The Mars Volta tours

Last updated July 21, 2019

The following is a comprehensive listing of The Mars Volta tours and itineraries.

The Mars Volta is an American progressive rock band from El Paso, Texas, formed in 2001. The band's final live lineup consisted of Omar Rodríguez-López, Cedric Bixler-Zavala, Juan Alderete (bass), Marcel Rodríguez-López and Deantoni Parks (drums). The band formed following the break-up of Rodríguez-López and Bixler-Zavala's previous band, At the Drive-In. They were known for their energetic live shows and their concept albums.

2001

Date	City	Country	Venue
with The Anniversary
October 18, 2001	Anaheim, California	United States	Chain Reaction
October 23, 2001	Carrboro, North Carolina		Cat's Cradle
October 24, 2001	Athens, Georgia		40 Watt Club
October 25, 2001	Orlando, Florida		Sapphire Supper Club
October 26, 2001	Ft. Lauderdale, Florida		The Freeze¹
October 27, 2001	St. Petersburg, Florida		The State Theatre¹
October 28, 2001	Tallahassee, Florida		The Cow Haus¹
October 30, 2001	Houston, Texas		Engine Room
October 31, 2001	Dallas, Texas		The Door
November 1, 2001	Austin, Texas		Emo's
November 2, 2001	Fayetteville, Arkansas		Clunk Music Hall
November 3, 2001	St. Louis, Missouri		The Galaxy
November 4, 2001	Kansas City, Missouri		El Torreón
November 6, 2001	Boulder, Colorado		Tulagi's
November 8, 2001	Tempe, Arizona		Nita's Hideaway¹
November 9, 2001	Anaheim, California		House of Blues¹
November 10, 2001	San Diego, California		The Epicentre¹
November 11, 2001	West Hollywood, California		The Troubadour ¹
November 12, 2001	San Francisco, California		Bottom of the Hill ¹
November 13, 2001	San Francisco, California		Bottom of the Hill ¹
November 14, 2001	Portland, Oregon		WOW¹
November 16, 2001	Seattle, Washington		The Graceland¹

¹ Without The Anniversary

2002

Date	City	Country	Venue
North America
February 24, 2002	San Diego, California	United States	BrickByBrick
February 25, 2002	West Hollywood, California		The Troubadour
February 26, 2002	San Francisco, California		Bottom of the Hill
February 27, 2002	Los Angeles		Spaceland
Europe with The Apes, Les Savy Fav
March 3, 2002	Amsterdam	Netherlands	Melkweg
March 4, 2002	Groningen	Netherlands	Vera
March 5, 2002	Hamburg	Germany	Schlachtof
March 6, 2002	Berlin	Germany	SO36
March 7, 2002	Prague	Czech Republic	Rock Cafe
March 8, 2002	Munich	Germany	Metropolis
March 9, 2002	Ilirska Bistrica	Slovenia	MKNZ
March 10, 2002	Zagreb	Croatia	KSET
March 13, 2002	Rome	Italy	Forte Prenestino
March 14, 2002	Bologna		Il Covo
March 15, 2002	Biella		Babylonia
March 16, 2002	Lyon	France	CCO
March 17, 2002	Barcelona	Spain	Mephisto
March 19, 2002	Madrid	Spain	El Sol
March 20, 2002	Bordeaux	France	Le Cat
March 21, 2002	Paris	France	Le Trabendo
March 22, 2002	Kontich	Belgium	Lintfabriek
March 24, 2002	London	England	University of London Union
March 25, 2002	Leeds	England	The Cockpit
March 26, 2002	Glasgow	Scotland	King Tut's Wah Wah Hut
March 27, 2002	Manchester	England	Hop & Grape
March 28, 2002	Tilburg	Netherlands	013
March 31, 2002	Düsseldorf	Germany	Philipshalle Played at the Rockpalast television show
North America one-off
April 28, 2002	Indio, California	United States	Coachella Festival
North America
September 30, 2002	Chico, California	United States	Brickworks
October 1, 2002	San Luis Obispo, California		SLO Brew
October 2, 2002	Santa Barbara, California		The Living Room
October 3, 2002	San Diego, California		The Scene
October 5, 2002	Irvine, California		This Ain't No Picnic Festival
October 6, 2002	Orangevale, California		The Boardwalk
October 7, 2002	San Francisco, California		Bottom of the Hill

