The Resist Tour

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The Resist Tour
Tour by Within Temptation
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Promotional artwork of the first European leg of the tour.
Location
Associated album Resist
Start date11 October 2018
End date14 September 2019
Legs3
No. of shows76
Within Temptation concert chronology

The Resist Tour (also referred to as Resist Tour) was a concert tour by Dutch symphonic metal band Within Temptation, in support of their seventh album Resist which was released on 1 February 2019. [1] [2] [3] [4] The tour began on 11 October 2018 in Krasnoyarsk, Russia, and visited seventeen countries in Europe. The supporting acts for the first leg were bands Beyond the Black and Ego Kill Talent. For 2019, the band toured North America alongside In Flames and performed at both select European summer festivals and special open air shows with selected guests. The band was scheduled to perform a second round of summer festivals in 2020, but due to the COVID-19 pandemic the festivals had to be cancelled.

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Background

At the end of 2017, without any news of a sooner studio release, the band announced that they would be embarking on a new tour on the second half of the following year, with a possible new studio album in sight. [1] Even before the arrival of the new year, a few concerts were already sold out. [5] The tour had been labelled "MMXVIII" at that time, as a reference to the year of 2018 and, only after the announcement of their seventh album Resist, the name was changed to "The Resist Tour" in support of the album. [6] Initially, only club and arena dates throughout Europe were added to the tour, before the band started scheduling dates for some 2019 summer festivals. [7] As lead vocalist Sharon den Adel had been facing personal problems and a writer's block before officially start writing for the album, the band's fate was uncertain at the point and she was unsure to even get back touring after all. When later revealed that the vocalist has also decided to stay more time at home to be more present on her children's life, the touring schedule was elaborated with normally two weeks on tour and two weeks off. [8] [9] At the end of 2018, it was announced a new leg of the tour in North America at the beginning of the following year, with In Flames as special guests and Smash into Pieces as the opening act. The leg will consist of 15 dates, with 12 of them passing through the United States and 3 in Canada. [10] After the North American leg, the band commenced another round of concerts throughout Europe, this time consisting of festival presentations and special concerts at palace gardens. During the 2019 festival season, the band was scheduled for the first time as one of the headliners for the Graspop Metal Meeting, one of the biggest European heavy metal festivals. [11]

Although the album would only be released after the start of the tour, den Adel stated in an interview that some then-unreleased songs were going to be played by the band, allowing people to have a first contact with the record on a live form. [12] The first ones to be played were the single "The Reckoning", "Raise Your Banner", "Endless War", "Supernova", and "Mercy Mirror". After the album was released, the band maintained the five aforementioned songs on the setlist. At a certain point of the North American leg, they started playing the track "In Vain". "Firelight", whilst having not yet been played during the tour, was played by den Adel and guitarist Stefan Helleblad alongside Jasper Steverlinck at a special event in Belgium. [13]

A special stage design and specific costumes were elaborated by the band for the tour. The stage was ornamented with a futuristic metallic design with special stage lighting effects, projection screens, and fog machines, to intensify the exact atmosphere of the songs, especially the ones from the recurrent album. The band male members made use of special futuristic uniforms, and den Adel of a futuristic black dress, a white cloak, and a special flag for the song "Raise Your Banner". For the closing song "Stairway to the Skies", the vocalist has a change of clothing to a sparkly blue dress before being elevated on the stage by a harness in front of special white lightning and sky projections, as an allegory for the lyrics of the song. [14] [15] The level of special stage effects, however, changed according to the capacity of each venue of comporting them.

By the end of 2018, it was reported by the Dutch media that the first European leg of the tour had an attendance of 125,000 people. [16] [17] [18]

During the COVID-19 pandemic, the band took part at the Together at Home movement, where artists made online live performances to encourage people to stay home and prevent more infection cases. [19]

Reception

The band performing on a Resist-themed stage at the 2019 Wacken Open Air. Within Temptation - 2019214194717 2019-08-02 Wacken - 0277 - 5DSR3775.jpg
The band performing on a Resist-themed stage at the 2019 Wacken Open Air.

