Official Blondie Web Site: Gig List

Blondie Gig List

A partial list of Blondie concerts and appearances, including interview schedules, travel schedules, TV, radio and press appearances, and some relevant dates as comments.

Since the enormity of this project makes it impossible to have a truly complete list (read Chris Stein's comments on this project), we welcome your additions or corrections. There's room for gig flyers, ticket stubs, etc., so if you wish to contribute, please scan your item at 150-300dpi (for small items) or 72dpi or 75dpi (for larger items) and email us the image or a URL to the image. Please send all scans, additions, or corrections to Barry L. Kramer, editor.

Special thanks to Chris Stein for giving us access to the itineraries in his personal collection.

See also: Debbie Harry solo appearances

Credits for the contributors to this page appear in the site credits. Thank you all for your ongoing contributions!

Blondie Appearances (In Approximate Chronological Order) Last updated 2024 August 20. For your convenience, search [new] for changes since previous update (of 2023 June 16). Archived versions available: 2024 May 30 · 2023 Jun 16 · 2023 Apr 24 · 2016 Jul 28 · 2015 Mar 22 · 2014 Sep 25 · 2014 Apr 04 · 2014 Feb 17 · 2014 Jan 01 · 2012 Feb 19 · 2011 Feb 24· Changelog
Date	Venue and Location	Comments	Event type
1969	United States	The Wind In The Willows (pre-Blondie band with Debbie Harry) recorded their seond album, which was never releaased. Paul Klein's second wife Alice Anne allegedly has the tapes. According to Cathay Che's biography on Debbie Harry, it has never surfaced, but Harry was said to have contributed more vocals than on the first album, as well as writing lyrics for a track entitled "Buried Treasure" on the second album. Another track from the second album, "A Quite Respectable Older Lady", was released by band member Wayne Joseph Kirby on youtube on January 31, 2022. (youtube link)	comment
6-Dec-69	Altamont Speedway Free Festival Altamont Speedway, CA — United States	In his book, Chris Stein/Negative: Me, Blondie, and the Advent of Punk, Chris wrote, "I was a big Rolling Stones fan. I'd gotten to see them in Madison Square Garden in 1969 during the US tour that ended with Altamont (a sort of Woodstock of the West that ended in a lot of violence and chaos). That has always been on my list of top ten concerts." (info)	comment
3-Aug-73	Mercer Arts Center New York, NY — United States	The Mercer Arts Center, located in the Broadway Central Hotel at 673 Broadway, collapsed on this date, killing 4 and injuring 12. The loss of this venue forced local bands to look elsewhere to play. (info) (external link) (external link)	comment
unknown date	Bobern Bar & Grill New York, NY — United States	Stillettoes (pre-Blondie: from October 1973 to July 1974). This was at 42 W 28th Street between Broadway and 6th Avenue. The venue was often misspelled "Boburn" and is usually called the "Boburn Tavern", such as in Making Tracks and by most authors writing about this period in Blondie's history. Chris Stein stated "I still maintain that boburn is spelled like that, yeah we all knew it was bob and ernie all along". [They were the owners]. Recently the son of one of the owners wrote to slightly correct this account: the owner's names were Bob and Bernie. In her book "BLONDIE, Unseen 1976-1980" (and the earlier French version), Roberta Bayley published two photographs of Debbie and Chris in front of it. In the photos on page 96, the window is decoratively painted with the lettering "BEAUBERN CAFE" and "42 WEST 28 STREET" and the awning text ("BAR & RESTAURANT") is reflected in the window. The 1974-75 Manhattan telephone directory at the New York Public Library has an entry with the correct spelling, showing the complete, accurate legal name of the establishment at that time. See this link: (phone listing)	Concert
5-Oct-73	Bobern Bar & Grill New York, NY — United States	Stillettoes (pre-Blondie). It was very near this date that Chris Stein's friend Eric Emerson invited him to see the band, where he first met Debbie at the second Stillettoes gig. Further reading: (external link) (external link)	Concert
29-Nov-73	Bobern Bar & Grill New York, NY — United States	Stillettoes (pre-Blondie). An ad was published in the 29-Nov-73 issue of the Village Voice for a Stillettoes gig on December 3. The tag under the listing reads "3 of the loveliest ladies in showbiz!".The venue is misspelled in the ad, but the group name is correct ("Stillettoes", consistent with most ads and flyers and Eric Emerson's tattoo). Many authors get it wrong, (spelling it like the plural of the shoe), often from autocorrect. To further complicate matters, Elda Gentile, who used the stage name "Elda Stilleto" and "The Stilletos" but spelled it inconsistently on her web page (including the domain name). (ad listing) (Elda's website)	comment
1-Dec-73	Bobern Bar & Grill New York, NY — United States	Stillettoes (pre-Blondie).	Concert
2-Dec-73	Bobern Bar & Grill New York, NY — United States	Stillettoes (pre-Blondie).	Concert
3-Dec-73	Kenny's Castaways New York, NY — United States	Stillettoes (pre-Blondie). An ad was published in the 29-Nov-73 issue of the Village Voice. The tag under the listing in the artwork reads "3 of the loveliest ladies in showbiz!". The venue is misspelled as "Kenney's Castaways" in the ad. It is named after the original owner, Pat Kenny. Venue address: 211 E 81st St.; when the lease was up in 1974, the club moved to 157 Bleecker St. (ad listing) (external link) (external link)	Concert
12-Dec-73	New York, NY — United States	A review of a Stillettoes gig was published in Variety magazine on 12-Dec-1973. At the time, Variety was a weekly magazine published on Wednesdays and the writers were typically credited using a 4-letter abbreviation. This review was credited to "Kirb." This appears to be Fred Kirby. The review did not identify the date of the gig being reviewed, but the gig was very likely from 3-Dec-1973. "I'd Rather Go Blind" is an Etta James cover. (gig review)	comment
unknown date, 1974	New York, NY — United States	Stillettoes (pre-Blondie). A typical set list, from the private collection of Billy O'Connor: (set list)	comment
21-Apr-74	CBGB New York, NY — United States	Stillettoes (pre-Blondie), supporting Television. Source: George Gimarc notes this Sunday gig in his book "Punk Diary" but does not include an ad. (CBGB history) [new]	Concert
5-May-74	CBGB New York, NY — United States	Stillettoes (pre-Blondie), supporting Television. George Gimarc includes a note/ad for this Sunday night gig in his book "Punk Diary" (ad source unknown): (Gimarc ad) (gig flyer) (ad listing) [new]	Concert
11-May-74	The Mushroom New York, NY — United States	Stillettoes (pre-Blondie). A gig flyer from the private collection of Billy O'Connor exists. Location: 13th St & University Pl. (gig flyer)	Concert
12-May-74	CBGB New York, NY — United States	Stillettoes w/ Television (pre-Blondie). An ad exists: (ad listing)	Concert
26-May-74	CBGB New York, NY — United States	Stillettoes (pre-Blondie) supporting Television	Concert
5-Jun-74	CBGB New York, NY — United States	Stillettoes w/ Television (pre-Blondie).	Concert
12-Jun-74	Club 82 New York, NY — United States	Stillettoes (pre-Blondie), with Wayne County and the Backstreet Boys. A small ad exists for this gig, published in the Village Voice June 6, 1974 pg 75, and in the private collection of Billy O'Connor. Shows at 10:30 and 12:30. In his interview with Rhythm magazine, Clem said that Club 82 was a transvestite/lesbian bar located at East 4th Street and 2nd Avenue in NYC. Paul Zone posted, on his Facebook page, a better copy of the ad, plus what appears to be another ad from a different publication. In a comment on the post, Chris Stein asked, "Anyone remember who David Lee was? I don't", to which Donna Destri replied, "He was a tall blonde dude, the manager and sometimes DJ at the 82." (ad listing) (ad 2) (ad? 3)	Concert
15-Jun-74	CBGB New York, NY — United States	Television w/ Stillettoes (pre-Blondie).	Concert
29-Jun-74	The Mushroom New York, NY — United States	Stillettoes (pre-Blondie) with Palace. A gig flyer from the private collection of Billy O'Connor exists. Venue address: 22 East 13th St (gig flyer)	Concert
1-Jul-74	Bacchus Rock Palace New York, NY — United States	Stillettoes (pre-Blondie) with Eric Emerson. An ad exists in the Village Voice 27-Jun-74 pg. 70 as does a gig flyer, both from the collection of Billy O'Connor. The ad reads, "Bacchus Rock Palace / New York's Newest of Broadway Rock Scene & Disco Dancing / !Special! live Rock every Monday & Tuesday evenings / Ian's & Alistar / !present! / the STELLITOS Mon July 1 / with * Eric Emerson * / FANTISY tues: July 2 / 209 W 48 st / Shows 10 & 12". Location: 209 W 48St. (gig flyer) (ad listing)	Concert
16-Aug-74	CBGB New York, NY — United States	First Angel and the Snake gig at CBGB (source: George Gimarc, "Punk Diary") with the Ramones. They only performed two shows using this name. Note: it is NOT "Angel and the Snakes" -- that is a perpetuating error in many publications documenting this period in Blondie history. On 29-Sept-2014, in answer to Michelle Shinn's question about the band name, Chris Stein said that they got the idea from a photograph in Esquire, "The girl in the picture looked vaguely like Debbie, had cheekbones.", and that served as the inspiration for the illustration and band name. The "Slaves of Rhythm" was a drag act, Chris named Fayette Hauser, Tomata du Plenty, and Gorilla Rose.	Concert
31-Aug-74	CBGB New York, NY — United States	Angel and the Snake with Ramones. A flyer (original from Chris Stein's collection) exists for this gig. In 1982, in Making Tracks (p. 21), Debbie wrote of this pivotal time: "Nineteen seventy-four was the non-period of punk. Television, The Ramones, and us, either as Angel and the Snake (for two gigs) or with no name, were just playing around. Then we did two or three gigs with a couple of girls, Julie and Jackie, and we all had blond hair so that's when we started fooling around with the name Blondie. I had always been called "blondie" by assorted motorists and truck drivers and thought it was a good name, a natural (HA!), so easy to remember. We played at a club uptown, Brandy's II, with Tish and Snookie [sic] Bellomo, who later went on to open Manic Panic and star in the Sic Fuks. That's when we were Blondie and the Banzai Babies. Tish and Snookie sang backup with us, on and off for over a year and a half. They drifted in and out of a lot of bands and still do. Our hottest number was 'Lady Marmalade.' We were a dance band, but to tell the truth we were so bad that to call us a garage band, to call us a band, was a great compliment. We were a gutter band – a sewer band's a closer description. We weren't getting any reviews, didn't have any support from any record company, didn't know anybody in the business, Chris's guitar cost $40, he didn't even have an amplifier, and our drummer couldn't make up his mind whether he wanted to be a drummer or a doctor. Eventually he decided to be a doctor, so we put an ad in the Voice for a new drummer and auditioned the fifty applicants." The only known photograph of Julie and Jackie performing with Debbie is included here because the dates of their performances was sometime after this gig and (likely significantly) before January 1975 (left to right: unknown, Debbie, Julie, Jackie; photographer and date unknown). (gig flyer)	Concert
unknown date, September? 1974	Continental Baths New York, NY — United States	Two or three gigs were performed as "Blondie with the Banzai Babies", most likely in September. As Debbie described in Making Tracks (see above), this is probably when they were performing with Julie and Jackie doing backup in the new band formed after the Stillettoes broke up. The only known photograph of Julie and Jackie performing with Debbie is included here because the dates of their performances were probably sometime after the August 31 Angel and the Snake gig and (likely significantly) before January 1975 (left to right: unknown, Debbie, Julie, Jackie; photographer and date unknown). A flyer advertising these shows exists (artist unknown); .it reads "Blondie with the Banzai Babies / Weekends Live at Hilly's 315 The Bowery / Rock and Roll CBGB Call 982-4052". Chris had a number of copies of it in his collection: (gig flyer) (Julie+Jackie (1974))[new]	Concert
unknown date, autumn 1974	Continental Baths New York, NY — United States	According to Billy O'Connor, Blondie performed here sometime in the Fall of 1974. Venue address: 230 West 74th St	Concert
12-Oct-74	CBGB New York, NY — United States	Blondie. To date (May 14, 2024) this is the earliest publication advertising the band by their final name. An ad in the SoHo Weekly News (Vol.2 No. 1 pg 21) exists for this gig. (ad listing)	Concert
13-Oct-74	CBGB New York, NY — United States	An ad in the SoHo Weekly News (Vol.2 No. 1 pg 21) exists for this gig and the one the day before. (ad listing)	Concert
31-Oct-74	CBGB New York, NY — United States	Blondie and the Ramones performing after the Savage Voodoo Nuns (misspelled as Woodo Nuns in the Village Voice ad). "Tish and Snooky" (Patrice "Tish" and her sister Eileen "Snooky" Bellomo) performed with the Savage Voodoo Nuns. Ads in the SoHo Weekly News (Vol.2 No.5 pg. 25) and the Village Voice (Vol. XIX No.44 pg. 78) exist for this gig. (Soho Weekly News ad) (archived gig flyer)	Concert
1-Nov-74	CBGB New York, NY — United States	Blondie and the Ramones performing after the Savage Voodoo Nuns (misspelled as Woodo Nuns in the Village Voice ad). Ads in the SoHo Weekly News and the Village Voice exist for this gig. See also: entry for 31-Oct-74. (Village Voice ad)	Concert
2-Nov-74	CBGB New York, NY — United States	Blondie and the Ramones performing after the Savage Voodoo Nuns (misspelled in the Village Voice ad). It was correctly billed as the Savage Voodoo Nuns. This gig flyer exists at a site for the Screamers for this set of gigs that started on the 31st of October. (gig flyer)	Concert
3-Nov-74	CBGB New York, NY — United States	Blondie and the Ramones performing after the Woodo Nuns (sic). It was correctly billed as the Savage Voodoo Nuns. Ads in the Village Voice and SoHo Weekly News exist for this set of gigs that started on the 31st of October. See also: entries for 31-Oct-74 and 01-Nov-74.	Concert
17-Nov-74	CBGB New York, NY — United States	Blondie and the Ramones. An ad in SoHo Weekly News (Vol.2 No.6, pg.29) exists for this gig. (ad listing)	Concert
November, 1974	Performance Studios New York, NY — United States	An attendee writes: "I saw Blondie open for the Tuff Darts at Performance Studios during a Thanksgiving break from college in November 1974. I went to school out of town so I'm sure it had to be that break. I only remember two things about the gig, the way Chris Stein looked, at the time I thought low budget Alice Cooper and that Blondie friend Tomata Du Plenty (RIP) was in the audience wearing a black leather jacket with the comic character "Hot Stuff" on the back."	Concert
1-Dec-74	Max's Kansas City New York, NY — United States	Blondie and the Miamis. An ad in the Village Voice (Vol.XIX No.48 pg.102) exists for this gig. (ad listing)	Concert
2-Dec-74	Max's Kansas City New York, NY — United States	Blondie and the Miamis. An ad in the Village Voice (Vol.XIX No.48 pg.102) exists for this gig and the one the previous evening. (ad listing)	Concert
7-Dec-74	Performance Studios New York, NY — United States	Blondie and the Ramones. The Performance Studios was located at 23 E20th between Park and Broadway. A small ad in the Village Voice (Vol. XIX No.49 pg.118) exists for this gig. (ad listing)	Concert
31-Dec-74	Bobern Bar & Grill New York, NY — United States	According to Billy O'Connor, Blondie performed on this date.	Concert
Unknown '74-'76	Mother's New York, NY — United States	From Blondie's resume (most likely from 1974). In Gary Valentine's book "New York Rocker: My Life in the Blank Generation" (ISBN 1560259442), he says it was "a gay bar on 23rd Street across from the Chelsea Hotel." Exact address: 267 W. 23rd Street, between Seventh and Eighth Ave. in NYC. (Blondie resume)	Concert
Unknown '75-'76	82 Club New York, NY — United States	From Blondie's resume (most likely from 1974).	Concert
Unknown '74-'76	Kenny's Castaways New York, NY — United States	From Blondie's resume. Venue address: 157 Bleecker Street, New York NY.	Concert
Unknown '74-'76	Monty Python's Flying Circus New York, NY — United States	Chris Stein says that Blondie often performed there. Venue address: 12th St. and 3rd Ave, New York NY.	Concert
Unknown '74-'76	Bacchus Rock Palace New York, NY — United States	From Blondie's resume. Venue address: 209 West 48 St.	Concert
Unknown '74-'75	Whyte's Pub New York, NY — United States	From Blondie's resume. Performed there in '74 - early '75, as Debbie also worked there as a "bikini bartender" . The Manhattan telephone directory lists "Whyte & Whyte" at 80 Wall St. (phone listing)	Concert
Unknown '74'76	Stone Pony Asbury Park, NJ — United States	From Blondie's resume. Date unknown	Concert
Unknown '74-'76	Broadway Charly's New York, NY — United States	Venue misspelled on Blondie's resume and by most authors. Location: 813 Broadway between 11th & 12th Streets. A copy of the 1974-75 Manhattan White Pages listing is here: (phone listing)	Concert
Unknown '74-'76	The Mushroom New York, NY — United States	From Blondie's resume. Venue address: 22 East 13th St. Two known dates: May 11 and June 29, 1974.	Concert
Unknown '74-'75	Performance Studios New York, NY — United States	From Blondie's resume. Location: 23 East 20th Street. Several dates are known in 1974 and 1975; others may exist.	Concert
Unknown '74-'76	Forest Park Band Shell Forest Hills, NY — United States	From Blondie's resume. There was a show here on 01-Aug-1975; it is possible this was the only one.	Concert
Unknown 1975	Forest Park Band Shell Forest Hills, NY — United States	From Blondie's resume. There was a show here on 01-Aug-1975; it is possible this was the only one. [new]	Concert
10-Jan-75	Whyte's Pub New York, NY — United States	Based on a note Billy O'Connor made on lined stationery. Band was paid $100. From his private collection. The note reads, "1/12/75 – Fri. the 10th Blondie played Whytes Pub for $100. Sat. we played at performance on 20th st. Sun. we did Hilly's + jammed w/Johnny T. He asked me to start an oldies band w/him +Elliot +maybe Sil – bassplayer is unknown" ["Sil" is obviously Sylvain Sylvain – Ed.] (handwritten note)	Concert
11-Jan-75	Performance Studios New York, NY — United States	Based on a note Billy O'Connor made on lined stationery. From his private collection. (handwritten note)	Concert
12-Jan-75	CBGB New York, NY — United States	Based on a note Billy O'Connor made on lined stationery. From his private collection. (handwritten note)	Concert
17-Jan-75	CBGB New York, NY — United States	w/ Television. Chris said that at one point, they played at CBGBs every weekend for seven months (date unknown, but it is probably this one). In Making Tracks (p. 21), This date is indicated to be the first for Blondie and the Banzai Babies at CBGB (source: George Gimarc, "Punk Diary") but there is no other supporting evidence. An ad in the SoHo Weekly News (Vol.2 #15 pg.27) exists with them billed simply as Blondie. Chris's statement is supported by John Holmstrom, who wrote in his book "The Best of Punk Magazine" pg 177 (2012), "Blondie were the only band from the CBGB scene who also hung out at Studio 54; they played benefits for the Gay Liberation Movement, served as the CBGB house band, and were friendly with all the disparate elements of the 1970's rock scene." (ad listing)	Concert
18-Jan-75	CBGB New York, NY — United States	w/ Television	Concert
19-Jan-75	CBGB New York, NY — United States	w/ Television	Concert
22-Jan-75	New York, NY — United States	Contributor John E. Espinosa provided a clipping from the Jan 22, 1975 issue of Variety magazine (pg. 84) of a review of one of the recent concerts at CBGB. The review was relatively positive, one of the first. The exact date of the show is not specified and the review may be of more than one. (review)	comment
24-Jan-75	CBGB New York, NY — United States	w/ Television. An ad in the SoHo Weekly News (Vol.2 #16. pg. 25 ) exists. (ad listing)	Concert
25-Jan-75	CBGB New York, NY — United States	w/ Television	Concert
26-Jan-75	CBGB New York, NY — United States	w/ Television	Concert
31-Jan-75	Brandy's II New York, NY — United States	Blondie and the Banzai Babies supporting the Miamis. Address: 1584 York Ave. at 84th St. An ad exists in George Gimarc's book "Punk Diary" pg 14. (ad listing)	Concert
1-Feb-75	Brandy's II New York, NY — United States	Blondie and the Banzai Babies supporting the Miamis. An ad exists in George Gimarc's book Punk Diary pg 14. (ad listing)	Concert
2-Feb-75	CBGB New York, NY — United States	Television with Blondie. An ad published in the SoHo Weekly News (Vol. 2 No. 17 pg. 30) exists. (ad listing)	Concert
9-Feb-75	CBGB New York, NY — United States	Television and Blondie. An ad from the SoHo Weekly News (Vol. 2 No. 18 pg. 24) exists: (ad listing)	Concert
10-Feb-75	Brandy's II New York, NY — United States	Blondie and the Banzai Babies opening for Harlem Drive. The exact date for this gig has not been affirmatively established, it might be for the upcoming weekend. An ad from the Village Voice (Feb. 10, 1975 pg. 88) exists but it does not include the gig date. (ad listing)	Concert
Unknown date, March?, 1975	Liberty Theater Plainfield, NJ — United States	Blondie opened for AirFair [new]	Concert
10-Mar-75	New York, NY — United States	A classified ad written by Debbie Harry and Chris Stein advertising for a drummer is placed in the Village Voice Vol. XX Nr. 10 pg. 42. This was the ad that landed Clem Burke his job with Blondie, a career that would span over 40 years as one of the founding members. He was the last of about 50 applicants to be auditioned. The ad reads: "Freak energy Musical Experienced drummer needed female fronted estab. working NYC rock band. Excell oppty. money.Fun.Call NOW 925-0531". The phone number, in area code 212, is Chris and Debbie's and appears on Blondie's resume from around that time. A scan of that ad is here: (ad listing)	comment
7-Apr-75	CBGB New York, NY — United States	Blondie and The Marbles. According to Tony Fletcher's book "All Hopped Up and Ready to Go: Music from the Streets of New York 1927-77", this was Clem Burke's first gig. This show was on a Monday. In "Making Tracks", Debbie describes the event: "We rehearsed with Clem and Fred for a couple of weeks, then went out and did our first show as Blondie at CBGB's. This was our jungle night show, with me, Tish, and Snooky dressed as jungle girls in leather skins tied with thongs and accented by bits of fur. In between sets, Fred freaked Chris out by telling him he was going to replace Richard Hell in Television over the weekend." The band performed two sets. In his interview in Rhythm magazine, Clem said that his first two gigs with Blondie were at CBGB. On the first night, (established as April 7, 1975) Fred Smith announced he was leaving the band to join Television. Then, Clem brought his friend Gary Valentine into the band. That was in early 1975, now established as between the two sets on April 7, 1975. An ad, published in the Village Voice, Vol XX No.14 pg. 94, exists: (ad listing)	Concert
8-Apr-75	CBGB New York, NY — United States	Blondie and The Marbles. This gig was very likely canceled due to the sudden departure of bassist Fred Smith, who announced this between the two sets the previous night. An ad, published in the Village Voice, Vol XX No.14 pg. 94, exists: (ad listing)	Canceled? Concert
April, 1975	Broadway Charly's / CBGB(?) New York, NY — United States	In Chris Stein's memoir, "Under a Rock", Chris writes, of bassist Fred Smith's departure: "Fred told me after the [April 7] show that Television had asked him to temporarily replace Richard Hell. Television with Richard had been really dynamic and I'm glad I got to see them during this period. I got the depressing impression that Fred's move wouldn't be temporary." He adds: "Clem would call us and be encouraging, say, 'Let's get it going, you can do it' and such. It was daunting. Replacing the bass player, a quarter of the band, was like starting over but we went into rehearsals with Clem. Clem was a local hero in Bayonne and after a while he would show up with a group of kids from his hood. It reminded me of my friends from Brooklyn." "Along with this motley bunch was a very bright, good-looking nineteen-year-old kid named Gary. Gary was starting out playing bass and guitar and was enthusiastic, so that was it." "The first gig we did with Gary and Clem was at Broadway Charlie's [sic] bar that I think was on Broadway and Eleventh Street. It was a very warm steamy night. We soon went on and did a few shows at CB's." [new]	comment
17-Apr-75	New York, NY — United States	In his SoHo Weekly news column, (Vol. 2 No. 28 pg. 32) Danny Fields wrote "In a shockeroo move, bassist Richard Hell has left Television to start a new group (details must wait until next week). Replacing Richard temporarily will probably be the bass player of Blondie, and no doubt Television will continue as before, but Richard will be missed." As of the Spring of 2015, Fred Smith is still the bass player for Television.	comment
25-Apr-75	Performance Studios New York, NY — United States	Ramones with Blondie, from Johnny Ramone's notebook. An ad for this gig was placed in the Village Voice Vol XX No.17 pg. 120. Location: 23 East 20th Street, between Park and Broadway. (ad listing)	Concert
22-May-75	New York, NY — United States	In an article in the May 22, 1975 SoHo Weekly News (Vol II No.33 pp 37 & 41) entitled "Goodbye Liverpool, Hello Oblivion", Alan Betrock discusses the CBGB music scene and mentions seeing two members of Blondie earlier that week.	comment
28-May-75	United States	Eric Emerson (born 23-June-1945) died. He was best known for his roles in films by Andy Warhol and as a member of the glam punk group the Magic Tramps. As a friend (and roommate) of Chris, he was also known as the person who invited Chris (and his girlfriend Elvira) to see the Stillettoes second show at Bobern, where he met Debbie. (external link) (external link)	comment
June, 1975	Long Island, NY — United States	Gary Valentine states in his book (on page 80) that (with Alan Betrock, a journalist with the SoHo Weekly News and later the founder of New York Rocker) "In June 1975 we headed to a basement in Long Island, to make our recording debut on an eight track machine." They did a cover of the Shangri-Las "Out in the Streets" and four original numbers, one of which, "The Disco Song", became "Heart of Glass". That track, along with "Platinum Blonde" (which Alan "thought it best to tone some of the words down a bit") was later released by Chrysalis on "The Platinum Collection" in 1994.	recording
13-Jun-75	United States	Alan Betrock financed recording of a 5 song demo. Songs were Out In The Streets, Thin Line, Puerto Rico, Platinum Blonde, Once I Had A Love (The Disco Song). From "Parallel Lives - Blondie" by Dick Porter and Kris Needs (pg. 74).	recording
4-Jul-75	CBGB New York, NY — United States	Ramones with Blondie, from Johnny Ramone's notebook. An ad for this gig was placed in the SoHo Weekly News Vol 2 No.39 pg.33, and another in the Village Voice. (SWN ad) (VV ad)	Concert
5-Jul-75	CBGB New York, NY — United States	Ramones with Blondie, from Johnny Ramone's notebook. An ad for this gig was placed in the SoHo Weekly News Vol 2 No.39 pg.33, and another in the Village Voice. (SWN ad) (VV ad)	Concert
6-Jul-75	CBGB New York, NY — United States	Ramones with Blondie, from Johnny Ramone's notebook. An ad for this gig was placed in the SoHo Weekly News Vol 2 No.39 pg.33, and another in the Village Voice. (SWN ad) (VV ad)	Concert
16-Jul-75	CBGB New York, NY — United States	Ramones with Blondie, from Johnny Ramone's notebook. Rock festival (Blondie, Tuff Darts, Talking Heads). Setlist (documented from information at vivalesbootlegs.blogspot.com): Little Girl Lies; In The Flesh; Moonlight Drive; Charlotte the Harlot; Platinum Blonde; Man Overboard; Thin Line; Heat Wave; Attack of the Giant Ants. An ad exists in The SoHo Weekly News Vol 2 No. 41 pg 30	Concert
17-Jul-75	CBGB New York, NY — United States	Ramones with Blondie, from Johnny Ramone's notebook. Rock festival (Blondie, Tuff Darts, Talking Heads). A gig flyer in the personal collection of Chris Frantz was made public. (gig flyer)	Concert
18-Jul-75	CBGB New York, NY — United States	Ramones with Blondie, from Johnny Ramone's notebook. Rock festival (Blondie, Tuff Darts, Talking Heads). Setlist (documented from information at vivalesbootlegs.blogspot.com): Little Girl Lies; In The Flesh; Moonlight Drive; Charlotte the Harlot; Platinum Blonde; Man Overboard; Thin Line; Heat Wave; Attack of the Giant Ants.	Concert
31-Jul-75	CBGB New York, NY — United States	Rock festival Top 40 New York Unrecorded Rock Talent (Ramones, Blondie, Sting Ray, Jonny's Dance Band, Hambone Sweets, Silent Partners). An ad in the Village Voice (Vol.XX No.31 pg.76 ) exists: (ad listing)	Concert
1-Aug-75	CBGB New York, NY — United States	Performance as part of the CBGB Rock Festival. Ramones, Blondie, Talking Heads, Punch Dancer. An ad exists: (ad listing)	Concert
1-Aug-75	Forest Park Music Grove New York, NY — United States	Located in Queens, an evening concert, with Emmett Chapman also performing. A flyer exists. Flyer text: "New York Free Music Committee presents / Friday Twilight / Forest Park Concerts / Blondie + Emmett Chapman / Forest Park Music Grove August 1 6:30pm Queens / Free Admission . Parking . Picnic Tables / Park Drive near Woodhaven + Myrtle / Produced by Steven Inkwhite Tintweiss / The New York Free Music Committee is a non-profit cultural presentation association." Flyer image: (gig flyer)	Concert
15-Aug-75	CBGB New York, NY — United States	Performing with Heartbreakers and Talking Heads. Source of this gig and the date is a photo on pg. 44 of Making Tracks and a 2-concert online bootleg audio recording from vivalesbootlegs.blogspot.com. Setlist: Heat Wave (Martha and the Vandellas cover); Man Overboard; Little Girl Lies; A Girl Should Know Better (written by Jimmmy [Wynbrandt] of the Miamis); I Cover the Waterfront (a 1933 popular song and jazz standard composed by Johnny Green with lyrics by Edward Heyman); Femme Fatale (Velvet Underground cover); Lullaby (early version of Just Go Away); Attack of the Giant Ants. A video of this gig was posted to Youtube in January 2022; this is the earliest known video footage of the band. Ads were placed in the Village Voice (Vol XX No.32 ) and the SoHo Weekly News (Vol 2 No 45 pg 31): (ad listing) (ad listing) (youtube link)	Concert
16-Aug-75	CBGB New York, NY — United States	With The Heartbreakers and Talking Heads. An ad was published in the Village Voice Vol XX No. 32 and the SoHo Weekly News (Vol 2 No 45 pg 31): (ad listing) (ad listing)	Concert
17-Aug-75	CBGB New York, NY — United States	With The Heartbreakers and Talking Heads. An ad was published in the Village Voice Vol XX No. 32 and the SoHo Weekly News (Vol 2 No 45 pg 31): (ad listing) (ad listing)	Concert
5-Sep-75	Mother's New York, NY — United States	With The Fast. An ad exists in the Village Voice, Vol XX No 35 pg 88 (ad listing) (ad listing)	Concert
6-Sep-75	Mother's New York, NY — United States	With The Fast. An ad exists in the Village Voice, Vol XX No 35 pg 88 (ad listing)	Concert
7-Sep-75	Mother's New York, NY — United States	With The Fast. An ad exists in the Village Voice, Vol XX No 35 pg 88 (ad listing)	Concert
12-Sep-75	Performance Studios New York, NY — United States	Ramones with Blondie, from Johnny Ramone's notebook. An ad exists in the Village Voice, Vol XX No.37 pg. 103 (ad listing)	Concert
13-Sep-75	Performance Studios New York, NY — United States	Ramones with Blondie, from Johnny Ramone's notebook. An ad exists in the Village Voice, Vol XX No.37 pg. 103 (ad listing)	Concert
3-Oct-75	Mother's New York, NY — United States	Ramones with Blondie, from Johnny Ramone's notebook. An ad exists in the Village Voice, Vol XX No.41 pg. 97 (ad listing) (gig flyer)	Concert
4-Oct-75	Mother's New York, NY — United States	Ramones with Blondie, from Johnny Ramone's notebook. An ad exists in the Village Voice, Vol XX No.41 pg. 97 (ad listing)	Concert
5-Oct-75	Mother's New York, NY — United States	Ramones with Blondie, from Johnny Ramone's notebook. An ad exists in the Village Voice, Vol XX No.41 pg. 97 (ad listing)	Concert
23-Oct-75	Mother's New York, NY — United States	The Fast and Blondie (gig flyer)	Concert
24-Oct-75	CBGB New York, NY — United States	Ramones with Blondie, from Johnny Ramone's notebook.	Concert
25-Oct-75	CBGB New York, NY — United States	Ramones with Blondie, from Johnny Ramone's notebook.	Concert
26-Oct-75	CBGB New York, NY — United States	Ramones with Blondie, from Johnny Ramone's notebook.	Concert
30-Oct-75	CBGB New York, NY — United States	Big Halloween Weekend: Heartbreakers, Tuff Darts, Blondie, Manster, and Shadow. Blondie performed with Shadow on Nov. 1 & 2. An ad exists in the Village Voice Vol XX No. 43 pg 129 and Vol. XX No. 44 pg 112 (ad listing)	Concert
31-Oct-75	CBGB New York, NY — United States	Big Halloween Weekend: Heartbreakers, Tuff Darts, Blondie, Manster, and Shadow. Blondie performed with Shadow on Nov. 1 & 2. An ad exists in the Village Voice Vol XX No. 43 pg 129 and Vol. XX No. 44 pg 112 (ad listing)	Concert
1-Nov-75	CBGB New York, NY — United States	Big Halloween Weekend: Heartbreakers, Tuff Darts, Blondie, Manster, and Shadow. Blondie performed with Shadow on Nov. 1 & 2. An ad exists in the Village Voice Vol XX No. 43 pg 129 and Vol. XX No. 44 pg 112 (ad listing)	Concert
2-Nov-75	CBGB New York, NY — United States	Big Halloween Weekend: Heartbreakers, Tuff Darts, Blondie, Manster, and Shadow. Blondie performed with Shadow on Nov. 1 & 2. An ad exists in the Village Voice Vol XX No. 43 pg 129 and Vol. XX No. 44 pg 112 (ad listing)	Concert
8-Nov-75	Monty Python's Flying Circus New York, NY — United States	Image provided by Eddie Munoz, from a flyer he got from Clem Burke. According to the book, Blondie: Parallel Lives (D. Porter & K. Needs, 2012), this gig was keyboardist Jimmy Destri's first appearance. (gigflyer)	Concert
12-Nov-75	Max's Kansas City New York, NY — United States	Blondie with the Martian Rock Band. An ad exists in the Village Voice Vol XX No. 46 pg 115, and in The SoHo Weekly News, Vol 3 No 6 pg 47 (ad listing)	Concert
13-Nov-75	Mother's New York, NY — United States	Ira Robbins (co-founder of Trouser Press) contributed the scan of a flyer from Mothers listing this November 13 show of Blondie and The Fast. His band, Knickers, which (before Blondie) included Jimmy Destri on keyboards, opened for The Fast at the same venue a week later. Paul Zone of The Fast posted a different image of the same flyer on his Facebook page, which was also published with a yellow background in his 2014 book, "Playground: Growing Up in the New York Underground". Mothers was at 267 West 23rd Street, on the north side of the street, just east of Eighth Avenue. (gig flyer) (facebook image) (yellow flyer)	Concert
23-Nov-75	Max's Kansas City New York, NY — United States	Mink DeVille with Blondie. An ad exists in the Village Voice Vol XX No. 47 pg 121 (ad listing)	Concert
2-Dec-75	Max's Kansas City New York, NY — United States	Marbles with Blondie. An ad exists in the Village Voice Vol XX No. 48 pg 103 (ad listing)	Concert
11-Dec-75	Max's Kansas City New York, NY — United States	Blondie. Live on stage as part of the showing of the Amos Poe and Ivan Kral movie. An ad exists in the SoHo Weekly News Vol 3 No. pg 43. (ad listing)	Concert
18-Dec-75	New York, NY — United States	Danny Fields writes about the revival of Jackie Curtis' play "Vain Victory "in his column on pg 44 of SoHo Weekly News Vol 3 No. 11 that "Blondie's band provided the spirited accompaniment and everyone was in top form." This is one of the first positive reports about the band. (weekly column)	comment
17-Jan-76	New York, NY — United States	Fan letter dated 17 Jan 76 (postmarked the next day), which was sent to "Blondie" c/o Private Stock records, from someone named Susan Springfield who went on to be in "The Erasers", a local band that ran for a few years. This letter was received by the band and is recognized by Chris as being the first piece of fan mail they ever got.	comment
13-Feb-76	CBGB New York, NY — United States	with Miamis and Razors Edge. Gig flyer exists: "CBGB Valentines Day Weekend Miamis and Blondie" (Feb 13,14,15) [printed in England] and an ad exists in the Village Voice Vol XXI No.7 pg 134. A second ad was found on Ebay. (ad listing) (ebay ad)	Concert
14-Feb-76	CBGB New York, NY — United States	with Miamis and Razors Edge. Gig flyer exists: "CBGB Valentines Day Weekend Miamis and Blondie" (Feb 13,14,15) [printed in England] and an ad exists in the Village Voice Vol XXI No.7 pg 134 (ad listing)	Concert
15-Feb-76	CBGB New York, NY — United States	with Miamis and Razors Edge. Gig flyer exists: "CBGB Valentines Day Weekend Miamis and Blondie" (Feb 13,14,15) [printed in England] and an ad exists in the Village Voice Vol XXI No.7 pg 134 (ad listing)	Concert
29-Feb-76	Max's Kansas City New York, NY — United States	with Mink DeVille. An ad was published in the Village Voice, Vol. XXI No 9 pg. 104 (ad listing)	Concert
1-Mar-76	New York, NY — United States	Blondie's concert with Mink DeVille at Max's on 2/29 was published in the Openings section of the Village Voice, Vol. XXI No 9 pg. 73. This is the third positive report about Blondie. "Mink, perhaps the most versatile of the so-called Punk Rock or "underground" groups-they play rock, blues, reggae with equally ineluctable modality, whatever that means-meets the most glamorous, Blondie. Chihuahua!"	comment
18-Mar-76	CBGB New York, NY — United States	Blondie with The Heartbreakers, The Miamis, Talking Heads, Marbles, Ramones, and Milk 'N Cookies. An ad published in the Village Voice Vol XXI No.11 pg. 127 exists: (ad listing)	Concert
19-Mar-76	CBGB New York, NY — United States	Blondie with The Heartbreakers, The Miamis, Talking Heads, Marbles, Ramones, and Milk 'N Cookies. An ad published in the Village Voice Vol XXI No.11 pg. 127 exists: (ad listing)	Concert
20-Mar-76	CBGB New York, NY — United States	Blondie with The Heartbreakers, The Miamis, Talking Heads, Marbles, Ramones, and Milk 'N Cookies. An ad published in the Village Voice Vol XXI No.11 pg. 127 exists: (ad listing)	Concert
28-Mar-76	Max's Kansas City New York, NY — United States	with Tuff Darts. An ad was published in the Village Voice, Vol. XXI No. 9 pg. 104 (from microfiche in the New York Public Library in Manhattan). (ad listing)	Concert
4-Apr-76	CBGB New York, NY — United States	Blondie with Rice Miller Band. A Village Voice ad exists, which oddly appears to have been published the day after the show: (ad listing)	Concert
9-Apr-76	Phase V Trenton, NJ — United States	Ramones with Blondie, from Johnny Ramone's notebook.	Concert
10-Apr-76	Phase V Trenton, NJ — United States	Ramones with Blondie, from Johnny Ramone's notebook.	Concert
18-Apr-76	Max's Kansas City New York, NY — United States	Ramones with Blondie, from Johnny Ramone's notebook. An ad or gig flyer(?) lists Blondie, Ramones, Poppies at Easter Rock Festival, 9:30pm. Photographer Leee Black Childers made a photo collage "Announcing! Max's Easter Rock Festival". (ad listing) (photo collage)	Concert
30-Apr-76	Max's Kansas City New York, NY — United States	Blondie and Mink DeVille. An ad exists: (ad listing)	Concert
1-May-76	Max's Kansas City New York, NY — United States	Blondie and Mink DeVille. An ad exists: (ad listing)	Concert
6-May-76	United States	Chris has a tape "X Offender Rough May 6,7,8,9," with no year. Due to Jimmy's keyboard performance in the mixes, it was from 1976.	recording
30-May-76	Manhattan Center New York, NY — United States	Blondie performed as part of a "Fantabulous New York Rock Party" fundraiser for Wayne County's legal defense bills. On March 24, Wayne County appeared in court, charged with assault after an incident in March at CBGB where he had attacked Dictators' singer "Handsome Dick" Manitoba with a mic stand, fracturing his collarbone. Manitoba, who had shouted a series of homophobic remarks during Wayne County's performance, was injured during the brawl and had sued Wayne County (County was exonerated when Manitoba refused to appear in court; see 'Conflict details' pp. 98-99 for more). The fundraising event was hosted by Cherry Vanilla with performances by County, Holly Woodlawn, Dee Dee Ramone, Jack Curtis, Tuff Darts, Mink DeVille, Blondie, The Dolls, Suicide, and Divine, along with the Off-Broadway cast of Women Behind Bars. The gig flyer indicates there is a $5.00 minimum donation and all proceeds go to the Wayne County Defense Fund. Paul Zone posted photographs of the event program on his Facebook page. It credits Debbie Harry as "Debbie Blondie". Photographer Allan Tannenbaum took a photograph of her, in the striped pillowcase dress, backstage at the event. A collector contributed a photo of a rare pin obtained from someone who attended, who also provided their contemporaneous log entry for the event. (gig flyer) (program outside) (program inside) (photo) (Conflict details) (pin/badge) (log entry) [new]	benefit concert
17-Jun-76	New York, NY — United States	X Offender, with In The Sun on the B side, is released on Private Stock Records.	single (release date)
18-Jun-76	CBGB New York, NY — United States		Concert
19-Jun-76	CBGB New York, NY — United States		Concert
26-Jun-76	Max's Kansas City New York, NY — United States	On Sept. 10, 2014, Paul Zone wrote on his Facebook page, "June 26th, 1976 was my debut singing with The Fast on stage at Max's Kansas City, I had just turned 18. All my friends were there, Debbie came to introduce us waving 2 checkered flags and Joey, Dee Dee & Arturo made a poster and brought it along to give me before the show."	comment
1-Jul-76	The Club Cambridge, MA — United States	With The Boize. Date consistent with statement Debbie made in Making Tracks pg. 38. Venue address: 823 Main St. Cambridge MA (serving the Boston market). An ad exists from the Boston Phoenix, June 29, 1976, page 28: ad listing)	Concert
2-Jul-76	The Club Cambridge, MA — United States	With The Boize. Date consistent with statement Debbie made in MT pg.38. Venue address: 823 Main St. Cambridge MA (serving the Boston market). An ad exists from the Boston Phoenix, June 29, 1976, page 28: ad listing)	Concert
3-Jul-76	The Club Cambridge, MA — United States	With The Boize. Date consistent with statement Debbie made in Making Tracks pg 38, where she describes driving back to New York from Boston early in the morning on July 4. Venue address: 823 Main St. Cambridge MA (serving the Boston market). An ad exists from the Boston Phoenix, June 29, 1976, page 28: ad listing)	Concert
23-Jul-76	Max's Kansas City New York, NY — United States	Blondie with The Heartbreakers and The Fast. 2 shows at 10pm and midnight. (gig flyer)	Concert
24-Jul-76	Max's Kansas City New York, NY — United States	Blondie with The Heartbreakers and The Fast	Concert
26-Jul-76	CBGB New York, NY — United States	with Dictators	Concert
27-Jul-76	CBGB New York, NY — United States		Concert
3-Aug-76	My Father's Place Roslyn, NY — United States		Concert
Summer, 1976	The Show Place NJ — United States	A contributor wrote: "Back in the summer of 1976 I was working as the Assistant Manager at a club in North Jersey called The Show Place. I was in the DJ booth when a very nice couple (Chris and Debbie) came up to me and handed me two copies of X-Offender/In The Sun on Private Stock records. I can remember playing that 45 several times over the next few months. Actually that was the first time in public that a recording of Blondie was played in the Garden State. I can also remember playing pinball with you and Debbie when your band came back to play at the club. It was a nice experience. Since then I have played in my own band The Chillers."	appearance
September, 1976	Max's Kansas City New York, NY — United States		Concert
September, 1976	CUANDO Gym New York, NY — United States	two questions: 1. Is the Venue location: Houston Street? 2. Deborah Olin says this must have been a meeting because there was only one show there.	comment
23-Oct-76	Mini Festival At CUANDO Gym New York, NY — United States	Promo and booking and concept by Deborah Olin. Deborah provided the poster image and says that NY rock productions is on all the newspaper ads and tickets. She also settled some of the confusion about this date: there was only one time they played; however, she incorrectly stated that the person who did the poster misspelled the name. The confusion is now eliminated: The Coordinator of Contemporary, Photography and Works on Paper of the Brooklyn Museum contributed on 11 July 2018: "The notes are incorrect for this entry from 1976. The performance space was actually called 'CUANDO' not 'Quando'. It was not a mistake on the gig flyer. CUANDO was located at 9 2nd Avenue. The letters were an acronym for 'Cultural Understanding And Neighborhood Development Organization'. I performed there many times." Although Chris Stein reprises the spelling error controversy in his 2024 book "Under a Rock", he adds unique new historical context, partially quoted: "We kept at it, doing lots of shows and in late October, we signed on for this sort of mini-festival thing with the Dictators, Mink DeVille, and the Demons at this large venue that was right on Second Avenue and First Street. This was an ancient crumbling gym/hall called the Quando Gym. Our old buddy Tim Jackson, Thoth, made a spray-paint poster that misspelled the name as Cuando. An odd bit of synchronicity about the poster is that it lists places where tickets were available and one of these was Harnik's Happy House at 1403 Avenue J in Brooklyn, a little greeting-card shop right near where I'd grown up. Harnik's was where I'd bought my first records in the days before full-on record stores were everywhere. It had a rack of bins for singles that somebody carefully labeled with the song titles. The gig at the gym, of course, ran way later than expected" ... "We went on at two thirty in the morning and opened with "I'll Be a Big Man in Town," by the Four Seasons. It is really an awesome song and summed up our finally rising out of the downtown scene. The crowd had stayed to see us." Author Jeremiah Moss has a good blog post on the history of the site, and an article in the New York Times was published about a month before the building's scheduled August 2011 demolition: (gig flyer) (Jeremiah Moss post) (NYT article) [new]	Concert
16-Nov-76	Mother's New York, NY — United States	Blondie with the Heartbreakers (unconfirmed)	Concert
November 18-19, 1976	The Rat Boston, MA — United States	One online source had indicated that Blondie played The Rat (formally,The Rathskeller, 528 Commonwealth Avenue Kenmore Square, Boston) on a Thursday and Friday in November 1976. Only Nov. 18-19 was possible due to the venue's schedule, and a thorough investigation that included written material and discussions with Paul "Blowfish" Lovell, an archivist of the history of The Rat and the Boston punk scene, concluded Blondie never played this venue. (external link)	comment
December 2-4, 1976	CBGB New York, NY — United States	Mumps were an American punk band fronted by Lance Loud. A friend of their guitarist Rob Duprey found a "contract", handwritten in blue pen by Debbie Harry at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, between CBGB OMFUG and Blondie outlining terms for shows with Mumps opening Dec 2-4, 1976. This agreement states that Blondie agrees to play two sets each night, at midnight and 2:00am. Note the style of Debbie's letter 'a', which she changed about two years later to the style she uses ever since. It is not known for certain which gigs in this date range are accurately listed. (agreement image) (facebook link)	Canceled Concert (?)