2003

Date	City	Country	Venue
Europea with Red Hot Chili Peppers
March 2, 2003	Bristol	England	Fleece and Firkin¹
March 3, 2003	Leeds	England	The Cockpit¹
March 5, 2003	Glasgow	Scotland	SECC
March 8, 2003	London	England	London Docklands Arena
March 9, 2003	London		London Docklands Arena
March 11, 2003	Manchester		Manchester Evening News Arena
March 14, 2003	Antwerp	Belgium	Sportpaleis
March 16, 2003	Zürich	Switzerland	Hallenstadion
March 17, 2003	Munich	Germany	Olympiahalle
March 19, 2003	Rotterdam	Netherlands	Rotterdam Ahoy
March 20, 2003	Rotterdam	Netherlands	Rotterdam Ahoy
March 22, 2003	Hamburg	Germany	Color Line Arena
March 24, 2003	Helsinki	Finland	Hartwall Areena
March 25, 2003	Turku	Finland	Turku Hall
March 27, 2003	Oslo	Norway	Oslo Spektrum
March 29, 2003	Stockholm	Sweden	Globe
Europea with Radio Vago, Subtitle
March 31, 2003	Copenhagen	Denmark	Vega¹
April 1, 2003	Berlin	Germany	SO36¹
April 2, 2003	Prague	Czech Republic	Rock Café¹
April 3, 2003	Vienna	Austria	Flex¹
April 4, 2003	Zagreb	Croatia	Mochvara¹
April 6, 2003	Bologna	Italy	Estragon¹
April 8, 2003	Barcelona	Spain	Razzmatazz 3¹
April 9, 2003	Madrid	Spain	Moby Dick¹
April 11, 2003	Paris	France	La Boule Noire¹
April 12, 2003	Brussels	Belgium	Ancienne Belgique Box ¹
April 13, 2003	London	England	Mean Fiddler ¹
North America Leg 1 with Red Hot Chili Peppers
April 24, 2003	West Hollywood, California	United States	Troubadour (private)¹
April 27, 2003	Indio, California		Coachella Festival
May 1, 2003	Saint Paul, Minnesota		Xcel Energy Center
May 2, 2003	Madison, Wisconsin		Alliant Energy Center
May 4, 2003	Omaha, Nebraska
May 5, 2003	Kansas City, Missouri
May 7, 2003	St. Louis
May 9, 2003	Moline, Illinois		Mark of the Quad Cities
May 10, 2003	Grand Rapids, Michigan		Van Andel Arena
May 12, 2003	Ottawa	Canada	Scotiabank Place
May 13, 2003	Toronto
May 15, 2003	Montreal
May 17, 2003	Albany, New York	United States	Pepsi Arena
May 19, 2003	East Rutherford, New Jersey		Continental Airlines Arena
May 20, 2003	New York City		Madison Square Garden
May 21, 2003	New York City		Northsix¹
~~North America Leg 2 with Red Hot Chili Peppers~~ Cancelled
June 2, 2003	West Palm Beach, Florida	United States	~~Coral Sky Amphitheatre~~
June 3, 2003	Orlando, Florida		~~TD Waterhouse Centre~~
June 5, 2003	Raleigh, North Carolina
June 6, 2003	Charlotte, North Carolina		~~Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre~~
June 8, 2003	Atlanta
June 10, 2003	Shreveport, Louisiana
June 11, 2003	New Orleans
June 13, 2003	San Antonio		~~Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre~~
June 14, 2003	The Woodlands, Texas		~~C.W. Mitchell Pavilion~~
June 16, 2003	Dallas
June 18, 2003	Oklahoma City		~~Ford Center~~
June 20, 2003	Denver
June 21, 2003	Salt Lake City
De-loused in the Comatorium Tour
North America & Europe Tour (North America dates with Saul Williams)
July 1, 2003	Los Angeles	United States	Henry Fonda Theater
July 2, 2003	San Francisco	United States	Great American Music Hall
July 8, 2003	Portsmouth	England	Wedgewood Rooms
July 9, 2003	London		Electric Ballroom
July 11, 2003	Manchester		Move Festival
July 12, 2003	Balado	Scotland	T in the Park
July 13, 2003	County Kildare	Ireland	Witnness
July 16, 2003	Philadelphia	United States	Theater of the Living Arts
July 18, 2003	New York City		Irving Plaza
July 19, 2003	Boston		Axis
July 21, 2003	Toronto	Canada	Opera House
July 22, 2003	Detroit	United States	St. Andrews Hall
July 23, 2003	Cleveland Heights, Ohio		Grog Shop
July 23, 2003	Chicago		Metro
July 26, 2003	Denver		Gothic Theatre
July 28, 2003	Seattle		Showbox
Asia
August 2, 2003	Osaka	Japan	Summer Sonic Festival
August 3, 2003	Tokyo	Japan	Summer Sonic Festival
Europea & North America Tour (North America dates with Saul Williams)
August 23, 2003	Reading	England	Reading Festival
August 24, 2003	Leeds	England	Leeds Festival
August 27, 2003	Wiesen	Austria	~~Two Days a Week Festival~~ Cancelled because of the band choosing to give an interview and do a session at the BBC Radio 1 Maida Vale Studios in London instead.
August 29, 2003	Biddinghuizen	Netherlands	Lowlands Festival
August 30, 2003	Hasselt	Belgium	Pukkelpop
August 31, 2003	Weeze	Germany	Terremoto Festival
September 2, 2003	Hamburg		Schlachthof
September 3, 2003	Frankfurt		Batschkapp
September 4, 2003	Munich		Elserhalle
September 6, 2003	Ljubljana	Slovenia	Gala Hala
September 7, 2003	Bologna	Italy	Independent Days Festival
September 9, 2003	Dortmund	Germany	Sabotage
September 10, 2003	Groningen	Netherlands	Vera
September 11, 2003	Amsterdam	Netherlands	Melkweg
September 26, 2003	Mexico City	Mexico	Circo Volador
September 27, 2003	Mexico City	Mexico	Circo Volador
September 30, 2003	San Juan	Puerto Rico	El Teatro San Juan
October 3, 2003	Austin, Texas	United States	Emo's
October 4, 2003	Houston		Numbers
October 5, 2003	Dallas		Gypsy Tea Room
October 7, 2003	St. Louis		Mississippi Nights
October 8, 2003	Lawrence, Kansas		Granada
October 10, 2003	Minneapolis		Quest Club
October 11, 2003	Madison, Wisconsin		Barrymore Theater
October 13, 2003	Columbus, Ohio		Newport Music Hall
October 14, 2003	Chicago		Riviera
October 16, 2003	Pittsburgh		Club Laga
October 17, 2003	Rochester, New York		Water Street Music Hall
October 18, 2003	Ottawa	Canada	Capital Music Hall
October 20, 2003	Washington, D.C.	United States	9:30 Club
October 21, 2003	Philadelphia		Electric Factory
October 24, 2003	New York City		Roseland Ballroom
October 25, 2003	Boston		Avalon Ballroom
November 9, 2003	Long Beach, California		All Tomorrow's Parties Festival
November 10, 2003	San Francisco		The Fillmore
Europe
November 13, 2003	Stockholm	Sweden	Mondo
November 14, 2003	Oslo	Norway	Betong
November 15, 2003	Malmö	Sweden	Kulturbolaget (KB)
November 17, 2003	Cologne	Germany	Gebäude 9
November 19, 2003	Glasgow	Scotland	Barrowlands
November 20, 2003	Manchester	England	The Academy
November 22, 2003	Nottingham		Rock City
November 23, 2003	London		Astoria
November 24, 2003	London		Astoria
November 26, 2003	Berlin	Germany	SO36
November 28, 2003	Vienna	Austria	Szene Wien
November 29, 2003	Milan	Italy	Rainbow
November 30, 2003	Zurich	Switzerland	Abart
December 2, 2003	Barcelona	Spain	Sala Apolo
December 3, 2003	Madrid	Spain	Sala Arena
December 4, 2003	Lisbon	Portugal	Paradise Garage

