Deep Purple World Tour 2016

Deep Purple World Tour 2016
World tour by Deep Purple
Location North America
Asia
Europe
Associated album Now What?! (2013)
Start date 9 May 2016 (2016-05-09)
End date 31 July 2016 (2016-07-31)
Legs 5
No. of shows 32[nb 1]
Deep Purple concert chronology

The Deep Purple World Tour 2016 was a worldwide 2016 concert tour by British hard rock band Deep Purple which began on 9 May 2016 in Sapporo, Japan and ended on 31 July 2016 in Mosbach, Germany. It was the continuation of their previous tour entitled Now What?! World Tour promoting their latest studio album to date, Now What?!, released on 26 April 2013.

Line-up

Deep Purple

Tour dates

Date City Country Venue Tickets sold/Available Box office
Japan
9 May 2016 Sapporo Japan Nitori Bunka Hall
10 May 2016 Hakodate Shimin Kaikan
12 May 2016 Sendai Sun Plaza Hall – Rescheduled
13 May 2016 Fukushima Koriyama Shimin Bunka Centre
15 May 2016 Tokyo Nippon Budokan
16 May 2016 Osaka Festival Hall
18 May 2016 Nayoga Shimin Kaikan
Middle East
22 May 2016 Rishon LeZion Israel Live Park
Europe leg #1
2 June 2016 Moscow Russian Federation Olympiskey (Olympijskiy Stadium)
4 June 2016 St. Petersburg Ledovy Dvorets (Ice Palace)
6 June 2016 Rostov on Don / Ростов Dvoretz Sporta (Palace of Sports)
8 June 2016 Krasnodar Dvoretz Sporta "Olimp" (Sports Palace)
10 June 2016 Helsinki Finland Rock In Helsinki Festival – Kaisaniemi Park
11 June 2016 Oulu Rock The North Festival - Raatin Stadion
14 June 2016 Stockholm Sweden Gröna Lund – Cancelled
15 June 2016 Gothenburg Liseberg Tivoli – Cancelled
17 June 2016 Horsens Denmark The Prision (Open Air) Festival
Europe leg #2
1 July 2016 Gothenburg Sweden Liseberg, Stora Scenen – Rescheduled
2 July 2016 Stockholm Gröna Lund – Rescheduled
Western Asia
5 July 2016 Antalya Turkey Expo 2016 - Kır Aktivite Alanı
Europe leg #2 (continuation)
8 July 2016 Klam Austria Clam Rock Festival - Burg Clam
9 July 2016 Eisenstadt Lovely Days - Schlosspark
12 July 2016 Genova Italy Goa-Boa Festival - Arena Del Mare
13 July 2016 Brescia Arena Campo Marte
15 July 2016 Servigliano Parco della Pace – Cancelled
16 July 2016 Montreux Switzerland Montreux Jazz Festival – Auditorium Stravinski
18 July 2016 Servigliano Italy Parco della Pace – Rescheduled[1]
19 July 2016 Munich Germany Tollwood
20 July 2016 Fulda Domplatz
22 July 2016 Dresden Junge Garde
23 July 2016 Krefeld KonigPalast
26 July 2016 Slupsk Poland Rock Legends Festival
29 July 2016 Tienen Belgium Suikerock Festival
30 July 2016 Loreley Germany Deep Purple on the Rock
31 July 2016 Mosbach Am Burggraben (Open Air) Festival

Typical setlist

Main set
  1. Intro: Gustav Holst's "The Planets, Op 32, First movement: Mars, The Bringer Of War"
  2. "Highway Star" (from Machine Head)
  3. "Bloodsucker" (from Deep Purple In Rock)
  4. "Hard Lovin' Man" (from Deep Purple in Rock)
  5. "Strange Kind of Woman" (from Fireball)
  6. "Vincent Price" (from Now What?!)
  7. "Contact Lost" (from Bananas, 2003)
  8. "Uncommon Man" (from Now What?!)
  9. "Steve Morse Guitar Solo"
  10. "The Well-Dressed Guitar" (from Rapture of the Deep – Tour Edition)
  11. "Lazy" (from Machine Head)
  12. "Demon's Eye (from Fireball)
  13. "Hell to Pay" (from Now What?!) (not played at all shows)
  14. "Don Airey Keyboard Solo"
  15. "Perfect Strangers" (from Perfect Strangers)
  16. "Space Truckin'" (from Machine Head)
  17. "Smoke on the Water" (from Machine Head)
Encore
  1. "Green Onions" / "Hush" (Billy Joe Royal cover) (from Shades of Deep Purple, 1968)
  2. "Roger Glover bass solo"
  3. "Black Night" (from Deep Purple in Rock)

Notes

  1. ↑ Excluding the 8 April 2016 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Ceremony...

References

  1. ↑ "Informazioni Deep Purple Servigliano". deep-purple.it. 2016. Retrieved 14 August 2016.
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