3-Dec-76	Max's Kansas City New York, NY — United States	Blondie with Tuff Darts	Concert
4-Dec-76	Max's Kansas City New York, NY — United States	Blondie with Tuff Darts	Concert
9-Dec-76	United States	Test pressings of "Blondie" were made for Private Stock Records at the Specialty Records Corporation plant in Olyphant, PA. Address: 210 N. Valley Ave. This was originally in the possession of Chris Stein, who included it with some other records he gave to Barry L. Kramer.	comment
23-Dec-76	CBGB New York, NY — United States	Source of this gig and the date is a 2-set online bootleg audio recording from vivalesbootlegs.blogspot.com. Before the song, someone (Clem?) says the lyrics were written by Lisa Persky (also known as Lisa Jane Persky), and Debbie adds "by the way, the name of the song is 'Euphony'." The song was co-written with Gary Valentine. The first song in the set is listed as "money go love", which I thought was "money no love" (a confirmed earlier title of Blondie's 1977 song "Fan Mail"). Set 1: Money Go Love; Poet's Problem/Little Girl Lies; Rifle Range; Bermuda Triangle Blues; Euphony; Contact In Red Square; I'm Always Touched By Your Presence Dear; Rip Her To Shreds; Kung Fu Girls; In The Sun; X Offender. Set 2: Fan Mail; Poet's Problem; You Look Good In Blue; Euphony; Contact In Red Square; Moonlight Drive; A Shark In Jets Clothing; I'm Always Touched By Your Presence Dear; band intros; X Offender. Some of this material has been uploaded to youtube. (external link)	Concert
29-Dec-76	Max's Kansas City New York, NY — United States	With the New York Dolls. An ad for this show ran in the 27-Nov-76 issue of the Village Voice. (ad listing) (gig flyer)	Concert
30-Dec-76	Max's Kansas City New York, NY — United States	With the New York Dolls. An ad for this show ran in the 27-Nov-76 issue of the Village Voice. (ad listing) (gig flyer)	Concert
31-Dec-76	Bethesda Fountain, Central Park New York, NY — United States	Chris Stein has a handwritten document indicating that Blondie had performed in Central Park on 31 Dec 76, and that they were owed $500 by some department of the City of New York. Performed cover of "Time is Tight" - Booker T & MG's. The Miamis were also scheduled to play.	Concert
1-Jan-77	My Father's Place Roslyn, NY — United States	with John Cale. Performed cover of "Palisades Park" The venue address is 19 Bryant Ln, Roslyn, NY; phone (516) MA 1-3830 as shown in an ad on pg 97 of the 17-Mar-1975 issue of the Village Voice.	Concert
January, 1977	CBGB New York, NY — United States		Concert
January, 1977	Mother's New York, NY — United States	Location: West 23rd Street	Concert
January, 1977	Brandy's II New York, NY — United States		Concert
10-Jan-77	Max's Kansas City New York, NY — United States	"Big Party for Blondie"	appearance
12-Jan-77	My Father's Place Roslyn, NY — United States	Venue location: 19 Bryant Avenue, Roslyn Village, Long Island NY.	Concert
21-Jan-77	Max's Kansas City New York, NY — United States	With The Cramps (review) (ad listing)	Concert
22-Jan-77	Max's Kansas City New York, NY — United States	With The Cramps (ad listing)	Concert
3-Feb-77	Whisky A Go-Go Los Angeles, CA — United States	Source of this is a Blondie concert poster that says "Direct From New York City". However, this may not be accurate because there is a fake gig flyer that features a photo of Debbie from 1986. Therefore, this date is unconfirmed. (fake gigflyer)	Concert, 1st U.S. Tour '77
9-Feb-77	Whisky A Go-Go Los Angeles, CA — United States	Advertised in the LA Times as "Blondie with Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers". Also in Feb. 1977 in LA, Chris took the famous "Vultures" photo of Debbie. Band motel: Bel Air Sands. (ad listing) (Vultures photo)	Concert, 1st U.S. Tour '77
10-Feb-77	Whisky A Go-Go Los Angeles, CA — United States	Advertised in the LA Times as "Blondie with Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers"	Concert, 1st U.S. Tour '77
11-Feb-77	Whisky A Go-Go Los Angeles, CA — United States	Advertised in the LA Times as "Blondie with Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers"	Concert, 1st U.S. Tour '77
12-Feb-77	Whisky A Go-Go Los Angeles, CA — United States	Advertised in the LA Times as "Blondie with Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers"	Concert, 1st U.S. Tour '77
13-Feb-77	Rodney On The ROQ Pasadena, CA — United States	Various radio shows and interviews by Rodney Bingenheimer broadcast on KROQ, exact dates unknown. One of these was on 13 Feb (year was unknown but established: the date was probably 1977 as Feb. 13 fell on a Sunday night that year and Rodney's show was on Saturday night and Sunday night).	interview
16-Feb-77	Whisky A Go-Go Los Angeles, CA — United States	Advertised in the LA Times as "Ramones and Blondie". This is also noted in Johnny Ramone's notebook ("Ramones with Blondie"). (ad listing)	Concert, 1st U.S. Tour '77
17-Feb-77	Whisky A Go-Go Los Angeles, CA — United States	Advertised in Lthe A Times as "Ramones and Blondie". This is also noted in Johnny Ramone's notebook ("Ramones with Blondie").	Concert, 1st U.S. Tour '77
18-Feb-77	Whisky A Go-Go Los Angeles, CA — United States	Advertised in the LA Times as "Ramones and Blondie". This is also noted in Johnny Ramone's notebook ("Ramones with Blondie").	Concert, 1st U.S. Tour '77
19-Feb-77	Whisky A Go-Go Los Angeles, CA — United States	Advertised in the LA Times as "Ramones and Blondie". This is also noted in Johnny Ramone's notebook ("Ramones with Blondie").	Concert, 1st U.S. Tour '77
20-Feb-77	Whisky A Go-Go Los Angeles, CA — United States	Advertised in the LA Times as "Ramones and Blondie". This is also noted in Johnny Ramone's notebook ("Ramones with Blondie"). (ticket stub)	Concert, 1st U.S. Tour '77
2-Mar-77	Mabuhay Gardens San Francisco, CA — United States	with Crime	Concert, 1st U.S. Tour '77
3-Mar-77	Mabuhay Gardens San Francisco, CA — United States	with Crime	Concert, 1st U.S. Tour '77
4-Mar-77	Keystone Berkeley Berkeley, CA — United States	Blondie opening for John Cale	Concert, 1st U.S. Tour '77
6-Mar-77	The Keystone Palo Alto, CA — United States	Blondie opened for John Cale. This show is not in the band itinerary, but appears accurate. An attendee wrote, "A friend, the manager of my then-band (we were called "Idiot" -- we played the Mabuhay several times during its heyday and various other local venues) and I went to Blondie's show at the Keystone Palo Alto that night. I had never heard them live before, and probably hadn't heard much of their music in those pre-internet days, but I certainly knew of them from magazines like Rock Scene, and because our band was kind of stretched between the glamour and punk eras and were influenced by both, I of course knew all the CBGBs bands and had records from those who had made them. Because I was working evenings, my friend and I had to go to the second show, and when we got to the Keystone there was literally one other customer in the place, a drunk guy asleep with his head on the table. There were workers, bartenders, whatever in the building of course, but he was the only other audience member. My recollection is that a few other people may have wandered in during the show, which was probably about 45 minutes to an hour max, but the crowd never exceeded a half-dozen beyond us, the sleeping guy woke up and wandered out, and the few newcomers seemed more interested in drinking than watching the band. I was definitely there for the 2nd show of the evening and as far as I can remember, the set list looks right, although I wouldn't remember if a few of them were wrong or out of order, because almost forty years ago. Also, the fact that it was a sort of off-the-cuff gig goes a little way toward explaining the stunning lack of customers." Another person had a tape allegedly from this, containing the following set: Palisades Park (Chuck Barris cover), Little Girl Lies, Look Good In Blue, Presence Dear, Man Overboard, Little GTO (Ronny & The Daytonas cover), In The Sun, Rip Her To Shreds, Evil Friends (early Blondie, unreleased original song; Debbie introduces the song as a "jazz-rock" number), Poets Problem, Flight 45, Platinum Blonde, Kung Fu Girls, I Didn't Have The Nerve To Say No, Rifle Range, Fan Mail, Moonlight Drive (The Doors cover), A Shark In Jets Clothing, Star Beast (Gary Valentine-Ronnie Toast, unreleased original song), Goldfinger (John Barry cover), Heatwave (Martha & The Vandellas cover), X Offender. Some audio recordings exist on youtube and elsewhere. A Palo Alto native attendee wrote, "Keystone Palo Alto (a satellite of the Keystone Berkeley) opened on Jan. 20, 1977 (it had previously been called Sophie's)". He adds: The Keystone's address was 260 S. California Ave., Palo Alto, CA. The ads say "260 California" because only locals know that there is a North California Avenue. It's a snobby Palo Alto thing to say "260 South California". (calendar) (calendar detail)	Concert, 1st U.S. Tour '77
7-Mar-77	The Keystone Palo Alto, CA — United States	This show is also not in the band itinerary, but is on the Keystone's March19 77 calendar, appearing as a solo Blondie gig. (calendar) (calendar detail)	Concert, 1st U.S. Tour '77
10-Mar-77	Max's Kansas City New York, NY — United States		Concert, 1st U.S. Tour '77
11-Mar-77	Max's Kansas City New York, NY — United States	Performed two sets. (Midnight and 2:00am)	Concert, 1st U.S. Tour '77
13-Mar-77	Le Plateau Theatre Montreal — Canada	with Iggy Pop and David Bowie (playing keyboards). First gig of the tour.	Concert, 1st U.S. Tour '77
14-Mar-77	Seneca College Field House Toronto — Canada	w/ Iggy Pop and David Bowie.	Concert, 1st U.S. Tour '77
16-Mar-77	Harvard Square Theater Boston, MA — United States	w/ Iggy Pop and David Bowie.	Concert, 1st U.S. Tour '77
16-Mar-77	Punk Benefit New York, NY — United States	There seems to be a conflict on this date. This might be from March 18.	Concert, 1st U.S. Tour '77
18-Mar-77	The Palladium New York, NY — United States	w/ Iggy Pop and David Bowie.	Concert, 1st U.S. Tour '77
19-Mar-77	Tower Theater Upper Darby, PA — United States	w/ Iggy Pop and David Bowie. This gig wasn't listed in the band's itinerary. Note: Itineraries usually show venue location as Philadelphia, but it is actually in Upper Darby.	Concert, 1st U.S. Tour '77
21-Mar-77	Agora Ballroom Cleveland, OH — United States	w/ Iggy Pop and David Bowie.	Concert, 1st U.S. Tour '77
22-Mar-77	Agora Ballroom Cleveland, OH — United States	w/ Iggy Pop and David Bowie.	Concert, 1st U.S. Tour '77
23-Mar-77	Agora Ballroom Cleveland, OH — United States	w/ Iggy Pop and David Bowie.	Concert, 1st U.S. Tour '77
25-Mar-77	Masonic Auditorium Detroit, MI — United States	w/ Iggy Pop and David Bowie. Venue address: Temple and 2nd Boulevard. (ticket stub)	Concert, 1st U.S. Tour '77
26-Mar-77	Masonic Auditorium Detroit, MI — United States	w/ Iggy Pop and David Bowie. This show was marked tentative in the band itinerary, but a ticket stub confirms it. (ticket stubtarget="new">ticket stub) [new]	Concert, 1st U.S. Tour '77
27-Mar-77	Riviera Theater Chicago, IL — United States	w/ Iggy Pop and David Bowie.	Concert, 1st U.S. Tour '77
28-Mar-77	Riviera Theater Chicago, IL — United States	w/ Iggy Pop and David Bowie.	Concert, 1st U.S. Tour '77
29-Mar-77	Leona Theater Pittsburgh, PA — United States	w/ Iggy Pop and David Bowie.	Concert, 1st U.S. Tour '77
30-Mar-77	Agora Ballroom Columbus, OH — United States	w/ Iggy Pop and David Bowie.	Concert, 1st U.S. Tour '77
31-Mar-77	Taft Auditorium Cincinnati, OH — United States	w/ Iggy Pop and David Bowie.	Concert, 1st U.S. Tour '77
1-Apr-77	The Oriental Theater Milwaukee, WI — United States	w/ Iggy Pop and David Bowie.	Concert, 1st U.S. Tour '77
4-Apr-77	Paramount Theatre Portland, OR — United States	w/ Iggy Pop and David Bowie. Note: in 1984, Portland revamped this theater and renamed it 'Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall'.	Concert (tentative), 1st U.S. Tour '77
5-Apr-77	Paramount Theatre Seattle, WA — United States	w/ Iggy Pop and David Bowie. Itineraries indicate these may also have been tentative for Portland. Band lodging: Edgewater Inn.	Concert, 1st U.S. Tour '77
6-Apr-77			Travel
7-Apr-77	Vancouver Gardens Vancouver, BC — Canada	w/ Iggy Pop and David Bowie.	Concert, 1st U.S. Tour '77
9-Apr-77	Paramount Theatre Seattle, WA — United States	w/ Iggy Pop and David Bowie.	Concert, 1st U.S. Tour '77
13-Apr-77	Berkeley Community Theater Berkeley, CA — United States	w/ Iggy Pop and David Bowie (playing keyboards). A contributor states: "this venue is not part of the (U.C. Berkeley) campus as previously reported." [It was apparently confused with event on 29-Apr-1978.]	Concert, 1st U.S. Tour '77
15-Apr-77	Santa Monica Civic Auditorium Santa Monica, CA — United States	Advertised in LA Times as "Iggy Pop and Blondie". In Making Tracks, it says this is the last gig of the tour. Performed Palisades Park (Freddy Cannon cover).	Concert, 1st U.S. Tour '77
16-Apr-77	San Diego Civic Auditorium San Diego, CA — United States	last gig: Iggy and Bowie Tour (not confirmed, but believed accurate). Performed "Palisades Park" (Freddy Cannon cover).	Concert, 1st U.S. Tour '77
20-Apr-77	Whisky A Go-Go Los Angeles, CA — United States	w/ Joan Jett. Advertised in LA Times as "Blondie and Deaf School" (ad listing)	Concert, 1st U.S. Tour '77
21-Apr-77	Whisky A Go-Go Los Angeles, CA — United States	w/ Joan Jett. Advertised in LA Times as "Blondie and Deaf School"	Concert, 1st U.S. Tour '77
22-Apr-77	Whisky A Go-Go Los Angeles, CA — United States	w/ Joan Jett. Advertised in LA Times as "Blondie and Deaf School"	Concert, 1st U.S. Tour '77
23-Apr-77	Whisky A Go-Go Los Angeles, CA — United States	w/ Joan Jett. Advertised in the LA Times as "Blondie and Deaf School". jam: "Anarchy in the UK" with Joan Jett and "I wanna be your dog" with Joan Jett on guitar, Rodney Bingenheimer on keyboards and Tony & Hunt Sales (Iggy Pop band), also Clem lead vocals and Debbie as "the dog".	Concert, 1st U.S. Tour '77
4-May-77	Punk Benefit at CBGB New York, NY — United States	MC: David Johansen. Bands: 1. Alex Chilton; 2. Dead Boys with special guest: Ross Friedman (Dictators); 3. Suicide; 4. The Paley Brothers. Guest stars: Billy Ficca (Television), Ernie Brooks (Modern Lovers). Backed up by Ivan Kral, Lenny Kaye, Jay Dee Daugherty, Richard Sohl (Patti Smith Group); 5. Patti Smith Group with guest stars: Matthew Reich and Allen Lanier (Blue Oyster Cult); 6. Richard Hell & The Voidoids; 7. Auction I - Auctioneer: Handsome Dick Manitoba (Dictators); 8. Blondie with guest star: Fred Smith (Television); 9. Dead Boys.	benefit concert
5-May-77	Punk Benefit at CBGB New York, NY — United States	MC: PUNK staff: Legs McNeil, John Holmstrom, Tom, Hal + Lester. Bands: 1. Cramps; 2. Fuse; 3. Helen Wheels; 4. Dead Boys; 5. The Criminals (Syl Sylvain + former Dolls); 6. Auction II; 7. Andy Paley, Ivan Kral, Jay Dee Daugherty: loose jam; 8. Richard Hell & The Voidoids; 9. Anya Phillips - dance; 10. Blondie with Fred Smith (Television); 11. Mickey Rose (Editor of Cheap Thrills) - Poetry Reading; 12. The Lester Bangs Conspiracy, very loose jam with Jay Dee Daugherty (PSG), Fred Smith (Television), Andy Shernoff (Dictators), Chris Stein, Clem Burke, Jimmy Destri (Blondie), Legs McNeil (PUNK).	benefit concert
15-May-77	The Elgin Theatre New York, NY — United States	Blondie was to have appeared with The Senders. An article in the May 18th issue of Variety written by Fred Kirby explained that the dispute centered around payments for a sound system and to the band itself. (article pt.1) (article pt.2)	Canceled Concert
20-May-77	Village Bowl Bournemouth — England	A contributor who was jointly responsible for promoting this concert on behalf of the Bournemouth College Students Union states: "On 20 May 1977 Blondie played the Village Bowl, Bournemouth, but this was not with Television. There was only 1 set as well. This gig was their first gig in the UK and Europe and was a few days prior to the Television tour starting." [The band itinerary stated there were two sets, but those itineraries are not entirely accurate for this time period.] A different contributor gives the location as Westover Drive, Bournemouth and states: "It was a replacement gig for the canceled Sex Pistols 'Anarchy in the UK Tour' date", later describing watching Debbie perform "Rip Her To Shreds" on a five foot stage. Another attendee writes, "The support band was Squeeze, and the road in which the Chelsea Village Disco/Village Bowl was called Glen Fern Road. I was present at the gig, and know Bournemouth from my days there as a student in the years 1973-1975. I have double-checked the facts with another Blondie blog and several Bournemouth websites. Apparently, Debbie was reminded in 2019 about this gig and she had forgotten how small the stage and the venue were. There can only have been 100 people there." This show is discussed in the documentary "When Blondie Came to Britain", first broadcast by BBC2 on 18 November 2023, available on Youtube: (youtube link)	Concert, 1st European Tour '77
21-May-77	Glasgow — Scotland	An article in New Musical Express (30-Apr-1977) mentioned the tour, and a full page ad for Television's "Marquee Moon" May tour of the UK with Blondie appeared in the 21-May-1977 edition of the UK music paper Sounds. Debbie was also photographed, as she (and perhaps others in the band) watched The Ramones and Talking Heads performing at the University of Strathclyde. (NME article) (tour ad) (photo)	travel (to)
22-May-77	Apollo Theatre Glasgow — Scotland	with Television. 2 sets. (ticket stub)	Concert, 1st European Tour '77
23-May-77	City Hall Newcastle — England	w/ Television (ticket stub)	Concert, 1st European Tour '77
24-May-77	City Hall Sheffield — England	w/ Television (ticket stub)	Concert, 1st European Tour '77
25-May-77	Manchester — England		travel (to)
26-May-77	Free Trade Hall Manchester — England	w/ Television (tickets) (ticket) [new]	Concert, 1st European Tour '77
27-May-77	Odeon Birmingham — England	w/ Television (ad) (ticket stub)	Concert, 1st European Tour '77
28-May-77	Hammersmith Odeon London — England	w/ Television. Venue note: the Hammersmith Odeon (Queen Caroline Street, Hammersmith, London) was eventually renamed Hammersmith Apollo (Carling Apollo).	Concert, 1st European Tour '77
29-May-77	Hammersmith Odeon London — England	w/ Television. "Jet Boy", "Heatwave", "Little GTO"	Concert, 1st European Tour '77
30-May-77	Top Rank Plymouth — England	w/ Television. Original tour itinerary had this as an Off day. This gig may have been a canceled concert. An ad or flyer of unknown origin exists: (gig flyer/ad?)	(Canceled?) Concert, 1st European Tour '77
31-May-77	Colston Hall Bristol — England	w/ Television. "Moonlight Drive", "Little GTO"	Concert, 1st European Tour '77
3-Jun-77	Paradiso Amsterdam — Holland	w/ Television (poster)	Concert, 1st European Tour '77
5-Jun-77	Auditoire P-E Janson ULB Brussels — Belgium	w/ Television (ticket stub)	Concert, 1st European Tour '77
7-Jun-77	Olympia Paris — France	w/ Television. An attendee and member of a Blondie facebook group said that Blondie did not perform at this gig, perhaps due to a conflict with Television, and were replaced by another band. It was scheduled but possible canceled. (ticket stub)	Concert, 1st European Tour '77
15-Jun-77	Daddy's Dance Hall Copenhagen — Denmark	w/ Television	Concert, 1st European Tour '77
26-Jun-77	CBGB New York, NY — United States	Blondie with The Senders.	Concert
June -July, 1977	Plaza Sound New York, NY — United States	Blondie recorded their second album, Plastic Letters. Producer: Richard Gotteher. Debbie wrote: Plastic Letters cover was shot at the Tropicana. Chrysalis thought it was too punkish, because I was wearing a pillowcase with red tape striped around it and the boys had on leather, so we had to re-shoot in New York. We rented a police car for some shots in the street and coincidentally a sign in the store across the street captured in the photograph read Plastic Letters. Terry Ellis, the president of Chrysalis suggested we use that as the title. As soon as the record was finished Leeds insisted we go and play the Whisky in L.A. for six nights so Chrysalis, which is based there, could see what it had bought. We did this against our better judgment because we didn't have the band together and we needed time to regroup. But the pace was beginning to pick up now and things were getting so frantic that we didn't have much choice but to go. Soon we were moving too fast to maintain control of what was happening around us and we had to leave it all up to Peter. He would say, "Oh I signed a contract and you have to play here." Or, "The record company expects you to go there and do some promo." The L.A. shows were pretty bad. Frankie couldn't really play bass so he played bass on half the songs and Chris played on the others. John Cassavetes and Sam Shaw filmed these shows for a projected movie called Blondie, which never happened.	Recording
1-Jul-77	Village Gate New York, NY — United States	Gig flyer exists for this group of three shows at Village Gate (Bleecker at Thompson). Also appearing: Lido (1st and 2nd July), Alex Chilton (3rd). (poster)	Concert
2-Jul-77	Village Gate New York, NY — United States	Gig flyer exists for this group of three shows at Village Gate (Bleecker at Thompson). Also appearing: Lido. This is reportedly the last gig played with Gary Valentine. They played "The First One" (written by Valentine), which he later recorded to start his solo career.	Concert
3-Jul-77	Village Gate New York, NY — United States	Gig flyer exists for this group of three shows at Village Gate (Bleecker at Thompson). Also appearing: Alex Chilton.	Concert
4-Jul-77	United States	Gary Valentine leaves Blondie. Frank Infante joined shortly thereafter, replacing Gary.	comment
9-Aug-77	Plaza Sound? New York, NY — United States	Blondie recording session (unconfirmed location).	recording
27-Aug-77	National Music and Sound Show New York, NY — United States	This was a convention-type event at the Hilton Hotel. One of the main sponsors was a leather jacket company and they gave all the band members leather jackets.	Concert
8-Sep-77	CBGB New York, NY — United States	Blondie with Screaming Jay Hawkins. 2 sets. The Village Voice advertised this show on August 29. (ad listing) (full page)	Concert
9-Sep-77	CBGB New York, NY — United States	2 sets.	Concert
10-Sep-77	CBGB New York, NY — United States	2 sets.	Concert
11-Sep-77	CBGB New York, NY — United States	2 sets.	Concert
12-Sep-77	My Father's Place Roslyn, NY — United States	Reggae Night. Date not confirmed as accurate	Concert
19-Sep-77	Old Waldorf San Francisco, CA — United States	Unconfirmed, but believed correct. A gig flyer indicating an extra added date was offered on Ebay in early 2019. Opening act: The Nuns. Venue address: 444 Battery. (gig flyer)	Concert
20-Sep-77	Old Waldorf San Francisco, CA — United States	Unconfirmed, but believed correct. KSAN recorded one of these for broadcast on Sept. 24. Opening act: The Nuns	Concert
21-Sep-77	Old Waldorf San Francisco, CA — United States	Unconfirmed, but believed correct. KSAN recorded one of these for broadcast on Sept. 24. Opening act: The Nuns. Confirming evidence is in the form of an unofficial LP "Blondie: Loud and Clear" (released 2014).	Concert
23-Sep-77	Hollywood Palladium Hollywood, CA — United States	Punk rock and fashion show. Blondie special guest, also Devo. 6215 Sunset Blvd, Hollywood CA. An 11x17 inch poster/flyer was made for this show, printed on white paper. A slightly different inverted version was run as an ad in the Los Angeles Free Press. Featuring a Surprise Band with Special Guest Stars Blondie + The Weirdos, Devo, and Punk Fashion Show. The "Surprise Band" was supposed to be Richard Hell and the Voidoids, but they couldn't be there, and were replaced by The Avengers (it was their first L.A. show). Ticket sold on Ebay 21-Apr-2024 for $50. (gig flyer) (ad) (ticket front) (ticket back) [new]	Concert
24-Sep-77	Old Waldorf San Francisco, CA — United States	This is probably the broadcast date (by KSAN radio), not the date of the concert. See also: Sept. 20-21.	Radio Show
26-Sep-77	Golden Bear Huntington Beach, CA — United States	The date of this gig may be incorrect	Concert
28-Sep-77	Golden Bear Huntington Beach, CA — United States	Advertised in LA Times as "Blondie and Ala Carte". An Ebay listing for a gig flyer appeared in October 2020 with a minimum bid of $130. (gig flyer)	Concert
29-Sep-77	Whisky A Go-Go Los Angeles, CA — United States	Filmed By John Cassavetes and Sam Shaw. Advertised in LA Times as "Blondie with Max Webster". It is believed this was Frank Infante's first public performance with Blondie. However, Toby Mamis wrote: "it is absolutely likely that Frankie played some club shows in and around the NYC area before that fateful trip to LA for the Whisky shows." A poster exists for this show: "The Whisky presents Blondie 9/29 – 10/2/77". The band stayed at the Tropicana for this series of shows.	Concert
30-Sep-77	Whisky A Go-Go Los Angeles, CA — United States	Filmed By John Cassavetes and Sam Shaw. Advertised in LA Times as "Blondie with Max Webster"	Concert
1-Oct-77	Whisky A Go-Go Los Angeles, CA — United States	Filmed By John Cassavetes and Sam Shaw. Advertised in LA Times as "Blondie with Max Webster"	Concert
2-Oct-77	Whisky A Go-Go Los Angeles, CA — United States	Filmed By John Cassavetes and Sam Shaw. Advertised in LA Times as "Blondie with Max Webster"	Concert
3-Oct-77	Whisky A Go-Go Los Angeles, CA — United States	Filmed By John Cassavetes and Sam Shaw. Advertised in LA Times as "Blondie/Devo/The Germs" (at 4pm) and "Blondie and Devo" (at 9pm and 11:30pm) (ad listing)	Concert
4-Oct-77	Whisky A Go-Go Los Angeles, CA — United States	Filmed By John Cassavetes and Sam Shaw. Don't have an ad for this gig, so this date isn't confirmed.	Concert
21-Oct-77	Other Cinema London — England	Melody Maker (15-Oct-77) reports the Amos Poe film, Blank Generation, opens at Other Cinema in London. (news article)	comment
24-Oct-77	Melbourne — Australia	T.V., Radio, Magazine Interviews	press
25-Oct-77	Winter Gardens Malvern — England	This show is not in the band's itinerary, but the website Malvern Winter Gardens Rock Archive indicates promoter Cherry Red Promotions had it planned but "Gig cancelled. The first part of Blondie's UK tour was cancelled due to the band buying a release from their recording contract with Private Stock. The replacement band for this gig was The Rods." (external link)	Canceled Concert
2-Nov-77	Winter Gardens Malvern — England	This show is not in the band's itinerary, but a poster advertising it exists. The website Malvern Winter Gardens Rock Archive indicates promoter Cherry Red Promotions had it planned but "Gig cancelled." In another entry, it added, "The first part of Blondie's UK tour was cancelled due to the band buying a release from their recording contract with Private Stock." (poster) ( Canceled Concert
6-Nov-77	England	Rehearsal at Sonocor	Rehearsal
7-Nov-77	Granada Television Manchester — England	Rip Her To Shreds, 3:04. 'So It Goes' weekly show	T.V.