¹ Not in support of Red Hot Chili Peppers

2004

Date	City	Country	Venue
Asia
January 7, 2004	Tokyo	Japan	Shibuya-AX
January 8, 2004	Nagoya		Club Quattro
January 10, 2004	Tokyo		Club Quattro
January 11, 2004	Osaka		Club Quattro
Australasia
January 15, 2004	Auckland	New Zealand	Galatos
January 16, 2004	Auckland	New Zealand	Big Day Out
January 18, 2004	Gold Coast	Australia	Big Day Out
January 22, 2004	Sydney		Metro Theatre
January 23, 2004			Big Day Out Festival
January 24, 2004
January 26, 2004	Melbourne
January 28, 2004	Melbourne		The HiFi Bar
January 30, 2004	Adelaide		Big Day Out Festival
February 1, 2004	Perth		Big Day Out Festival
North America with A Perfect Circle
March 18, 2004	Salt Lake City	United States	E Center
March 20, 2004	Denver		Magness Arena
March 21, 2004	Albuquerque, New Mexico		Convention Center
March 23, 2004	Norman, Oklahoma		Lloyd Noble Arena
March 24, 2004	Dallas		Nextstage
March 26, 2004	Amarillo, Texas		Amarillo Coliseum
March 27, 2004	El Paso, Texas		Don Haskins Center
March 28, 2004	Phoenix, Arizona		Dodge Theater
April 3, 2004	San Francisco		Bill Graham Civic Auditorium
April 9, 2004	Tacoma, Washington		Tacoma Dome
April 10, 2004	Salem, Oregon		Salem Armory
April 12, 2004	Bozeman, Montana		Valley Ice Center
April 13, 2004	Rapid City, South Dakota		Rushmore Center
April 15, 2004	Kansas City, Missouri		Municipal Auditorium
April 16, 2004	Chicago		UIC Pavilion
April 17, 2004	Indianapolis		Pepsi Coliseum
April 18, 2004	Moline, Illinois		Mark of the Quad Cities ^[1]
North America mini-tour
May 6, 2004	Los Angeles	United States	The Wiltern
May 9, 2004	Mexico City	Mexico	Vive Latino Festival
May 12, 2004	Los Angeles	United States	The Wiltern
May 13, 2004	Los Angeles	United States	The Wiltern
North America mini-tour
October 21, 2004	Santa Cruz, California	United States	Catalyst
October 23, 2004	Irvine, California	United States	Verizon Amphitheater Opening for Pixies
South America
November 4, 2004	Santiago	Chile	Sue II Festival at Estadio San Carlos de Apoquindo
November 5, 2004	Buenos Aires	Argentina	Personal Fest at Club Ciudad de Buenos Aires
November 7, 2004	São Paulo	Brazil	Tim Festival