Keld Broksø from Danish magazine Gaffa was positive about the tour. In his 4 star review of the concert at the Valby-Hallen, in Copenhagen, Broksø pointed a great improvement from the band's latest concert on the country back in 2014. The reviewer pointed lead vocalist Sharon den Adel's vocal abilities as the main attraction of the concert, and considered the performances of "Faster", "The Reckoning" and "Shot in the Dark" as the highest points of the show. While stating that the more intimate songs may not work on a heavy metal festival audience, he stated that in a proper venue it can become "beautiful and atmospheric". [20]

Dom Walsh, from English website Louder Than War was also positive in his review about the Manchester concert, praising the band's performance as a whole while also remarking den Adel's vocals and connection with the crowd. While the reviewer noted a lesser interaction from the crowd with the still unreleased songs, as people didn't know them, he pointed out The Heart of Everything songs as the highest points of the concert, as well the closing song "Stairway to the Skies". Walsh concluded his review stating that "the slick and well-choreographed show, along with the stunning visual and light display made for an excellent piece of rock theatre. Whilst there is plenty of variation in Within Temptation’s back catalogue in terms of styles; ultimately, the soaring guitars, swirling choral choirs and Adel’s inimitable style pulse through the veins of every composition." [14]

Mark Shepley, from the also British Flick of the Finger, cited the same qualities in his 5 out of 5 starts review of the London concert, positing the "Forgiven" performance as its highest point and classifying the concert as "rock music at its most brilliant". [15]

Berklee Groove gave a positive review about the concert at the PlayStation Theater in New York City, also praising den Adel's vocals and the blend of styles the band managed to present during the concert, stating that "the end result is a unique blend of rock, pop, industrial, and even opera at times, all of which are what make Within Temptation stand out from a host of other anthemic rock acts." [21]

Set list

Songs performed

Songs performed throughout the tour

Mother Earth (2000)
The Silent Force (2004)
The Heart of Everything (2007)
The Unforgiving (2011)
Hydra (2014)
  • "Paradise (What About Us?)"
  • "Covered by Roses"
Resist (2019)
Other
  • "Sanctuary" (Intro only)

First European Leg set list

  1. "Raise Your Banner"
  2. "The Reckoning"
  3. "Endless War"
  4. "In the Middle of the Night"
  5. "Stand My Ground"
  6. "All I Need"
  7. "Supernova"
  8. "Shot in the Dark"
  9. "The Promise"
  10. "Faster"
  11. "Mercy Mirror"
  12. "Paradise (What About Us?)"
  13. "The Heart of Everything"
  14. "Forgiven"
  15. "What Have You Done"

Encore

  1. "Mother Earth"
  2. "Stairway to the Skies"

North American Leg set list

  1. "Raise Your Banner"
  2. "The Reckoning"
  3. "Endless War"
  4. "In the Middle of the Night"
  5. "Stand My Ground"
  6. "All I Need"
  7. "Supernova"
  8. "The Promise"
  9. "The Cross"
  10. "Ice Queen" (acoustic)
  11. "Faster"
  12. "Mercy Mirror"
  13. "Paradise (What About Us?)"
  14. "The Heart of Everything"
  15. "Forgiven"
  16. "What Have You Done"

Encore

  1. "Mother Earth"

Europe / Summer Festivals 2019

  1. "Raise Your Banner"
  2. "The Reckoning"
  3. "Endless War"
  4. "In the Middle of the Night"
  5. "Stand My Ground"
  6. "The Heart of Everything"
  7. "Ice Queen" (acoustic)
  8. "Faster"
  9. "Paradise (What About Us?)"
  10. "In Vain"
  11. "Supernova"
  12. "What Have You Done"
  13. "Mother Earth"