10-Nov-77	England	Rehearsal at Roxy	Rehearsal
11-Nov-77	Barbarella's Birmingham — England		Concert, Second British Tour November 1977
11-Nov-77		Rehearsal at Roxy	Rehearsal
12-Nov-77	Maxwell Hall Aylesbury — England	First gig with Nigel Harrison. Poster for this gig reads: Friars at the Maxwell (Vale) Hall Aylesbury / from new york city Blondie + XTC / Tickets 175p from Earth Records Aylesbury; Sun Music H.WYC. / Ellis Jon's Amershapm. Hi-VU Buck. F.L. Moore Luton, Dunst & Bletchley. / Free 'N' Easy Hemel or 175p at door (i.a.) Membership 25p. (gig flyer)	Concert, Second British Tour November 1977
13-Nov-77		Possible show here?	concert (unconfirmed)
14-Nov-77	Locarno Coventry — England	With XTC. Locarno later became Tiffany's and then the Central Library. (info, images)	Concert, Second British Tour November 1977
15-Nov-77	Rainbow Theatre London — England	Finsbury Park; 8pm, £2.50	Concert, Second British Tour November 1977
18-Nov-77	Laser Club Paris — France	In Rock&Folk #132, an article about this show reports it being at the venue "The Nashville", but this conflicts with the band's itinerary. Concert poster: "RTL Blondie 18 Nov" (year not on the poster, but it is probably this one).	Concert, European Tour November 1977
19-Nov-77	Paradiso Club Amsterdam — Holland	Concert poster: "Blondie at Paradiso 19 Nov" (year not on the poster, but it is probably this one).	Concert, European Tour November 1977
21-Nov-77	Down Town Club Munich — Germany	A poster exists for this gig.	Concert, European Tour November 1977
25-Nov-77	Australia	Blondie party arrives BA 844, 4:50pm.	travel (arrive)
26-Nov-77	Concert Hall Perth — Australia	w/ The Ferrets	Concert
29-Nov-77	Apollo Stadium Adelaide — Australia	w/ The Ferrets	Concert
29-Nov-77	Concert Hall Perth — Australia		Concert
30-Nov-77	Apollo Stadium Adelaide — Australia	w/ The Ferrets	Concert
1-Dec-77	Palais Theatre Melbourne — Australia	w/ The Ferrets	Concert
2-Dec-77	Regent Theatre Albury — Australia	w/ The Ferrets	Concert
3-Dec-77	Hoyts Theatre Wagga — Australia	w/ The Ferrets	Concert
5-Dec-77	Civic Theatre Newcastle — Australia	w/ The Ferrets	Concert
6-Dec-77	Town Hall Lismore — Australia	w/ The Ferrets. Lismore was originally scheduled Dec. 7	Concert
8-Dec-77	Her Majesty's Theatre Brisbane — Australia	Canceled show because Debbie was sick. This is the only Blondie show ever canceled (to date).	Canceled Concert
10-Dec-77	Town Hall Wollongong — Australia	w/ The Ferrets	Concert
11-Dec-77	State Theatre Sydney — Australia	w/ The Ferrets. Someone taped this show and posted comments online about it: (external link)	Concert
12-Dec-77	Canberra Theatre Canberra — Australia	w/ The Ferrets. "Cherries show" "Don't Eat Cherries"	Concert
15-Dec-77	Morwell Technical College Morwell, Victoria — Australia	w/ The Ferrets	concert
16-Dec-77	Shepparton — Australia		travel (to)
17-Dec-77	Plaza Theatre Geelong — Australia	w/ The Ferrets	Concert
18-Dec-77	Her Majesty's Theatre Brisbane — Australia	Rescheduled from Canceled show due to DH illness (on December 8).	Concert
19-Dec-77	Hobart — Australia		travel (to)
19-Dec-77	Granada Tavern Berriedale, Tasmania — Australia		Concert
20-Dec-77	Granada Tavern Berriedale, Tasmania — Australia	This entry might be inaccurate. Itinerary says "Concert/Hobart show at Berriedale"	Concert
21-Dec-77	Great Keppel Island — Australia	There were three shows during the 7 days here (not a show every day), but don't know which days.	Concert
22-Dec-77	Great Keppel Island — Australia		Concert
23-Dec-77	Great Keppel Island — Australia		Concert
24-Dec-77	Great Keppel Island — Australia		Concert
25-Dec-77	Great Keppel Island — Australia		Concert
26-Dec-77	Great Keppel Island — Australia		Concert
27-Dec-77	Great Keppel Island — Australia		Concert
28-Dec-77	Great Keppel Island — Australia		travel (depart)
29-Dec-77	Bangkok — Thailand	They flew from Sidney to Bangkok for 4 shows, and stayed in Thailand for 10 days.	travel (to)
31-Dec-77	Ambassador Hotel Bangkok — Thailand	Performed two sets. (ticket stub, photos)	Concert
Late December 1977	Japan	Plastic Letters is released in Japan. The U.S. release was delayed until Feb. 1978,	Release
1-Jan-78	Ambassador Hotel Bangkok — Thailand	Performed two sets. Ticket stub photo by Chris Stein. (ticket stub)	Concert
5-Jan-78	Tokyo — Japan		travel (to)
10-Jan-78	Osaka Festival Hall Osaka — Japan	Additional info: Set list sample: X Offender/In The Sun/In The Flesh/Kidnapper/and more. For the encore: Kung Fu Girls/Little GTO. + "Goldfinger" only at Osaka). Presented by Udo Artists Inc.; ticket measurements: 10.5 x 5.2 cm. (ticket front) (ticket back) [new]	Concert, Japanese Tour '78
11-Jan-78	Nakano Sun Plaza Tokyo — Japan	see also 1978 Jan 10 for some set list information	Concert, Japanese Tour '78
12-Jan-78	Nakano Sun Plaza Tokyo — Japan	see also 1978 Jan 10 for some set list information	Concert, Japanese Tour '78
14-Jan-78	Shibuya Kokaido Tokyo — Japan	see also 1978 Jan 10 for some set list information	Concert, Japanese Tour '78
16-Jan-78	Shibuya Kokaido Tokyo — Japan	see also 1978 Jan 10 for some set list information	Concert, Japanese Tour '78
18-Jan-78	Nagoyashi Kokaido Nagoya — Japan	see also 1978 Jan 10 for some set list information. Ticket measurements: 11 x 5 cm; sold on Ebay 22-Apr-2024 for $36. (ticket front) (ticket back) [new]	Concert, Japanese Tour '78
24-Jan-78	Dingwalls London — England	Camden Town, London. Kris Needs describes this as a "one-off showcase, designed to whip up media interest in Plastic Letters before it's released the following month with a full-scale UK tour."	Concert, 1st European Tour '78
26-Jan-78	Leiden — Netherlands		Concert, 1st European Tour '78
27-Jan-78	Stokvishal Arnhem — Holland	Band itinerary lists venue as "Stockvis Hall"	Concert, 1st European Tour '78
29-Jan-78	Paradiso Amsterdam — Holland	Gig poster exists for this show (29-30 Jan).	Concert, 1st European Tour '78
30-Jan-78	Paradiso Amsterdam — Holland	Gig poster exists for this show (29-30 Jan).	Concert, 1st European Tour '78
31-Jan-78	Theatre 140 Brussels — Belgium	This date is not in the band's itinerary, but a ticket stub exists for this one. Either the show was rescheduled one day earlier, or there were two shows on consecutive nights. (ticket stub)	Concert, 1st European Tour '78
February, 1978	United States	Plastic Letters is released by Chrysalis Records in the U.S. Exact date unknown. In the UK, Kris Needs wrote for Record Collector issue 476 that the release date was February 4. (Record Collector) [new]	Release
1-Feb-78	Theatre 140 Brussels — Belgium	This is the date in the band's itinerary. A gig flyer, with Heartbreakers on Wednesday 01-Feb-78, was submitted via the internet. (gig flyer)	Concert, 1st European Tour '78
3-Feb-78	Faculte de Sciences Bordeaux — France	Although this is listed in the band's itinerary, in "Under a Rock", Chris wrote: "In Bordeaux the local Fascist and Communist groups got word to the promoter that they were all going to kill each other at our gig that night, so it was canceled." [new]	Canceled Concert, 1st European Tour '78
4-Feb-78	Palais des Sports Toulouse — France		Concert, 1st European Tour '78
6-Feb-78	Bourse du Travail Lyon — France		Concert, 1st European Tour '78
8-Feb-78	Salle Polyvalente du Merlan Marseilles — France		Concert, 1st European Tour '78
10-Feb-78	Paradiso Amsterdam — Holland		Concert, 1st European Tour '78
12-Feb-78	Kongresshaus Wien Vienna — Austria		Concert, 1st European Tour '78
13-Feb-78	Schwabinger Brau Munich — West Germany		Concert, 1st European Tour '78
14-Feb-78	Markthalle Hamburg — Germany		Concert, 1st European Tour '78
16-Feb-78	Kant Kino Berlin — Germany		Concert, 1st European Tour '78
18-Feb-78	Dad's Dance Hall Malmo — Sweden		Concert, 1st European Tour '78
19-Feb-78	Jarlateatern / Jarla Theatre Stockholm — Sweden	Band itinerary uses the English venue name. The ticket stub, along with others, was listed on Ebay in April 2023; the description states it "used to belong to an avid Swedish concert goer called Kaj Sjöberg". (ticket stub) (ticket stub reverse)	Concert, 1st European Tour '78
20-Feb-78	Stockholm — Sweden	Unconfirmed; source unknown.	Concert, 1st European Tour '78
February, 1978	German T.V. Show Germany		TV, 1st European Tour '78
23-Feb-78	King George's Hall Blackburn — England	A former venue employee thinks the reason the tickets were not numbered was to sell more than the allowed number, making the promoter a fortune, adding "I think they were only booked to play The Lodestar but it was switched to KGH when they realised the demand". The gig flyer for this show was A3 size and they were stuck all over Blackburn and sold at the gig for 10p. (gig flyer) (ticket)	Concert, 1st European Tour '78
23-Feb-78	Top of the Pops England	Blondie performed "Denis"	TV, 1st European Tour '78
24-Feb-78	Sheffield University Sheffield — England	Gig poster reads Sheffield University Union of Students Ents presents Blondie "plus advertising , disco , late bar / Friday 24th February / Tickets: 1.10 (pounds) to members in advance, 1.20 to others and on the door. Members and bona fide guests only."	Concert, 1st European Tour '78
25-Feb-78	Strathclyde University Glasgow — Scotland		Concert, 1st European Tour '78
27-Feb-78	Lancaster University Lancaster — England	Supported by Mungo Jerry and the Venus Boys	Concert, 1st European Tour '78
28-Feb-78	Barbarella's Birmingham — England		Concert, 1st European Tour '78
2-Mar-78	Dunstable Queensway Hall Dunstable — England		Concert, 1st European Tour '78
3-Mar-78	Salford University – Maxwell Hall Manchester — England	Posters exist for this gig.	Concert, 1st European Tour '78
5-Mar-78	London Roundhouse London — England	Supporting act: The Boyfriends	Concert, 1st European Tour '78
6-Mar-78	Kent University Canterbury — England	(ticket stub)	Concert, 1st European Tour '78
9-Mar-78	New York, NY — United States	"Blondie home from worldwide tour"	travel (to)
27-Mar-78	New York, NY — United States	Private invitation: Punk Magazine cordially invites you & a guest to the wedding of Joey Ramone & Deborah Harry in the final scene of "Mutant Monster Beach Party". This was featured in the July/August 1978 issue of Punk Magazine.	appearance
25-Apr-78	Starwood Club Los Angeles, CA — United States	A T-shirt exists for this gig listing; in bright pink lettering on a black shirt, "blondie does it / STARWOOD / Los Angeles, Calif. / April 25th 26th 1978". Both dates confirmed by a person attending. This is the source of the "Blondie... Live" bootleg. (external link)	Concert, 1st U.S. Tour '78
26-Apr-78	Starwood Club Los Angeles, CA — United States		Concert, 1st U.S. Tour '78
29-Apr-78	Zellerbach Hall Berkeley, CA — United States	On the U.C. Berkeley campus. (ticket stub) (ticket stub reverse)	Concert, 1st U.S. Tour '78
May, 1978	Mabuhay Gardens New York, NY — United States		Concert, 1st U.S. Tour '78
4-May-78	Palladium New York, NY — United States	Robert Gordon and Link Wray opened. Performed "Oh oh I love her so" and "Little Rooster". Note: a reliable source indicates this gig was at The Palladium, so it is unknown whether it was there or at CBGB as originally indicated in this list. Changed to reflect the most reliable source.	Concert
7-May-78	Johnny Blitz Benefit at CBGB New York, NY — United States	Johnny Blitz Benefit with Robert Fripp; performed "Sister Midnight" (cover of Iggy Pop from his 1977 album 'The Idiot' and "I Feel Love" (cover of Donna Summer's 1977 track from her fifth studio album, 'I Remember Yesterday').	benefit concert, 1st U.S. Tour '78
11-May-78	Palladium New York, NY — United States	with Robert Gordon and Link Ray; Met Robert Fripp	Concert, 1st U.S. Tour '78
25-May-78	Top of the Pops England	Blondie performed "I'm Always Touched By Your Presence Dear"	TV
27-May-78	The Paradise Boston, MA — United States	venue address 969 Commonwealth; tickets $4.50, show 11pm.	Concert, 1st U.S. Tour '78
27-May-78	WBCN Radio Show Boston, MA — United States	Some photos are available on Renee Devine's photography page. (external link)	Radio Show
1-Jun-78	My Father's Place Roslyn, NY — United States		Concert, 1st U.S. Tour '78
23-Jun-78	The Spectrum Philadelphia, PA — United States	Blondie opened for Alice Cooper. Someone who attended wrote this: "At this show there was some idiot yelling 'Boo Blondie off stage...they're PUNK.' There was booing at first. By the end of the second song most of the crowd had been won over. By the end of the third song, those that didn't like it had shut up. By the end of the set, I don't remember anyone not liking the group (not just because they were finished either)." (ticket stub)	Concert
2-Jul-78	Alpine Valley Music Theater East Troy, WI — United States	with Alice Cooper and Eddie Money (gig flyer)	Concert, 1st U.S. Tour '78
17-Jul-78	Santa Cruz Civic Auditorium Santa Cruz, CA — United States	w/ The Kinks. This is the entry in the band's itinerary. Another source claimed the venue was "The Catalyst", but it was not, as confirmed by a friend of an employee who took photographs at this event.	Concert, 1st U.S. Tour '78
19-Jul-78	San Diego State Amphitheater San Diego, CA — United States	w/ The Kinks	Concert, 1st U.S. Tour '78
20-Jul-78	Dooley's Phoenix / Tempe, AZ — United States	w/ The Kinks. This date was in the Blondie band itinerary, but Kinks archivist Doug Hinman indicates it was canceled because the promoter backed out.	Canceled Concert, 1st U.S. Tour '78
22-Jul-78	Uptown Theater Kansas City, MO — United States	w/ The Kinks. Venue wss originally shown in Blondie band itinerary as Kansas City Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Hall; however, Kinks archivist Doug Hinman indicates the venue was changed to Uptown Theater ("moved to this smaller venue").	Concert, 1st U.S. Tour '78
23-Jul-78	Jay's Longhorn Bar Minneapolis, MN — United States	Originally scheduled with the Kinks. Source: Blondie band itinerary and Star Tribune — Minneapolis, Minnesota 23 Jul 1978, page 57 (Blondie's first MSP show announcement): "Of note in the pop music showcase clubs this week: Blondie, the neo-'60s/'80s New York new wave rock quintet fronted by its namesake, Debbie (Blondie) Harry, will play two concerts today at 7 and 10 p.m. at the newly remodeled and expanded Jay's Longhorn Bar." Kinks archivist Doug Hinman notes for July 23-24: "not on Kinks itinerary; scheduled 'Soundstage' in Chicago but that also canceled", so this gig appears to be Blondie only. [new]	Concert, 1st U.S. Tour '78
25-Jul-78	Kiel Opera House St. Louis, MO — United States	w/ The Kinks	Concert, 1st U.S. Tour '78
28-Jul-78	Armadillo World Headquarters Austin, TX — United States	w/ The Kinks	Concert, 1st U.S. Tour '78
29-Jul-78	McFarlin Memorial Auditorium Dallas, TX — United States	w/ The Kinks. Kinks archivist Doug Hinman indicates the venue is "McFarlin Memorial Auditorium, Southern Methodist University". Chris's band itineraries had the venue misspelled as McFarland's Auditorium. (ticket) [new]	Concert, 1st U.S. Tour '78
30-Jul-78	Houston Music Hall Houston, TX — United States	w/ The Kinks	Concert, 1st U.S. Tour '78
1-Aug-78	United States	The article "A Cool Blonde And A Hot Band" by Ann Bardach and Susan Lydon in the 26-Aug-1979 New York Times gives August 1 as the date Shep Gordon replaced Peter Leeds as Blondie's manager. (external link) [new]	comment
1-Aug-78	Masonic Auditorium Detroit, MI — United States	Band itinerary shows this gig was originally scheduled with the Kinks; however, Kinks archivist Doug Hinman notes "Kinks play in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma with Tom Petty". [new]	Concert, 1st U.S. Tour '78
2-Aug-78	El Mocambo Toronto — Canada	Venue address 464 Spadina. Kinks archivist Doug Hinman notes "Kinks do not play at the El Macombo Club, Toronto, Canada either night."	Concert, 1st U.S. Tour '78
3-Aug-78	El Mocambo Toronto — Canada	This is the source of the "Peroxide on Blonde" bootleg. Originally scheduled with the Kinks per the band itinerary. An attendee writes, "That night, the Kinks played the Warehouse in New Orleans, with Tom Petty, which I was there. Details at http://www.blackstrat.net/#YY78" (a Kinks ticket stub shown there confirms). (external link) [new]	Concert, 1st U.S. Tour '78
5-Aug-78	Fox Theater Atlanta, GA — United States	w/ The Kinks	Concert, 1st U.S. Tour '78
6-Aug-78	Gusman Hall Miami, FL — United States	Band itinerary shows this gig was originally scheduled with the Kinks and Tom Petty. Kinks archivist Doug Hinman indicates this date was canceled so a second date in Atlanta could be added. [new]	Canceled Concert, 1st U.S. Tour '78
6-Aug-78	Fox Theater Atlanta, GA — United States	w/ The Kinks and Tom Petty. Kinks archivist Doug Hinman indicates that Miami was canceled and this second date in Atlanta was added instead. [new]	Concert, 1st U.S. Tour '78
12-Aug-78	Dell, Bilzen Rock/Jazz Festival Bilzen — Belgium	This date isn't listed in Blondie's itinerary, but Kinks archivist Doug Hinman indicates this gig with Blondie; Radio Stars; Little Bob Story; Tyla Gang; Japan; Lindisfarne (this is also supported by the "History" link on the Bilzen website which indicates the festival was August 10-13). This is the first gig of the tour, but someone who attended writes: "Blondie only played once. On the 12th. It was not a normal concert. The band was in London for an exhibition. The band flew over to Bilzen. We had a cancellation of Lou Reed, if I remember correctly. The band had no instruments here. We hired the instruments. It was a "surprise act". The band was not on the bill. This explains why the concert doesn't figure in the itineraries." Photos exist online, as does the setlist and a mention in the lineup shown on the festival website (now only archived): (external link)	Concert
13-Aug-78	London — England		travel (arrive), Blondie European Tour 1978 August-September
14-Aug-78	Mirandy Gallery – Photo Exhibition London — England	In August 1978, Martyn Goddard held an two-week exhibition of his photographs of Debbie Harry, titled 'Blondie In Camera', at the Mirandy Gallery in central London. Debbie attended the opening, which was sponsored by Chrysalis Records and the Sunday Telegraph. It was a showcase of images from Martyn's two photo shoots in New York (May and June, 1978), the media launch of Blondie's latest single "Picture This", and the presentation of a silver disc for the Plastic Letters album. Another exhibition of his work was held from16 August to 24 September 2016. For more details about the events and the photographs behind it, or to view or purchase prints, visit Martyn's pages at Snap Galleries. See also: information about the band getting chased in Making Tracks, page 134 (Note: "Mirandy Gallery" was and often is misspelled as "Miranda Gallery"). (link 1) (link 2) (event invitation)	London's photographic exhibition
August ?,1978	AVRO's Top Pop Holland		TV
24-Aug-78	Top of the Pops England	Blondie performed "Picture This"	TV
27-Aug-78	Gröna Lunds Tivoli Stockholm — Sweden	An attendee stated this show was at Tivoli Gardens (full name Gröna Lunds Tivoli) in Copenhagen, but the venue is in Stockholm. Chris Stein's band itinerary listed it as Grona Lund Tivoli in Stockholm, performing with Buzzcocks. A different source indicates the venue is "Konserthuset" (English: "The Concert Hall"). Gröna Lund (lit. "Green Grove") is an amusement park in Stockholm, the oldest in Sweden. It is operated by Gröna Lunds Tivoli AB. In April 2023, a ticket stub for this show was listed for sale on Ebay, with the following description: "BLONDIE / 27 August 1978 concert ticket stub - Gröna Lund, Stockholm, Sweden [vintage original ticket stub] / Original ticket stub. All of the concert ticket stubs up for grabs this week used to belong to an avid Swedish concert goer called Kaj Sjöberg. He saved all of his ticket stubs and kept notebooks with meticulous comments about all concerts he had attended, where/when they took place, gave them ratings on a 5-star scale and often accompanied them with notes such as "met the group at the airport/hotel", "took pictures" etc. Most of the concerts he attended took place in Stockholm, but he also ventured to Gothenburg and London, UK. Some really special and iconic concerts. / Size: 11.2 cm x 4.8 cm (approximately 4.5" x 2"); Condition: VG+ (crease, three staple marks, writing on back) ". (ticket stub)	Concert, Blondie European Tour 1978 August-September
28-Aug-78	Château Neuf Oslo — Norway	w/ Buzzcocks	Concert, Blondie European Tour 1978 August-September
29-Aug-78	Hamburg — Germany		travel (arrive)
30-Aug-78	Amsterdam — Holland		travel (arrive)
31-Aug-78	TopPop Amsterdam — Holland	(external link)	T.V. Show
31-Aug-78	Amsterdam — Holland		Off
1-Sep-78	Rodahal Kerkrade — Holland	w/ Buzzcocks	concert, Blondie European Tour 1978 August-September
2-Sep-78	Barcelona — Spain		travel (to)
2-Sep-78	Canet de Mar Barcelona — Spain	This conflicts with the Blondie band itinerary, but a contributor confirms this happened: "A friend of mine attended the show. Blondie performed with Ultravox and Nico, as well other famous Spanish artists and Latin-American. That show was part of the Canet Rock 78', in a village near Barcelona (Canet de Mar). It received really good reviews. But yes I confirm you that this show happened and it was very successful." (gig flyer)	Concert
4-Sep-78	Vereeniging Nijmegen — Holland	w/ Buzzcocks	Concert, Blondie European Tour 1978 August-September
5-Sep-78	Brussels — Belgium		travel (to)
6-Sep-78	Ancienne Belgique Brussels — Belgium	w/ Buzzcocks	Concert, Blondie European Tour 1978 August-September
7-Sep-78	Doelen Rotterdam — Holland	w/ Buzzcocks. One source indicated the venue might have changed to "Eksit", but an attendee confirmed this is not correct and that it indeed took place in the Doelen.	Concert, Blondie European Tour 1978 August-September
8-Sep-78	London — England		travel (arrive)
9-Sep-78	Oslo — Norway	The Sept. 9, 1978 issue of "Melody Maker" indicates there was a show in Oslo. Date and venue unknown	concert
9-Sep-78	Hammersmith Odeon London — England	Supporting band The Boyfriends started their tour with Blondie, continuing through to Paris. (ticket stub) (ticket stub reverse)	Concert, Blondie European Tour 1978 August-September
10-Sep-78	Portsmouth Guildhall Portsmouth — England	w/ Boyfriends	Concert, Blondie European Tour 1978 August-September
11-Sep-78	Newcastle — England		travel (to)
11-Sep-78	Our Price Records London — England	Our Price Records, 100 Kensington High Street, (London) in-store appearance at 1pm. This was the band's second appearance.	press
12-Sep-78	City Hall Newcastle Upon Tyne — England	w/ Boyfriends	Concert, Blondie European Tour 1978 August-September
13-Sep-78	Odeon Edinburgh — Scotland	w/ Boyfriends (ticket stub)	Concert, Blondie European Tour 1978 August-September
14-Sep-78	Free Trade Hall Manchester — England	w/ Boyfriends	Concert, Blondie European Tour 1978 August-September
15-Sep-78	Odeon Birmingham — England	w/ Boyfriends (ticket stub) (ticket stub reverse)	Concert, Blondie European Tour 1978 August-September
16-Sep-78	Hammersmith Odeon London — England	w/ Boyfriends. Gig flyer exists for this. (gig flyer) (ticket stub) (ticket stub reverse)	Concert, Blondie European Tour 1978 August-September
18-Sep-78	Phillipshalle Düsseldorf — Germany	w/ Boyfriends	Concert, Blondie European Tour 1978 August-September
19-Sep-78	Musikladen Bremen — West Germany	w/ Boyfriends. A second source indicates venue is "Funkhaus". This might have been from West German TV. Setlist: X Offender, Little Girl Lies, Look Good In Blue, Man Overboard, In The Flesh, I'm On E, Love At The Pier, I Didn't Have The Nerve To Say No, Bermuda Triangle Blues (Flight 45), Kidnapper, Youth Nabbed As Sniper. Blondie's appearance on Musikladen (a legendary German pop show going way back to the 1960s) was officially released on DVD and 2-CD: DVD on Encore Music Entertainment (PA-99-616-D), and the 2CD on NMC Music (80094500071 0).	Concert, Blondie European Tour 1978 August-September
20-Sep-78	Musikhalle Hamburg — Germany	w/ Boyfriends	Concert, Blondie European Tour 1978 August-September
21-Sep-78	Neue Welt, Hasenheide Berlin — West Germany	w/ Boyfriends. Poster exists for this gig.	Concert, Blondie European Tour 1978 August-September
22-Sep-78	Stadthalle Erlangen — Germany	w/ Boyfriends (poster)	Concert, Blondie European Tour 1978 August-September
23-Sep-78	Schwabinger Brau Munich — West Germany	w/ Boyfriends	Concert, Blondie European Tour 1978 August-September
23-Sep-78		Parallel Lines is released	Release
24-Sep-78	Volkhaus Zurich — Switzerland	w/ Boyfriends	Concert, Blondie European Tour 1978 August-September
26-Sep-78	Stadium Paris — France	In Best #123 the venue for this show is advertised as being Paris, "Le Palace". The hour of the show is also given, being 22h (10 pm). A poster exists for this gig (shown in Making Tracks, page 122). This date is not in the band's itinerary. w/Boyfriends.	Concert, Blondie European Tour 1978 August-September
September, 1978	Switzerland		Concert, Blondie European Tour 1978 August-September
13-Oct-78	Club Hollywood New York, NY — United States	1st Annual Punk Magazine Awards Ceremony, scheduled to appear were the Ramones, Kiss, Blondie, the Dead Boys, Richard Hell & The Voidoids, the Dictators and the Village People. (press link)	benefit concert
29-Oct-78	Glassboro State College Glassboro, NJ — United States	First gig of tour. Opening act: David Johansen, Moon Martin. Blondie performed two shows per night on most or all of this tour.	Concert, 2nd U.S. Tour '78
31-Oct-78	My Father's Place Roslyn, Long Island, NY — United States		Concert, 2nd U.S. Tour '78
November, 1978	? Long Island, NY — United States		Concert, 2nd U.S. Tour '78
3-Nov-78	Paradise Theater Boston, MA — United States		Concert, 2nd U.S. Tour '78
4-Nov-78	Paradise Theater Boston, MA — United States	"Headlines" bootleg.	Concert, 2nd U.S. Tour '78
6-Nov-78	Walnut Street Theater Philadelphia, PA — United States	"Comes Alive" bootleg. (ticket front) (ticket back) [new]	Concert, 2nd U.S. Tour '78
7-Nov-78	Ontario Theater Washington, DC — United States	An attendee writes: "It was a weeknight, a couple of weeks before Thanksgiving. I found out about the show from an ad in the Washington Post. Heart of Glass had not been released as a single yet so Blondie was not well known at the time except in new wave circles. The Ontario was a small dumpy 1950's movie theater that had a stage. The theater is long gone now. A group called 'Baby Grand' was the opening act. They were booed loudly until the second or third song when everyone found out how good they really were. They did a version of Walk Away Renee which the crowd seemed to like. We had to stand for the whole concert because everyone else did too. And boy were they loud! Their dressing room was a trailer parked on the sidewalk in front of the theater. After the concert a couple of the band members came out of the trailer to meet fans. I got to meet a couple of them. Debbie Harry did not come out. After the concert we went to the original 930 Club, which back then was a downtown hole in the wall on F Street in DC that had a great jukebox with the likes of Iggy Pop, etc."	Concert, 2nd U.S. Tour '78
10-Nov-78	Wilkeson Pub – U.B Amherst Campus Buffalo, NY — United States	The band itinerary indicates the venue was "Patrick Henry's", but a gig flyer has been discovered which advertises the show as being at the Wilkeson Pub – University of Buffalo's Amherst Campus, 10pm, tickets $2.50 in advance, $4.50 at the door. (gig flyer)	Concert, 2nd U.S. Tour '78
11-Nov-78	Little Theater at Public Hall Cleveland, OH — United States	(review)	Concert, 2nd U.S. Tour '78
12-Nov-78	Palladium New York, NY — United States	with Mitch Ryder & The Detroit Wheels; The Heartbreakers. Robert Fripp also played with Blondie (Chris has a tape of it and indicated this on the label). (ticket stub) (ticket stub reverse) (partial ad)	Concert, 2nd U.S. Tour '78
14-Nov-78	Pine Crest Country Club Shelton, CT — United States		Concert, 2nd U.S. Tour '78
15-Nov-78	Toad's Hall Hartford, CT — United States	Source of this unknown -- believed to be in error.	Concert, 2nd U.S. Tour '78
15-Nov-78	Hard Rock Cafe West Hartford, CT — United States	This is the date and venue indicated in Chris's itinerary; however, there is conflicting venue information.	Concert, 2nd U.S. Tour '78
16-Nov-78	Toad's Hall New Haven, CT — United States	This is the date indicated in Chris's itinerary.	Concert, 2nd U.S. Tour '78
18-Nov-78	Winterland San Francisco, CA — United States	Also appearing: REO Speedwagon and local act "The Readymades." This was Bill Graham's premiere club for bands from 1971-1978; it held 5500 people. This show was recorded, and broadcast on December 31 (the closing night of the venue).	Concert, 2nd U.S. Tour '78
19-Nov-78	Coconut Grove Ballroom Santa Cruz, CA — United States	with Greg Kihn. This was previously incorrectly listed as at the Santa Cruz Civic. The contributor who attended and made the correction adds: "I remember Clem standing up for a while as he played drums, and thinking it was so cool! This was right around the time Keith Moon died. Santa Cruz had a strong punk scene and many great bands."	Concert, 2nd U.S. Tour '78
21-Nov-78	Santa Monica Civic Auditorium Santa Monica, CA — United States	An attendee of this show confirmed the date and setlist written down at the time: In The Sun, X Offender, Hanging On The Telephone, Detroit 442, Fan Mail, Picture This, 11:59, Pretty Baby, I'm Always Touched By Your Presence Dear, Sunday Girl, Denis, I'm on E, I'm Gonna Love You Too, Will Anything Happen?, Fade Away And Radiate, Heart Of Glass, I Know But I Don't Know, One Way Or Another, Youth Nabbed As Sniper; Kung Fu Girls, Bang A Gong (Get It On), Rip Her To Shreds; Heroes. Promoter: Wolf & Rissmiller. Cost $7.50 (ticket stub) (backstage pass)	Concert, 2nd U.S. Tour '78
22-Nov-78	Roxy Pacific Beach, CA — United States		Concert, 2nd U.S. Tour '78
2-Dec-78	Ukrainian Theater New York, NY — United States	Blondie as part of the New Wave lineup at the Nova Convention	Concert, 2nd U.S. Tour '78