2005

Date	City	Country	Venue
Frances the Mute Tour
Asia
February 5, 2005	Tokyo	Japan	Sonic Mania
February 6, 2005	Osaka		Sonic Mania
February 8, 2005	Tokyo		Liquid Room
Europea 1st leg
February 22, 2005	Brussels	Belgium	Ancienne Belgique
February 23, 2005	Amsterdam	Netherlands	Paradiso
February 24, 2005	Hamburg	Germany	Docks
February 26, 2005	Oslo	Norway	Rockefeller
February 27, 2005	Stockholm	Sweden	Berns
March 1, 2005	Berlin	Germany	Huxley's Neue Welt
March 3, 2005	Cologne		Live Music Hall
March 4, 2005	Munich		Muffathalle
March 6, 2005	Milan	Italy	Rolling Stone
March 7, 2005	Zürich	Switzerland	Rohstofflager
March 9, 2005	Birmingham	England	Birmingham Academy
March 11, 2005	Glasgow	Scotland	Barrowlands
March 12, 2005	Manchester	England	Manchester Academy
March 13, 2005	London	England	Brixton Academy
March 15, 2005	Paris	France	Élysée Montmartre
March 16, 2005	London	England	Brixton Academy
North America
April 22, 2005	San Diego	United States	RIMAC
April 25, 2005	Austin, Texas		Austin Music Hall
April 26, 2005	Houston		Version Wireless Arena
April 28, 2005	New Orleans		Orpheum Theater
April 29, 2005	Atlanta		The Tabernacle
May 1, 2005	Philadelphia		Electric Factory
May 3, 2005	Philadelphia		Electric Factory
May 5, 2005	New York City		Roseland Ballroom Larry Harlow joined the band onstage for "L'Via L'Viaquez".
May 6, 2005	New York City		Roseland Ballroom
May 7, 2005	Providence, Rhode Island		Lupo's
May 9, 2005	Worcester, Massachusetts		Palladium
May 10, 2005	Boston		Avalon
May 12, 2005	Montreal	Canada	Metropolis
May 13, 2005	Toronto	Canada	Kool Haus
May 15, 2005	Detroit	United States	State Theater
May 16, 2005	Chicago		Riviera
May 17, 2005	Chicago		Riviera
May 19, 2005	Minneapolis		Wilkins
May 20, 2005	Irvine, California		Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre – KROQ Weenie Roast Festival Played a 50-minute improvisational jam: "Abortion. The Other White Meat"
May 31, 2005	Denver		Fillmore
June 2, 2005	San Francisco		Bottom of the Hill Secret show for less than a hundred people, the band only played an approximately 35-minute jam.
June 3, 2005	Berkeley, California		Hearst Greek Theatre
June 4, 2005	Los Angeles		Greek Theater
June 7, 2005	Phoenix, Arizona		Dodge Theater
June 8, 2005	El Paso, Texas		Abraham Chavez Theater
June 10, 2005	Manchester, Tennessee		Bonnaroo Music Festival
Europe 2nd leg
June 16, 2005	Hultsfred	Sweden	Hultsfred Festival
June 18, 2005	Seinajoki	Finland	Provinssi Festival
June 21, 2005	Warsaw	Poland	Stodola
June 22, 2005	Prague	Czech Republic	Roxy
June 24, 2005	Interlaken	Switzerland	~~Greenfield Festival~~¹
June 25, 2005	Gelsenkirchen	Germany	~~Area 4 Festival~~¹
June 26, 2005	Nijmegen	Netherlands	~~Rock in Park Festival~~¹
June 28, 2005	Barcelona	Spain	~~Razzmatazz~~¹
June 29, 2005	Madrid		~~Aqualung~~¹
June 30, 2005	Bilbao		~~Santana 27~~ Cancelled
July 2, 2005	Werchter	Belgium	~~Rock Werchter~~ ¹
July 3, 2005	Roskilde	Denmark	~~Roskilde Festival~~ ¹
July 6, 2005	Kristiansand	Norway	~~Quart Festival~~ ¹
July 8, 2005	The Hague	Netherlands	~~North Sea Jazz Festival~~ ¹
July 9, 2005	London	England	~~Somerset House~~ ¹
Asia one-off
July 31, 2005	Naeba	Japan	Fuji Rock Festival
North America with System of a Down
August 4, 2005	Long Beach, California	United States	Long Beach Arena
August 5, 2005	Long Beach, California		Long Beach Arena
August 6, 2005	San Diego		San Diego Sports Arena
August 8, 2005	Phoenix, Arizona		America West Arena
August 11, 2005	Dallas		American Airlines Center
August 12, 2005	San Antonio		SBC Arena
August 13, 2005	The Woodlands, Texas		Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion
August 15, 2005	Pensacola, Florida		Civic Center
August 16, 2005	Orlando, Florida		TD Waterhouse Arena
August 17, 2005	Sunrise, Florida		Office Depot Center
August 19, 2005	Duluth, Georgia		Gwinnett Center
August 21, 2005	Hampton, Virginia		Hampton Coliseum
August 22, 2005	Baltimore		Baltimore Arena
August 23, 2005	East Rutherford, New Jersey		Continental Airlines Arena
August 26, 2005	Philadelphia		Wachovia Spectrum Center
August 29, 2005	Montreal	Canada	Belle Centre
August 30, 2005	Quebec City		Colisée Pepsi
September 1, 2005	Toronto		Air Canada Centre
September 2, 2005	Hamilton, Ontario		Copps Coliseum
September 17, 2005	Vancouver		PNE/Pacific Coliseum
September 19, 2005	Calgary		Pengrowth Saddledome
September 20, 2005	Edmonton		Rexall Place
September 22, 2005	Winnipeg		MTS Centre
September 23, 2005	Saint Paul, Minnesota	United States	MN Xcel Energy Center
September 25, 2005	Columbus, Ohio		Nationwide Arena
September 26, 2005	Cleveland		Tower City Amphitheater
September 28, 2005	Grand Rapids, Michigan		Van Andel Arena
September 29, 2005	Detroit		Joe Louis Arena
September 30, 2005	Rosemont, Illinois		Allstate Arena
October 2, 2005	Denver		Pepsi Center
October 5, 2005	Seattle		KeyArena
October 6, 2005	Portland, Oregon		Rose Garden Arena
October 8, 2005	Oakland, California		Oakland Arena
October 11, 2005	Fresno, California		Save Mart Center
October 14, 2005	Santa Barbara, California		Santa Barbara Bowl
Europe mini-tour for All Tomorrow's Parties
November 30, 2005	Birmingham	England	The Academy
December 1, 2005	Manchester		~~The Apollo~~ Cancelled for Cedric Bixler Zavala voice illness
December 3, 2005	Camber Sands		All Tomorrow's Parties Headlining a 3-days festival curated by them