Tour dates

List of 2018 concerts
DateCityCountryVenueOpening act(s)
11 October 2018 Krasnoyarsk RussiaGrand Hall Sibir—
13 October 2018 Novosibirsk DK Zheleznodorozhnikov
15 October 2018 Yekaterinburg Concert Hall Kosmos
17 October 2018 Nizhniy Novgorod Milo Concert Hall
18 October 2018MoscowAdrenaline Stadium Club
19 October 2018 Saint Petersburg A2 Green Concert
20 October 2018 Espoo Finland Espoo Metro Areena Smash into Pieces
22 October 2018 Stockholm Sweden Annexet Beyond the Black
23 October 2018 Oslo Norway Sentrum Scene
24 October 2018 Copenhagen Denmark Valby-Hallen
26 October 2018 Poznań Poland Sala Ziemi
27 October 2018 Warsaw Torwar Hall
9 November 2018 Birmingham England O2 Academy Birmingham Ego Kill Talent
10 November 2018 Manchester O2 Apollo Manchester
11 November 2018 Glasgow Scotland O2 Academy Glasgow
13 November 2018LondonEngland O2 Brixton Academy
14 November 2018 Southampton Southampton Guildhall
16 November 2018ParisFrance Zénith Paris
17 November 2018 Antwerp Belgium Lotto Arena
19 November 2018 Cologne GermanyPalladium
20 November 2018 Esch-Sur-Alzette Luxembourg Rockhal
21 November 2018 Zürich Switzerland Samsung Hall
23 November 2018 Amsterdam Netherlands AFAS Live
24 November 2018
25 November 2018 Groningen MartiniPlaza
8 December 2018 Berlin GermanyColumbiahalleBeyond the Black
9 December 2018 Hamburg Mehr! Theater
11 December 2018 Prague Czech Republic Forum Karlin
12 December 2018 Budapest Hungary Tüskecsarnok
13 December 2018 Vienna Austria Gasometer
15 December 2018 Milan ItalyMilan La Fabrique
16 December 2018 Ludwigsburg Germany MHP Arena
17 December 2018 Munich Kulturhalle Zenith
18 December 2018 Frankfurt Jahrhunderthalle
20 December 2018 Tilburg Netherlands 013
21 December 2018
22 December 2018
List of 2019 concerts
DateCityCountryVenueOpening act(s)
18 January 2019 Oulu FinlandClub Teatria Dark Sarah
28 February 2019 Baltimore United States Rams Head Live! In Flames
Smash into Pieces
1 March 2019 Philadelphia The Filmore
2 March 2019New York City PlayStation Theater
3 March 2019 Boston House of Blues
5 March 2019 Montreal CanadaOlympia
6 March 2019 Toronto Rebel
8 March 2019ChicagoUnited States House of Blues
9 March 2019 Minneapolis Skyway Theater
11 March 2019 Denver The Summit
12 March 2019 Salt Lake City The Complex
14 March 2019 Portland Roseland Theater
15 March 2019 Vancouver CanadaThe Vogue
16 March 2019 Seattle United States Showbox SoDo
18 March 2019San Francisco Warfield Theatre
19 March 2019Los Angeles Wiltern Theatre
19 April 2019 Schijndel NetherlandsPaaspop Festival—
8 June 2019 Hyvinkää FinlandRockfest
15 June 2019 Interlaken Switzerland Greenfield Festival
16 June 2019 Nickelsdorf Austria Nova Rock Festival
21 June 2019 Dessel Belgium Graspop Metal Meeting
22 June 2019 Clisson France Hellfest
26 June 2019 Kraków PolandMystic Festival
28 June 2019 Trondheim NorwayTrondheim Rocks
29 June 2019 Parkstad NetherlandsParkCity Live
6 July 2019 Viveiro Spain Resurrection Fest
11 July 2019 Baarn Netherlands Soestdijk Palace Anneke van Giersbergen
13 July 2019 Vizovice Czech Republic Masters of Rock —
20 July 2019 Faro Portugal 38th Faro Biker's Rally
27 July 2019 Kemerovo RussiaHeroes of World Rock
2 August 2019 Wacken Germany Wacken Open Air
3 August 2019 Schwetzingen Schwetzingen Palace Scarlet Dorn
7 August 2019 Byblos Lebanon Byblos International Festival [A] —
9 August 2019 Dresden Germany Junge Garde Scarlet Dorn
10 August 2019 Hildesheim M'era Luna Festival —
29 August 2019 Raalte NetherlandsStöppelhaene
31 August 2019 Katwijk aan den Rijn Oranjerock
1 September 2019 Aarburg SwitzerlandRiverside Open Air
14 September 2019 Tiel Netherlands Appelpop

Box office

VenueCityAttendanceRevenue
Junge GardeDresden3,857 / 4,000$154,360 [24]

Personnel

Within Temptation

Guest musicians

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