3-Dec-78	Irving Plaza New York, NY — United States	Chris and Debbie (on drums) as part of Walter Steding's band (not a Blondie gig). This was originally listed here as a gig at "Club 57", but someone who attended said it was at Irving Plaza and promoted by Club 57, who apparently promoted some shows held there. This show was very late (about 2am, so technically on December 3) so they probably came on after the Ukrainian Theater gig on December 2 (both are believed to be correct). Robert Fripp played at this show.	Concert
29-Dec-78	Wharton, TX — United States	The book, "The Year In Music: 1979" mentions this very unlikely event in a tiny town an hour outside of Houston. More info needed on this. Another contributor says "I know Circus Magazine has had erroneous Blondie tour dates in the past. Was wondering if they really did play Dallas on 12/3/78 & Wharton, TX 12/8/78. The website makes no mention of Dec 78 tour dates or Texas shows during that time. The source is Circus Magazine #201 December 5, 1978 The reason I asked is that Wharton, TX only has a population of about 10,000. The only venue there would be Wharton Community College. I grew up about 40 miles from there and could find no mention of them playing there." Consequently these entries may be erroneous and/or something possibly planned by the band that never materialized.	Concert, 2nd U.S. Tour '78
31-Dec-78	Oakland Coliseum Arena Oakland, CA — United States	An attendee contributes: There were three bands that night: The Baby's opened, then Blondie played, and Journey headlined. My most vivid memory of the night, aside from the show, was a huge banner that read "Blondie is a group!". (show flyer) (show flyer) (sexternal link)	Concert, 2nd U.S. Tour '78
31-Dec-78	Winterland San Francisco, CA — United States	This is included here for clarification. December 31 was the closing night of Winterland (San Francisco), with the Grateful Dead and the Blues Brothers playing live there that evening, also the night of the KSAN radio broadcast (mentioned in Making Tracks) of Blondie's prerecorded November 18 performance with REO Speedwagon.	Concert broadcast, 2nd U.S. Tour '78
2-Jan-79	The Commodore Ballroom Vancouver, BC — Canada	This date was listed on "Blondie Schedule of Engagements" and a payment was received. No venue was listed on it. An attendee contributed the venue name and said: "Blondie headlined and the venue sold out (1000 tickets at $15). The Ramones played the same venue either the day before or the day after Blondie." Blondie's sound engineer at the time, who started work with Blondie at this gig also confirmed this event and the subsequent two others.	Concert, 2nd U.S. Tour '78
3-Jan-79	Paramount Theatre Seattle, WA — United States	This date was listed on "Blondie Schedule of Engagements" but it indicated no payment was received. However, rocktourdatabase.com lists this date and venue with an admission price of $2.00, but without documentary evidence such as an ad or ticket stub. Blondie's sound engineer at the time also confirmed this event. In June 2023, a ticket stub appeared in an Ebay listing. (ticket stub)	Concert, 2nd U.S. Tour '78
4-Jan-79	Paramount Theatre Portland, OR — United States	This date was listed on "Blondie Schedule of Engagements" but it indicated no payment was received. An Ebay listing on 06 October 2020 for an unused ticket ($2.00 face value) included a photo of both sides of the ticket for Buy It Now $84.99. This venue, located at 1037 SW Broadway, was known as the Paramount Theatre from 1930 until it reopened in 1984 after major renovations, after which it was known as the Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall. Blondie's sound engineer at the time also confirmed this event and has a stereo cassette soundboard recording of it. "Sunday Girl" from this recording was officially released on a 2x7" special Record Store Day release, out 23-Apr-2022, and on 12" vinyl by Z2 Comics as part of their "Against the Odds" hardcover graphic novel deluxe edition, out February 2023. Ticket sold on Ebay 21-Apr-2024 for $60. (ticket) (ticket reverse) (Z2 announcement) (RSD 7" announcement) (Discogs RSD) (Discogs 7") (ticket front) (ticket back) [new]	Concert, 2nd U.S. Tour '78
January 5-7,1979	Port Allen, LA — United States	Circus Magazine (9-Jan-1979) indicates Blondie gigs in Port Allen, LA on January 5, 6, 7, but these are not shown in the band's itinerary or on their schedule of engagements. Probably not accurate; possibly canceled.	(Canceled?) Concert
19-Jan-79	The Midnight Special United States	A Chrysalis promo item advertising 'See Blondie host The Midnight Special January 19th / "Heart of Glass" their new 12" disco single / "Parallel Lines" their new album / Chrysalis' and two fans vividly recall this broadcast, so this is very likely an accurate date for Blondie's first appearance on this show. (poster)	T.V. Show (air date)
21-Jan-79	The Spectrum Philadelphia, PA — United States	Blondie is reported to have opened for a sold-out Rush show, but was unable to perform because of riotous fans throwing things on stage after Chris gave them the finger. An attendee confirmed Blondie left the stage before finishing their act. That account verbatim: "It was at the spectrum in philly on a cold jan. night. i was sitting on the first level with the stage to my right. There was a dance floor (standing room only on the floor) and it was packed. Blondie came on and the Rush fans started booing. They played a song or two and then the trash started flying onto the stage. I remember one of the Blondie band members giving the finger and then the drummer kicked his drum set over and started to walk off stage, followed by the rest of the band. this is about all i remember from 27 years ago." This gig appears on the "Blondie Schedule of Engagements" and a payment was received. (ticket front) (ticket back) [new]	Concert
9-Mar-79	Burt Sugarman's "Midnight Special" United States	This is listed in Chris Stein's itinerary. The show was probably taped the same day as the broadcast, and this is probably Blondie's second original appearance on the show.	T.V. Show (recording)
25-Mar-79	Max's New York, NY — United States	Jimmy Destri and Donna Destri played.	Concert
1-Apr-79	United States	T.V. Show - Dick Clark Productions	T.V. Show (recording)
2-Apr-79	Mike Douglas Show United States	T.V. Show - W.F. Productions	T.V. Show (recording)
2-Apr-79	Merv Griffin Show United States	T.V. Show - Griffin Prod. / Anthony Prod.	T.V. Show (recording)
6-Apr-79	United States	Heart Of Glass became platinum.	comment
12-Apr-79	Top Pop and Rockplanet T.V. Shows Amsterdam — Holland		T.V. Show
17-Apr-79	Italy	promotional visit (2 days) to Italy	Concert
18-Apr-79	Italian T.V. Show Milan — Italy		T.V. Show
19-Apr-79	Italy	promotional visit (to Italy)	Concert
27-Apr-79	Burt Sugarman's "Midnight Special" United States	From "Blondie Schedule of Engagements". This is probably a rebroadcast of the January 19 or March 9 show.	T.V. Show
28-Apr-79	United States	Heart Of Glass #1 in the U.S.	comment
12-May-79	American Bandstand United States	air date	T.V. Show (air date)
28-May-79	Merv Griffin Show United States	air date	T.V. Show (air date)
4-Jun-79	Mike Douglas Show United States	air date	T.V. Show (air date)
27-Jun-79	Pinecrest Music Fair Shelton, CT — United States	w/ Rockpile. May have performed "Underground Girl". Listed in "Blondie Schedule of Engagements" (ticket stub)	Concert
29-Jun-79	Orpheum Theater Boston, MA — United States	w/ Rockpile. 10:30pm, $8.50. This entry is from the band itinerary and the "Blondie Schedule of Engagements". The band performed the song "Underground Girl", written by Frank Infante, which remained unreleased until Chrysalis released "Blonde and Beyond" in late 1993. (ticket front) (ticket back) [new]	Concert, U.S. Tour '79
30-Jun-79	Westchester Premier Theater Tarreytown, NY — United States	This date in the band's itinerary was changed to Montreal.	Canceled Concert, U.S. Tour '79
30-Jun-79	Dollard des Ormeaux Civic Centre Montreal — Canada	This is listed on the "Blondie Schedule of Engagements" and in the band's itinerary, but the venue isn't listed. An attendee who knew the venue said it was in a hockey rink, and the opening band was "Red." An ad exists, indicating the ticket price was $7.00. (ad)	Concert, U.S. Tour '79
1-Jul-79	United States		off
2-Jul-79	Ontario Place Forum Toronto — Canada	w/ Rockpile. This was listed in the "Blondie Schedule of Engagements"	Concert, U.S. Tour '79
3-Jul-79	Kleinhan's Music Hall Buffalo, NY — United States	w/ Rockpile. This was listed in the "Blondie Schedule of Engagements"	Concert, U.S. Tour '79
4-Jul-79	Central Youth Center Scranton, PA — United States	w/ Nick Lowe, Dave Edmunds & Rockpile. This was canceled, but Blondie was paid the deposit.	Canceled Concert, U.S. Tour '79
5-Jul-79	Le Roy Theater Pawtucket, RI — United States	w/ Rockpile. This was sometimes incorrectly advertised as Providence, RI. The venue was demolished in 1997. (ticket stub)	Concert, U.S. Tour '79
7-Jul-79	Convention Hall Asbury Park, NJ — United States	Rockpile banned from show by the promoter. Two shows, at 8 and 11pm with Laughing Dogs. Advertised in the Village Voice. (ticket stub) (ticket stub reverse) (ad listing) (program cover) (program inside) (program outside)	Concert, U.S. Tour '79
8-Jul-79	Sunset Series at Belmont Park Race Track Belmont, Long Island, NY — United States	w/ Rockpile	Concert, U.S. Tour '79
9-Jul-79	Wollman Rink, Central Park New York, NY — United States	w/ Rockpile. This date is listed on the "Blondie Schedule of Engagements" as "Great Lawn" (corrected by an attendee as "Wollman Rink"), so it probably didn't rain. An attendee adds more info about the gig: "It wasn't free. Some of the really big concerts there were free events but every summer from, I think,1969 through 1981 had a series of concerts at Wollman Rink. The big freebies were in the middle of the park. At first they were sponsored by a beer company but by the time Blondie played they were sponsored by the Dr. Pepper soda company. I do have a ticket stub but it just says the date, not the bands. They must have printed up all the tickets first and then booked the bands as they could. I believe the prices were 6 bucks for the good seats and 3 bucks for in the back! The very last Wollman Rink show was The Pretenders in 1981. After that the concerts were moved to Pier 84 near the West Side Highway due to noise complaints from people living near the park." Radio station WPLJ apparently created buttons (pinbacks) to promote the event. (promo button)	Concert, U.S. Tour '79
10-Jul-79	Rain Date For Central Park New York, NY — United States	Rain date for show with Rockpile. The original show occurred as scheduled on July 9 because it did not rain.	Concert, U.S. Tour '79
11-Jul-79	Stanley Theater Pittsburgh, PA — United States	One source (perhaps an ad or a schedule) listed the opening act as Powerhouse, but an attendee with a good memory is fairly certain it was "Off Broadway". The ticket stub only lists Blondie. He adds the following details: "The show started at 8PM. Debbie was wearing matching red dress pants and red sleeveless blouse. She had red high heel shoes on. Frank was wearing an old sport coat as was Jimmy and Chris. Clem had his bulls eye t-shirt. Nigel had a tight tucked in dress shirt, polka dot I think and tight dress pants. I clearly remember this show was Wednesday July 11 because The Cars played on Friday July 13th at the same venue. Rachel Sweet from OH opened for The Cars." (ticket)	Concert, U.S. Tour '79
12-Jul-79	Merriweather Post Pavilion Columbia, MD — United States	w/ Rockpile. Ticket stub is unverified (lacks band, date) but seems to be from an authentic Ebay listing from April 2023. (ticket stub?)	Concert, U.S. Tour '79
13-Jul-79	Tower Theater Upper Darby, PA — United States	w/ Rockpile. This show was reviewed in the 26-Aug-79 issue of The New York Times in an article entitled "A Cool Blonde And A Hot Band" by Ann Bardach and Susan Lydon, who state it is sold out with 3100 guests. An attendee noted the extreme heat of the non-air conditioned venue and recalled "the temperature on the streets of Philadelphia being 98 degrees F!" The imperfect gig flyer/poster shown here sold for $109 on 20-Apr-2024 in an Ebay auction. It was described as "pale blue/gray in color, 11x17 inches, and made of a thin, stiff material that is stronger than, but not as thick as, construction paper used in crafts." (gig flyer) (ticket) (ticket front) (ticket back) (external link) [new]	Concert, U.S. Tour '79
14-Jul-79	Lisner Auditorium Washington, DC — United States	w/ Rockpile. This is in the band's itinerary, but not listed on the "Blondie Schedule of Engagements."	Concert, U.S. Tour '79
14-Jul-79	United States	During the week ending July 14, 1979, "Heart Of Glass" became #1 on the United States charts.	comment
15-Jul-79	The Mosque Richmond, VA — United States	w/ Rockpile	Concert, U.S. Tour '79
16-Jul-79	The Dome Virginia Beach, VA — United States	w/ Rockpile	Concert, U.S. Tour '79
16-Jul-79	Omni Theatre Norfolk, VA — United States	This is the entry in the band's itinerary, but it is not listed on the "Blondie Schedule of Engagements" so it was probably changed to Virginia Beach instead.	Concert, U.S. Tour '79
17-Jul-79	United States		off, U.S. Tour '79
18-Jul-79	Indianapolis Convention Center Indianapolis, IN — United States	w/ Nick Lowe. A rare cardboard backed poster advertising this show exists, a scan of which was used to produce reprints included in deluxe editions of Blondie 4(0)Ever. Ticket price: $6.50 advance, $7.50 day of show. A review of the show printed the next day states show attendance was 1500 and it was a 75 minute set. (poster) (ticket stub) (review) (ticket) [new]	Concert, U.S. Tour '79
18-Jul-79	Aycock Auditorium Greensboro, NC — United States	This date was also shown as "Off" in a band itinerary.	tentative concert (not held), U.S. Tour '79
20-Jul-79	Louisville Gardens Louisville, KY — United States	w/ Rockpile	Concert, U.S. Tour '79
21-Jul-79	Music Hall Cleveland, OH — United States	w/ Rockpile	Concert, U.S. Tour '79
22-Jul-79	Palace Theater Cincinnati, OH — United States	w/ Rockpile. An ad ran in the Cincinnati Enquirer on July 15: (ad)	Concert, U.S. Tour '79
24-Jul-79	Masonic Temple Detroit, MI — United States	w/ Rockpile. This is the entry in the band's itinerary and Chris has a cassette tape of this show. Venue also known as "Masonic Theater." (ticket stub) (ticket stub reverse) (ticket) [new]	Concert, U.S. Tour '79
25-Jul-79	Chicago Park West Chicago, IL — United States	w/ Rockpile. 2 shows. A review printed in the Chicago Tribune the following day notes, "Blondie and nearly a dozen other new wave and punk bands are featured in "The Blank Generation," a new movie by filmmaker Amos Poe to be shown for five nights beginning Friday [27-Jul-79] at Facets Multimedia Center, 1517 W. Fullerton Av." Admission was $3. (review)	Concert, U.S. Tour '79
26-Jul-79	Kiel Opera House St. Louis, MO — United States	w/ Rockpile	Concert, U.S. Tour '79
27-Jul-79	Orpheum Theater Memphis, TN — United States	This was in the band itinerary, but is not listed on the "Blondie Schedule of Engagements." Unconfirmed	Concert, U.S. Tour '79
28-Jul-79	The Fox Theater Atlanta, GA — United States	w/ Rockpile. This is the date listed on the "Blondie Schedule of Engagements." Ticket sold on Ebay 13-May-2024 for $40. (gig flyer) (ticket front) (ticket back) [new]	Concert, U.S. Tour '79
29-Jul-79	University of Florida Gym on the UF Campus Gainesville, FL — United States	This entry wasn't in the band's itinerary, but was listed in the "Blondie Schedule of Engagements", a private financial document in Chris Stein's archives. It didn't indicate the venue (but it was confirmed by a ticket stub from Ebay and by an attendee who said tickets were $5 for students and they performed "Look Good In Blue"). With special guest Rockpile featuring Nick Lowe & Dave Edmunds. Presented by WGVL. Debbie came out in a lime green jacket. (gig flyer reproduction) (ticket stub)	Concert
29-Jul-79	The Fox Theater Atlanta, GA — United States	w/ Rockpile. This is the entry in the band's itinerary, but it is not listed on the "Blondie Schedule of Engagements" so it was probably changed to July 28 instead. July 29 was definitely in Gainesville.	comment, U.S. Tour '79
31-Jul-79	Tampa Theater Tampa, FL — United States	w/ Rockpile. Tickets $6.50 and $7.50 (article)	Concert, U.S. Tour '79
1-Aug-79	Sunrise Musical Theater Sunrise, FL — United States	w/ Rockpile. The band itinerary indicates the venue is in Ft. Lauderdale, FL, but it is actually in Sunrise, FL for the Ft. Lauderdale market.	Concert, U.S. Tour '79
3-Aug-79	Center For The Performing Arts New Orleans, LA — United States	w/ Rockpile	Concert, U.S. Tour '79
4-Aug-79	Houston Music Hall Houston, TX — United States	An attendee furnished a review of the concert and their memory that the opening act was Standing Waves. Chris' itinerary listed the venue as the Cullen Auditorium w/ Rockpile.	Concert, U.S. Tour '79
5-Aug-79	McFarlin Memorial Auditorium Dallas, TX — United States	w/ Rockpile. Chris's band itineraries had the venue misspelled as McFarland's Auditorium. (ticket front) (ticket back) [new]	Concert, U.S. Tour '79
6-Aug-79	United States		off
7-Aug-79	Rainbow Theater Denver, CO — United States	w/ Capa City. This date is in Debbie's itinerary, and Chris has a cassette tape of it. This one is probably correct.	Concert, U.S. Tour '79
7-Aug-79	The Regency Denver, CO — United States	This is in Chris's itinerary, but is either a conflict or two consecutive shows. The Regency was probably really held on Aug. 8.	Concert (likely rescheduled), U.S. Tour '79
8-Aug-79	The Regency Denver, CO — United States	w/ Rockpile. This was listed in Chris's itinerary and is probably correct.	Concert, U.S. Tour '79
8-Aug-79	Phoenix, AZ — United States	This show was indicated "tentative" in Chris's itinerary, and "Off" in Debbie's. Probably wasn't held in Phoenix.	tentative concert (not held), U.S. Tour '79
9-Aug-79	Aladdin Theatre for the Performing Arts Las Vegas, NV — United States	A gig flyer exists for this show (guest Badfinger). Tickets were priced $7 and $8. (gig flyer) (ticket stub)	Concert, U.S. Tour '79
10-Aug-79	United States		off
11-Aug-79	Sacramento Memorial Auditorium Sacramento, CA — United States	Chris has a tape of this. Also appearing: Nick Lowe. Also known as "War Memorial Auditorium"	Concert, U.S. Tour '79
11-Aug-79	Centre for the Performing Arts or U.C. at Davis – Freeborn Hall San Jose, CA — United States	This is the entry in Debbie's itinerary, but it was tentative and changed venue.	tentative concert (not held), U.S. Tour '79
12-Aug-79	Oakland Auditorium Oakland, CA — United States	with Nick Lowe. (gig flyer)	Concert, U.S. Tour '79
13-Aug-79	United States		off
14-Aug-79	San Diego State University – Aztec Center San Diego, CA — United States	w/ Rockpile. Venue may have been "SDSU Open Air Amphitheater", but the one listed is named in Debbie's itinerary and Chris has a cassette tape of this labeled "Blondie - Aztec Theater, San Diego University, San Diego CA 14 Aug 79".	Concert, U.S. Tour '79
15-Aug-79	Greek Theater Los Angeles, CA — United States	w/ Rockpile. Source of "Blond Fever" bootleg.	Concert, U.S. Tour '79
16-Aug-79	Greek Theater Los Angeles, CA — United States	w/ Rockpile. This is the entry in the band's itinerary.	Concert, U.S. Tour '79
18-Aug-79	Comiskey Park Chicago, IL — United States	Source: image of ticket for "Chicago Jam" listed on Ebay in June 2023. The listing indicates the ticket is 2"x6.5" and the bands included "Beach Boys, Blondie, Sha Na Na, Atlanta Rhythm Section, and others". (ticket) (ticket reverse)	Concert, U.S. Tour '79
26-Aug-79	Agora Ballroom Dallas, TX — United States	w/ Rockpile. "Little Doll" bootleg. Unsure of the source of this entry.	Concert, U.S. Tour '79
4-Oct-79	Midnight Special Los Angeles, CA — United States	The US Blondie Fan Club newsletter stated this was filmed in L.A. just after the band took a few days off after seven weeks of U.S. summer touring. While there, the band also recorded a special New Year's Eve show for Dick Clark, which was probably taped in September.	T.V. Show (air date)
13-Oct-79	Saturday Night Live New York, NY — United States	Performed "Dreaming", "The Hardest Part" on the season opener.	T.V. Show (live)
13-Oct-79		Eat To The Beat is released	Release
October?, 1979	Eat To The Beat Videodisc New York, NY — United States	In a note from Debbie, the US Blondie Fan Club newsletter stated that this was taped at S.I.R. Studios on West 52nd Street. It took three days to tape the videos for Accidents, Shayla, Die Young, Dreaming, Slow Motion, Eat to the Beat, and I'm Not Living in the Real World. After that they went on location in New Jersey. This probably occurred in October.	Video Release
15-Nov-79	Manor Downs Manor, TX — United States	The US Fan Club newsletter #2 contained the month of the filming of the movie "Roadie" (released 1980), with the location stated as Austin TX. Some filming was done in Austin, but the Blondie concert scene was shot at Manor Downs, a horse racetrack operated from 1975 to 2010 on 44 acres near Manor, Texas, about 12 miles northeast of Austin. Advertised on rock station KLBJ, free admission tickets existed for the event, which appeared for sale on Ebay in July 2024, providing the source for the exact date, which was previously unknown. The tickets showed rain dates of Nov. 17 and Nov. 20. Some firsthand accounts of the filming from the audience perspective may be found online. Of particular note is the website of author Ed Ochs, a friend of former Blondie manager Shep Gordon. Ed wrote the 6-page"bio" for the new Eat To The Beat album—entitled "Blondie's Travel & Restaurant Guide"—as well as the 4-page "Roadie Gazette", a mock newspaper for publicizing the movie. (ticket front) (ticket back) (BFC newsletter) (Ed Ochs website) (Roadie Gazette) (Blondie 'bio')[new]	Concert/film shooting
December, 1979	Our Price Records London — England	This is a record signing (in-store appearance). This is either the second or third record signing there.	publicity, European Tour 1979-'80
15-Dec-79	Saturday Night Live New York, NY — United States	Jimmy Destri performed with David Bowie (musical guest).	T.V. Show (live)
25-Dec-79	Top of the Pops England	Blondie performed "Dreaming" (pre-recorded)	TV
26-Dec-79	Bournemouth Village Bowl Bournemouth — England	Blondie's sound engineer at the time, Pat Maloney, who traveled with and mixed Front Of House live sound for their "Eat to the Beat" European tour in 1979-80, also confirmed this event and has a stereo cassette soundboard recording of it. The band itinerary indicates the venue is "Stateside Centre" but a scan of a ticket to the event shows "Bournemouth Village Bowl". (ticket stub)	Concert, European Tour 1979-'80
27-Dec-79	De Montfort Hall Leicester — England	A review of this show, including photographs, was published in the Leicester Mercury the following day stating attendance was 2,500 and "Two frustrated ticketless fans tried an unorthodox route into the hall, via the roof, but they were quickly rumbled." It mentioned, despite torrential rain, there were "ticket touts" (now known in the US as scalpers) trying to sell tickets for £20-30, and "Blondie are admirers of The Police, who were in Leicester last week" and, quoting Debbie, "We went to see the group in action at the Lewisham Odeon and really enjoyed it". The finale included "I Feel Good" (James Brown cover) and "Louie Louie" (written in 1955 by Richard Berry and best known for the 1963 hit version by the Kingsmen). (review)	Concert, European Tour 1979-'80
28-Dec-79	Free Trade Hall Manchester — England	(ticket stub)	Concert, European Tour 1979-'80
30-Dec-79	Apollo Theatre Glasgow — Scotland	(ticket stub)	Concert, European Tour 1979-'80
31-Dec-79	Apollo Theatre Glasgow — Scotland	Broadcast live on BBC T.V. and Radio. Released in the UK on CD ("Blondie At the BBC") in 2010 packaged together with a DVD. For more information, folllow the Discogs link. Setlist: Denis, The Hardest Part, Die Young Stay Pretty, Accidents Never Happen, Victor, Living In The Real World, Seven Rooms Of Gloom, Eat To The Beat, X Offender, Dreaming, Slow Motion, Shayla/Union City Blue, Atomic, Picture This, Pretty Baby, Heart Of Glass, Hanging On The Telephone, Sunday Girl, I Feel Good, One Way Or Another. (ticket stub) (Discogs link)	Concert, European Tour 1979-'80
1-Jan-80	Odeon Theatre Edinburgh — Scotland	(ticket stub)	Concert, European Tour 1979-'80
2-Jan-80	Odeon Theatre Edinburgh — Scotland		Concert, European Tour 1979-'80
4-Jan-80	City Hall Newcastle — England	Opening act: Whirlwind. Show 7:30pm. (ticket stub)	Concert, European Tour 1979-'80
5-Jan-80	City Hall Newcastle — England		Concert, European Tour 1979-'80
6-Jan-80	Deeside Leisure Center Queensferry — North Wales	two shows?? Note: the band's itinerary incorrectly has the venue in Chester, England. (ticket stub)	Concert, European Tour 1979-'80
7-Jan-80	Odeon Birmingham — England	supporting band: Whirlwind (ticket stub) (ticket stub reverse)	Concert, European Tour 1979-'80
8-Jan-80	Odeon Birmingham — England	supporting band: Whirlwind	Concert, European Tour 1979-'80
10-Jan-80	Hammersmith Odeon London — England	not on band itinerary, date not confirmed	Concert, European Tour 1979-'80
11-Jan-80	Hammersmith Odeon London — England	Chris has a multitrack tape of this.	Concert, European Tour 1979-'80
12-Jan-80	Hammersmith Odeon London — England	w/ Robert Fripp	Concert, European Tour 1979-'80
13-Jan-80	Hammersmith Odeon London — England	Chris has a tape of this. An extremely rare ABC Radio 3LP vinyl set entitled Supergroups in Concert: Blondie - Live in London captured this concert.	Concert, European Tour 1979-'80
15-Jan-80	Le Pavillon de Paris Paris — France	In Best magazine #138, the venue for this show is advertised as being "Le Pavillon de Paris". The band's itinerary indicates the show was at "Clementine/Nuggets"; however this is not correct -- Clementine/Nuggets is just a record store which sold tickets at that time. The FNAC is also a ticket outlet. Confusion about this date was caused by misinterpreting a Chrysalis Eat To The Beat Tour poster which reads "KCP presente Blondie Mardi 15 Janv 20H Pav De Paris. Loc: 3FNAC, Clementine, Nuggets". Information suggesting that the gig was at Hippodrome du Pantin is also incorrect: although in 1980, the Pavillon de Paris was closed, and for the next 3 years, most touring rock bands appeared at the Hippodrome de Pantin in the nearby Parc de la Villette, Blondie did in fact perform at Le Pavillon. In 1983, the Hippodrome was itself replaced by Le Zénith de Paris. User contributed setlist: Dreaming, Slow Motion, Shayla, Union City Blue, The Hardest Part, Die Young, Stay Pretty, Accidents Never Happen, Victor, Atomic, Living in the Real World, Denis, Picture This, Pretty Baby, Heart of Glass, Eat to the Beat, Hanging on the Telephone (The Nerves cover), Sunday Girl, I Got You (I Feel Good) (James Brown cover), Louie Louie (Richard Berry cover), One Way or Another. Blondie's sound engineer at the time, Pat Maloney, recalled on 20 August 2020, the following memory of this gig: "As a side note, one Eat to the Beat tour memory that's literally frozen into my brain was the concert in Paris at Le Pavillon de Paris on January 15, 1980. Being a previous meat packing plant plus the fact that it was the middle of January, the entire floor was solid ice. Evidently the facility was also used as an ice skating venue in the winter! Anyway, all the promoters did was put down sheets of plywood on the ice and every one of us froze our tails off. I'm pretty sure the band didn't stick around to do an encore after that show!" Pat Maloney's recording of "Sunday Girl" was released as one of the tracks on Blondie's 2x7" vinyl 2022 Record Store Day release (3000 copies manufactured; see also 23-Apr-2022). (ticket stub)	Concert, European Tour 1979-'80
16-Jan-80	Le Palace Paris — France	In Best #138 the venue for this show is advertised as being "Le Palace"; confirmed by an attendee who said The Palace was THE place for great concerts at the time. The venue was incorrectly listed in the band's itinerary as "Palace Disco".	Concert, European Tour 1979-'80
19-Jan-80	Deeside Leisure Centre Queensferry — North Wales	This was not in the band's itinerary. The original location was incorrectly listed Liverpool, England. (ticket stub) (venue article)	concert, European Tour 1979-'80
19-Jan-80	Hammersmith Odeon London — England	ticket cost: 4.25 pounds	Concert, European Tour 1979-'80
20-Jan-80	Hammersmith Odeon London — England		Concert, European Tour 1979-'80
21-Jan-80	Hammersmith Odeon London — England		concert
22-Jan-80	Hammersmith Odeon London — England	Billed as "special guest: The Selecter". Blondie's sound engineer at the time, Pat Maloney, who traveled with and mixed Front Of House live sound for their "Eat to the Beat" European tour in 1979-80 also confirmed this event and has a stereo cassette soundboard recording of it. In the recording, Debbie thanks Holly and the Italians for performing, in addition to The Selecter, the apparent opening acts. A photo of a "charity ticket" stub exists online, but there's no information about it whatsoever. (ticket stub)	Concert, European Tour 1979-'80
January, 1980	20/20 Taping Paris — France	20 hours taped.	T.V. Show, European Tour 1979-'80
28-Feb-80	20/20 Broadcast United States		T.V. Show (air date)
7-Mar-80	Magique Disco New York, NY — United States	Debbie and Chris at $25/person fundraiser for presidential candidate Ted Kennedy. Venue address: 61st St. & 1st Ave. In April 2023, someone was selling a shirt on Ebay described as "Blondie Band T-Shirt Magique Disco New York 1980 Retro Reprint". That image indicates the date is March 7. Its source is unknown. Photographer Fred W. McDarrah has a photograph on Getty Images indicating Debbie's attendance at the fundraiser is March 10, not March 7. It is not known which date is correct. (shirt image) (Getty photo)	?