¹ Cancelled because of Omar Rodriguez-Lopez chest illness

2006

Date	City	Country	Venue
Australasian Tour
January 20, 2006	Auckland	New Zealand	Big Day Out Festival
January 22, 2006	Gold Coast	Australia	Big Day Out Festival
January 24, 2006	Brisbane		The Arena
January 26, 2006	Sydney		Big Day Out Festival
January 27, 2006	Sydney		Enmore Theatre
January 29, 2006	Melbourne		Big Day Out Festival
February 2, 2006	Melbourne		The Palace
February 3, 2006	Adelaide		Big Day Out Festival
February 5, 2006	Perth		Big Day Out Festival
Amputechture Tour North American Tour (with Red Hot Chili Peppers)
August 7, 2006	Santa Cruz, California	United States	The Catalyst¹
August 9, 2006	Petaluma, California		Phoenix Theatre¹
August 11, 2006	Portland, Oregon		Rose Garden Arena
August 12, 2006	Auburn, Washington		Endfest 15 at White River Amphitheatre^{1, 2}
August 15, 2006	Boise, Idaho		Taco Bell Arena
August 16, 2006	Salt Lake City		Delta Center
August 18, 2006	Denver		Pepsi Center
August 21, 2006	Glendale, Arizona		Glendale Arena
August 22, 2006	San Diego		ipayOne Center at the San Diego Sports Arena
August 24, 2006	Oakland, California		Alameda County Arena
August 25, 2006	Oakland, California		Alameda County Arena
August 27, 2006	Fresno, California		Selland Arena
August 31, 2006	Inglewood, California		The Forum
September 1, 2006	Inglewood, California		The Forum
September 14, 2006	Vancouver	Canada	GM Place
September 16, 2006	Calgary		Pengrowth Saddledome
September 17, 2006	Edmonton		Rexall Place
September 19, 2006	Saskatoon		Credit Union Centre
September 20, 2006	Winnipeg		MTS Centre
September 22, 2006	Chicago	United States	Aragon Ballroom ¹
September 23, 2006	Milwaukee	United States	Eagles Ballroom ¹
September 25, 2006	Toronto	Canada	Air Canada Centre³
September 26, 2006	Toronto		Air Canada Centre
September 28, 2006	Montreal		Bell Centre
September 29, 2006	Ottawa		Scotiabank Place
October 1, 2006	Quebec City		Colisée Pepsi Arena
October 2, 2006	Boston	United States	TD Banknorth Garden
October 17, 2006	East Rutherford, New Jersey		Continental Airlines Arena
October 18, 2006	East Rutherford, New Jersey		Continental Airlines Arena
October 20, 2006	Boston		TD Bank North Garden
October 21, 2006	Albany, New York		Pepsi Arena
October 23, 2006	Philadelphia		Wachovia Center
October 24, 2006	Philadelphia		Wachovia Center
October 26, 2006	Atlanta		Gwinnett
October 28, 2006	Las Vegas, Nevada		Vegoose ¹
October 30, 2006	Columbus, Ohio		Schottenstein Center
October 31, 2006	Cleveland		Quicken Loans Arena
November 2, 2006	Grand Rapids, Michigan		Van Andel Arena
November 3, 2006	Auburn Hills, Michigan		The Palace of Auburn Hills
November 5, 2006	Saint Paul, Minnesota		Xcel Energy Center
November 11, 2006	Mexico City	Mexico	Corona Music Fest¹
Asia
November 19, 2006	Osaka	Japan	Zepp
November 21, 2006	Tokyo
November 22, 2006	Tokyo
November 24, 2006	Nagoya

¹ not in support of Red Hot Chili Peppers
² show notable due to an incident involving a person in the audience throwing urine to the stage, prompting Omar Rodriguez-Lopez to smash his guitar and leave the stage, followed by the rest of the band with Cedric Bixler Zavala saying the following to the audience before leaving: "I will pay $100-1,000 to somebody to find the person that's throwing urine up here. I will give you free merchandise and a lifetime supply [of tickets] to a Mars Volta show. Find that person and kick his ass for me, bring me his head-- and we'll be friends!"
³ with Red Hot Chip Peppers and notable for Cedric Bixler Zavala's absence due to voice illness. The set consisted of over 47 minutes of instrumental material, including a lengthy cover of the Pink Floyd composition "Interstellar Overdrive".

Pink Floyd were an English rock band formed in London in 1965. They achieved international acclaim with their progressive and psychedelic music. Distinguished by their philosophical lyrics, sonic experimentation, extended compositions, and elaborate live shows, they are one of the most commercially successful and influential groups in popular music history.

Interstellar Overdrive semi-improvised instrumental piece by Pink Floyd

"Interstellar Overdrive" is an instrumental composition written and performed by Pink Floyd. The song was written in 1966, and is listed on their debut album, The Piper at the Gates of Dawn, released in 1967, clocking in at almost ten minutes in length.

2007

Date	City	Country	Venue
Australasian Tour
March 12, 2007	Auckland	New Zealand	St. James
March 14, 2007	Brisbane	Australia	Brisbane Convention Center
March 15, 2007	Sydney		Hordern Pavilion
March 17, 2007	West Melbourne		Festival Hall
March 19, 2007	Adelaide		Thebarton Theatre
March 21, 2007	Perth		Metro City Cancelled for Cedric Bixler Zavala voice illness
Californian Tour
March 28, 2007	Ventura, California	United States	Ventura Theater
March 30, 2007	Santa Cruz, California		Catalyst
March 31, 2007	Berkeley, California		Berkeley Community Theater
April 2, 2007	West Hollywood, California		The Troubadour secret show played under the moniker "Deimos"
April 3, 2007	Los Angeles		Orpheum Theater
Californian Tour II
December 29, 2007	Los Angeles	United States	Echoplex
December 31, 2007	San Francisco	United States	Bill Graham Civic Auditorium ¹

¹ website carried this nicely-clumsy Italian presentation, Greg Dulli-style: "Una notte di amici e le sorprese ha presentato in un modo sorprendente. Costumes are required." Special gig including a half-hour-long acoustic set and then the 'regular' electric set

Greg Dulli is an American musician. He has been a member of The Afghan Whigs and The Twilight Singers.

