasquatch! Music Festival
May 29, 2008	Los Angeles		Hollywood Bowl
May 31, 2008	Berkeley		Hearst Greek Theatre
June 1, 2008
June 3, 2008	Morrison		Red Rocks Amphitheatre
June 5, 2008	Saint Paul		Xcel Energy Center
June 6, 2008	Chicago		United Center
June 8, 2008	Toronto	Canada	Molson Canadian Amphitheatre
June 10, 2008	Raleigh	United States	Walnut Creek Amphitheatre
June 11, 2008	Columbia		Merriweather Post Pavilion
June 13, 2008	Mansfield		Tweeter Center for the Performing Arts
June 14, 2008	Wantagh		Nikon at Jones Beach Theater
June 18, 2008	Philadelphia		Mann Center for the Performing Arts
June 19, 2008	New York City		Madison Square Garden
June 21, 2008	Atlanta		Lakewood Amphitheatre
Europe
July 2, 2008	Amsterdam	Netherlands	Westerpark
July 3, 2008	Werchter	Belgium	Rock Werchter
July 5, 2008	Bilbao	Spain	Bilbao BBK Live
July 6, 2008	Girona		Doctor Loft Festival
July 8, 2008	Lyon	France	Les Nuits de Fourvière
July 9, 2008	Nice		Théâtre de verdure de Nice
July 12, 2008	County Kildare	Ireland	Oxegen
July 13, 2008	Kinross	Scotland	T in the Park
July 15, 2008	Dresden	Germany	Filmnächte am Elbufer
July 16, 2008	Berlin		Waldbühne
July 18, 2008	Locarno	Switzerland	Moon and Stars Festival
July 20, 2008	Perugia	Italy	Umbria Jazz
July 21, 2008	Verona		Verona Arena
July 23, 2008	Naples		Neapolis Festival
July 24, 2008	Udine		Villa Manin
July 26, 2008	Milan		Milano Jazzin' Festival
July 27, 2008	Nyon	Switzerland	Paléo Festival
August 14, 2008	Salzburg	Austria	FM4 Frequency Festival
August 16, 2008	Budapest	Hungary	Sziget Festival
August 17, 2008	Prague	Czech Republic	Eden Arena
August 19, 2008	Ehrenhof	Germany	Neues Schloss Ehrenhof
August 20, 2008	Sankt Goarshausen		Freilichtbühne Loreley
August 22, 2008	Würzburg		Residenzplatz Würzburg
August 24, 2008	Manchester	England	Old Trafford Cricket Ground
August 25, 2008	Cardiff	Wales	Cardiff International Arena
August 27, 2008	Hampshire	England	The Rose Bowl
August 28, 2008	Paris	France	Rock en Seine
August 30, 2008	London	England	Twickenham Stadium
September 3, 2008	Oslo	Norway	Vallhall Arena
September 4, 2008	Bergen		Koengen
September 6, 2008	Copenhagen	Denmark	Parken Stadium
September 7, 2008	Stockholm	Sweden	Globe Arena
September 9, 2008	Helsinki	Finland	Finnair Stadium
September 11, 2008	Tallinn	Estonia	Saku Suurhall Arena
September 12, 2008	Riga	Latvia	Arena Riga
September 14, 2008	Vilnius	Lithuania	Siemens Arena
September 17, 2008	Oberhausen	Germany	König Pilsener Arena
September 18, 2008	Hamburg		Color Line Arena
September 20, 2008	Esch-sur-Alzette	Luxembourg	Rockhal
September 21, 2008	Geneva	Switzerland	SEG Geneva Arena
September 23, 2008	Munich	Germany	Olympiahalle
September 24, 2008	Zürich	Switzerland	Hallenstadion
September 26, 2008	Bologna	Italy	Futureshow Station
September 27, 2008	Turin		Torino Palasport Olimpico
September 30, 2008	Murcia	Spain	Plaza de Toros de Murcia
October 1, 2008	Madrid		Las Ventas
October 4, 2008	Istanbul	Turkey	S.O.S. Istanbul Festival
October 5, 2008	Athens	Greece	Panathenaic Stadium
North America
October 24, 2008	Grand Prairie	United States	Nokia Live At Grand Prairie
October 26, 2008	New Orleans		Voodoo Experience
South America
October 29, 2008	Bogotá	Colombia	ColombiaFEST
November 1, 2008	Buenos Aires	Argentina	Personal Fest
November 3, 2008	Santiago	Chile	SUE Festival
November 4, 2008
November 6, 2008	Porto Alegre	Brazil	Estádio Passo d'Areia
November 8, 2008	Rio de Janeiro		HSBC Arena
November 10, 2008	São Paulo		Via Funchal
November 11, 2008
November 14, 2008	Lima	Peru	Lima HOT Festival
November 16, 2008	Caracas	Venezuela	Festival Movistar Música
North America
November 18, 2008	Mexico City	Mexico	Auditorio Nacional

Live releases

Videos and DVDs

• Tourfilm (1990)
• Road Movie (1996)
• Perfect Square (2004)
• R.E.M. Live (2007)
• Live at The Olympia (This Is Not a Show) (2009)
• R.E.M. Live from Austin, Texas
• REMTV (2014)

CDs and Digital Releases

• Vancouver Rehearsal Tapes (2003)
• R.E.M. Live (2007)
• Live from London (2008)
• Live at Larry's Hide-Away (Murmur 2008 Deluxe Edition bonus disc)
• Live at the Aragon Ballroom (Reckoning 2009 Deluxe Edition bonus disc)
• Live at The Olympia (2009)
• (2014)
• R.E.M. at the BBC (2018)

This list includes only official releases made up exclusively and entirely of live performances. Various other live performances by R.E.M. can be found as B-sides, compilation tracks, bonus tracks, promotional EPs, bootlegs, etc.

Notes and References

1. http://www.onlineathens.com/rem-hall/timeline.shtml R.E.M. timeline at Online Athens
2. http://members.iinet.net.au/~darryl74/1980.html R.E.M. Timeline
3. Web site: R.E.M. Average Setlists of tour: Radio Free Europe Tour setlist.fm. www.setlist.fm. 2019-03-01.
4. Web site: R.E.M. Average Setlists of tour: Chronic Town setlist.fm. www.setlist.fm. 2019-03-01.
5. Web site: R.E.M. Average Setlists of tour: Murmur setlist.fm. www.setlist.fm. 2019-03-01.
6. Web site: R.E.M. Average Setlists of tour: Reckoning setlist.fm. www.setlist.fm. 2019-03-03.
7. Web site: R.E.M. Timeline - 1984 Concert Chronology . 2023-02-14 . www.remtimeline.com.
8. Web site: R.E.M. - 37 years ago today, the band kicked off Part I of... . 2023-02-14 . www.facebook.com . en.
9. Web site: Connelly . Jim . 2019-12-14 . Certain Songs #1705: R.E.M. - "little america" . 2023-02-14 . Medialoper . en-US.
10. Web site: R.E.M. Average Setlists of tour: Reconstruction setlist.fm. www.setlist.fm. 2019-02-23.
11. Web site: R.E.M. Average Setlists of tour: Pageantry setlist.fm. www.setlist.fm. 2019-03-01.
12. Web site: R.E.M. Average Setlists of tour: Work setlist.fm. www.setlist.fm. 2019-03-07.
13. Web site: R.E.M. Average Setlists of tour: Green setlist.fm. www.setlist.fm. 2019-03-13.