March?, 1980	Hurrah's New York, NY — United States	w/ The Contortions	Concert
22-Mar-80	New York, NY — United States	ABC Radio Network broadcasts the January 13, 1980 concert at the Hammersmith Odeon, London, UK.	Radio Show
April, 1980	United States	Video album for Eat To The Beat is released (April or early May).	Release
19-Apr-80	United States	Call Me #1 in the U.S.	comment
17-May-80	Profiles In Rock	Radio show	Interview
April, 1980	Hurrah's New York, NY — United States	w/ The Contortions	Concert
June, 1980	Muppet Show Taping England		T.V. Show
13-Jun-80	Roadie (film released) United States	Filming earlier in the year	film (release date)
25-Jun-80	Kemijarvi — Finland		Concert
10-Jul-80	United States	Eat to the Beat is certified platinum by RIAA for sales of 1 million copies. (RIAA)	comment
Summer 1980	United States	Blondie recorded demos of songs from Autoamerican.	recording
November, 1980	Top of the Pops London — England	Performed "The Tide Is High"	T.V. Show
29-Nov-80		Autoamerican is released	Release
very early 1981	Solid Gold United States		T.V. Show
January, 1981	United States	NARAS award: "Blondie has been nominated in the 23rd annual Grammy awards for 'Call Me' (single) in the category of Best Rock Performance by a Duo or Group With Vocal	comment
12-Jan-81	United States	"The Tide Is High"was released. The 45 rpm single was certified gold by the RIAA on 26-Jan-81 for one million copies sold.	comment
26-Jan-81	United States	"Autoamerican" goes platinum.	comment
23-Feb-81	Muppet Show Broadcast United States	This date might have been a rebroadcast	T.V. Show (air date)
14-Feb-81	Saturday Night Live New York, NY — United States	The show's guest was actually "Debbie Harry" (not Blondie), but is included here because Chris Stein and Clem Burke both performed on the show. Debbie performed live and did "Come Back Jonee" and "Love TKO".	TV (live)
Unknown 1981	Koo-Koo Videos Zurich — Switzerland	with H. R. Giger	Video Taping
1-Jan-82	New York, NY — United States	Members of the Official Blondie Fan Club received a letter from the U.S. Blondie Fan Club president B.J. Robinson stating that effective this date, the club will no longer be active. (letter)	comment
14-May-82	The Hunter (album) and Making Tracks (book) released England	A magazine article reported Chris and Debbie were in London at the B2 Art Gallery Wapping (London) on the 18th or 19th of May for the book launch of Making Tracks.	Release
17-May-82	Paris — France	Island of Lost Souls taping (videotaping?) scheduled - this may have been in the Scilly Isles (end of May). A contributor clarifies: "The Island of Lost Souls video was shot on the island of Tresco which is part of the Scilly Isles off the coast of Cornwall." The exact date is still unclear. Another contributor remembers this being confirmed by Clem on a BBC interview around 2001 where he mentioned them flying in palm trees.	recording
19-May-82	The Kid Jensen Show England	B.B.C. Radio 1 broadcast	Interview
27-May-82	Top of the Pops England	Debbie co-hosted the show (with John Peel) which also featured the first showing of the Island of Lost Souls video. Source: TOTP website. (TOTP website)	TV
6-Jun-82	CES 1982 (Consumer Electronics Show) – McCormick Place Chicago, IL — United States	Debbie appeared at the Pioneer Electronics (USA) booth with company president Jack Doyle to announce their sponsorship of Blondie's 28-city concert tour "Fresh Tracks Across America" (Billboard magazine, June 12). CES 1982 ran from June 6 to 9, so the date of the photo printed in the July 3 issue of Billboard might be from one of the other days as the short article did not include the specific date. (article) (booth photo)	appearance
23-Jul-82	Louisiana State University Assembly Center Baton Rouge, LA — United States	An early tour flyer/ad exists; however, some changes to the dates were made after it was printed. It also said west coast dates to follow, but those were never scheduled. A small "Rockbill" tour program that folded out into a poster was given out at some or all of these shows. (ttour flyer) (program front) (program inside) (program back) (poster)	Concert, Tracks Across America Tour '82
24-Jul-82	Memorial Auditorium Mobile, AL — United States		Canceled Concert, Tracks Across America Tour '82
25-Jul-82	Six Flags Over Georgia Atlanta, GA — United States	The band played two full-length concerts at the amusement park. (Not two different sets -- it was really the same set, repeated without variation.) The stage was set up outdoors right behind the park's biggest rollercoaster, called The Great American Scream Machine. Blondie played an afternoon concert in full daylight, and then repeated the whole show again after dark. The sunlight show was a rare treat, but their elaborate laser-light effects were not visible until the evening performance. Riders of the rollercoaster could actually catch an excerpt from a song (and get a backstage view) as the roller-cars passed behind the stage every few minutes.	Concert, Tracks Across America Tour '82
26-Jul-82	Lakeland Civic Center Arena Lakeland, FL — United States	Band itinerary states venue location as Tampa/Sarasota, FL (ticket stub) (ticket front) (ticket back) [new]	Concert, Tracks Across America Tour '82
27-Jul-82	TBA United States	Listed in band itinerary, but no confirmed location is known. Unconfirmed	Concert, Tracks Across America Tour '82
28-Jul-82	Sunrise Musical Theatre Sunrise, FL — United States	Chris's band itinerary indicates venue was "Sportatorium" in Miami, FL, but an attendee contributed a ticket stub scan with the venue printed as "Sunrise Musical Theatre". It is likely that the venue was changed. The Hollywood Sportatorium was an indoor arena in Pembroke Pines, Florida, located at 17171 Pines Boulevard (originally 16661 West Hollywood Boulevard). The Sportatorium was 26 miles from downtown Miami. The Sunrise Musical Theatre was a performing arts center located in Sunrise, Florida that opened in late December 1976, located roughly 32 miles north of Miami. Venue address: 5555 NW 95th Avenue, Sunrise, Florida. Opening act: Duran Duran. (ticket stub)	Concert, Tracks Across America Tour '82
30-Jul-82	Mid-South Coliseum Memphis, TN — United States		Canceled Concert, Tracks Across America Tour '82
2-Aug-82	Starlight Amphitheater Kansas City, MO — United States	Opening act: Duran Duran	Concert, Tracks Across America Tour '82
4-Aug-82	Metro Center Rockford, IL — United States	Opening act: Duran Duran	Concert, Tracks Across America Tour '82
5-Aug-82	Five Seasons Arena Cedar Rapids, IA — United States	Opening act: Duran Duran	Concert, Tracks Across America Tour '82
7-Aug-82	Parade Stadium Minneapolis, MN — United States	Opening act: Duran Duran (ticket stub) (ticket) [new]	Concert, Tracks Across America Tour '82
8-Aug-82	Poplar Creek Chicago, IL — United States	Opening act: Duran Duran	Concert, Tracks Across America Tour '82
9-Aug-82	Pine Knob Clarkston, MI — United States	Opening act: Duran Duran. This venue was listed in the band's itinerary as Detroit, but it is actually located in Clarkston, MI.	Concert, Tracks Across America Tour '82
10-Aug-82	Agora Cleveland, OH — United States	Opening act: Duran Duran	Concert, Tracks Across America Tour '82
12-Aug-82	Civic Center Providence, RI — United States	Opening act: Duran Duran	Concert, Tracks Across America Tour '82
13-Aug-82	Boston Gardens Boston, MA — United States		Canceled Concert, Tracks Across America Tour '82
14-Aug-82	Brendan Byrne Arena – The Meadowlands East Rutherford, NJ — United States	Opening act: Duran Duran, followed by Buster Poindexter (David Johansen). Setlist: Rapture, Theme from "A Summer Place", In The Sun, Sunday Girl, Little Caesar, Union City Blue, Chrome, Island of Lost Souls, Danceway, The Tide Is High, Heart of Glass, Hanging on the Telephone, ...long improvisation: no bass..., Dreaming, One Way Or Another, War Child, Rapture (with Fab 5 Freddie), Start Me Up (Rolling Stones cover), Call Me. (ticket stub) (ticket stub) (ticket stub)	Concert, Tracks Across America Tour '82
15-Aug-82	United States	East Rutherford was apparently scheduled for this day (see tour flyer/poster, entry on 23-Jul-82).	off
16-Aug-82	Merriweather Post Pavilion Columbia, MD — United States	Opening act: Duran Duran. A fold out tour program / poster was given out at this show (and likely others). (ttour program) (Barry L. Kramer's own first Blondie gig ticket stub)	Concert, Tracks Across America Tour '82
18-Aug-82	CNE Toronto — Canada	Opening act: Duran Duran. This is the show that was recorded and edited for the "Blondie Live" videotape (1983 release). This might originally have been scheduled at Maple Leaf Gardens, but was at the Toronto CNE (more accurately: Canadian National Exhibition Grandstand). (ticket stub)	Concert, Tracks Across America Tour '82
20-Aug-82	Nassau Coliseum Uniondale, NY — United States		Canceled Concert, Tracks Across America Tour '82
21-Aug-82	JFK Stadium Philadelphia, PA — United States	Blondie played after Robert Hazard & the Heroes and A Flock of Seagulls, and before Elvis Costello & the Attractions and Genesis. Duran Duran opened for them. Their set ended with "Start Me Up" (a cover of the Rolling Stones). A different attendee added some slightly different information: "That's right - Flock of Seagulls - they played a full set; the last time was opening for the Go-Gos and Andy only played 20 minutes because because the singer was sick. Robert Hazard was local, and became known as the writer of "Girls Just Wanna Have Fun". Duran Duran was not on the bill that day. I remember there was one of those planes that carry those ad banners: said Pioneer proudly Presents Blondie... That show was one of the few well-reviewed shows for Blondie from the Hunter tour." RIP Robert Hazard (August 21, 1948 - August 5, 2008). This is the last Blondie show for 15 years. (ticket stub) (ticket front) (ticket back) [new]	Concert, Tracks Across America Tour '82
22-Aug-82			off
23-Aug-82			off
24-Aug-82			off
25-Aug-82	Arenes de Bayonne Bayonne — France	Canceled	Canceled Concert, Tracks Across America Tour '82
25-Aug-82	Arenes de Frejus Frejus — France	This was advertised in the French magazine Rock&Folk #187, but that contradicts the band's itinerary.	Canceled Concert
27-Aug-82	Arenes de Frejus Frejus — France	Canceled	Canceled Concert, Tracks Across America Tour '82
27-Aug-82	Arenes de Pachepallet Bayonne — France	This was advertised in Rock&Folk #187, but contradicts the band's itinerary.	Canceled Concert
28-Aug-82			off
29-Aug-82	Spanish Festival Marbella — Spain	Canceled	Canceled Concert, Tracks Across America Tour '82
30-Aug-82			off
31-Aug-82			off
1-Sep-82	Apollo Glasgow — Scotland		Canceled Concert, Tracks Across America Tour '82
2-Sep-82	Apollo Glasgow — Scotland		Canceled Concert, Tracks Across America Tour '82
4-Sep-82	Playhouse Edinburgh — Scotland		Canceled Concert, Tracks Across America Tour '82
5-Sep-82	Playhouse Edinburgh — Scotland		Canceled Concert, Tracks Across America Tour '82
7-Sep-82	City Hall Newcastle — England		Canceled Concert, Tracks Across America Tour '82
8-Sep-82	City Hall Newcastle — England		Canceled Concert, Tracks Across America Tour '82
11-Sep-82	N.E.C. Birmingham — England	A contributor submitted a photograph of two unused tickets (due to tour cancelation) to this event: (tickets)	Canceled Concert, Tracks Across America Tour '82
12-Sep-82	N.E.C. Birmingham — England		Canceled Concert, Tracks Across America Tour '82
16-Sep-82	Wembley Arena London — England		Canceled Concert, Tracks Across America Tour '82
17-Sep-82	Wembley Arena London — England		Canceled Concert, Tracks Across America Tour '82
18-Sep-82	Wembley Arena London — England		Canceled Concert, Tracks Across America Tour '82
19-Sep-82	Wembley Arena London — England		Canceled Concert, Tracks Across America Tour '82
23-Sep-82	Grondbyhallen Copenhagen — Denmark		Canceled Concert, Tracks Across America Tour '82
25-Sep-82	Ice Stadium Stockholm — Sweden		Canceled Concert, Tracks Across America Tour '82
26-Sep-82	Scandinavium Gothenburgh — Sweden		Canceled Concert, Tracks Across America Tour '82
29-Sep-82	Casino du Paris Paris — France		Canceled Concert, Tracks Across America Tour '82
8-Jul-91	Remember Athens — Greece	Debbie and Chris visited this clothing/record store at 79, Andrianou St with friend Iannis. Staff at the store sent this email confirming the date: "We confirm the 8th of July, 1991, as the date when Debbie & Chris visited our shop. We always keep records from celebrity visits in our shop." They were in Athens as part of the Domination Tour UK '91, where they held a concert the day before. (poster)	comment
1-Nov-95	United States	First verifiable discussion about reforming Blondie	comment
early 1996	New York, NY — United States	Blondie's Mike Chapman demos of "Mine" and "Chris's Song" (later titled "Colorado" then "Under The Gun") were completed by August 1996, but used a drum machine (not Clem).	recording
August, 1996	London — England	Gary Valentine wrote in his book "New York Rocker: My Life In The Blank Generation" that Chris called and invited him to be part of the Blondie reunion.	comment
November, 1996	New York, NY — United States	Gary Valentine wrote in his book "New York Rocker: My Life In The Blank Generation" that he arrived in NYC and was picked up at the airport by Jimmy Destri.	comment
26-Nov-96	Nova Convention Lawrence, KS — United States	Gary Valentine wrote in his book "New York Rocker: My Life In The Blank Generation" that the band performed at a tribute to William Burroughs, who had moved there. "On the same bill were Laurie Anderson, Philip Glass, the poet John Giorno, Ed Sanders from the Fugs and Patti Smith." He said that Chris's girlfriend at the time, Ila, played bass and that they did some "strange numbers" including songs by Leonard Cohen (September 21, 1934 - November 7, 2016) and Harry Nilsson (June 15, 1941 - January 15, 1994), a version of Heart of Glass, and that Debbie read a passage from one of Jeannette Winterson's books. On returning to New York, they recorded "Amor Fati" (one of Gary's songs from The Know), and "Studio 54" with "two of the guys from Duran Duran." A flyer exists: (gig flyer)	Performance
late December, 1996	New York, NY — United States	Gary Valentine wrote in his book that they attended a party at Bob Gruen's.	comment
late January, 1997	London — England	Gary Valentine returned to London.	comment
29-May-97	Coney Island New York, NY — United States	The band had considered doing a warm-up gig as "Adolf's Dog" on Coney Island, but it didn't happen.	comment
29-May-97	Complete Music Studio New York, NY — United States	Warm-Up For Blondie Reunion. Unconfirmed.	comment
31-May-97	R.F.K. Stadium Washington, DC — United States	First Blondie reunion show. Outdoor festival show sponsored by WHFS-FM as part of their HFStival. This show and the following two featured Debbie, Chris, Clem, Jimmy Destri, Gary Valentine, and Leigh Foxx.	Concert
1-Jun-97	Riverside Park Agawam, MA — United States	104 Festival. Outdoors.	Concert
6-Jun-97	Starplex Dallas, TX — United States	Also appearing: Erasure. Sponsored by KISS-FM; tickets were only available from the sponsor. Performance included "Studio 54" and "Pop Trash Movie"	Concert
21-Oct-98	London — England	Band travel JFK to London (BA 176) - Depart 8:30pm, arrive 8:30pm. Note: itinerary book is believed manufactured after October 22 (see note on Currency Exchange page with wrong? year [22-Oct-1997]).	travel (to), Euro Tour '98
22-Oct-98	Nomis Studios London — England		Rehearsal, Euro Tour '98
23-Oct-98	Nomis Studios London — England		Rehearsal, Euro Tour '98
25-Oct-98	Stockholm — Sweden	Band fly London to Stockholm (BA 776).	travel (to), Euro Tour '98
26-Oct-98	Cirkus Stockholm — Sweden		Concert, Euro Tour '98
27-Oct-98	Stockholm — Sweden	TV Stockholm.	television, Euro Tour '98
28-Oct-98	The Vega Copenhagen — Denmark		Concert, Euro Tour '98
30-Oct-98	Intercontinental Hotel London — England	Blondie were awarded the Q Magazine Inspiration Award; attended the ceremony at the Intercontinental Hotel in Mayfair London. Band itinerary has this listed as "Q Awards & Press - Dazed & Confused".	appearance, Euro Tour '98
31-Oct-98	Brussels — Belgium	"Press / travel day".	travel (to), Euro Tour '98
1-Nov-98	Ancienne Belgique Brussels — Belgium		Concert, Euro Tour '98
2-Nov-98	Docks Music Hall Hamburg — Germany		Concert, Euro Tour '98
3-Nov-98	Paris — France	"Press / travel day".	travel (to), Euro Tour '98
4-Nov-98	Bataclan Paris — France	This concert was part of a festival called "Festival Fnac Inrockuptibles"	Concert, Euro Tour '98
5-Nov-98	Melkweg Max Amsterdam — Holland	(ticket stub)	Concert, Euro Tour '98
6-Nov-98	Berlin — Germany	"Press / travel day".	travel (to), Euro Tour '98
7-Nov-98	Columbiahalle Berlin — Germany		Concert, Euro Tour '98
9-Nov-98	Civic Hall Wolverhampton — England	(tour flyer)	Concert, Euro Tour '98
10-Nov-98	City Hall Newcastle — England	(ticket stub)	Concert, Euro Tour '98
12-Nov-98	Apollo Manchester — England		Concert, Euro Tour '98
13-Nov-98	City Hall Sheffield — England		Concert, Euro Tour '98
14-Nov-98	Campione — Italy	"Travel / Silver Mask Awards" (2-song promo show, capacity 550).	appearance, Euro Tour '98
15-Nov-98	Casino Municipale Campion d'Italia — Italy	Band itinerary states "Full show, Casino Salone Delle Feste, Campione, Italy" (capacity 500).	Concert, Euro Tour '98
16-Nov-98	Milan — Italy	Band itinerary states "drive to Milan for press day."	travel (to), Euro Tour '98
17-Nov-98	Olympia Theatre Dublin — Ireland	Band travel: fly Milan to London to Dublin.	Concert, Euro Tour '98
18-Nov-98	Olympia Theatre Dublin — Ireland		Concert, Euro Tour '98
19-Nov-98	Barrowlands Glasgow — Scotland		Concert, Euro Tour '98
21-Nov-98	Lyceum Theatre London — England		Concert, Euro Tour '98
22-Nov-98	Lyceum Theatre London — England		Concert, Euro Tour '98
23-Nov-98	Royal Concert Hall Nottingham — England		Concert, Euro Tour '98
25-Nov-98	Newport Centre Newport — Wales	(ticket stub)	Concert, Euro Tour '98
26-Nov-98	Rivermead Centre Reading — England	(ticket) [new]	Concert, Euro Tour '98
28-Nov-98	Poole Arts Centre Poole — England		Concert, Euro Tour '98
29-Nov-98	Plymouth Pavilions Plymouth — England		Concert, Euro Tour '98
30-Nov-98	United States	"Travel home".	travel (to), Euro Tour '98
December, 1998	Modern Rock Live United States		Radio Show
10-Dec-98	Big Star/Yahoo Chat United States		Online Chat Session
31-Dec-98	Falls Festival '98 Otway Ranges, Victoria — Australia	Broadcast live on the internet. Location: Australia Otway Ranges, 10 Kms. from the heart of Lorne on Victoria's surf coast	Concert
2-Jan-99	Capitol Theatre Sydney — Australia		Concert
3-Jan-99	Today Show		Webchat
4-Jan-99	Today Show United States		T.V. Show
8-Jan-99	ABC TGIF United States	Blondie Host ABC's TGIF Night	T.V. Show
11-Jan-99	American Music Awards United States	Performance with Coolio	T.V. Show
11-Jan-99	ABC / Best Buy Chat United States	Internet Chat	Webchat
22-Jan-99	Kelly Show Ireland	Live Performance	Radio Show
23-Jan-99	Radio 2 – U.K. England	November London Highlights	Radio Show
23-Jan-99	National Lottery Show London — England	TV. Performance (ticket stub)	T.V. Show
24-Jan-99	T4 T.V. London — England	TV. Performance	T.V. Show
25-Jan-99	Beck/Smith Syndicated Column	T.V. Interview	T.V. Show
29-Jan-99	TFI England	TV. Performance	T.V. Show
30-Jan-99	SMTV England	TV. Performance	T.V. Show
31-Jan-99	Guness Buch Der Rekorde Munich — Germany	ARD National T.V.	T.V. Show
February, 1999	La Fureur Paris — France	T.V. Performance	T.V. Show
February, 1999	Nulle Part Aileeurs Paris — France	T.V. Performance	T.V. Show
7-Feb-99	Top of the Pops United Kingdom	"Maria" debuted at number one on the UK Singles Chart on February 7, 1999, giving Blondie their sixth UK number-one single and first chart-topper since "The Tide Is High" in November 1980. "Maria" spent 17 nonconsecutive weeks in the top 100, ending the year as the UK's 33rd-best-selling hit. The release of "Maria" came exactly 20 years after "Heart of Glass", Blondie's first UK number-one hit. Across the rest of Europe, "Maria" topped the charts in Greece and Spain and was a top-10 hit in Austria, Flanders, Germany, Iceland, Ireland, Sweden, and Switzerland. (external link)	comment
12-Feb-99	England	Blondie performed "Maria"	TV
18-Feb-99	Jay Leno Show Burbank, CA — United States	TV Performance	T.V. Show
19-Feb-99	SF Virgin Megastore San Francisco, CA — United States	In-Store Appearance	appearance
23-Feb-99		No Exit is released	Release
23-Feb-99	Town Hall New York, NY — United States	WPLJ Radio concert. This show was recorded for the "Blondie Live" (1999) video and DVD.	Concert
24-Feb-99	Strawberries Record Store Cambridge, MA — United States	In-Store Appearance, Memorial Drive, Cambridge. Debbie, Jimmy, and Clem, who arrived after a major snowfall, signed autographs and took photos.	appearance
25-Feb-99	Late Show w/ David Letterman New York, NY — United States	T.V. Performance	T.V. Show
26-Feb-99	Howard Stern United States	Radio Show	Radio Show
27-Feb-99	Tower Records Chicago, IL — United States	In-Store Appearance	appearance
1-Mar-99	Tower Records Long Island, NY — United States	In-Store Appearance	appearance
2-Mar-99	Rosie O'Donnell Show United States	T.V. Performance & Interview	T.V. Show
2-Mar-99	Le Poing J Montreal — Canada	Live Performance	Concert
10-Mar-99	House Of Blues Las Vegas, NV — United States	This was broadcast on the internet ("Live From H.O.B..."). Special guest: Sponge (backstage pass)	Concert
30-Apr-99	Plaza de toros "La cubierta" Leganés/Madrid — Spain	Show at indoor bullring, with Bryan Adams.	Concert
1-May-99	Velodromo De Anoeta San Sebastian — Spain		Concert
2-May-99	Palau Sant Jordi Barcelona — Spain		Concert
3-May-99	Musimax Studio Quebec — Canada	Blondie performed a small set for media & contest winners at the Musimax Studio (adult MTV in Quebec). They performed 8 songs all together. (They actually performed Forgive & Forget twice (it was repeated at the end, due to sound recording issues), and then Deborah Harry was interviewed separately by one interviewer, then Deborah Harry & Chris Stein were interviewed together by another. The performance was then aired as Blondie: Intimate & Interactive, with portions of the Debbie Harry interview spliced between tracks. (setlist)	appearance
13-May-99	New York Hilton New York, NY — United States	This is in the band itinerary, but it is not known if it occurred.	Concert, "No Exit" USA Spring '99
14-May-99	Mohegan Sun Casino Wolf Den Uncasville, CT — United States		Concert, "No Exit" USA Spring '99
15-May-99	Orpheum Theatre Boston, MA — United States		Concert, "No Exit" USA Spring '99
16-May-99	Massey Hall Toronto, ON — Canada		Concert, "No Exit" USA Spring '99
18-May-99	Tower Theater Upper Darby, PA — United States		Concert, "No Exit" USA Spring '99
19-May-99	Nation Washington, DC — United States	(ticket stub) (schedule)	Concert, "No Exit" USA Spring '99
21-May-99	Pioneer Plaza Dallas, TX — United States	This is listed in the band's itinerary as "Pioneer Plaza (Microsoft Convention)" located on Griffin Street between Young and Ceremonial Drive, and is probably a private event. Unconfirmed.	Concert, "No Exit" USA Spring '99
22-May-99	New World Music Theatre Tinley Park, IL — United States	Band itinerary indicates this is a radio show.	Concert, "No Exit" USA Spring '99
23-May-99	Fox Theatre Detroit, MI — United States		Concert, "No Exit" USA Spring '99
25-May-99	Fillmore Auditorium Denver, CO — United States		Concert, "No Exit" USA Spring '99
27-May-99	The Joint Las Vegas, NV — United States	Band itinerary indicates venue is The Joint @ Hard Rock, 4455 Paradise Rd.	Concert, "No Exit" USA Spring '99
28-May-99	Universal Amphitheatre Los Angeles, CA — United States		Concert, "No Exit" USA Spring '99
29-May-99	Open Air Theater San Diego, CA — United States	Venue is at San Diego State University; itinerary states venue is "O.A.T.", Aztec Center, San Diego CA.	Concert, "No Exit" USA Spring '99
30-May-99	The Warfield Theatre San Francisco, CA — United States		Concert, "No Exit" USA Spring '99
1-Jun-99	Paramount Theatre Seattle, WA — United States		Concert, "No Exit" USA Spring '99
2-Jun-99	Portland Civic Auditorium Portland, OR — United States		Concert, "No Exit" USA Spring '99
10-Jun-99	Madison Square Garden Theater New York, NY — United States	The band itinerary book has a page of "No Exit" Future Dates: (Future Dates) (ticket) [new]	Concert, "No Exit" USA Spring '99
12-Jun-99	KIIS FM "Wango Tango" at Dodger Stadium Los Angeles, CA — United States		Concert
13-Jun-99	Alpine Valley Music Theater East Troy, WI — United States	Tibetan Freedom Festival	Concert
June 13-20, 1999	Chicago Tibetan Freedom Concert Chicago, IL — United States	Tibetan Freedom Festival. Webcast	Concert
14-Jun-99	Chicago, IL — United States	Band: fly Chicago to London (BA 298), fly London to Dublin	travel (from), No Exit Tour
15-Jun-99	The Point Theatre Dublin — Ireland	A printed band itinerary exists: (band itinerary cover) (band itinerary pg.1)	Rehearsal, No Exit Tour
16-Jun-99	The Point Theatre Dublin — Ireland		Concert, No Exit Tour
17-Jun-99	Manchester — England	Band: fly Dublin to Manchester (Air Lingus 212)	travel (to), No Exit Tour
18-Jun-99	Manchester Evening News Arena Manchester — England	Itinerary lists opening band: Squeeze (ticket) [new]	Concert, No Exit Tour
19-Jun-99	Glasgow SECC Glasgow — Scotland	Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre. Itinerary lists opening band: Annie Christian	Concert, No Exit Tour
21-Jun-99	NEC Arena Birmingham — England	Itinerary lists opening band: Squeeze (ticket stub)	Concert, No Exit Tour
22-Jun-99	Wembley Arena London — England	Itinerary lists opening band: Squeeze	Concert, No Exit Tour
24-Jun-99	London — England	After two days off in London, band travels 3 hours to Glastonbury Festival site.	travel (from), No Exit Tour
25-Jun-99	Glastonbury Festival Pilton, Somerset — England	Glastonbury Festival. Itinerary lists this lineup: Bjorn Again (11:00am), Ian Drury, Barenaked Ladies, Blondie (3:30pm), Bush, Hole, Beautiful South, REM (10:50pm) playing at this venue at Worthy Farm in Pilton (near Shepton Mallet). Followed by travel to London, flight to Zurich (BA 714).	Concert, No Exit Tour
26-Jun-99	St. Gallens Festival St. Gallen — Switzerland	Itinerary lists this lineup: Polar (noon), Barenaked Ladies, K's Choice, Gala, Asian Dub Foundation, Gotthard, Sens Unik, Blondie (11:00pm), The King (1:00am) playing at the venue "Open Air St. Gallen".	Concert, No Exit Tour
27-Jun-99	Park Pop Festval : Zuiderpark Den Haag — Netherlands	Blondie headlined Parkpop (the largest free popfestival in Europe) and there was a terrible cloudburst! Band itinerary lists the following lineup: Noordkapp (1:10pm), Caesar, 3 Colors Red, Robben Ford, Busi Whlongo, Blondie (7:35pm) and that the venue capacity is 375,000.	Concert, No Exit Tour
28-Jun-99	Pavilhäo do Bessa Porto — Portugal	This date was originally listed in the band itinerary as a day off in Porto (after travel from Amsterdam), but apparently a show was performed.	Concert, No Exit Tour
29-Jun-99	Boavista Futebol Clube Porto — Portugal	Band itinerary lists this, but it may not have occurred.	Concert, No Exit Tour
30-Jun-99	Praça Sony Lisbon — Portugal	Band itinerary lists the venue for this show as "Parque De Nacoes" (9:45pm).	Concert, No Exit Tour
1-Jul-99	Helsinki — Finland	Band travel: fly Lisbon to London Heathrow (BA 501), fly Heathrow to Helsinki (BA 798).	travel (to), No Exit Tour
2-Jul-99	Turku Festival – Ruisrock '99 Turku — Finland	Unconfirmed date: Blondie performed at the Turku rock festival with Metallica. Band itinerary lists this lineup: Sami Sari (3:00pm), Ultra Bra, Blondie (6:30pm), t.b.a., Metallica (9:45pm).	Concert, No Exit Tour
3-Jul-99	Stadtpark Hamburg — Germany	Opening act: Japanese band "Hotei". (ticket stub)	Concert, No Exit Tour
4-Jul-99	Roskilde Festival Copenhagen — Denmark	Band itinerary indicates show at 3:00pm. Band aftershow travel to London on private jet.	Concert, No Exit Tour
4-Jul-99	Party In The Park London — England	Concert in Hyde Park, London. Tomorrow: day off in London.	Concert, No Exit Tour
6-Jul-99	Festival Cote d'Opale Dunkerque — France	Probably an outdoor event; exact venue unknown. Band itinerary lists "Le Kursaal" (no address) and the lineup Alexandra Roos (8:30pm), Vellocet (9:15pm), Blondie (10:00pm).	Concert, No Exit Tour
8-Jul-99	Montreuax Jazz Festival Montreaux — Switzerland	Band itinerary lists venue "Stravinski Auditorium" (Blondie 9:45pm, Gianni Nannini 11:30pm).	Concert, No Exit Tour
9-Jul-99	Les Eurockeennes de Belfort Festival Territoire de Belfort — France	Outdoor event; exact venue (if any) unknown. Band itinerary has address "Site Du Mulsaucy" and lineup: Blondie (6:00pm), Placebo (8:30pm), Marilyn Manson (11:15pm).	Concert, No Exit Tour
10-Jul-99	Theatre Romain de Fourviere Lyon — France	Fourvieres Festival. Band itinerary lists venue "Fouvieres, Theatre Antique"; lineup: Bijou (8:30pm), Blondie (9:45pm). (ticket stub)	Concert, No Exit Tour
12-Jul-99	New York, NY — United States	Band travel home: Lyon to London (BA 355), London to JFK (BA 113) arrive 7:40pm.	travel (to), No Exit Tour
4-Aug-99	New York, NY — United States		Rehearsal, No Exit Tour
5-Aug-99	New York, NY — United States		Rehearsal, No Exit Tour
6-Aug-99	Trump Marina – Grand Cayman Ballroom Atlantic City, NJ — United States		Concert, No Exit Tour
7-Aug-99	Big Bang Concert Series Bethel, NY — United States	This was a tentative date in an early version of the band's itinerary. Newer information indicates it was actually a day off in NYC.	Canceled Concert, No Exit Tour
8-Aug-99	Jones Beach Amphitheater Wantagh, NY — United States		Concert, No Exit Tour
10-Aug-99	Hampton Beach Ballroom Hampton Beach, NH — United States	This was on the itinerary, but may have been canceled in advance	Canceled Concert, No Exit Tour
10-Aug-99	Orlando, FL — United States	Newer band itinerary information indicates there was a show in Orland on this date. Possibly a private event?	Concert, No Exit Tour
11-Aug-99	Bank Boston Pavilion Boston, MA — United States	(ticket)	Concert, No Exit Tour
12-Aug-99	The State Theatre Cleveland, OH — United States		Concert, No Exit Tour
14-Aug-99	The Riviera Theater Chicago, IL — United States		Concert, No Exit Tour
15-Aug-99	Wisconsin State Fair Milwaukee, WI — United States	This was originally scheduled at the Riverside Theater, but the venue was changed. Opening band: Reel Big Fish (at 7pm).	Concert, No Exit Tour
16-Aug-99	Guthrie Theater Minneapolis, MN — United States		Concert, No Exit Tour
18-Aug-99	E Center Salt Lake City, UT — United States		Concert, No Exit Tour
20-Aug-99	Concord Pavilion Concord, CA — United States	Gig poster: "plus special guest Reel Big Fish - Only Bay Area Appearance". 8pm	Concert, No Exit Tour
21-Aug-99	The Santa Barbara Bowl Santa Barbara, CA — United States		Concert, No Exit Tour
22-Aug-99	Universal Amphitheater Los Angeles, CA — United States		Concert, No Exit Tour
24-Aug-99	Celebrity Theatre Phoenix, AZ — United States		Concert, No Exit Tour
25-Aug-99	Paolo Soleri Theater Santa Fe, NM — United States		Concert, No Exit Tour
27-Aug-99	Bronco Bowl Dallas, TX — United States	Broadcast.com hosted a webcast (concert and interview): "Blondie Live in concert presented by gohastings.com" at 8pm CT. More info: http://webevents.broadcast.com/hastings/blondie0899/	Concert, No Exit Tour
28-Aug-99	Aerial Theater Houston, TX — United States		Concert, No Exit Tour
30-Aug-99	Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Las Vegas, NV — United States	An early version of the band itinerary indicated there may have been a private performance on this date. Admission credential states: "Rock, Rumble & Roll / The Opening Night Rage Of Magic International & B.U.M. Equipment" "Featuring Blondie / The Boneshakers / & Nationally-Televised Championship Boxing" (ticket front) (ticket back) [new]	Private Concert, No Exit Tour
31-Aug-99	Jackie Gleason Theater Miami, FL — United States		Concert, No Exit Tour
1-Sep-99	Sundome Tampa, FL — United States		Concert, No Exit Tour
3-Sep-99	Tabernacle Atlanta, GA — United States		Concert, No Exit Tour
4-Sep-99	House Of Blues Myrtle Beach, SC — United States	There may be some other shows missing from this list right around this same time. Opening act Reel Big Fish	Concert, No Exit Tour
17-Sep-99	Excalibur Chicago, IL — United States	This show was part of a singles party called "1999 Zazz Bash".	Concert, No Exit Tour
17-Sep-99	WTMX Chicago, IL — United States		Radio Show
10-Oct-99	Foxboro Stadium Foxborough, MA — United States	Part of Mix 98.5 MIXFest '99 concert, a two day event with tickets $15-35. Blondie closed the show on the second day; also appearing on nthe Main Stage: Susan Tedeschi, Fastball, Sixpence None the Richer, Luscious Jackson, The Pretenders, Natalie Merchant, Sugar Ray, Melissa Etheridge. Announced at 9am 9/9/99. (ticket front) (ticket reverse) (external link) (archived link) (setlist.fm) (ticket) [new]	Concert, No Exit Tour
10-Oct-99	WBMX Boston, MA — United States		Radio Show
11-Oct-99	Sony Studios New York, NY — United States	VH-1 Hard Rock Live TV taping. A general admission free show. The band performed three songs during the taping that were not aired (Under the Gun, No Exit, and Nothing Is Real But the Girl) and the song order was rearranged for TV broadcast and video release. Meredith Brooks was scheduled to appear after Blondie.	TV taping
19-Oct-99	Universal Island Madrid — Spain	Band itinerary notes: "Radio show / TV show production / Load in" so this show may have been broadcast. Blondie plays 10:00pm at Universal Island, Autovia de Madrid a toledo, parque sur Madrid, Spain. No support band. Promoter is Cardenas 40. Note: itinerary books were manufactured after October 14 (see note on Currency Exchange page).	Concert, European Tour 1999
20-Oct-99	Libro Music Hall Vienna — Austria	Band itinerary lists this as Production Rehearsal 9:00 and shows band and crew flight (IB #3374) arrives 12:10pm, so the band probably didn't rehearse.	Rehearsal, European Tour 1999
21-Oct-99	Libro Music Hall Vienna — Austria	Blondie website has venue as The Librohalle, itinerary has Libro Music Hall. The band itinerary notes "Festival type show; early show start". Schedule: Prod in 9:00; Doors 5:00; Dinner 5:00; Support (several/TBA); Set change 9:30-10:00; Blondie 10:00; Curfew 12:00. The venue, which opened in September 1996, changed name in 2001 and was demolished circa 2003 reportedly to make way for new buildings. (archive link)[new]	Concert, European Tour 1999
22-Oct-99	Dom Sportova Zagreb — Croatia	Itinerary notes "Euro type small arena".	Concert, European Tour 1999
23-Oct-99	Hala Tivoli Ljubljana — Slovenia	opening act: Flirt (a Slovenian band). Itinerary notes "Multipurpose arena".	Concert, European Tour 1999
26-Oct-99	Stadhalle Offenbach — Germany	Itinerary notes "Adjustable hydraulic stage / not tons of room"; support: Jack Radics.	Concert, European Tour 1999
26-Oct-99	Reverb: Tibetan Freedom Concert Special		T.V. Show (air date)