2008

Date	City	Country	Venue
The Bedlam In Goliath Tour North American Tour – 1st leg
January 9, 2008	Burlington, Vermont	United States	Higher Ground
January 11, 2008	New Haven, Connecticut		Toad's Place
January 12, 2008	Providence, Rhode Island		Lupo's Heartbreak Hotel
January 14, 2008	New York City		Terminal 5
January 16, 2008	Philadelphia		Fillmore at the TLA
January 18, 2008	Baltimore		Rams Head Live
January 19, 2008	Columbus, Ohio		Newport Music Hall postponed for Cedric Bixler Zavala voice illness
January 21, 2008	Toronto	Canada	Phoenix Concert Hall
January 23, 2008	Ann Arbor, Michigan	United States	Michigan Theater
January 25, 2008	Kansas City, Missouri		Beaumont Club
January 27, 2008	Boulder, Colorado		Fox Theatre
January 29, 2008	San Diego		Soma San Diego
January 30, 2008	Irvine, California		Bren Events Center
February 2, 2008	Los Angeles		Fox Studios concert played at the Nissan Live Sets on Yahoo! Music
European Tour
February 17, 2008	Hamburg	Germany	Docks
February 19, 2008	Oslo	Norway	Sentrum Scene
February 20, 2008	Stockholm	Sweden	Cirkus
February 22, 2008	Copenhagen	Denmark	Vega
February 24, 2008	Berlin	Germany	Huxley's Neue Welt
February 26, 2008	Zürich	Switzerland	Volkshaus
February 27, 2008	Milan	Italy	Alcatraz
February 29, 2008	Madrid	Spain	La Riviera
March 1, 2008	Barcelona	Spain	Razzmatazz
March 3, 2008	Munich	Germany	Elser Halle
March 5, 2008	Paris	France	Paris Olympia
March 6, 2008	Tilburg	Netherlands	013 Music Hall
March 8, 2008	Cologne	Germany	Palladium
March 9, 2008	Brussels	Belgium	Ancienne Belgique
March 11, 2008	Glasgow	Scotland	Academy
March 13, 2008	Manchester	England	Apollo
March 14, 2008	London	England	Brixton Academy
North American Tour – 2nd leg
April 1, 2008	Orlando, Florida	United States	House of Blues
April 2, 2008	Miami		The Fillmore
April 4, 2008	Myrtle Beach, South Carolina		House of Blues
April 5, 2008	Atlanta		The Tabernacle cancelled because of the Atlanta tornado damaging the venue and forcing it to temporarily close down
April 7, 2008	New Orleans		House of Blues
April 8, 2008	Dallas		Palladium Ballroom
April 10, 2008	Austin, Texas		Austin Music Hall
April 12, 2008	Mexico City	Mexico	Zero Fest at Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez
April 14, 2008	Houston	United States	Verizon Wireless Theater
April 15, 2008	Tulsa, Oklahoma		Cain's Ballroom
April 17, 2008	St. Louis		The Pageant
April 18, 2008	Columbus, Ohio		Newport Music Hall postponed again for Cedric Bixler Zavala voice illness
April 20, 2008	Chicago		Aragon Ballroom
April 21, 2008	Saint Paul, Minnesota		Roy Wilkins Auditorium
April 26, 2008	Guadalajara	Mexico	Zero Fest at Rancho Los Alamitos La Tijera
May 12, 2008	Toronto	Canada	Sound Academy
May 14, 2008	Cleveland	United States	House of Blues
May 15, 2008	Detroit		Fillmore
May 18, 2008	Denver		Fillmore
May 19, 2008	Salt Lake City		The Great Salt Air postponed due to scheduling conflicts
May 21, 2008	Calgary	Canada	Macewan Hall
May 22, 2008	Edmonton		Edmonton Event Center
May 24, 2008	Vancouver		PNE Forum
May 26, 2008	George, Washington	United States	Sasquatch! Music Festival at The Gorge Amphitheatre
Asia
June 10, 2008	Osaka	Japan	Namba Hatch
June 11, 2008	Nagoya		Club Diamond Hall
June 13, 2008	Tokyo		Shinkiba Studio Coast
Australasian
June 17, 2008	Perth	Australia	Metro City
June 19, 2008	Sydney		Hordern Pavilion
June 21, 2008	Brisbane		Convention Centre
June 23, 2008	Melbourne		Forum Theatre
June 24, 2008	Melbourne		Forum Theatre
June 26, 2008	Auckland	New Zealand	Logan Campbell Center
European Tour – 2nd leg
July 12, 2008	Liege	Belgium	Les Ardentes Festival
July 13, 2008	Rotterdam	Netherlands	North Sea Jazz Festival
July 16, 2008	London	England	Roundhouse
July 17, 2008	London		Roundhouse
July 19, 2008	Suffolk		Latitude Festival
July 20, 2008	Luxembourg	Luxembourg	Den Atelier cancelled for Cedric Bixler Zavala voice illness
July 22, 2008	Stuttgart	Germany	Longhorn
July 23, 2008	Vienna	Austria	Arena
July 25, 2008	Warsaw	Poland	Stodola
July 26, 2008	Prague	Czech Republic	Roxy
July 28, 2008	Turin	Italy	sPAZIALE Festival
July 29, 2008	Rome	Italy	Teatro Romano di Ostia Antica
July 31, 2008	Barakaldo	Spain	RockStar Live
August 2, 2008	Paredes de Coura	Portugal	Paredes de Coura Festival
North-American Tour – 3rd leg
September 12, 2008	Columbus, Ohio	United States	LC Amphiteater
September 14, 2008	Boston		Orpheum Theatre
September 15, 2008	Providence, Rhode Island		Lupo's
September 17, 2008	New York City		Hammerstein Ballroom
September 18, 2008	Sayreville, New Jersey		Starland Ballroom
September 20, 2008	Philadelphia		Electric Factory
September 21, 2008	Baltimore		Ram's Head
September 23, 2008	Asheville, North Carolina		Asheville Civic Center
September 24, 2008	Atlanta		The Tabernacle
September 26, 2008	Austin, Texas		Austin City Limits Music Festival at Zilker Park
September 28, 2008	El Paso, Texas		Abraham Chavez Theater
September 29, 2008	El Paso, Texas		Club 101 secret show in a smaller club than the rest of the tour
October 1, 2008	Phoenix, Arizona		Dodge Theater
October 2, 2008	San Diego		SDSU Open Air Theater
October 4, 2008	Los Angeles		LA Weekly Detour Music Festival at Los Angeles City Hall
North American & South American Tour (with R.E.M.)
October 25, 2008	New Orleans, Louisiana	United States	Voodoo Experience at City Park
October 29, 2008	Bogotá	Colombia	Coliseo Cubierto el Campín
November 1, 2008	Buenos Aires	Argentina	Personal Fest at Club Ciudad de Buenos Aires
November 3, 2008	Santiago	Chile	Sue II Festival at Movistar Arena
November 5, 2008	Guadalajara	Mexico	Foro De La Expo Guadalajara¹
November 7, 2008	Mexico City		Vive Cuervo Salon¹
November 8, 2008	Monterrey		Zero Fest at Fundidora Park ¹

