Show Us Yours Tour

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Show Us Yours Tour
Tour by The Ting Tings
Associated album Sounds from Nowheresville
Start date21 November 2011
End date4 May 2012
Legs2
No. of shows9 in Europe
25 in North America
34 Total
The Ting Tings concert chronology

In promotion of their second album Sounds from Nowheresville , indie rock duo The Ting Tings embarked on a promotional tour. While their first tour included more dates and shows in Latin America, South America, and Australia, the Show Us Yours Tour contained fewer shows and remained limited to the United Kingdom and North America.

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For the European leg of the tour in late 2011, the band ran a competition that allowed fans to create original artwork to be featured on the cover art of Sounds from Nowheresville . The winning entry was a drawing by Milan Abad that depicted Katie White and Jules De Martino as skeletons. Other entries were placed in the album insert. Remix stems of the song "Hang It Up" were also made available on their website with which fans could create their own remixes of the song and submit them. All the entered remixes were uploaded onto the band's SoundCloud account. Two of the nine submitted remixes: the Inertia remix and CKB remix, were included as bonus tracks on the deluxe edition of the album.

Setlist

Setlist [1] [2]

Encore

Hands was performed in remix form, utilizing samples from the Michael Woods remix of the song with added drum and guitar parts.

Opening act

Tour dates

DateCityCountryVenue
Europe [5]
21 November 2011 Leeds United Kingdom The Cockpit
22 November 2011London King's College
23 November 2011 Bournemouth The Old Fire Station
25 November 2011 Birmingham O2 Academy Leicester
26 November 2011 Liverpool Stanley Theatre
27 November 2011 Manchester Sound Control
29 November 2011 Glasgow Arches
30 November 2011 Newcastle O2 Academy Newcastle
1 December 2011 Bristol The Thekla
North America [6]
20 March 2012 Tempe United StatesClubhouse
21 March 2012 Los Angeles El Rey Theatre
22 March 2012
23 March 2012 San Diego House of Blues
25 March 2012 San Francisco The Fillmore
27 March 2012VancouverCanada Commodore Ballroom
28 March 2012 Seattle United States Showbox at the Market
30 March 2012 Salt Lake City Club Sound
31 March 2012 Denver Ogden Theatre
2 April 2012 Minneapolis First Avenue
3 April 2012 Chicago Park West
5 April 2012 Detroit Saint Andrew's Hall
6 April 2012TorontoCanada Phoenix Concert Theatre
7 April 2012Montreal Le National
9 April 2012 Boston United StatesParadise
11 April 2012 New York City Webster Hall
12 April 2012 Washington, D.C. 9:30 Club
13 April 2012 Philadelphia Trocadero Theater
14 April 2012 Baltimore Rams Head Live!
16 April 2012 Atlanta Variety Playhouse
17 April 2012 Birmingham Workplay Soundstage
18 April 2012 New Orleans House of Blues
20 April 2012 Houston Fitzgerald's
21 April 2012 Dallas Granada Theater
4 May 2012DetroitSaint Andrew's Hall

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