27-Oct-99	Colosseum Munich — Germany		Concert, European Tour 1999
29-Oct-99	Sala Universal Island Leganés, Madrid — Spain	This was one of the concerts that the radio "40 principales" recorded under the name "Básicos 40" for radio and TV. This was Blondie's last appearance in Spain. Note: this event is not listed in the band Itinerary book.	Concert, European Tour 1999
30-Oct-99	Forest National Brussels — Belgium	Itinerary notes "Big arena / tons of room". (ticket stub)	Concert, European Tour 1999
31-Oct-99	Palladium Köln (Cologne) — Germany	Itinerary notes "Good open venue / nothing odd".	Concert, European Tour 1999
2-Nov-99	Stadhalle Fürth — Germany	Itinerary notes "Strange venue / Steep load in / Tight storage". Support: Jack Radics.	Concert, European Tour 1999
3-Nov-99	Haus Avensee Leipzig — Germany		Concert, European Tour 1999
4-Nov-99	Columbiahalle Berlin — Germany	Itinerary notes "Nice venue / Smaller stage". Support: Jack Radics.	Concert, European Tour 1999
5-Nov-99	TV 'Ein Herz für Kinder' Berlin — Germany	Itinerary notes "1 – song full playback / Broadcast live / Afternoon rehearsal"; show name is misspelled in the itinerary.	Concert, European Tour 1999
7-Nov-99	Wembley Arena London — England	Itinerary notes "Big arena / tons of room / 3PM safety insp.". Support: Squeeze. (ticket stub) (tour flyer) (blue tour flyer)	Concert, European Tour 1999
9-Nov-99	Cardiff International Arena Cardiff — Wales	Itinerary notes "Average venue / Good day". Support: Squeeze. (ticket stub)	Concert, European Tour 1999
10-Nov-99	Bournemouth International Centre Bournemouth — England	Itinerary notes "Small arena / Large stage". Support: Squeeze.	Concert, European Tour 1999
11-Nov-99	New Cornwall Coliseum at Carlyon Bay St. Austell — Cornwall	Itinerary states venue is St. Austell Colisseum and notes "Small venue / Low clearance". Support: Squeeze.	Concert, European Tour 1999
13-Nov-99	London Arena London — England	Itinerary lists venue as Docklands Arena and notes "Average venue / Good day". Support: Squeeze. (ticket stub)	Concert, European Tour 1999
14-Nov-99	Brighton Centre Brighton — England	Itinerary notes "Small arena / Tight load in". Support: Squeeze.	Concert, European Tour 1999
16-Nov-99	Telewest Arena Newcastle — England	Itinerary notes "Good day / Catering 2nd fl.". Support: Squeeze. (ticket stub)	Concert, European Tour 1999
17-Nov-99	Exhibition Centre Aberdeen — Scotland	Itinerary notes "Large venue / Trucks unload inside". Support: Squeeze.	Concert, European Tour 1999
19-Nov-99	The Point Dublin — Ireland	Itinerary notes "Odd PA hang / Large venue". Support: Squeeze.	Concert, European Tour 1999
21-Nov-99	King's Hall Belfast — Ireland	Itinerary notes "Cherry picker rig / Large venue". Support: Squeeze.	Concert, European Tour 1999
22-Nov-99	Manchester Apollo Manchester — England	Itinerary has venue as Apollo Theatre and notes "Large theatre / Late load in". Support: Squeeze. (ticket stub)	Concert, European Tour 1999
23-Nov-99	NEC Birmingham — England	Itinerary has venue as N.I.A. Academy and notes1/2 house arena setup". Support: Squeeze.	Concert, European Tour 1999
23-Nov-99	United States	"Blondie Live" CD released in the U.S.	release
25-Nov-99	Sheffield Arena Sheffield — England	Itinerary notes "Average venue / Good day". Support: Squeeze.	Concert, European Tour 1999
26-Nov-99	SECC Glasgow — Scotland	This was held in the SECC which is the larger Arena in Glasgow right next to the Clyde Auditorium. A different contributor referred to this as "Glasgow Barrowlands" and said "were all given cassettes with a preview of the 'No Exit' album, released the following February" (which was true for many of the shows on this tour). Jimmy Destri played on this tour. Itinerary has venue as Clyde Auditorium and notes "Large theatre / Ramp to stage". Support: Squeeze.	Concert, European Tour 1999
27-Nov-99	Exhibition Centre Aberdeen — Scotland	Also appearing: Squeeze	Concert, European Tour 1999
30-Nov-99	Late Late Show United States	TV appearance at midnight	TV Show (air date)
3-Dec-99	Politically Incorrect United States	on ABC-TV	TV Show (air date)
11-Dec-99	MAD TV United States	Blondie as musical guests and performing a skit on the show	TV Show (air date)
31-Dec-99	New Year's Eve 2000 at Miami Beach (South Beach) Miami, FL — United States	w/ Gipsy Kings	Concert
19-May-01	Hammerstein Ballroom New York, NY — United States	Blondie did a mini-set at the Joey Ramone Birthday Bash, along with other bands (including Cheap Trick, the Damned, etc.) (external link)	Concert
11-Mar-02	Musicians On Bravo	(youtube link)	TV Show (air date)
12-Mar-02	Musicians On Bravo		TV Show (air date)
16-Mar-02	Musicians On Bravo		TV Show (air date)
17-Mar-02	Musicians On Bravo		TV Show (air date)
29-Mar-02	Musicians On Bravo		TV Show (air date)
15-Apr-02	Musicians On Bravo		TV Show (air date)
5-Jul-02	Summerfest / Miller Oasis Milwaukee, WI — United States	First day of tour. Showtime: 10pm. A printed band itinerary exists: (band itinerary cover) (band itinerary pg.1) (band itinerary pg.2)	Concert, Camp Funtime Blondie Summer Tour 2002
6-Jul-02	Taste Of Minnesota St. Paul, MN — United States	showtime: 7:30pm	Concert, Camp Funtime Blondie Summer Tour 2002
7-Jul-02	Indy Summer Stages Festival Indianapolis, IN — United States		Concert, Camp Funtime Blondie Summer Tour 2002
8-Jul-02	New York, NY — United States	Band (except Clem) remains in NYC until travelling again on July 11 (fly to Minneapolis on Northwest #195 at 5:00pm, AR 7:14pm)	travel (to)
9-Jul-02	House Of Blues Chicago, IL — United States	Rescheduled To July 28	Canceled Concert, Camp Funtime Blondie Summer Tour 2002
12-Jul-02	Moondance Ranch Jam 11 Walker, MN — United States	showtime: 9:00-10:30pm. Also appearing: Journey	Concert, Camp Funtime Blondie Summer Tour 2002
13-Jul-02	Verizon Wireless Amphitheater KC Bonner Springs, KS — United States	showtime: 10:15-11:30pm. Also appearing: King Suckeeman, Bad Tracks	Concert, Camp Funtime Blondie Summer Tour 2002
14-Jul-02	Dakota Room Sioux Falls, SD — United States	Rescheduled To July 19. Band itinerary has DH flying back to NYC (band and crew in Detroit), returning July 16.	Canceled Concert, Camp Funtime Blondie Summer Tour 2002
16-Jul-02	DTE Energy Music Theater Clarkston, MI — United States	This venue (formerly called Pine Knob) is located in Clarkston, MI. Scheduled special guest: The Dirtbombs. Showtime: 8:30pm (ticket) [new]	Concert, Camp Funtime Blondie Summer Tour 2002
17-Jul-02	Tower City Amphitheater Cleveland, OH — United States	showtime 9:00pm (ticket)	Concert, Camp Funtime Blondie Summer Tour 2002
19-Jul-02	Dakota Room Sioux Falls, SD — United States		Canceled Concert, Camp Funtime Blondie Summer Tour 2002
20-Jul-02	Rockfest 2002 Cadott, WI — United States	showtime 6:30pm. Also appearing: World Class Rocker, Loverboy, George Thorogood, Robert Plant.	Concert, Camp Funtime Blondie Summer Tour 2002
23-Jul-02	Jones Beach Amphitheater Wantagh, NY — United States	Showtime 9:40-10:30pm. Also appearing: B-52s	Concert, Camp Funtime Blondie Summer Tour 2002
24-Jul-02	Turning Stone Casino Verona, NY — United States	showtime 8:00pm	Concert, Camp Funtime Blondie Summer Tour 2002
25-Jul-02	PNC Bank Arts Center Holmdel, NJ — United States	Formerly known as "Garden State Arts Center". Showtime 9:20pm. Also appearing: B-52s	Concert, Camp Funtime Blondie Summer Tour 2002
27-Jul-02	Oneida Casino Green Bay, WI — United States	showtime 8:00pm	Concert, Camp Funtime Blondie Summer Tour 2002
28-Jul-02	House Of Blues Chicago, IL — United States	showtime: 9:00pm.	Concert, Camp Funtime Blondie Summer Tour 2002
30-Jul-02	Verizon Wireless Amphitheater Virginia Beach, VA — United States	Also appearing: B-52s. It was outrageously hot at this gig!	Concert, Camp Funtime Blondie Summer Tour 2002
31-Jul-02	Merriweather Post Pavilion Columbia, MD — United States	Also appearing: B-52s	Concert, Camp Funtime Blondie Summer Tour 2002
1-Aug-02	Biloxi, MS — United States	Band fly Baltimore to Biloxi	travel (to)
2-Aug-02	Beau Rivage Casino Biloxi, MS — United States	showtime 8:00pm	Concert, Camp Funtime Blondie Summer Tour 2002
3-Aug-02	Horseshoe Casino Robinsonville, MS — United States	showtime 9:00pm	Concert, Camp Funtime Blondie Summer Tour 2002
4-Aug-02	Chastain Park Amphitheater Atlanta, GA — United States	showtime 9:00pm	Concert, Camp Funtime Blondie Summer Tour 2002
6-Aug-02	House Of Blues Lake Buena Vista, FL — United States	showtime 9:15pm. Venue is actually located in Lake Buena Vista FL (Orlando is the market). (setlist)	Concert, Camp Funtime Blondie Summer Tour 2002
7-Aug-02	House Of Blues Myrtle Beach, SC — United States	showtime 9:15pm. (ticket stub)	Concert, Camp Funtime Blondie Summer Tour 2002
8-Aug-02	Alltel Pavilion at Walnut Creek Raleigh, NC — United States	showtime 9:00pm. Some funtime from someone who attended: "Deborah Harry and Chris Stein invited about 15 or so people who had gathered backstage. One lady had her cell phone and had Deborah talk to someone and explain that she WAS IN FACT DEBBIE HARRY!"	Concert, Camp Funtime Blondie Summer Tour 2002
9-Aug-02	Los Angeles, CA — United States	Band fly Raleigh to Dallas (AA#515) to LA (AA#2453)	travel (to)
10-Aug-02	The Grove Anaheim, CA — United States	showtime 9:00pm	Concert, Camp Funtime Blondie Summer Tour 2002
11-Aug-02	The Grove Anaheim, CA — United States	showtime 9:00pm	Concert, Camp Funtime Blondie Summer Tour 2002
13-Aug-02	The Joint at Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Las Vegas, NV — United States	showtime 8:00pm. Itinerary calls this venue "The Joint at Hard Rock Hotel and Casino."	Concert, Camp Funtime Blondie Summer Tour 2002
14-Aug-02	Viejas Summer Site Alpine, CA — United States	showtime 8:45pm. Itinerary calls this venue "Viejas Casino."	Concert, Camp Funtime Blondie Summer Tour 2002
16-Aug-02	Mountain Winery Saratoga, CA — United States	showtime 8:20pm	Concert, Camp Funtime Blondie Summer Tour 2002
17-Aug-02	Silver Legacy Casino Reno, NV — United States	showtime 9:00pm	Concert, Camp Funtime Blondie Summer Tour 2002
18-Aug-02	Konocti Amphitheatre Kelseyville, CA — United States	showtime 9:30pm	Concert, Camp Funtime Blondie Summer Tour 2002
20-Aug-02	Ventura Theater Ventura, CA — United States	showtime 9:15pm	Concert, Camp Funtime Blondie Summer Tour 2002
21-Aug-02	Wente Vineyards Livermore, CA — United States	showtime 8:15pm	Concert, Camp Funtime Blondie Summer Tour 2002
22-Aug-02	United States	Travel day (everyone fly home). End of tour.	travel
16-Nov-02	The Fillmore San Francisco, CA — United States	(poster)	Concert, Fall 2002 Greatest hits Tour
18-Nov-02	Wiltern Theater Los Angeles, CA — United States		Concert, Fall 2002 Greatest hits Tour
20-Nov-02	Electric Factory Philadelphia, PA — United States		Concert, Fall 2002 Greatest hits Tour
21-Nov-02	Avalon Ballroom Boston, MA — United States		Concert, Fall 2002 Greatest hits Tour
23-Nov-02	Roseland Ballroom New York, NY — United States		Concert, Fall 2002 Greatest hits Tour
1-Dec-02	Dublin — Ireland	Band and crew travels to Dublin via London Heathrow. Note: the band itinerary book for this tour (December 1-19) calls the tour "Starliners Tour UK 2002".	travel (to), December 2002 European Blondie / INXS Tour
2-Dec-02	Vicar Street Theater Dublin — Ireland	Blondie only	Concert, December 2002 European Blondie / INXS Tour
3-Dec-02	Vicar Street Theater Dublin — Ireland	Blondie only (press link)	Concert, December 2002 European Blondie / INXS Tour
5-Dec-02	Braehead Arena Glasgow — Scotland	(ticket stub) (autographed setlist)	Concert, December 2002 European Blondie / INXS Tour
6-Dec-02	Sheffield Arena Sheffield — England		Concert, December 2002 European Blondie / INXS Tour
8-Dec-02	Manchester Evening News Arena Manchester — England		Concert, December 2002 European Blondie / INXS Tour
9-Dec-02	Telewest Arena Newcastle — England	(ticket stub)	Concert, December 2002 European Blondie / INXS Tour
10-Dec-02	Nottingham Arena Nottingham — England		Concert, December 2002 European Blondie / INXS Tour
11-Dec-02	Cardiff International Arena Cardiff — Wales	This show was filmed. (ticket stub)	Concert, December 2002 European Blondie / INXS Tour
13-Dec-02	Bournemouth International Centre Bournemouth — England	(ticket) (setlist)	Concert, December 2002 European Blondie / INXS Tour
14-Dec-02	Birmingham NEC Arena Birmingham — England		Concert, December 2002 European Blondie / INXS Tour
16-Dec-02	Brighton Centre Brighton — England	(ticket)	Concert, December 2002 European Blondie / INXS Tour
17-Dec-02	London Arena / Docklands London — England	Setlist: Diamond Bridge, Dreaming, Hanging On The Telephone, Atomic, Call Me, Sunday Girl, Maria, Tide Is High, Shayla/Union City Blue, Golden Rod, See No Evil, War Child, One Way Or Another, Rapture, Heart Of Glass, Holiday Song (We Three Kings). (ticket stub)	Concert, December 2002 European Blondie / INXS Tour
18-Dec-02	Wembley Arena London — England	(ticket stub)	Concert, December 2002 European Blondie / INXS Tour
27-Jun-03	City Hall Plaza Boston, MA — United States	Chris Stein was not performing with the band at this show (which was a free outdoor show) due to the recent birth of his daughter. Jimmy Destri was still performing with the re-united band, but stopped not too long after this one.	Concert, The Phasm 8 Tour
28-Jun-03	AIDS Rock Ohio @ The Factory Columbus, OH — United States		Concert, The Phasm 8 Tour
29-Jun-03	9:30 Club Washington, DC — United States		Concert, The Phasm 8 Tour
2-Jul-03	Tradewinds Sea Bright, NJ — United States		Concert, The Phasm 8 Tour
3-Jul-03	Foxwoods Resort Casino Foxwoods, CT — United States		Concert, The Phasm 8 Tour
5-Jul-03	Naperville Ribfest at Knoch Park Naperville, IL — United States	Band: Debbie, Clem Burke (drums), Leigh Foxx (bass), Jimmy Destri (keyboards), Paul Carbonara (guitar), Jimmy Bones (guitar), Kevin Topping (keyboards). Setlist: Diamond Bridge, Screaming Skin, Dreaming, Hanging on the Telephone (The Nerves cover), Atomic, Call Me, Bike Boy (Deborah Harry song), End to End, Sunday Girl, Maria, Accidents Never Happen, The Tide Is High (The Paragons cover), Shayla, Union City Blue, Good Boys, Golden Rod, See No Evil (Television cover), War Child, One Way or Another, Heart of Glass.	Concert, The Phasm 8 Tour
2-Aug-03	Summer Sonic Festival Osaka — Japan	Outdoor stage	Concert, The Phasm 8 Tour
3-Aug-03	Summer Sonic Festival Tokyo — Japan	Outdoor stage	Concert, The Phasm 8 Tour
5-Aug-03	ROVE T.V.		Performance/Interview, The Phasm 8 Tour
7-Aug-03	Festival Hall Brisbane — Australia		Concert, The Phasm 8 Tour
8-Aug-03	State Theatre Sydney — Australia		Concert, The Phasm 8 Tour
9-Aug-03	State Theatre Sydney — Australia		Concert, The Phasm 8 Tour
10-Aug-03	Jupiter's Theatre Gold Coast — Australia	This was a tentative date originally scheduled then changed.	Canceled Concert, The Phasm 8 Tour
10-Aug-03	State Theatre Sydney — Australia	Third date added due to exceptional ticket sales.	Concert, The Phasm 8 Tour
12-Aug-03	WIN Entertainment Centre Wollongong — Australia		Concert, The Phasm 8 Tour
13-Aug-03	Palais Theatre Melbourne — Australia		Concert, The Phasm 8 Tour
14-Aug-03	Palais Theatre Melbourne — Australia		Concert, The Phasm 8 Tour
15-Aug-03	Thebarton Theatre Adelaide — Australia		Concert, The Phasm 8 Tour
17-Aug-03	Burswood Theatre Perth — Australia		Concert, The Phasm 8 Tour
18-Aug-03	Burswood Theatre Perth — Australia		Concert, The Phasm 8 Tour
21-Aug-03	The Civic Centre Auckland — New Zealand		Concert, The Phasm 8 Tour
22-Aug-03	The Civic Centre Auckland — New Zealand		Concert, The Phasm 8 Tour
10-Sep-03	England	After being in the U.S., Blondie returns to England for two weeks of promo, except Leigh (who leaves Sept. 16)	comment
13-Sep-03	"Miss Switzerland" contest Lugano — Switzerland	Performed "Good Boys". This may not have been with the entire band.	Concert
16-Sep-03	GMTV England	Debbie, Chris, and Clem performed Heart of Glass live.	TV Show (air date)
18-Sep-03	Villiers Street Theatre London — England	Invitation-only promotional gig arranged by Sony (about 1 hour): 'you are invited to an exclusive live performance by Blondie to celebrate the release of the album The Curse of Blondie thursday 18th september doors open 7pm Blondie onstage 8pm'	Concert
6-Oct-03	Hammerstein Ballroom New York, NY — United States	Debbie, Chris, and Paul Carbonara performed Heart of Glass, Diamond Bridge, and Goldenrod (unplugged) at "Vanity Fair In Concert", a benefit for Step Up Women's Network. "The Curse of Blondie" was also released in Germany on this date, one week after the "Good Boys" release.	Concert
7-Oct-03	Top of the Pops 2 England	Blondie performed "Good Boys"	TV
29-Oct-03	Cirkus Arena Stockholm — Sweden		Concert, The Phasm 8 Tour
31-Oct-03	Rockefeller Music hall Oslo — Norway		Concert, The Phasm 8 Tour
1-Nov-03	Vega House Of Music Copenhagen — Denmark		Concert, The Phasm 8 Tour
2-Nov-03	Docks Hamburg — Germany		Concert, The Phasm 8 Tour
3-Nov-03	Columbiahalle Berlin — Germany	This show was canceled and replaced with Groningen, Netherlands.	Canceled Concert, The Phasm 8 Tour
3-Nov-03	De Oosterpoort Groningen — Holland	This was scheduled instead of Berlin. Show time: 20:30.	Concert, The Phasm 8 Tour
5-Nov-03	Casino Des Paris Paris — France	The setlist for this tour is as follows, but slight variations can happen from day to day. Intro-Midnight Express, Atomic, Dreaming, Hanging on the Telephone, X-Offender; Hello Joe, Good Boys, Heart Of Glass; Rules For Living, Maria, End To End, Accidents Never Happen, The Tide Is High, The Tingler, Rapture; Call Me, Last One, Golden Rod, One Way Or Another; Diamond Bridge, Rip Her To Shreds, War Child, See No Evil; Shakedown, Sunday Girl, Magic, Pet Semetary, Undone.	Concert, The Phasm 8 Tour
6-Nov-03	Paradiso Amsterdam — Netherlands		Concert, The Phasm 8 Tour
7-Nov-03	E-Werk Köln (Cologne) — Germany		Concert, The Phasm 8 Tour
9-Nov-03	Vicar Street Dublin — Ireland	(press link)	Concert, The Phasm 8 Tour
10-Nov-03	Waterfront Belfast — Ireland		Concert, The Phasm 8 Tour
11-Nov-03	Liverpool Academy Liverpool — England	(tour flyer)	Concert, The Phasm 8 Tour
12-Nov-03	De Montfort Hall Leicester — England		Concert, The Phasm 8 Tour
14-Nov-03	Corn Exchange Cambridge — England		Concert, The Phasm 8 Tour
15-Nov-03	Carling Academy Birmingham — England		Concert, The Phasm 8 Tour
16-Nov-03	Portsmouth Guildhall Portsmouth — England		Concert, The Phasm 8 Tour
18-Nov-03	Carling Apollo Manchester — England		Concert, The Phasm 8 Tour
19-Nov-03	Carling Academy Glasgow — Scotland		Concert, The Phasm 8 Tour
21-Nov-03	Royal Centre Nottingham — England		Concert, The Phasm 8 Tour
22-Nov-03	City Hall Newcastle — England		Concert, The Phasm 8 Tour
23-Nov-03	Guildhall Preston — England		Concert, The Phasm 8 Tour
25-Nov-03	Shepherd's Bush Empire London — England		Concert, The Phasm 8 Tour
26-Nov-03	Shepherd's Bush Empire London — England		Concert, The Phasm 8 Tour
27-Nov-03	Brighton Centre Brighton — England		Concert, The Phasm 8 Tour
28-Nov-03	Cirque Royal Brussels — Belgium	(ticket stub)	Concert, The Phasm 8 Tour
30-Nov-03	The Kongress Haus Zurich — Switzerland		Concert, The Phasm 8 Tour
1-Dec-03	Georg-Elser-Halle Munich — Germany		Concert, The Phasm 8 Tour
2-Dec-03	Gasometer Vienna — Austria		Concert, The Phasm 8 Tour
3-Dec-03	Hala Sportova Belgrade — Serbia	Band itinerary listed the country as Yugoslavia. Corrected for historical accuracy. (ticket stub) (external link)	Concert, The Phasm 8 Tour
5-Dec-03	Rodon Club Athens — Greece		Concert, The Phasm 8 Tour
6-Dec-03	Showland Istanbul — Turkey	This show was postponed, but not rescheduled.	Canceled Concert, The Phasm 8 Tour
8-Dec-03	Dubai Tennis Stadium Dubai — United Arab Emirates	A show in Bahrain was also tentative for this date, but that one didn't materialize.	Concert, The Phasm 8 Tour
9-Dec-03	Abu Dhabi — United Arab Emirates	Tentative date that didn't materialize.	comment, The Phasm 8 Tour
10-Dec-03	Kremlin Theater Moscow — Russia	A magazine in Moscow said Blondie would play this gig, but they didn't. Possibly was a tentative concert that didn't materialize.	comment
10-Dec-03	Dubai — United Arab Emirates	Tentative date that was changed to December 8.	comment, The Phasm 8 Tour
11-Dec-03	Mideast (not specified)	Tentative date that didn't materialize.	comment, The Phasm 8 Tour
30-Dec-03	The Florida Theatre Jacksonville, FL — United States		Concert
31-Dec-03	Pleasure Island, Walt Disney World Orlando, FL — United States	Blondie performed two sets just over 45 minutes each, including lots of new material: Rules For Living, Magic, The Tingler, Diamond Bridge, Good Boys, End to End; also Pet Semetary. The song that some people didn't recognize at Walt Disney World was the Rolling Stones' "Time Waits for No One".	Concert
2-Jan-04	Jannus Landing St. Petersburg, FL — United States		Concert
3-Jan-04	Gulfstream Park Hallandale Beach, FL — United States		Concert
7-Feb-04	Monaco	private appearance?	Concert
6-Apr-04	City Hall Park New York, NY — United States	Blondie will perform five or six songs live at 5:30pm at the City Hall Park, located at Broadway and Chambers Street, just off the Brooklyn Bridge entrance. The performance is free and will be followed by an autograph signing at J&R Music World to promote today's U.S. release of The Curse of Blondie on Sanctuary Records. Unreleased tracks allegedly recorded for this album include "Paint Your Face" (which Clem mentions in Australian interviews), "Motorman" (by Paul Carbonara), and "Firecracker".	Concert
7-Apr-04	New York, NY — United States	At 8:30am ET, Blondie will perform live on the Today Show. At noon, they will be interviewed live on CNN The Biz.	TV Show (air date)
10-Apr-04	New York, NY — United States	The 8:30am segment of the Today Show Weekend will feature a live performance.	TV Show (air date)
13-Apr-04	New York, NY — United States	The View will feature a live performance and interview. This is an ABC-TV program scheduled for 11am (ET). After TV show, band fly to Los Angeles.	TV Show (air date), Phasm 8 U.S. Spring 2004 Tour
14-Apr-04	United States	Blondie will be on the air at KBIG 104.3 at 12 noon.	Radio Show, Phasm 8 U.S. Spring 2004 Tour
15-Apr-04	United States	Blondie will perform on Good Day Live (show begins at 9:00am PT). Blondie will also perform live on The Late Late Show with Craig Kilborn.	TV Show (air date), Phasm 8 U.S. Spring 2004 Tour
16-Apr-04	House Of Blues Sunset Strip West Hollywood, CA — United States		Concert, Phasm 8 U.S. Spring 2004 Tour
17-Apr-04	Konocti Harbor Kelseyville, CA — United States	POSTPONED. This date will be rescheduled for later in the summer.	Canceled Concert, Phasm 8 U.S. Spring 2004 Tour
17-Apr-04	Las Vegas, NV — United States	Band itinerary states "VH-1 Divas Rehearsal" and shows no venue or schedule.	Rehearsal, Phasm 8 U.S. Spring 2004 Tour
18-Apr-04	MGM Grand Las Vegas, NV — United States	Debbie Harry will appear and give a live solo performance at this year's VH1 Divas show. This is listed as "VH-1 Divas Taping" in the band itinerary.	Concert, Phasm 8 U.S. Spring 2004 Tour
19-Apr-04	4th & B Theatre San Diego, CA — United States		Concert, Phasm 8 U.S. Spring 2004 Tour
20-Apr-04	House Of Blues Anaheim, CA — United States		Concert, Phasm 8 U.S. Spring 2004 Tour
22-Apr-04	KEZR Radio Saratoga, CA — United States	Band itinerary shows the lineup: Josh Kelly (7:00-7:45pm), Blondie (8:15-9:00pm).	Concert, Phasm 8 U.S. Spring 2004 Tour
23-Apr-04	McMenamins Crystal Ballroom Portland, OR — United States		Concert, Phasm 8 U.S. Spring 2004 Tour
24-Apr-04	Showbox Theatre Seattle, WA — United States		Concert, Phasm 8 U.S. Spring 2004 Tour
26-Apr-04	Harry O's Park City, UT — United States	The venue is 30 miles east of Salt Lake City. After the show, band traveled 622 miles to Mt. Rushmore SD for a day off, dinner, then another 633 miles of travel to Minneapolis MN!	Concert, Phasm 8 U.S. Spring 2004 Tour
28-Apr-04	First Avenue Minneapolis, MN — United States		Concert, Phasm 8 U.S. Spring 2004 Tour
29-Apr-04	Potawatomi Bingo Casino / Northern Lights Milwaukee, WI — United States		Concert, Phasm 8 U.S. Spring 2004 Tour
1-May-04	Guvernment Toronto, ON — Canada		Concert, Phasm 8 U.S. Spring 2004 Tour
2-May-04	House Of Blues Chicago, IL — United States		Concert, Phasm 8 U.S. Spring 2004 Tour
4-May-04	Clutch Cargo Pontiac, MI — United States	Canceled: according to a press release from Clear Channel (website \| cc.com), Blondie was needed in New York to tape a special for A&E as well as to rehearse for a tour planned for this summer.	Canceled Concert, Phasm 8 U.S. Spring 2004 Tour
5-May-04	Odeon Concert Club Cleveland, OH — United States		Concert, Phasm 8 U.S. Spring 2004 Tour
6-May-04	John Jay Theater New York, NY — United States	Live By Request rehearsal at John Jay Theater.	Rehearsal, Phasm 8 U.S. Spring 2004 Tour
7-May-04	A&E Live by Request : John Jay Theater New York, NY — United States	This is a TV taping that will not be on sale. The program was broadcast and a DVD (edited) has been released.	Concert/TV taping, Phasm 8 U.S. Spring 2004 Tour
8-May-04	Avalon Ballroom Boston, MA — United States		Concert, Phasm 8 U.S. Spring 2004 Tour
10-May-04	9:30 Club Washington, DC — United States		Concert, Phasm 8 U.S. Spring 2004 Tour
12-May-04	Insbrook Pavilion Richmond, VA — United States		Concert, Phasm 8 U.S. Spring 2004 Tour
13-May-04	Earthlink Live Atlanta, GA — United States		Concert, Phasm 8 U.S. Spring 2004 Tour
15-May-04	Festival – Jammin' on Main Cincinnati, OH — United States		Concert, Phasm 8 U.S. Spring 2004 Tour
16-May-04	12th Annual Taste Addison Addison, TX — United States	Venue: Addison Arts & Music Festival (near Dallas).	Concert, Phasm 8 U.S. Spring 2004 Tour
28-May-04	Los Angeles, CA — United States	A preliminary band itinerary lists travel to L.A. on May 27 and a private show today (unconfirmed), return to NYC tomorrow.	Private Concert
1-Jun-04	England	A preliminary band itinerary lists travel to U.K., but it appears to have been postponed.	travel (to), June & July Europe Tour 2004
2-Jun-04	Rivermeade Reading — England	Canceled : It is with regret that due to a major TV commitment in the U.S., Blondie will be unable to arrive in the UK in time for their performance at Reading Rivermead on June 2.	Canceled Concert, June & July Europe Tour 2004
3-Jun-04	Brighton Centre Brighton — England		Concert, June & July Europe Tour 2004
5-Jun-04	Bournemouth International Centre Bournemouth — England		Concert, June & July Europe Tour 2004
6-Jun-04	Cardiff International Arena Cardiff — Wales	(ticket stub)	Concert, June & July Europe Tour 2004
8-Jun-04	Colston Hall Bristol — England		Concert, June & July Europe Tour 2004
9-Jun-04	Plymouth Pavilions Plymouth — England		Concert, June & July Europe Tour 2004
11-Jun-04	Manchester Apollo Manchester — England		Concert, June & July Europe Tour 2004
12-Jun-04	Hull Arena Hull — England		Concert, June & July Europe Tour 2004
14-Jun-04	Hammersmith Apollo London — England		Concert, June & July Europe Tour 2004
16-Jun-04	Royal Centre Nottingham — England		Concert, June & July Europe Tour 2004
17-Jun-04	Nottingham Royal Centre Nottingham — England		Concert, June & July Europe Tour 2004
18-Jun-04	NIA Academy Birmingham — England		Concert, June & July Europe Tour 2004
19-Jun-04	Corn Exchange Cambridge — England		Concert, June & July Europe Tour 2004
22-Jun-04	Clyde Auditorium Glasgow — Scotland	A preliminary band itinerary listed this date as "(subject to change)" and listed the venue as "Armadillo" which is a nickname for the Clyde Auditorium due to its architectural appearance.	Concert, June & July Europe Tour 2004
23-Jun-04	Edinburgh Playhouse Edinburgh — Scotland		Concert, June & July Europe Tour 2004
24-Jun-04	City Hall Newcastle — England	Rescheduled: This show has been moved to July 15. Tickets will remain valid for the new date or face value refunds will be available on return of the tickets (deadline: July 8).	Canceled Concert, June & July Europe Tour 2004
25-Jun-04	Newmarket Racecourse Newmarket — England		Concert, June & July Europe Tour 2004
26-Jun-04	Midtfyns Festival Ringe — Denmark		Concert, June & July Europe Tour 2004
29-Jun-04	0-13 The Choice Tilburg — Holland		Concert, June & July Europe Tour 2004
30-Jun-04	den Atelier Luxembourg		Concert, June & July Europe Tour 2004
2-Jul-04	Gaffenburg Festival Heilbronn — Germany		Concert, June & July Europe Tour 2004
3-Jul-04	Nostell Priory Nostell — England		Concert, June & July Europe Tour 2004
4-Jul-04	Stadion Buchold Zurich — Switzerland		Concert, June & July Europe Tour 2004
6-Jul-04	La Cigale Paris — France		Concert, June & July Europe Tour 2004
7-Jul-04	Chichester Festival Chichester — England		Concert, June & July Europe Tour 2004
9-Jul-04	Attingham Park Shrewsbury — England		Concert, June & July Europe Tour 2004
10-Jul-04	Cornbury Music Festival Oxford — England	Blondie is the headline act for this two day event. They were supported by The Overtures, a UK band that includes Chris Skornia, former keyboard player of the UK band The Boyfriends, who supported Blondie on their 2nd European tour in 1978.	Concert, June & July Europe Tour 2004
11-Jul-04	Dyrham Park Dyrham — England		Concert, June & July Europe Tour 2004
13-Jul-04	INEC Killarney — Ireland		Concert, June & July Europe Tour 2004
15-Jul-04	City Hall Newcastle — England	This show was rescheduled from June 24. (announcement)	Concert, June & July Europe Tour 2004
16-Jul-04	GuilFest 2004 Stoke Park, Guildford — England		Concert, June & July Europe Tour 2004
18-Jul-04	Nigran Beach Vigo — Spain	Rescheduled! This gig has been moved to July 19 and the venue has been changed to Auditorio de Castrelos.	Canceled Concert, June & July Europe Tour 2004
19-Jul-04	Auditorio de Castrelos Vigo — Spain		Concert, June & July Europe Tour 2004
20-Jul-04	Madrid — Spain	A preliminary band itinerary listed this (subject to change) with no venue. It was probably considered but never scheduled.	comment, June & July Europe Tour 2004
21-Jul-04	Centre Tennis Court, Hotel Puente Romano Marbella — Spain		Concert, June & July Europe Tour 2004
23-Jul-04	Rochester Castle Kent — England	Blondie's headlining performance is on the Friday night of this three day 'Summer Concert Series'.	Concert, June & July Europe Tour 2004
24-Jul-04	Sporting Club Monte Carlo — Monaco	Jazz festival.	Concert, June & July Europe Tour 2004
25-Jul-04	Sporting Club Monte Carlo — Monaco	Jazz festival.	Concert, June & July Europe Tour 2004
26-Jul-04	United States	A preliminary band itinerary listed this as "fly home" day.	travel (to)
18-Aug-04	Avatar Studio Atlanta, GA — United States		Rehearsal, Phasm 8 USA Again 2004 Tour
19-Aug-04	Avatar Studio Atlanta, GA — United States		Rehearsal
20-Aug-04	Centennial Olympic Park Atlanta, GA — United States	Blondie is appearing with the Psychedelic Furs. A band itinerary referred to this gig as "On The Bricks" with lineup: X 4 (6:00pm), Blondie (9:30pm). Chris Stein posted on Aug. 22 that it was partially rained out: "briefly, we all were very pissed about Atlanta being rained out, we all stayed until it started raining the second time, the guys in the psychedelic furs stayed on as well i just wanted to personally say i'm sorry that anyone was disappointed and hope we can get back soon to make it up". (Chris comments)	Concert
21-Aug-04	Dancin' in the District Nashville, TN — United States		Concert
23-Aug-04	The Orange Peel Asheville, NC — United States		Concert
24-Aug-04	The Norva Norfolk, VA — United States		Concert
26-Aug-04	Westbury Music Fair Westbury, NY — United States		Concert
28-Aug-04	The Music Box at The Borgata Atlantic City, NJ — United States		Concert
29-Aug-04	Bottle & Cork Dewey Beach, DE — United States		Concert
3-Sep-04	Emerald Queen Casino Tacoma, WA — United States		Concert
4-Sep-04	One Big Show Family Day Abbotsford, BC — Canada		Concert
7-Sep-04	Radisson Hotel Grove Sacramento, CA — United States		Concert
8-Sep-04	Majestic Ventura Theater Ventura, CA — United States		Concert
10-Sep-04	Chukchansi Gold Resort Coarsegold, CA — United States		Concert
11-Sep-04	Taste of Newport Newport Beach, CA — United States		Concert
14-Sep-04	London — England	Band travel: fly Newark NJ to London (BA 188)	travel (to)
16-Sep-04	Shepherds Bush Empire London — England		Concert
17-Sep-04	Marquee Co. Kildare — Ireland	Band performed a 90-minute private show near Dublin at 10:30pm at Marquee, Ballymore Eustace, Co. Kildare (capacity 250-300).	Private Concert
18-Sep-04	Cliffs Pavilion Southend — England		Concert
19-Sep-04	United States	"Travel home".	travel (to)
28-Sep-04	United States	Taping date for the 5th annual "WomenRock!" on Lifetime. Blondie's performances including Debbie Harry's duet with Shirley Manson of Garbage (recorded Sept. 28) was broadcast on Lifetime TV on October 28.	T.V. Show (recording)
8-Oct-04	Spirit New York, NY — United States	Blondie will perform at this Ramones benefit gig with the proceeds going to two cancer charities on behalf of Joey and Johnny (Cedars Sinai Cancer Research Center and the Lymphoma Cancer Research Foundation).	Concert
28-Oct-04	United States	Air date for the 5th annual "WomenRock!" on Lifetime. Blondie's performances including Debbie Harry's duet with Shirley Manson of Garbage were recorded September 28.	TV Show (air date)
3-Nov-04	Vertice del Museo de la Nacion Lima — Peru		Concert
5-Nov-04	San Carlos de Apoquindo Santiago — Chile		Concert
6-Nov-04	Club Ciudad Deportiva Buenos Aires — Argentina		Concert
8-Nov-04	Planet Mall San Jose — Costa Rica		Concert
9-Nov-04	CENTRO DE CONVENCIONES NUNEZ DE BALBOA Panama City — Panama		Concert
11-Nov-04	Bull Dog Cafe Mexico City — Mexico	In the October 13 update to the tour schedule, this gig was removed and there is now only one show in Mexico City. (archive)	Canceled Concert
12-Nov-04	Centro de Especatculos Molier – The Box Mexico City — Mexico	Please note that due to updates in the tour schedule on October 13, the venue for this gig has changed and there is now only one show in Mexico City. (announcement)	Concert
31-Dec-04	Edinburgh's Hogmanay Edinburgh — Scotland		Concert, Phasm 8 Tour 2005
7-Jan-05	Soaring Eagle Casino & Resort Mt. Pleasant, MI — United States		Concert, Phasm 8 Tour 2005
19-Feb-05	Moonlight Perth — Australia		Concert, Phasm 8 Tour 2005
21-Feb-05	Thebarton Theatre Adelaide — Australia		Concert, Phasm 8 Tour 2005
22-Feb-05	Gold Coast Convention Centre Gold Coast — Australia		Concert, Phasm 8 Tour 2005
24-Feb-05	Sydney Opera House Concert Hall Sydney — Australia		Concert, Phasm 8 Tour 2005
26-Feb-05	Melbourne International Music Festival Melbourne — Australia		Concert, Phasm 8 Tour 2005
1-Mar-05	Fort Canning Park Singapore		Concert, Phasm 8 Tour 2005
2-Mar-05	Thailand Cultural Center Bangkok — Thailand		Concert, Phasm 8 Tour 2005