¹not in support of R.E.M.

2009

Date	City	Country	Venue
Californian one-off
May 8, 2009	Los Angeles	United States	Club Nokia MusiCares Benefit Concert honoring Anthony Kiedis, The Mars Volta were scheduled but didn't show up
Octahedron Tour
United States mini-tour
June 9, 2009	Ventura, California	United States	Ventura Theatre
June 13, 2009	Manchester, Tennessee	United States	Bonnaroo Music Festival
European Tour – 1st leg
June 18, 2009	London	England	Institute of Contemporary Arts
June 20, 2009	Scheeßel	Germany	Hurricane Festival
June 21, 2009	Neuhausen ob Eck	Germany	Southside Festival
June 23, 2009	Zürich	Switzerland	Volkshaus
June 26, 2009	Milan	Italy	Idroscalo Fest
June 28, 2009	Paris	France	Olympia
June 29, 2009	Düsseldorf	Germany	Stahlwerk
July 2, 2009	Arvika	Sweden	Arvika Festival
July 3, 2009	Roskilde	Denmark	Roskilde Festival
July 5, 2009	Werchter	Belgium	Rock Werchter Festival
July 6, 2009	Luxembourg	Luxembourg	Den Atelier
July 8, 2009	Amsterdam	Netherlands	Paradiso
July 10, 2009	Balado	Scotland	T in the Park Festival
July 11, 2009	County Kildare	Ireland	Oxegen
July 13, 2009	London	England	Somerset House
North American Tour
August 28, 2009	San Francisco	United States	Outside Lands Festival at Golden Gate Park
August 30, 2009	Los Angeles		Hollywood Palladium
September 2, 2009	Santa Barbara, California		~~Santa Barbara Bowl~~ Canceled
September 4, 2009	San Diego		Soma San Diego
September 5, 2009	Phoenix, Arizona		Dodge Theater
September 7, 2009	Tulsa, Oklahoma		Cain's Ballroom
September 8, 2009	St. Louis		The Pageant
September 10, 2009	Minneapolis		First Avenue
September 11, 2009	Chicago		Congress Theater
September 13, 2009	Morrison, Colorado		Monolith Festival at Red Rocks Amphitheatre
September 14, 2009	Kansas City, Missouri		Midland Theatre
September 16, 2009	Dallas		Palladium Ballroom
September 17, 2009	Houston		Verizon Wireless Theater
September 19, 2009	San Antonio		Municipal Auditorium
October 4, 2009	Toronto	Canada	Kool Haus
October 5, 2009	Montreal	Canada	Métropolis
October 7, 2009	Boston	United States	House of Blues
October 8, 2009	New York City		Roseland Ballroom
October 10, 2009	Philadelphia		Electric Factory
October 11, 2009	Baltimore		Sonar
October 13, 2009	Columbus, Ohio		Lifestyle Communities Pavilion
October 14, 2009	Pontiac, Michigan		Clutch Cargo's
October 16, 2009	Cleveland		House of Blues shorter than the regular set for Cedric Bixler Zavala voice illness
October 17, 2009	Cincinnati		~~Bogart's~~ Canceled
October 19, 2009	Memphis, Tennessee		Minglewood Hall
October 20, 2009	Nashville, Tennessee		War Memorial Auditorium
October 22, 2009	Charlotte, North Carolina		The Fillmore Charlotte
October 23, 2009	Raleigh, North Carolina		~~The Ritz Theatre at Disco Rodeo~~ Canceled
European Tour – 2nd leg
November 29, 2009	Oslo	Norway	Sentrum Scene
November 30, 2009	Stockholm	Sweden	Cirkus
December 2, 2009	Copenhagen	Denmark	Vega
December 3, 2009	Berlin	Germany	Huxley's Neue Welt
December 6, 2009	Ghent	Belgium	Vooruit
December 7, 2009	Tilburg	Netherlands	013
December 9, 2009	Edinburgh	Scotland	HMV Picture House
December 10, 2009	Dublin	Ireland	Olympia Theatre
December 12, 2009	Leeds	England	Leeds University Union
December 13, 2009	Minehead		All Tomorrow's Parties Festival
December 14, 2009	London		HMV Forum

2010

Date	City	Country	Venue
Australasian Tour
January 15, 2010	Auckland	New Zealand	Big Day Out Festival
January 17, 2010	Gold Coast	Australia	Big Day Out Festival
January 18, 2010	Brisbane		The Tivoli
January 20, 2010	Sydney		Hordern Pavilion
January 22, 2010			Big Day Out Festival
January 23, 2010			Big Day Out Festival
January 25, 2010	Melbourne		Festival Hall
January 26, 2010	Melbourne		Big Day Out Festival
January 29, 2010	Adelaide
January 31, 2010	Perth
South American mini-tour
October 9, 2010	São Paulo	Brazil	SWU Festival
October 11, 2010	Santiago	Chile	Maquinaria Festival

2011

Date	City	Country	Venue
North American Tour – 1st Leg (as Omar Rodriguez-Lopez Group)
March 19, 2011	Austin, Texas	United States	SXSW Festival
March 21, 2011	Houston		Fitzgerald's
March 22, 2011	New Orleans		House of Blues
March 24, 2011	Knoxville, Tennessee		Bijou Theater
March 25, 2011	Atlanta		The Variety Playhouse
March 26, 2011	Asheville, North Carolina		The Orange Peel
March 27, 2011	Washington, D.C.		9:30 Club
March 28, 2011	Philadelphia		Theater of Living Arts
March 29, 2011	New York City		Highline Ballroom
March 30, 2011	Boston		Middle East
March 31, 2011	Buffalo, New York		The Town Ballroom
April 10, 2011	Mexico City	Mexico	Vive Latino
April 12, 2011	San Francisco	United States	Great American Music Hall
April 15, 2011	Indio, California		Coachella Festival
April 28, 2011	Dallas		South Side Music Hall
April 29, 2011	Austin, Texas		Austin Psych Fest
April 30, 2011	El Paso, Texas		Neon Desert Music Festival
Puerto Rican one-off
June 25, 2011	San Juan	Puerto Rico	~~Coliseo de Puerto Rico~~ Canceled
European Tour
July 1, 2011	Tromøya	Norway	Hove Festival
July 3, 2011	Helsinki	Finland	The Circus
July 6, 2011	Moscow	Russia	A2 Club
July 8, 2011	Bilbao	Spain	Bilbao BBK Live
July 9, 2011	Knebworth	England	Sonisphere Festival at Knebworth House
North American Tour – 2nd Leg (with Soundgarden)
July 12, 2011	Fairfax, Virginia	United States	Patriot Center at George Mason University
July 13, 2011	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania		Penns Landing Festival Pier
July 14, 2011	Atlantic City, New Jersey		Borgata Spa & Resort Event Center
July 16, 2011	Chicago		UIC Pavilion
July 18, 2011	Morrison, Colorado		Red Rocks Amphitheatre
July 20, 2011	Stateline, Nevada		Harvey's Lake Tahoe Outdoor Arena
July 21, 2011	San Francisco		Bill Graham Civic Auditorium
July 22, 2011	Inglewood, California		The Forum
July 23, 2011	Las Vegas		The Joint-Hard Rock Hotel & Casino
Australian Tour
July 29, 2011	Woodford	Australia	Splendour in the Grass
August 3, 2011	Sydney		Enmore Theatre
August 5, 2011	Adelaide		Thebarton Theatre
August 7, 2011	Melbourne		Palace Theatre
Asian mini-tour
August 9, 2011	Hong Kong	Hong Kong	AsiaWorld-Arena with Red Hot Chili Peppers
August 13, 2011	Tokyo	Japan	Summer Sonic Festival
August 14, 2011	Osaka	Japan	Summer Sonic Festival

2012

Date	City	Country	Venue
Noctourniquet Tour
European Tour – 1st Leg
June 11, 2012	Tel Aviv	Israel	Hangar 11
June 14, 2012	Lisbon	Portugal	Coliseu dos Recreiros
June 15, 2012	Vitoria-Gasteiz	Spain	Azkena Festival
June 17, 2012	Ramonville-Saint-Agne	France	Le Bikini
June 20, 2012	Milan	Italy	Magazzini Generali
June 22, 2012	Scheeßel	Germany	Hurricane Festival
June 23, 2012	Neuhausen		Southside Festival
June 24, 2012	Cologne		E-Werk
June 26, 2012	Brussels	Belgium	Ancienne Belgique
June 27, 2012	Amsterdam	Netherlands	Paradiso
June 29, 2012	Belfort	France	Eurockeennes Festival
June 30, 2012	St. Gallen	Switzerland	OpenAir
July 1, 2012	Arras	France	Main Square Festival
July 4, 2012	Esch-sur-Alzette	Luxembourg	Rockhal
July 5, 2012	Berlin	Germany	Huxley's
July 7, 2012	Gdynia	Poland	Heineken Open'er Festival
July 8, 2012	Turku	Finland	Ruisrock Festival
July 13, 2012	London	England	Hard Rock Calling
July 15, 2012	London	England	HMV Forum

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