20-Aug-05	Opera Lesna Sopot — Poland	Blondie performed on the second of two days of the One Festival, organized by Telewizja Polska, Poland's national television broadcaster TVP. It was announced during a July 29 press conference with the director of TVP1, the main public television channel of TVP (Telewizja Polska S.A.). Some English language websites use the English translation of the venue: Forest Opera. An English translation of an article states: "The Forest Opera in Sopot will host the One Festival on August 19 and 20." and "that three weeks after the TVP festival (on September 2-4), the Sopot Festival will be held, organized for the first time by TVN." An online video upload of this show, apparently from a broadcast of the event (in the collection of the late tape trader Mark Suffolk), graphically introduced "Festiwal Jedynki" ("Festival One") and showing the TVP1 logo throughout, was (incorrectly) labeled "Sopot Festival" but correctly dated 20-Aug-2005, which is confusing as these are two seoarate festivals (maybe the August event in Sopot was broadcast as part of the coverage of the September event?). Band: Debbie ("and I, I am a mutant"), Chris Stein (guitar; "he's Romainian"), Clem Burke (drums; "he's half Polish"), Leigh Foxx (bass; introduced as "Leigh Lisowski's Polish"), Paul Carbonara (guitar; "he's gotta be Italian"), Kevin Patrick (keyboards; "he's Irish"). Setlist: Atomic, Dreaming, Hanging On The Telephone, X Offender, Good Boys, Maria, Accidents Never Happen, (I'm Always Touched By Your) Presence Dear, The Tide Is High, Rapture, Picture This, Call Me, One Way Or Another, (band intros), Heart Of Glass. (translated link) (screenshot 1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9)	Concert
31-Aug-05	Washington Square Park New York, NY — United States	Blondie will perform a short set at 5:30pm as part of the Save CBGB benefit campaign supported by Little Steven's Underground Garage.	Concert
17-Oct-05	Fashion Rocks Monaco	Blondie will perform at Fashion Rocks, a TV show appearance in Monaco.	Concert
4-Nov-05	Atlantic City Hilton Atlantic City, NJ — United States	Warm-up gig for the UK tour, added October 2005!	Concert, UK Tour 2005
10-Nov-05	Dublin — Ireland	Band travel JFK to Dublin (Aer Lingus 108).	travel (to), UK Tour 2005
12-Nov-05	Tubridy Tonight Dublin — Ireland	TV Dublin / Production day (show live on the air 9:30-10:30pm); band performing "Heart of Glass" and "Maria".	T.V., UK Tour 2005
13-Nov-05	UEA LCR Norwich Norwich — England	Added October 2005 (University of East Anglia)	Concert, UK Tour 2005
15-Nov-05	St. David's Hall Cardiff — Wales	Opening act (most of this tour): Hugh Cornwell (ex-Stranglers).	Concert, UK Tour 2005
16-Nov-05	Plymouth Pavilions Plymouth — England		Concert, UK Tour 2005
18-Nov-05	Colston Hall Bristol — England	(ticket) [new]	Concert, UK Tour 2005
19-Nov-05	Bournemouth International Centre Bournemouth — England		Concert, UK Tour 2005
20-Nov-05	Brighton Centre Brighton — England		Concert, UK Tour 2005
22-Nov-05	Cliffs Pavilion Southend — England		Concert, UK Tour 2005
23-Nov-05	Royal Albert Hall London — England		Concert, UK Tour 2005
25-Nov-05	Rivermead Centre Reading — England	(ticket stub) [new]	Concert, UK Tour 2005
26-Nov-05	Corn Exchange Cambridge — England	(ticket)	Concert, UK Tour 2005
27-Nov-05	Regent Theatre Ipswich — England		Concert, UK Tour 2005
30-Nov-05	De Montfort Hall Leicester — England		Concert, UK Tour 2005
1-Dec-05	Philharmonic Hall Liverpool — England		Concert, UK Tour 2005
2-Dec-05	Opera House Blackpool — England		Concert, UK Tour 2005
4-Dec-05	Aberdeen Music Hall Aberdeen — Scotland	A large (40" x 60") poster printed on thin stock exists advertising this gig and two others (Dec, 5 and Dec. 8). (poster)	Concert, UK Tour 2005
5-Dec-05	Usher Hall Edinburgh — Scotland		Concert, UK Tour 2005
7-Dec-05	Newcastle City Hall Newcastle — England	(ticket stub)	Concert, UK Tour 2005
8-Dec-05	Glasgow Armadillo Glasgow — Scotland		Concert, UK Tour 2005
9-Dec-05	City Hall Sheffield — England		Concert, UK Tour 2005
11-Dec-05	Harrogate International Centre Harrogate — England	(ticket) [new]	Concert, UK Tour 2005
12-Dec-05	Nottingham Royal Centre Nottingham — England		Concert, UK Tour 2005
13-Dec-05	St. Georges Hall Bradford — England		Concert, UK Tour 2005
15-Dec-05	N.I.A. Academy Birmingham — England		Concert, UK Tour 2005
16-Dec-05	Carling Apollo Manchester — England		Concert, UK Tour 2005
17-Dec-05	Shepherd's Bush Empire London — England		Concert, UK Tour 2005
19-Dec-05	Olympia Theatre Dublin — Ireland		Concert, UK Tour 2005
20-Dec-05	Olympia Theatre Dublin — Ireland		Concert, UK Tour 2005
21-Dec-05	Ireland Waterfront Hall Belfast — Ireland		Concert, UK Tour 2005
22-Dec-05	United States	Band "travel home" (Aer Lingus 105 Dublin to JFK).	travel (to)
13-Mar-06	Waldorf Astoria New York, NY — United States	Blondie is inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame by Shirley Manson of Garbage. The induction speech was followed by an acceptance speech that was slightly disrupted when Frank Infante tried to get the band to perform with him and Nigel Harrison, despite that the idea hadn't been presented in advance and they had not rehearsed. Chris Stein wrote a lengthy discussion of it in March in blog posts on his band member page. Following the speech, Blondie performed "Heart of Glass", "Rapture", and "Call Me". The ceremony was broadcast on March 21 by VH1, and some video is available online. (blog posts) (external link) (youtube link) (youtube link) (program front(1)) (program front(2)) (program article) (program essay) (program back(1)) (program back(2))	Performance
10-May-06	Grand Casino Tunica Event Center Robinsonville, MS — United States	This show is in the band's itinerary and is probably a rehearsal. Showtimes: Blondie (Noon - 4:00pm), New Cars 5:00-9:00pm.	Rehearsal, Road Rage Tour
11-May-06	Grand Casino Tunica Event Center Robinsonville, MS — United States	This show is in the band's itinerary and is probably a rehearsal. Showtimes: Blondie (Noon - 4:00pm), New Cars 5:00-9:00pm.	Rehearsal, Road Rage Tour
12-May-06	Grand Casino Tunica Event Center Robinsonville, MS — United States	First show of the tour. Blondie 9:00pm, New Cars 10:35pm.	Concert, Road Rage Tour
13-May-06	Nokia Theatre Grand Prairie, TX — United States		Concert, Road Rage Tour
16-May-06	Palomar Starlight Theater Pala, CA — United States		Concert, Road Rage Tour
17-May-06	Dodge Theatre Phoenix, AZ — United States		Concert, Road Rage Tour
19-May-06	Aladdin Theatre for the Performing Arts Las Vegas, NV — United States		Concert, Road Rage Tour
20-May-06	Gibson Amphitheatre Universal City, CA — United States		Concert, Road Rage Tour
22-May-06	Rockwalk Hollywood, CA — United States	Rockwalk Induction. Various events (meetings, photos, speakers, handprints in cement) scheduled between 11:15am and 12:45pm.	appearance, Road Rage Tour
23-May-06	Viejas Casino Alpine, CA — United States		Concert, Road Rage Tour
25-May-06	The Mountain Winery Saratoga, CA — United States		Concert, Road Rage Tour
26-May-06	Reno Events Center Reno, NV — United States		Concert, Road Rage Tour
27-May-06	Konocti Field Amphitheater Kelseyville, CA — United States		Concert, Road Rage Tour
30-May-06	Coors Amphitheatre Englewood, CO — United States		Concert, Road Rage Tour
1-Jun-06	Grand Casino Amphitheatre Hinckley, MN — United States		Concert, Road Rage Tour
3-Jun-06	Ravinia Pavilion Highland Park, IL — United States		Concert, Road Rage Tour
4-Jun-06	Blossom Music Center Cuyahoga Falls, OH — United States		Concert, Road Rage Tour
6-Jun-06	Filene Center Vienna, VA — United States		Concert, Road Rage Tour
7-Jun-06	Bank of America Pavilion Boston, MA — United States		Concert, Road Rage Tour
9-Jun-06	Jones Beach Music Theater Wantagh, NY — United States		Concert, Road Rage Tour
10-Jun-06	PNC Bank Arts Center Holmdel, NJ — United States	This venue is formerly the Garden State Arts Center. When the band arrived for soundcheck, they said the remainder of the tour is canceled. Ironically, the tour with the New Cars ended due to a travel accident which injured guitarist Elliot Easton, who played four shows in a brace before ultimately following the advice of his doctor. (press release 1) (press release 2)	Concert, Road Rage Tour
13-Jun-06	Hard Rock Live (Universal Studios) Orlando, FL — United States		Canceled Concert, Road Rage Tour
14-Jun-06	Ruth Eckerd Hall Clearwater, FL — United States		Canceled Concert, Road Rage Tour
15-Jun-06	Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Hollywood, FL — United States		Canceled Concert, Road Rage Tour
17-Jun-06	Chastain Park Amphitheater Atlanta, GA — United States		Canceled Concert, Road Rage Tour
18-Jun-06	Oyster Shell at North Charleston Coliseum North Charleston, SC — United States		Canceled Concert, Road Rage Tour
20-Jun-06	Rockin' at the Knox Buffalo, NY — United States	All proceeds benefit the Albright-Knox Art Gallery. This show is Blondie only (not with The New Cars). This show will proceed and is NOT canceled.	Concert, Road Rage Tour
21-Jun-06	Molson Amphitheatre Toronto, ON — United States		Canceled Concert, Road Rage Tour
23-Jun-06	Bell Center Montreal, Quebec — Canada	This was the date originally scheduled, but the venue was changed to Metropolis, which also was canceled due to Elliot Easton's injury.	Canceled Concert, Road Rage Tour
23-Jun-06	Metropolis Montreal, Quebec — Canada	This was the date in the final itinerary, but canceled due to Elliot Easton's injury.	Canceled Concert, Road Rage Tour
24-Jun-06	The Borgata Event Center Atlantic City, NJ — United States		Canceled Concert, Road Rage Tour
25-Jun-06	Mohegan Sun Casino & Resort Uncasville, CT — United States		Canceled Concert, Road Rage Tour
30-Jun-06	DTE Energy Music Theatre Clarkston, MI — United States		Canceled Concert, Road Rage Tour
1-Jul-06	Saratoga Performing Arts Center Saratoga Springs, NY — United States		Canceled Concert, Road Rage Tour
2-Jul-06	Clipper Magazine Stadium Lancaster, PA — United States		Canceled Concert, Road Rage Tour
2-Sep-06	Bumbershoot Festival Seattle, WA — United States		Concert
6-Sep-06	Nambia Hatch Osaka — Japan		Concert
7-Sep-06	Shibuya O-East Tokyo — Japan		Concert
8-Sep-06	Shibuya O-East Tokyo — Japan		Concert
11-Sep-06	Hard Rock Cafe Singapore		Concert
13-Sep-06	Olympic Hall Seoul — South Korea		Concert
15-Sep-06	Convention & Exhibition Centre Wanchai — Hong Kong	Foreign Correspondents' Club Annual Charity Ball.	Concert
18-Sep-06	Table Mountain Casino Friant, CA — United States		Concert
14-Oct-06	CBGB New York, NY — United States	Chris, Debbie, Paul Carbonara, and Leigh Foxx played as Blondie prior to the Dictators on the second last night CBGB was open. Setlist: Hanging on the Telephone (The Nerves cover), Call Me, The Tide Is High (The Paragons cover), The Dream's Lost on Me, I Wanna Be Your Boyfriend (Ramones cover), Mother of Earth (The Gun Club cover), Rip Her to Shreds, One Way or Another, Poison Heart (Ramones cover), Please Please Me (The Beatles cover), Encore: Heart of Glass . A video of the show has been uploaded to youtube: (youtube link)	Concert
15-Oct-06	CBGB New York, NY — United States	Chris Stein showed up in the afternoon with his three year old daughter to take photos (using film!) of the CBGB's marquee as people were waiting in line for admission to the Patti Smith gig on the venue's closing night.	comment
29-Dec-06	Canyon Club Agoura Hills, CA — United States		Concert
30-Dec-06	Key Club West Hollywood, CA — United States		Concert
31-Dec-06	OC Fairgrounds Costa Mesa, CA — United States		Concert
7-Jul-07	Bospop Festival Weert — Holland		Concert
8-Jul-07	Cornbury Music Festival Oxfordshire — UK		Concert
11-Jul-07	Apollo Hammersmith London — UK		Concert
13-Jul-07	Edinburgh Castle Esplanade Scotland — UK		Concert
14-Jul-07	Thetford Forest Suffolk — UK		Concert
15-Jul-07	Opera House Blackpool — UK		Concert
17-Jul-07	Sands Centre Carlisle — UK		Concert
18-Jul-07	Apollo Manchester — UK		Concert
19-Jul-07	International Centre Harrogate — UK		Concert
21-Jul-07	Love Box Festival London — UK		Concert
23-Jul-07	Paradiso Amsterdam — Netherlands	(ticket) [new]	Concert
24-Jul-07	Vega Copenhagen — Denmark		Concert
8-Sep-07	The Dural Miami, FL — United States	Blondie was the surprise guest on the last day of a 4-day-long company vacation/party for BBH (a UK-based ad agency). They played in the grand ballroom, performing a whole set starting with "Call Me" and including encores.	Private Concert
17-May-08	Lifeball
1-Jun-08	Aarius Studios Sayreville, NJ — United States	According to Matt Katz-Bohen's band member biography on blondie.net, he joined Blondie on keyboards for the 2008 worldwide concert tour to promote the 30th anniversary re-release of their ground-breaking 1978 album "Parallel Lines". (bio)	Rehearsal, Parallel Lines 30th Anniversary Tour
2-Jun-08	Aarius Studios Sayreville, NJ — United States		Rehearsal, Parallel Lines 30th Anniversary Tour
3-Jun-08	Aarius Studios Sayreville, NJ — United States		Rehearsal, Parallel Lines 30th Anniversary Tour
4-Jun-08	Aarius Studios Sayreville, NJ — United States		Rehearsal, Parallel Lines 30th Anniversary Tour
5-Jun-08	Ram's Head Live Baltimore, MD — United States	One of the encores was the Rolling Stones "Get Off Of My Cloud"	Concert, Parallel Lines 30th Anniversary Tour
6-Jun-08	Bergen Performing Arts Center Englewood, NJ — United States		Concert, Parallel Lines 30th Anniversary Tour
8-Jun-08	Six Flags Great Adventure Northern Star Arena Jackson, NJ — United States		Concert, Parallel Lines 30th Anniversary Tour
10-Jun-08	UPAC – The Broadway Theater Kingston, NY — United States	Ulster Performing Arts Center	Concert, Parallel Lines 30th Anniversary Tour
12-Jun-08	Casino Rama Orillia, ON — Canada		Concert, Parallel Lines 30th Anniversary Tour
13-Jun-08	Casino Rama Orillia, ON — Canada	(ticket front) (ticket back) [new]	Concert, Parallel Lines 30th Anniversary Tour
14-Jun-08	The Seneca Niagara Events Center Niagara Falls, NY — United States		Concert, Parallel Lines 30th Anniversary Tour
17-Jun-08	Count Basie Theatre Red Bank, NJ — United States		Concert, Parallel Lines 30th Anniversary Tour
18-Jun-08	Brookhaven Amphitheater Farmingville, NY — United States		Concert, Parallel Lines 30th Anniversary Tour
20-Jun-08	Cape Cod Melody Tent Hyannis, MA — United States		Concert, Parallel Lines 30th Anniversary Tour
21-Jun-08	South Shore Music Circus Cohasset, MA — United States		Concert, Parallel Lines 30th Anniversary Tour
22-Jun-08	Nokia Theatre Times Square New York, NY — United States		Concert, Parallel Lines 30th Anniversary Tour
24-Jun-08	The Kentucky Center – Whitney Hall Louisville, KY — United States		Concert, Parallel Lines 30th Anniversary Tour
26-Jun-08	Mountaineer Casino Racetrack & Resort Chester, WV — United States		Concert, Parallel Lines 30th Anniversary Tour
27-Jun-08	Lincoln Park Zoo – Jammin At The Zoo Chicago, IL — United States		Concert, Parallel Lines 30th Anniversary Tour
28-Jun-08	Summerfest 2008 – M&I Bank Stage Milwaukee, WI — United States	(review, photos)	Concert, Parallel Lines 30th Anniversary Tour
29-Jun-08	United States	"Travel home".	travel (to)
3-Jul-08	Ra'anana Park Amphitheatre Tel Aviv — Israel		Concert, Parallel Lines 30th Anniversary Tour
5-Jul-08	GuilFest Guildford — Great Britain		Concert, Parallel Lines 30th Anniversary Tour
6-Jul-08	Carling Academy Bristol Bristol, Avon — Great Britain		Concert, Parallel Lines 30th Anniversary Tour
8-Jul-08	Oktyabrski St. Petersburg — Russia		Concert, Parallel Lines 30th Anniversary Tour
9-Jul-08	B1 Moscow — Russia		Concert, Parallel Lines 30th Anniversary Tour
10-Jul-08	House of Culture Helsinki — Finland		Concert, Parallel Lines 30th Anniversary Tour
12-Jul-08	Rock Zottegem Brussels — Belgium		Concert, Parallel Lines 30th Anniversary Tour
13-Jul-08	X-TRA Limmitshaus Zürich — Switzerland		Concert, Parallel Lines 30th Anniversary Tour
15-Jul-08	den Atelier Luxembourg City — Luxembourg		Concert, Parallel Lines 30th Anniversary Tour
16-Jul-08	Paradiso Amsterdam — Netherlands		Concert, Parallel Lines 30th Anniversary Tour
18-Jul-08	Summercase Festival Barcelona — Spain		Concert, Parallel Lines 30th Anniversary Tour
19-Jul-08	Summercase Festival Madrid — Spain		Concert, Parallel Lines 30th Anniversary Tour
20-Jul-08	Latitude Festival Suffolk — Great Britain		Concert, Parallel Lines 30th Anniversary Tour
22-Jul-08	Liverpool Echo Arena Liverpool — Great Britain	Blondie & the Stranglers - Pops 08	Concert, Parallel Lines 30th Anniversary Tour
24-Jul-08	Galway Arts Festival Galway — Ireland		Concert, Parallel Lines 30th Anniversary Tour
25-Jul-08	Vicar Street Dublin — Ireland	Aiken Promotions	Concert, Parallel Lines 30th Anniversary Tour
26-Jul-08	Carling Academy Glasgow Glasgow,Lanarkshire — Great Britain		Concert, Parallel Lines 30th Anniversary Tour
28-Jul-08	ExCeL London — Great Britain	Live at The British International Motor Show (ticket front) (ticket reverse)	Concert, Parallel Lines 30th Anniversary Tour
31-Jul-08	Storsjoyran Festival Östersund — Sweden		Concert, Parallel Lines 30th Anniversary Tour
1-Aug-08	Storåsfestival Storås — Norway		Concert, Parallel Lines 30th Anniversary Tour
2-Aug-08	Rockefeller Music Hall Oslo — Norway		Concert, Parallel Lines 30th Anniversary Tour
27-Sep-08	Verizon Wireless Amphitheater Irvine, CA — United States	Jack Radio Show with Billy Idol, Blondie, Devo, The Psychedelic Furs, and REO Speedwagon.	Concert
20-Feb-09	River Rock Casino Resort Vancouver, BC — Canada		Concert
21-Feb-09	Northern Quest Casino Spokane, WA — United States		Concert
22-Feb-09	Roseland Theater Portland, OR — United States		Concert
24-Feb-09	Star of the Desert Arena Primm, NV — United States	Blondie only. (ticket stub)	Concert
25-Feb-09	The Fillmore San Francisco, CA — United States		Concert
27-Feb-09	Feather Falls Casino Oroville, CA — United States		Concert
28-Feb-09	San Luis Obispo, CA — United States		Private Concert
28-Mar-09	Pepsi Music Fest Santiago — Chile		Concert
18-Jul-09	Robert Mondavi Winery Oakville, CA — United States	Blondie only.	Concert, Call Me Invincible Tour
19-Jul-09	Britt Pavilion Jacksonville, OR — United States	Blondie only.	Concert, Call Me Invincible Tour
21-Jul-09	The Mountain Winery Saratoga, CA — United States	Blondie and Pat Benatar with special guest The Donnas	Concert, Call Me Invincible Tour
22-Jul-09	The Concerts at Wente Vineyards Livermore, CA 94550 — United States	Blondie and Pat Benatar	Concert, Call Me Invincible Tour
25-Jul-09	Tachi Palace Hotel and Casino Lemoore, CA — United States	Blondie and Pat Benatar with special guest The Donnas	Concert, Call Me Invincible Tour
26-Jul-09	Pacific Amphitheatre Costa Mesa, CA — United States	2009 OC Super Fair: Blondie and Pat Benatar with special guest The Romantics	Concert, Call Me Invincible Tour
28-Jul-09	Dodge Theatre Phoenix, AZ — United States	Blondie and Pat Benatar with special guest The Donnas	Concert, Call Me Invincible Tour
29-Jul-09	Isleta Casino – The Lakes Albuquerque, NM — United States	Blondie and Pat Benatar with special guest The Donnas	Concert, Call Me Invincible Tour
31-Jul-09	Paragon Casino Resort Marksville, LA — United States	Blondie only.	Concert, Call Me Invincible Tour
1-Aug-09	Mud Island Amphitheatre Memphis, TN — United States	Blondie and Pat Benatar with special guest The Donnas	Concert, Call Me Invincible Tour
2-Aug-09	Chastain Park Amphitheatre Atlanta, GA — United States	Blondie and Pat Benatar with special guest The Donnas	Concert, Call Me Invincible Tour
4-Aug-09	The Filene Center at Wolf Trap National Park for the Performing Arts Vienna, VA — United States	Blondie and Pat Benatar with special guest The Donnas	Concert, Call Me Invincible Tour
5-Aug-09	Meadowbrook U.S. Cellular Pavilion Gilfo, NH — United States	Blondie and Pat Benatar with special guest The Donnas	Concert, Call Me Invincible Tour
7-Aug-09	Sands RiverPlace at Musikfest Bethlehem, PA — United States	Blondie and Pat Benatar with special guest The Donnas	Concert, Call Me Invincible Tour
8-Aug-09	Bank of America Pavilion Boston, MA — United States	Blondie and Pat Benatar with special guest The Donnas	Concert, Call Me Invincible Tour
10-Aug-09	Community Theater at The Mayo Center Morristown, NJ — United States	Blondie only.	Concert, Call Me Invincible Tour
11-Aug-09	Constellation Brands Marvin Sands – CMAC Canandaigua, NY — United States	Blondie and Pat Benatar with special guest The Donnas	Concert, Call Me Invincible Tour
13-Aug-09	Asser Levy Park Brooklyn, NY — United States	Free outdoor concert: Blondie and Pat Benatar with special guest The Donnas. This year's event, The 31st Annual Seaside Summer Concert Series, had the largest turnout of any previous year.	Concert, Call Me Invincible Tour
15-Aug-09	Riverbend Music Center Cincinnati, OH — United States	Blondie and Pat Benatar with special guest The Donnas	Concert, Call Me Invincible Tour
17-Aug-09	Ravinia Pavilion Highland Park, IL — United States	Blondie and Pat Benatar with special guest The Donnas	Concert, Call Me Invincible Tour
18-Aug-09	The Crossroads Kansas City, MO — United States	Blondie only (all ages).	Concert, Call Me Invincible Tour
20-Aug-09	Austin Music Hall Austin, TX — United States	Blondie and Pat Benatar with special guest The Donnas	Concert, Call Me Invincible Tour
22-Aug-09	Beau Rivage Theatre Biloxi, MS — United States	Blondie and Pat Benatar with special guest The Donnas	Concert, Call Me Invincible Tour
23-Aug-09	The Arena Theatre Houston, TX — United States	Blondie and Pat Benatar with special guest The Donnas	Concert, Call Me Invincible Tour
25-Aug-09	Pike's Peak Colorado Springs, CO — United States	Blondie only.	Concert
26-Aug-09	Belly Up Aspen Aspen, CO — United States	Blondie only.	Concert
28-Aug-09	Grand Sierra Resort and Casino Reno, NV — United States	Blondie only.	Concert
29-Aug-09	Peppermill Wendover Casino West Wendover, NV — United States	Blondie only	Concert
31-Aug-09	Quechan Casino Resort Winterhaven, CA — United States	Blondie only.	Concert
1-Sep-09	Desert Diamond Casino Tucson, AZ — United States	Blondie only. Note: this show has been returned to its original date. The show in Las Vegas has been canceled.	Concert
29-Oct-09	Beaux-Arts Court, The Brooklyn Museum Brooklyn, NY — United States	Blondie played at the opening night reception for the exhibition "Who Shot Rock & Roll: A Photographic History, 1955 to the Present." This event is open to museum members only, but anyone could join the museum as late as the day of the concert.	Concert
30-Oct-09	Casino Nova Scotia – Schooner Room Halifax, NS — Canada	Tickets $70.25	Concert
31-Oct-09	Casino Nova Scotia – Schooner Room Halifax, NS — Canada	Tickets $70.25	Concert
20-Nov-09	Grand Victoria Casino & Resort – Grand Theatre Rising Sun, IN — United States	Postponed concert: The promoter has passed along the following announcement regarding this show: Please stay tuned for the announcement of the rescheduling of the Blondie show originally scheduled for November 20th. (This is a one-off show not part of the 2009 "Call Me Invincible" tour.)	Canceled Concert
21-Nov-09	Washington Hilton Washington, DC — United States	Blondie performed at the "Kidney Ball", a benefit for the National Kidney Foundation and did a full set.	Private Concert
19-Feb-10	IP Casino Resort & Spa Biloxi, MS — United States		Concert
20-Feb-10	Universal Studios – The Music Plaza Orlando, FL — United States	Admission to this show (part of the Mardi Gras Event Series) is included in the park ticket.	Canceled Concert
18-Mar-10	United States	Chris emailed privately that Paul Carbonara is leaving the band and said "we have seen three guys and are pretty set on one who is a friend of Matt's". This was guitarist Tommy Kessler, whose first public performance with Blondie would soon be at the Icon Awards on April 17, 2010. Tommy Kessler subsequently became a permanent member of the band for more than 10 years, up to the publication date of this October 2020 update and beyond. In October 2020, Chris added, "Matt knew Tommy from working around the city. Tommy was in "Rock of Ages" on Broadway for many years, I think almost the whole run of the show."	comment
17-Apr-10	8th Annual TV Land Awards Los Angeles, CA — United States	This was recorded at the historic stage 15 of the Sony Studios Culver City lot. It was Blondie's first public performance with guitarist Tommy Kessler, replacing guitarist Paul Carbonara (who was with the band from approximately April 1998 until mid-March 2010).	TV (recording)
25-Apr-10	8th Annual TV Land Awards Los Angeles, CA — United States	Blondie received the "Icon Award"	TV (air date)
April-May, 2010	Water Music Recording Hoboken, NJ — United States	Debbie, Chris, Clem, Leigh, Matt, and Tommy recording two new songs with Kato Khandwala ("Mother", "The End, The End") in April and the first two weeks of May.	Recording
28-May-10	Bearsville Theater Woodstock, NY — United States	Debbie, Chris, and Matt Katz-Bohen performed at a benefit for the Woodstock Day School (gig flyer)	Concert
3-Jun-10	Aarius Studios Sayreville, NJ — United States	Last day (of about two weeks) of rehearsals for upcoming tour.	Rehearsal
4-Jun-10	A&E Studios New York, NY — United States	Taping for A&E "Private Sessions" (host: Lynn Hoffman; producer: Liisa Lunden) - noon to 4:30pm, 235 E. 45 St., NYC. Broadcast October 10. Tracklist: Call Me, Heart Of Glass, One Way Or Another, Mother, What I Heard. This was the U.S. TV debut of Mother and What I Heard. (Youtube link) (Behind the scenes)	TV (recording)
7-Jun-10	London — United Kingdom	Travel EWR to LHR, AA 132, depart 9:00pm, arrive 9:25am June 8.	travel (to), Endangered Species Tour 2010
9-Jun-10	The Forum Hatfield — United Kingdom	Supported by Little Fish. Tour title and duration in the official band tour itinerary	Concert, Endangered Species Tour 2010
10-Jun-10	Corn Exchange Cambridge — United Kingdom	Supported by Little Fish	Concert, Endangered Species Tour 2010
12-Jun-10	Isle of Wight Festival Newport, Isle Of Wight — United Kingdom	Supported by Little Fish. A good quality video of this show is posted on Youtube. Setlist: D-Day, Hanging on the Telephone, Love Doesn't Frighten Me, Two Times Blue (Debbie Harry song), Maria, What I Heard, Orchid Club/Atomic, Call Me (with sample of Uprising by Muse), Mother, One Way or Another; encore: Break Your Heart (Taio Cruz cover), Heart of Glass. Aftershow travel: band and crew drive 1000km (602 mi / 15 hours) + ferry to Inverness. (youtube link)	Concert, Endangered Species Tour 2010
13-Jun-10	RockNess 2010 Festival Inverness — United Kingdom	At Clunes Farm Loch Ness, Nr Dores	Concert, Endangered Species Tour 2010
15-Jun-10	O2 Academy Newcastle — United Kingdom	Supported by Little Fish	Concert, Endangered Species Tour 2010
16-Jun-10	Manchester Apollo Manchester — United Kingdom	Supported by Little Fish	Concert, Endangered Species Tour 2010
17-Jun-10	O2 Academy Sheffield — United Kingdom	Supported by Little Fish	Concert, Endangered Species Tour 2010
19-Jun-10	O2 Academy Bournemouth — United Kingdom	Supported by Little Fish	Concert, Endangered Species Tour 2010
20-Jun-10	Westonbirt Arboretum Tetbury — United Kingdom	Supported by Little Fish	Concert, Endangered Species Tour 2010
22-Jun-10	Vicar Street Dublin — Ireland	Supported by Little Fish	Concert, Endangered Species Tour 2010
23-Jun-10	Nugent Hall Belfast — United Kingdom	Supported by Little Fish	Concert, Endangered Species Tour 2010
24-Jun-10	Big Top Cork — Ireland	aka Live @ The Marquee. Supported by Little Fish. Band itinerary states venue is "Live at the Marquee".	Concert, Endangered Species Tour 2010
26-Jun-10	Kenwood House Open Air London — United Kingdom	aka The Crystal Palace. Supported by Little Fish	Concert, Endangered Species Tour 2010
28-Jun-10	Wolverhampton Civic Hall Wolverhampton — United Kingdom	Supported by Little Fish	Concert, Endangered Species Tour 2010
29-Jun-10	Cliffs Pavilion Southend — United Kingdom	Supported by Little Fish	Concert, Endangered Species Tour 2010
30-Jun-10	indigO2 London — United Kingdom	Supported by Little Fish	Concert, Endangered Species Tour 2010
2-Jul-10	Hop Farm Festival Kent — United Kingdom	Supported by Little Fish	Concert, Endangered Species Tour 2010
4-Aug-10	The Fillmore San Francisco, CA — United States		Concert
5-Aug-10	Wells Fargo Center for the Arts Santa Rosa, CA — United States	(setlist)	Concert
7-Aug-10	Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino: The Beach Las Vegas, NV — United States	Blondie with the B-52s	Concert
8-Aug-10	Pacific Amphitheatre Costa Mesa, CA — United States	Blondie with the B-52s	Concert
10-Aug-10	The Mountain Winery Saratoga, CA — United States	Blondie with the B-52s	Concert
12-Aug-10	Chateau St Michelle Winery Woodinville, WA — United States	Blondie with the B-52s	Concert
13-Aug-10	Boulevard Casino – Red Robinson Theatre Coquitlam, BC — Canada		Concert
14-Aug-10	River Creek Resort & Casino Enoch, AB — Canada		Concert
16-Aug-10	Casino Regina – Show Lounge Regina, SK — Canada		Concert
18-Aug-10	Horseshoe Casino – The Venue Hammond, IN — United States		Concert
20-Aug-10	Illinois State Fairgrounds Grandstand Springfield, Il — United States	Blondie with Cheap Trick	Concert
21-Aug-10	Treasure Island Resort & Casino Red Wing, MN — United States	Blondie with Cheap Trick	Concert
24-Aug-10	Clay Center for the Arts & Sciences Charleston, WV — United States	Blondie with B-52s	Concert
25-Aug-10	Chastain Park Amphitheater Atlanta, GA — United States	Blondie with B-52s	Concert
27-Aug-10	DTE Energy Music Theater Clarkston, MI — United States	Blondie with Cheap Trick	Concert
28-Aug-10	Fraze Pavilion at Lincoln Park Kettering, OH — United States	Blondie with Cheap Trick	Concert
29-Aug-10	Pier Six Pavilion Baltimore, MD — United States	Blondie with Cheap Trick	Concert
31-Aug-10	Nokia Theatre New York, NY — United States	Supported by Gorevette	Concert
1-Sep-10	Penn's Peak Jim Thorpe, PA — United States	Supported by Gorevette	Concert
3-Sep-10	Memphis Botanic Gardens Memphis, TN — United States	Blondie with Cheap Trick	Concert
5-Sep-10	Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center Westhampton, NY — United States	Blondie with Cheap Trick	Concert
8-Sep-10	State Theatre Falls Church, VA — United States	Blondie with Cheap Trick	Concert
10-Sep-10	Twin River Casino – Events Center Lincoln, RI — United States		Concert
11-Sep-10	House of Blues Atlantic City, NJ — United States	Supported by Gorevette	Concert
12-Sep-10	House of Blues Boston, MA — United States	Supported by Gorevette	Concert
16-Nov-10	Speaking Rock Events Center El Paso, TX — United States		Concert
18-Nov-10	Fox Performing Arts Center Riverside, CA — United States		Concert
24-Nov-10	Kings Park & Botanic Garden Perth — Australia	Blondie and Pretenders	Concert
25-Nov-10	Kings Park & Botanic Garden Perth — Australia	Blondie and Pretenders	Concert
27-Nov-10	Peter Lehmann Wines Tanunda — Australia	Blondie and Pretenders	Concert
30-Nov-10	Trak Lounge Melbourne — Australia	According to auspop.com.au: "Supported by Melbourne's Attack Of The Mannequins Blondie will perform tracks from their extensive 20-million-selling back catalogue." (archived link)	Concert
1-Dec-10	Palais Theatre Melbourne — Australia	Blondie and Pretenders	Concert
2-Dec-10	Palais Theatre Melbourne — Australia	Blondie and Pretenders	Concert
4-Dec-10	Rochford Wines Coldstream — Australia	Blondie and Pretenders	Concert
5-Dec-10	Josef Chromy Wines Relbia — Australia	Blondie and Pretenders	Concert
7-Dec-10	Enmore Theatre Sydney — Australia	Blondie and Pretenders	Concert
8-Dec-10	Enmore Theatre Sydney — Australia	Blondie and Pretenders	Concert
9-Dec-10	Enmore Theatre Sydney — Australia	Blondie and Pretenders	Concert
11-Dec-10	Bimbadgen Estate Pokolbin — Australia	Blondie and Pretenders	Concert
12-Dec-10	Sirromet Wines Mount Cotton — Australia	Canceled due to flooding	Canceled Concert
14-Dec-10	Royal Theatre Canberra — Australia	Blondie and Pretenders	Concert
16-Dec-10	Vector Arena Auckland — New Zealand	Blondie and Pretenders	Concert, A Day On The Green Tour
18-Dec-10	Alana Estate Martinborough — New Zealand	Blondie and Pretenders	Concert, A Day On The Green Tour
19-Dec-10	Mudhouse Winery Waipara — New Zealand	Blondie and Pretenders	Concert, A Day On The Green Tour
13-Feb-11	Busch Gardens Clearwater, FL — United States	Announced Nov. 19, 2010; canceled Jan. 7, 2011.	Canceled Concert
6-Apr-11	Guitar Center Sessions Los Angeles, CA — United States	Blondie in LA for TV taping for the DirecTV show, which was broadcast August 27. Some video is available on youtube, including a 'behind the scenes' segment by guitarist Tommy Kessler. (Mother) (Heart of Glass) (Behind the scenes)	TV
7-Apr-11	Guitar Center Sessions Los Angeles, CA — United States	Blondie in LA for TV taping for the DirecTV show.	TV
17-May-11	United States	The official music video for "Mother", directed by Laurent Rejto, was released on the YouTube channel of Blondie's record label, Five Seven Music (the alternative/indie sub-label under The Eleven Seven Music Group). The video was shot at Kingston Studios, locatedin the historic Uptown Stockade District in Kingston, NY on April 17, with the parts in the tunnels shot on April 16 in NYC. A "behind the scenes" video was also subsequently released by band photographer Paris Visone. Some of her photographs from the video shoot are on the Kingston Studios website. (official video) (behind the scenes) (external link)	release
22-May-11	United Kingdom	"Mother" released as a U.K. download.	release
23-May-11	Geoff Lloyd's Hometime Show United Kingdom	Chris Stein and Debbie Harry will be playing a live session at 7pm.	Radio Show
30-May-11	United Kingdom	"Panic of Girls" released as a U.K. download and collector's limited edition "fan pack". (Fan Pack) (artwork article)	release
28-Jun-11	United States	Drummer Clem Burke did a phone interview, answering questions submitted from fans, the transcript was published on blondie.net on 09-July-2011: (Clem's interview)	comment
4-Jul-11	United Kingdom	"Panic of Girls" general release in the U.K. (artwork article)	release
6-Jul-11	Optimus Alive Festival Lisbon — Portugal		Concert
7-Jul-11	BBK Live Bilbao — Spain		Concert
8-Jul-11	Optimus Alive Festival Lisbon — Portugal	Blondie performs "New Rose"by The Damned about 11 minutes into on the Jo Whiley Show on BBC Radio 2	Radio Performance
9-Jul-11		The transcript of Clem Burke's interview answering questions submitted by fans (recorded by phone on June 28) is released on Blondie.net (transcript)	comment
10-Jul-11	T In The Park Balado — United Kingdom	Chris shot a hilarious 5-second video of Clem's "dressing room" at the T in the Park gig in Scotland... his dressing room door opened directly to the outdoors – a dressing room with a grass floor! (Chris's video ink)	comment
11-Jul-11	Kew Gardens London — United Kingdom		Concert
13-Jul-11	Somerset House London — United Kingdom		Concert
14-Jul-11	Paradiso Amsterdam — Netherlands	Debbie dedicated the show to the artist who designed the [Panic of Girls album] cover, Chris Berens. (Dedication)	Concert
15-Jul-11	Zwarte Cross Festival Lichtenvoorde — Netherlands		Concert
17-Jul-11	Love Box Festival London — United Kingdom		Concert
19-Jul-11	Olympia Theatre Dublin — Ireland		Concert
20-Jul-11	Galway Arts Festival Galway — Ireland		Concert
22-Jul-11	York Racecourse York — United Kingdom		Concert
23-Jul-11	Secret Garden Party Abbots Ripton — United Kingdom		Concert
24-Jul-11	Splendor Festival Nottingham — United Kingdom		Concert
26-Jul-11	Villa Marina Isle of Man — United Kingdom		Concert
28-Jul-11	Epsom Racecourse Epsom — United Kingdom		Concert
29-Jul-11	Camp Bestival Dorset — United Kingdom		Concert
30-Jul-11	Rhythmfest, University of Gloucestershire Cheltenham — United Kingdom	Blondie drummer Clem Burke is awarded an Honorary Doctorate of Music by the University of Gloucestershire for his groundbreaking involvement in the Clem Burke Drumming Project, a research project focused on the physiological demands and benefits of drumming. (announcement)	comment
31-Jul-11	Kendal Calling Kendal — United Kingdom		Concert
1-Aug-11	O2 Academy Liverpool — United Kingdom		Concert
3-Sep-11	Island Resort and Casino Harris, MI — United States		Concert, Panic of Girls Tour 2011
4-Sep-11	Mystic Lake Casino Hotel Prior Lake, MN — United States		Concert, Panic of Girls Tour 2011
5-Sep-11	Harrah's Stir Cove Council Bluffs, IA — United States		Concert, Panic of Girls Tour 2011
7-Sep-11	House of Blues Chicago, IL — United States		Concert, Panic of Girls Tour 2011
9-Sep-11	The Colosseum at Caesars Windsor Windsor, ON — Canada		Concert, Panic of Girls Tour 2011
10-Sep-11	Casino Rama Entertainment Centre Orillia, ON — Canada	(ticket front) (ticket back) [new]	Concert, Panic of Girls Tour 2011
12-Sep-11	Highline Ballroom New York, NY — United States	Opening: Lissy Trullie. Today's page of the band itinerary book also contained the schedule for the band's live performance on the Today show: (itinerary schedule)	Concert, Panic of Girls Tour 2011
13-Sep-11	Highline Ballroom New York, NY — United States		Concert, Panic of Girls Tour 2011
14-Sep-11	Wilbur Theatre Boston, MA — United States		Concert, Panic of Girls Tour 2011
16-Sep-11	Music Box at the Borgata Atlantic City, NJ — United States		Concert, Panic of Girls Tour 2011
17-Sep-11	Oak Ridge Park Clark, NJ — United States	Free Festival Show (Union County Musicfest)	Concert, Panic of Girls Tour 2011
18-Sep-11	Theatre at Westbury Westbury, NY — United States	Band itinerary states venue is "Westbury Music Hall Theater"	Concert, Panic of Girls Tour 2011
20-Sep-11	The Fillmore Silver Spring Silver Spring, MD — United States		Concert, Panic of Girls Tour 2011
21-Sep-11	Durham Performing Arts Center Durham, NC — United States		Concert, Panic of Girls Tour 2011
23-Sep-11	Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre Alpharetta, GA — United States		Concert, Panic of Girls Tour 2011
24-Sep-11	Ruth Eckerd Hall Clearwater, FL — United States		Canceled Concert, Panic of Girls Tour 2011
26-Sep-11	Hard Rock Live at Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Hollywood, FL — United States	(external link)	Canceled Concert, Panic of Girls Tour 2011
28-Sep-11	Mahalia Jackson Theatre New Orleans, LA — United States		Concert, Panic of Girls Tour 2011
29-Sep-11	Austin City Limits Live at Moody Theater Austin, TX — United States		Concert, Panic of Girls Tour 2011
1-Oct-11	Granada Theater Dallas, TX — United States		Concert, Panic of Girls Tour 2011
2-Oct-11	Inn of the Mountain Gods Resort & Casino Mescalero, NM — United States		Concert, Panic of Girls Tour 2011
4-Oct-11	The Foundry Phoenix, AZ — United States	Band itinerary has venue listed as "Foundry on First"	Canceled Concert, Panic of Girls Tour 2011
5-Oct-11	Club Nokia Los Angeles, CA — United States		Concert, Panic of Girls Tour 2011
6-Oct-11	Tonight Show with Jay Leno Burbank, CA — United States	Blondie performed "Mother". Itinerary has venue as "Studio 11 at NBC Studios" (3000 West Alameda Avenue, Burbank CA).	TV, Panic of Girls Tour 2011
7-Oct-11	The Mountain Winery Saratoga, CA — United States		Concert, Panic of Girls Tour 2011
8-Oct-11	The Beach at Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino Las Vegas, NV — United States		Concert, Panic of Girls Tour 2011
9-Oct-11	McCallum Theatre Palm Desert, CA — United States		Concert, Panic of Girls Tour 2011
24-Mar-12	Firefly Gala Sarasota, FL — United States		Concert
25-Mar-12	Hard Rock Live Hollywood, FL — United States		Concert
31-Mar-12	The Big Dance Concert Series New Orleans, LA — United States		Concert
5-Sep-12	Seattle, WA — United States		travel (to), Blondie/Devo Tour 2012
6-Sep-12	Chateau St Michelle Winery Woodinville, WA — United States	Schedule: 8:00 Breakfast; 9:00 Load in; 12:00 Lunch; 4:30 Rehearsal; 5:00 Dinner; 10:00 Curfew.	Rehearsal, Blondie/Devo Tour 2012
7-Sep-12	Chateau St Michelle Winery Woodinville, WA — United States	Blondie with Devo	Concert, Blondie/Devo Tour 2012
8-Sep-12	Sleep Country Amphitheater Ridgefield, WA — United States	Blondie with Devo. Venue was formerly the Amphitheater at Clark County; a series of sponsor related name changes followed, most recently in August 2021 to RV Inn Style Resorts Amphitheater.	Concert, Blondie/Devo Tour 2012
10-Sep-12	The Warfield San Francisco, CA — United States	Blondie with Devo	Concert, Blondie/Devo Tour 2012
11-Sep-12	The Mountain Winery Saratoga, CA — United States	Blondie with Devo	Concert, Blondie/Devo Tour 2012
12-Sep-12	Greek Theater Los Angeles, CA — United States	Blondie with Devo	Concert, Blondie/Devo Tour 2012
14-Sep-12	Sunrise Marketplace Pavilion Citrus Heights, CA — United States	Blondie with Devo	Concert, Blondie/Devo Tour 2012
15-Sep-12	Taste of Newport Newport Beach, CA — United States	Blondie with Devo	Concert, Blondie/Devo Tour 2012
18-Sep-12	Stubb's Waller Creek Amphitheater Austin, TX — United States	Blondie with Devo	Concert, Blondie/Devo Tour 2012
19-Sep-12	Arena Theatre Houston, TX — United States	Blondie with Devo	Concert, Blondie/Devo Tour 2012
20-Sep-12	Zoo Amphitheatre Oklahoma City, OK — United States	Blondie with Devo	Concert, Blondie/Devo Tour 2012
22-Sep-12	St. Augustine Amphitheatre Anastasia Isle,FL — United States	Blondie with Devo	Concert, Blondie/Devo Tour 2012
23-Sep-12	Pinellas Park Pinellas Park, FL — United States	Blondie with Devo. Band itinerary states venue is "England Brothers Bandshell Park".	Concert, Blondie/Devo Tour 2012
25-Sep-12	The Palladium Carmel, IN — United States	Blondie with Devo. Band itinerary states venue is "Center for the Performing Arts". The city of Carmel website refers to it as "The Palladium at The Center for The Performing Arts".	Concert, Blondie/Devo Tour 2012
26-Sep-12	Chicago Theatre Chicago, IL — United States	Blondie with Devo (ticket stub) (ticket stub reverse)	Concert, Blondie/Devo Tour 2012
28-Sep-12	Forest Hills Fine Arts Center Grand Rapids, MI — United States		Concert, Blondie/Devo Tour 2012
30-Sep-12	PNC Waterside Pavilion Solomons, MD — United States	Blondie with Cheap Trick	Concert, Blondie/Devo Tour 2012
1-Oct-12	The State Theatre Falls Church, VA — United States		Concert, Blondie/Devo Tour 2012
2-Oct-12	State Theatre New Brunswick, NJ — United States		Concert, Blondie/Devo Tour 2012
4-Oct-12	St. George Theatre Staten Island, NY — United States		Concert, Blondie/Devo Tour 2012
5-Oct-12	The Palace Theatre Greensburg, PA — United States		Concert, Blondie/Devo Tour 2012
7-Oct-12	The Capitol Theatre Port Chester, NY — United States		Concert, Blondie/Devo Tour 2012
31-Oct-12	15th Annual Hulaween Bash at Waldorf-Astoria New York, NY — United States	Blondie performed at Bette Midler's private charity event benefiting the New York Restoration Project. Press articles contained photos and noted that Debbie still did not have power after Hurricane Sandy went through the area a few days earlier.	Private Concert
29-Nov-12	Trusts Stadium Auckland — New Zealand	Blondie with Stranglers and The Saints	Concert
1-Dec-12	Derwent Entertainment Centre Glenorchy — Australia	Blondie with Stranglers and The Saints	Concert
3-Dec-12	Sidney Myer Music Bowl, Arts Centre Melbourne — Australia	Blondie with Stranglers and The Saints. This show was officially released as a 2CD package which had a typo printed on both discs: "Live in Austalia 2012". (Discogs link) (Buy CD (archived))	Concert
6-Dec-12	Enmore Theatre Sydney — Australia	Blondie with Stranglers and The Saints. This show was officially released as a 2CD package which had a typo printed on both discs: "Live in Austalia 2012". (Discogs link) (Buy CD (archived))	Concert
8-Dec-12	Homebake Festival Sydney — Australia	(review)	Concert
10-Dec-12	Townsville Entertainment Centre Townsville — Australia	Blondie with Stranglers and The Saints	Concert
11-Dec-12	Mackay Entertainment Convention Centre Mackay — Australia	Blondie with Stranglers and The Saints	Concert
13-Dec-12	Riverstage Brisbane — Australia	Blondie with Stranglers and The Saints	Concert
31-Dec-12	The Top of the Standard New York, NY — United States		Benefit Concert
6-May-13	Metropolitan Museum of Art, Costume Institute New York, NY — United States	Blondie performed at the 2013 Met Gala (also known as the Met Ball). This invitation-only event, organized by the fashion magazine Vogue, is a fundraiser that marks the opening of the Costume Institute's annual fashion exhibit on the Upper East Side of Manhattan. The theme of the 2013 event was "Punk: Chaos to Couture". On Facebook, [Chris Stein's wife] Barbara Sicuranza posted a photo of her with Debbie from the event, and a number of magazines covered it. Venue location: Fifth Avenue, Manhattan. (Facebook link) (external link)	Benefit Concert
11-Jun-13	Club Arena Moscow — Russia	This show is notable for the live premiere of a number of new songs. Setlist: One Way or Another, Rave (New song from upcoming album, first live perfomance), Hanging on the Telephone (The Nerves cover), Union City Blue, A Rose by Any Name (New song from upcoming album, first live perfomance), The Tide Is High (The Paragons cover), I Want to Drag You Around (New song from upcoming album, first live perfomance), Maria, Winter (New song from upcoming album, first live perfomance), Lights (Ellie Goulding cover) / Atomic, What I Heard, Wipe Off My Sweat, Sugar on the Side (New song from upcoming album, first live perfomance), Heart of Glass. Encore: Take Me in the Night (New song from upcoming album, first live perfomance), Call Me, Relax (Frankie Goes to Hollywood cover), Dreaming. A good quality video of this show is on youtube. (youtube link)	Concert, Blondie Blastoff Tour 2013
14-Jun-13	Sherwood Pines Edwinstowe — United Kingdom	Blondie with The Lightning Seeds	Concert, Blondie Blastoff Tour 2013
15-Jun-13	Thetford Forest Brandon — United Kingdom	Blondie with The Lightning Seeds	Concert, Blondie Blastoff Tour 2013
16-Jun-13	Isle of Wight Festival Newport — United Kingdom		Concert, Blondie Blastoff Tour 2013
18-Jun-13	O2 Academy Liverpool — United Kingdom		Concert, Blondie Blastoff Tour 2013
19-Jun-13	Villa Marina Douglas, Isle of Man — United Kingdom		Concert, Blondie Blastoff Tour 2013
21-Jun-13	Westonbirt Arboretum Tetbury — United Kingdom	Blondie with The Lightning Seeds	Concert, Blondie Blastoff Tour 2013
22-Jun-13	Bedgebury Pinetum Tunbridge Wells — United Kingdom	Blondie with The Lightning Seeds	Concert, Blondie Blastoff Tour 2013
23-Jun-13	Sands Centre Carlisle — United Kingdom		Concert, Blondie Blastoff Tour 2013
25-Jun-13	Olympia Theatre Dublin — Ireland		Concert, Blondie Blastoff Tour 2013
26-Jun-13	Waterfront Hall Auditorium Belfast — Northern Ireland		Concert, Blondie Blastoff Tour 2013
28-Jun-13	Dalby Forest Pickering — United Kingdom	Blondie with The Lightning Seeds	Concert, Blondie Blastoff Tour 2013
29-Jun-13	Cannock Chase Forest Rugeley — United Kingdom	Blondie with The Lightning Seeds	Concert, Blondie Blastoff Tour 2013
1-Jul-13	Clyde Auditorium Glasgow — Scotland		Concert, Blondie Blastoff Tour 2013
2-Jul-13	Usher Hall Edinburgh — Scotland		Concert, Blondie Blastoff Tour 2013
4-Jul-13	O2 Academy Newcastle — United Kingdom		Concert, Blondie Blastoff Tour 2013
6-Jul-13	Delamere Forest Delamere — United Kingdom	Blondie with The Lightning Seeds	Concert, Blondie Blastoff Tour 2013
7-Jul-13	Roundhouse London — United Kingdom		Concert, Blondie Blastoff Tour 2013
9-Jul-13	Kew Gardens London — United Kingdom		Concert, Blondie Blastoff Tour 2013
10-Jul-13	Paradiso Amsterdam — Netherlands		Concert, Blondie Blastoff Tour 2013
12-Jul-13	Musiclac Festival Aix-Les-Bains — France		Concert, Blondie Blastoff Tour 2013
13-Jul-13	TW Classic Festival Werchter — Belgium		Concert, Blondie Blastoff Tour 2013
4-Sep-13	Boston, MA — United States	*The band's itinerary covering the period Sept. 4 through Oct. 13 calls this the "Blondie Blast Off Tour 2013", but the tour (mostly with X) was promoted and advertised as the "No Principals" tour, officially announced in a press release dated June 18. Blondie's manager confirmed that "No Principals" was not a typo, but rather an intentional reference to school. (itinerary cover)	travel (to), No Principals Tour*
5-Sep-13	The Casino Ballroom Hampton Beach, NH — United States	Blondie with X. *The band's itinerary covering the period Sept. 4 through Oct. 13 calls this the "Blondie Blast Off Tour 2013", but the tour (mostly with X) was promoted and advertised as the "No Principals" tour, officially announced in a press release dated June 18. Blondie's manager confirmed that "No Principals" was not a typo, but rather an intentional reference to school.	Concert, No Principals Tour*
6-Sep-13	The Rapids Theatre Niagara Falls, NY — United States	Blondie with X	Concert, No Principals Tour
7-Sep-13	The Grand at the Golden Nugget Atlantic City, NJ — United States	Blondie with X	Concert, No Principals Tour
9-Sep-13	9:30 Club Washington, DC — United States	Blondie with X (ticket stub)	Concert, No Principals Tour
11-Sep-13	PNC Pavilion Cincinnati, OH — United States	Blondie with X	Concert, No Principals Tour
12-Sep-13	Royal Oak Music Theatre Royal Oak, MI — United States	Blondie with X	Concert, No Principals Tour
14-Sep-13	Riot Fest & Carnival – Humboldt Park Chicago, IL — United States	Blondie with X	Concert, No Principals Tour
17-Sep-13	King County's Marymoor Park Redmond, WA — United States	Blondie with X	Concert, No Principals Tour
19-Sep-13	Nob Hill Masonic Center San Francisco, CA — United States	Blondie with X. Venue was the Nob Hill Masonic Auditorium (later named SF Masonic Auditorium in 2014, originally the Grand Masonic Auditorium 1958-95).	Concert, No Principals Tour
20-Sep-13	Montalvo Arts Center Saratoga, CA — United States	Blondie with X	Concert, No Principals Tour
21-Sep-13	Theater at Honda Center Anaheim, CA — United States	Band itinerary lists these performers: Berlin, The Sugarhill Gang, The Fixx, Psychedelic Furs, Adam Ant, Rick Springfield, Blondie. Band and crew travel after the show 14+ hours (842 mi) to Santa Fe. (itinerary schedule)	Concert, Blondie Blastoff Tour 2013*
23-Sep-13	Santa Fe Opera House Santa Fe, NM — United States	Blondie with X	Concert, No Principals Tour
24-Sep-13	The Plaza Theatre El Paso, TX — United States	Blondie with X	Concert, No Principals Tour
26-Sep-13	Stubb's Waller Creek Amphitheater Austin, TX — United States	Blondie with X	Concert, No Principals Tour
27-Sep-13	Warehouse Live – The Ballroom Houston, TX — United States	Blondie with X	Concert, No Principals Tour
28-Sep-13	State Fair of Texas – Fair Park Dallas, TX — United States	Blondie with X. Free Concert	Concert, No Principals Tour
30-Sep-13	Ryman Auditorium Nashville, TN — United States	Blondie with X	Concert, No Principals Tour
1-Oct-13	The Buckhead Theatre Atlanta, GA — United States	Blondie with X	Concert, No Principals Tour
3-Oct-13	The Keswick Theatre Glenside, PA — United States	Blondie with X	Concert, No Principals Tour
4-Oct-13	Roseland Ballroom New York, NY — United States	Blondie with X	Concert, No Principals Tour
5-Oct-13	Olympic Stadium Montreal, QC — Canada	This show (without support) is included in the band itinerary book, but not in the press release. It was likely canceled. An internet search turned up no evidence of the show having occurred, but one site that mentioned it about two months before the date had some artwork in French: (event artwork)	Canceled Concert, Blondie Blastoff Tour 2013*
8-Oct-13	Zeiterion Performing Arts Center New Bedford, MA — United States		Concert, Blondie Blastoff Tour 2013*
9-Oct-13	Count Basie Theatre Red Bank, NJ — United States	(ticket stub)	Private Concert, Blondie Blastoff Tour 2013*
11-Oct-13	Teatro Metropólitan Mexico City — Mexico		Concert, Blondie Blastoff Tour 2013*
12-Oct-13	Corona Capital Music Festival Mexico City — Mexico	Blondie's set was scheduled for 11:30pm	Concert, Blondie Blastoff Tour 2013*
19-Nov-13	AT&T Park San Francisco, CA — United States	Blondie with Green Day. Dreamforce Gala/The Concert for Kids (benefit)	Concert
17-Dec-13	Apollo Theater New York, NY — United States	Debbie and Chris attended the invitation-only Lou Reed memorial. Debbie sang "White Light, White Heat" (external link)	Private Event
31-Dec-13	Times Square New York, NY — United States	Blondie performed "One Way or Another" and "Call Me" live on Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve (at 9:25pm EST).	Concert
1-Feb-14	Times Square New York, NY — United States	Super Bowl Boulevard	Concert
5-Feb-14	Barclays Center Brooklyn, NY — United States	US Amnesty International "Bringing Human Rights Home" Concert. Setlist: One Way or Another, A Rose by Any Name, Call Me (external link)	Performance
15-Feb-14	Fontainebleu Hotel Miami, FL — United States	BleauLive Concert	Concert
24-Feb-14	BBC Maida Vale Studios London — United States	Band recorded a TV program to be broadcast in May	Recording
26-Feb-14	O2 Academy London — United Kingdom	Received NME Godlike Genius award 2014. Setlist: One Way Or Another, A Rose By Any Name, Atomic, Mile High, Rapture/(You Gotta) Fight For Your Right (To Party)!, Sugar On The Side, Call Me, Heart Of Glass (press release 2)	Performance
12-Mar-14	Austin Music Hall Austin, TX — United States	Blondie inducted Kathy Valentine into the Austin Chronicle Music Poll Hall of Fame. Then joined members of the Dead Boys and the Stooges to back Alejandro Escovedo in a performance of the Velvet Underground's "White Light/White Heat." (press release 1)	appearance
13-Mar-14	Yahoo's Brazos Hall Austin, TX — United States	Concert as part of SXSW. Setlist: One Way Or Another, Rave, Hanging On The Telephone, A Rose By Any Name, Mile High, Rapture/(You Gotta) Fight For Your Right (To Party)!, Atomic, What I Heard, Sugar On The Side, Heart Of Glass, Call Me (external link)	Concert
15-Mar-14	Stubb's Austin, TX — United States	Rachael Ray's Feedback Concert Series (free concert). (broken archived link)	Concert
15-Mar-14	Austin Music Hall Austin, TX — United States	Perez Hilton's 7th Annual One Night In Austin. Setlist: One Way Or Another, A Rose By Any Name, Mile High, Rapture, (You Got to) Fight For Your Right (To Party), Sugar On The Side, Heart Of Glass, Call Me (archived link)	Performance
9-May-14	Morrison Hotel Gallery in the Dream Hotel New York, NY — United States	Chris opened his gallery exhibit "Blondie 4(0) Ever". Debbie appeared with him for the benefit of the press (photographers and video). Matt and his wife Laurel Katz-Bohen were also in attendance at this party, which was the night before the exhibit's official opening. An article about it is available here: (external link)	appearance
13-May-14	Good Morning America New York, NY — United States	(broken link)	Performance
13-May-14	BBC Maida Vale Studios London — United Kingdom	The performance recorded on 24-Feb-2014 is aired. A 7-minute interview with Debbie and Chris from BBC2 featuring rarely seen video of band rehearsal is available on youtube: (youube link)	TV (air date)
13-May-14	SiriusXM Studios New York, NY — United States	Performance and interview with 1st Wave host Richard Blades	Radio Show (recording)
14-May-14	The Daily Show with Jon Stewart New York, NY — United States		TV
15-May-14	SIR Stage 37 New York, NY — United States	Ray-Ban Corporate Event. Invitation only, 7pm. Venue location: SIR STAGE 37, 508 W 37th St. (external link)	Private Concert
19-May-14	LIVE with Kelly and Michael New York, NY — United States		TV
19-May-14	Rough Trade Records New York, NY — United States	Setlist: One Way Or Another, Rave, A Rose By Any Name, Rapture/No Sleep Till Brooklyn (Beastie Boys cover), Sugar On The Side, Heart Of Glass, Mile High, Havana Affair (Ramone's cover), Call Me, Dreaming (encore). An article discussed the event and listed upcoming tour dates: (external link)	Concert
22-May-14	Bravo – Watch What Happens Live New York, NY — United States	Debbie is interviewed by host Andy Cohen (external link)	TV
23-May-14	SiriusXM Radio New York, NY — United States	The recording done on May 13th is broadcast (external link)	comment
24-May-14	Tropicana Casino & Resort Atlantic City, NJ — United States	The setlist is available here: (setlist.fm)	Concert, Blondie 4(0) Ever World Tour
25-May-14	Sands Bethlehem Event Center Bethlehem, PA — United States	The setlist is available here: (setlist.fm)	Concert, Blondie 4(0) Ever World Tour
28-May-14	92nd St. "Y" (92Y) New York, NY — United States	Debbie and Chris are interviewed before an audience by Anthony DeCurtis (Rolling Stone) (archived link) (youtube link)	appearance
10-Jun-14	Cirkus Stockholm — Sweden	A setlist is available here: (setlist.fm)	Concert, Blondie 4(0) Ever World Tour
12-Jun-14	Bergenfest Bergen — Norway	A setlist is available here: (setlist.fm)	Concert, Blondie 4(0) Ever World Tour
14-Jun-14	Esbjerg Rock Festival Esbjerg — Denmark	A setlist is available here: (setlist.fm)	Concert, Blondie 4(0) Ever World Tour
16-Jun-14	Abbey Road Studios London — United Kingdom		Private Concert
18-Jun-14	Paradiso Amsterdam — Netherlands	A setlist is available here: (setlist.fm)	Concert, Blondie 4(0) Ever World Tour
19-Jun-14	Rockhal Esch-sur-Alzette — Luxembourg	A setlist is available here: (setlist.fm)	Concert, Blondie 4(0) Ever World Tour
21-Jun-14	Azkena Rock Festival Vitoria-Gasteiz — Spain	A setlist is available here: (setlist.fm)	Concert, Blondie 4(0) Ever World Tour
23-Jun-14	Tempodrom Berlin — Germany	A setlist is available here: (setlist.fm)	Concert, Blondie 4(0) Ever World Tour
24-Jun-14	Grosse Freiheit 36 Hamburg — Germany	A setlist is available here: (setlist.fm)	Concert, Blondie 4(0) Ever World Tour
25-Jun-14	E-Werk Cologne — Germany	A setlist is available here: (setlist.fm)	Concert, Blondie 4(0) Ever World Tour
27-Jun-14	Glastonbury Festival Pilton — United Kingdom	A setlist is available here: (setlist.fm)	Concert, Blondie 4(0) Ever World Tour
29-Jun-14	O2 Academy Sheffield — United Kingdom	A setlist is available here: (setlist.fm)	Concert, Blondie 4(0) Ever World Tour
30-Jun-14	O2 Shepherds Bush Empire London — United Kingdom	A setlist is available here: (setlist.fm)	Concert, Blondie 4(0) Ever World Tour
1-Jul-14	Village Underground London — United Kingdom	Concert for Virgin Atlantic/Vivienne Westwood (external link)	Private Concert, Blondie 4(0) Ever World Tour
3-Jul-14	Pedralbes Festival Barcelona — Spain	This was originally scheduled for July 2, but the ticket agency called all the buyers to advise them of the change of date. It was eventually canceled. (external link)	Canceled Concert
4-Jul-14	Festival Beauregard/Hérouville-Saint-Clair Caen — France		Concert, Blondie 4(0) Ever World Tour
7-Jul-14	Festival Les Déferlantes d'Argelès-sur-Mer Argelès-sur-Mer — France		Concert, Blondie 4(0) Ever World Tour
10-Jul-14	RBC Royal Bank Bluesfest Ottawa, ON — Canada	Bluesfest 2014. Also appearing that day were the Band Perry, Young the Giant, John Mayall, Gogol Bordello, Procol Harum the NAC Symphony Orchestra, and Dave Mason's Traffic Jam. A setlist is available here: (setlist.fm)	Concert, Blondie 4(0) Ever World Tour
11-Jul-14	Festival D'ete International De Quebec Quebec City QC — Canada	Blondie was alotted 2 hours, followed by Billy Joel. A setlist is available here: (setlist.fm)	Concert, Blondie 4(0) Ever World Tour
18-Jul-14	Pemberton Music Festival Pemberton, BC — Canada	A setlist is available here: (setlist.fm)	Concert, Blondie 4(0) Ever World Tour
20-Jul-14	Wella Trendvision (L.A. Live) Los Angeles, CA — United States	For the first time, the melody of "Groove Is In The Heart" by Deee-Lite was worked into the instrumental section of "The Tide Is High". Set: Call Me, One Way Or Another, Rave, Hanging On The Telephone, Mile High, Maria; Euphoria, A Rose By Any Name, Rapture/(You Gotta) Fight For Your Right (To Party); The Tide Is High/The Groove Is In The Heart (during the interlude), Atomic, Sugar On The Side, Heart of Glass. In a Facebook post, musician, author, and Blondie friend Paul Zone wrote, "Blondie, Sunday (July 20, 2014). Performing at a private rooftop party in Hollywood. Photos by Paul Zone". His photographs include live shots and one that shows a setlist labeled "L.A. Live, L.A." "July 20 2014". Youtube user Freddy Sherman posted a 100-second clip of he beginning of the performance, writing, "Our company (http://www.nuell.net) secured Blondie to play for the WELLA NATVA Trendvision 2014 awards. Here's the band making their entrance and starting their amazing set." The website has one photo from the performance and states, "Client: Wella \| Sebastian; Nuell Entertainment secured iconic rock band Blondie along with 10th Street Entertainment and The Agency Group to perform for WELLA – The salon professional division of Proctor and Gamble – for the North American Trend Vision Awards during the band's 40th anniversary and only West Coast performance scheduled for 2014." (setlist) (Facebook post) (Youtube link) (photo)	Private Concert
16-Aug-14	V Festival/Hylands Park Chelmsford — United Kingdom	For the first time, the melody for "Anarchy In The UK" by the Sex Pistols is briefly heard at the conclusion of "Heart Of Glass". A setlist is available here: (setlist.fm)	Concert, Blondie 4(0) Ever World Tour
17-Aug-14	V Festival/Weston Park Stafford — United Kingdom	A setlist is available here: (setlist.fm)	Concert, Blondie 4(0) Ever World Tour
19-Aug-14	O2 Academy Bristol, Avon — United Kingdom	A setlist is available here: (setlist.fm)	Concert, Blondie 4(0) Ever World Tour
20-Aug-14	O2 Academy Leicester — United Kingdom	A setlist is available here: (external link)	Concert, Blondie 4(0) Ever World Tour
22-Aug-14	Rock en Seine Festiva Paris — France	A setlist is available here: (setlist.fm)	Concert, Blondie 4(0) Ever World Tour
23-Aug-14	For Noise Festival Lausanne — Switzerland	A setlist is available here: (setlist.fm)	Concert, Blondie 4(0) Ever World Tour
25-Aug-14	Špancirfest Varaždin — Croatia	Blondie performed "War Child" for the first time on this tour. A setlist is available here: (setlist.fm)	Concert, Blondie 4(0) Ever World Tour
27-Aug-14	O2 ABC Glasgow — United Kingdom	An attendee who met Clem before, and Debbie and Chris reported that the venue was extensively damaged by fire over the night of 15 June 2018. A setlist is available here: (setlist.fm)	Concert, Blondie 4(0) Ever World Tour
29-Aug-14	Electric Festical Laois — Ireland	A setlist is available here: (setlist.fm)	Concert, Blondie 4(0) Ever World Tour
31-Aug-14	La Fête des Solidarités Namur — Belgium	A setlist is available here: (setlist.fm)	Concert, Blondie 4(0) Ever World Tour
1-Sep-14	Openluchttheater Rivierenhof Antwerp — Belgium	A setlist is available here: (setlist.fm)	Concert, Blondie 4(0) Ever World Tour
3-Sep-14	3 Magnolia Circle Milan — Italy	A setlist is available here: (setlist.fm)	Concert, Blondie 4(0) Ever World Tour
6-Sep-14	Black Box Istanbul Istanbul — Turkey	A setlist is available here: (setlist.fm)	Concert, Blondie 4(0) Ever World Tour
9-Sep-14	Budapest Arena Budapest — Hungary	A setlist is available here: (setlist.fm)	Concert, Blondie 4(0) Ever World Tour
11-Sep-14	Arena Wien Vienna — Austria	A setlist is available here: (setlist.fm)	Concert, Blondie 4(0) Ever World Tour
13-Sep-14	O2 Academy Birmingham — United Kingdom	A setlist is available here: (setlist.fm)	Concert, Blondie 4(0) Ever World Tour
14-Sep-14	Live in Hyde Park London — United Kingdom	A setlist is available here: (setlist.fm)	Concert, Blondie 4(0) Ever World Tour
16-Sep-14	iTunes Festival at The Roundhouse London — United Kingdom	A setlist is available here: (setlist.fm)	Concert, Blondie 4(0) Ever World Tour
23-Sep-14	New York, NY — United States	Chris Stein's first book, "Negative: Me, Blondie, and the Advent of Punk" is released by Rizzoli. At least one book signing event took place, including at the Tribeca Barnes & Noble in New York City, where he did a short Q&A and book signing on September 29, 2014. Pre-orders of the book were announced on Blondie.net on August 22, 2014. (external link)	comment
26-Sep-14	New York, NY — United States	Debbie Harry's sound engineer for the 1990 tour, Jules Henry Aerts, passes away at age 56. Jules was a long time friend of Leigh Foxx and introduced Barry L. Kramer to Debbie, Chris, and Leigh for the first time on June 28, 1990. Jules went on to spend 20 years touring with Bob Dylan. (obituary)	comment
1-Oct-14	Clio Awards New York, NY — United States	Blondie wins the Honorary Clio Music Award. Debbie and Chris accept on behalf of the band. (external link)	appearance, Blondie wins the Honorary Clio Music Award. Debbie and Chris accept on behalf of the band.
3-Oct-14	Harrah's Resort SoCal – The Events Center Valley Center, CA — United States	A setlist is available here: (setlist.fm) (event artwork)	Concert, Blondie 4(0) Ever World Tour
5-Oct-14	TBD Festival Sacramento, CA — United States	(external link) (external link) (gig flyer)	Concert, Blondie 4(0) Ever World Tour
4-Nov-14	Harpers Bazaar Woman of the Year London — England		appearance
11-Nov-14	Ovation Song by Song series Santa Monica, CA — United States		TV
5-Dec-14	Symphony Space New York, NY — United States	Headlined Theatre Within's 34th Annual John Lennon Tribute	appearance
11-Dec-14	La Gaité Lyrique Paris — France	Debbie performed with Matt Katz-Bohen and Tommy Kessler. Setlist: Denis, A Rose By Any Name, Take Me In The Night, Dreaming. (external link)	Private Concert
14-Dec-14	Marc Jacobs International Book Paris — France	Debbie and Chris signed copies of Chris's book ("Negative")	Book Promotion
15-Dec-14	Louis Vuitton Auditorium Paris — France	Setlist: One Way Or Another, Rave, Hanging On The Telephone, Mile High, Call Me, Union City Blue, Dreaming, Atomic , Rapture/No Sleep Till Brooklyn (Beastie Boys cover), The Tide Is High, Sugar On The Side, Heart Of Glass	Private Concert
7-Jan-15	Atlanta, GA — United States		Private Concert
25-Jan-15	B.B. King Blues Club and Grill New York, NY — United States		Benefit Concert
5-Mar-15	Carnegie Hall – Stern Auditorium New York, NY — United States	Performed at the Tibetan House Benefit Concert with Matt Katz-Bohen accompanying on keyboard and guitar. Setlist: Lovelight, A Rose By Any Name, and Heart of Glass	Benefit Concert
24-Mar-15	Café Carlyle New York, NY — United States	Matt Katz-Bohen accompanied Debbie. Setlist: Strike Me Pink, French Kissing, Imitation of a Kiss, Lovelight, Love with a Vengeance, Lucky Jim, New York Medley, Love Doesn't Frighten Me At All, Wednesday Afternoon/End of the Run, Kiss and Don't Tell, In Love With Love, Rainbow Connection (archived link)	Concert
25-Mar-15	Café Carlyle New York, NY — United States	Matt Katz-Bohen accompanied Debbie. For this show, Chris Stein performed with them as well. (external link)	Concert
26-Mar-15	Café Carlyle New York, NY — United States	Chris Stein and Matt Katz-Bohen accompanied Debbie. Chris's wife Barbara Sicuranza posted photographs on Facebook: (external link)	Concert
27-Mar-15	Café Carlyle New York, NY — United States	Matt Katz-Bohen accompanied Debbie. A second 10:45pm show was added in addition to the usual 8:45pm show.	Concert
28-Mar-15	Café Carlyle New York, NY — United States	Matt Katz-Bohen accompanied Debbie for the entire concert. In the following setlist, Tommy Kessler joined them on the songs marked with an asterisk. The setlist is Jen Jen, French Kissin, Strike Me Pink, Love Light, I Cover The Waterfront/Hi Baby Doll/New York, New York, Imitation Of A Kiss, Love Doesn't Frighten Me At All* Love With A Vengeance, The Jam Was Moving, Too Drunk To Fuck*, In Love With Love, Rainbow Connection.	Concert
29-Mar-15	Canonsburg, PA — United States	Billy O'Connor, Blondie's first drummer (Aug 1974-Feb 1975; Willliam P. "Billy" O'Connor, Jr.) died at age 61 in the afternoon, of antibiotic-resistant pneumonia, subsequent to a severe stroke in late July 2014. RIP Billy, October 4, 1953 - March 29, 2015. (archived obituary) (obituary)	comment
29-Mar-15	Café Carlyle New York, NY — United States	Matt Katz-Bohen accompanied Debbie for the entire concert. Roy Nathanson joined them for a few songs.	Concert
30-Mar-15	Café Carlyle New York, NY — United States	Matt Katz-Bohen accompanied Debbie	Concert
31-Mar-15	Café Carlyle New York, NY — United States	Matt Katz-Bohen accompanied Debbie	Concert
1-Apr-15	Café Carlyle New York, NY — United States	Matt Katz-Bohen accompanied Debbie	Concert
2-Apr-15	Café Carlyle New York, NY — United States	Matt Katz-Bohen accompanied Debbie	Concert
3-Apr-15	Café Carlyle New York, NY — United States	Matt Katz-Bohen accompanied Debbie. A second 10:45pm show was added in addition to the usual 8:45pm show.	Concert
4-Apr-15	Café Carlyle New York, NY — United States	Matt Katz-Bohen accompanied Debbie	Concert
13-Jun-15	Hotel Cala Di Volpe Sardinia — Italy		Private Concert
18-Jun-15	Paris — France	Believed this was a concert, but band manager Tommy Manzi doesn't have it listed. Unknown if this event occurred.	Comment / Private Concert?
23-Jun-15	SIR – Studio #2 New York, NY — United States	Location: 520 W 25th Street, New York NY. Schedule: 9:30 Load in sound; 10:00 Load in band gear; 2:00 Matt; 3:00 Clem & Tommy; 4:00 Chris, Debbie, Leigh; 4:00-8:00 Rehearsal.	Rehearsal, Short & Sweet Tour
24-Jun-15	SIR – Studio #2 New York, NY — United States	Schedule: 12:30-5:00 Rehearsal.	Rehearsal, Short & Sweet Tour
25-Jun-15	SIR – Studio #2 New York, NY — United States	Schedule: 12:30-5:00 Rehearsal.	Rehearsal, Short & Sweet Tour
26-Jun-15	SIR – Studio #2 New York, NY — United States	Rehearsal with horns. Schedule: 12:30-5:00 Rehearsal; 7:00 Load out.	Rehearsal, Short & Sweet Tour
27-Jun-15	Madison Square Garden Theater New York, NY — United States	Opening for Morrissey. Setlist: One Way Or Another, Rave, Hangin On The Telephone, Call Me, Maria, A Rfose By Any Name, Rapture, Heart Of Glass, The Tide Is High. For the last song, the What Cheer Brigade Wind band joined them on stage. (external link)	Concert, Short & Sweet Tour
29-Jun-15	Packard Music Hall Warren, OH — United States	Setlist: One Way Or Another, Rave, Hanging On The Telephone, Mile High, Call Me, What I Heard, Maria, Euphoria, A Rose By Any Name, Rapture/You Gotta Fight For The Right To Party), The Tide Is High/Groove Is In The Heart, Atomic, Sugar On The Side, Heart Of Glass, War Child/War Pigs, Dreaming (external link)	Concert, Short & Sweet Tour
1-Jul-15	The Rose Music Center at The Heights Huber Heights, OH — United States	Appearing with Melissa Etheridge	Concert, Short & Sweet Tour
2-Jul-15	Ravinia Pavilion Highland Park, IL — United States	Appearing with Melissa Etheridge (external link)	Concert, Short & Sweet Tour
3-Jul-15	St. Louis Fair St. Louis, MO — United States	Appearing with Melissa Etheridge (external link)	Concert, Short & Sweet Tour
5-Jul-15	Hollywood Casino Toledo, OH — United States	Appearing with Melissa Etheridge. Setlist: One Way Or Another, Rave, Hanging On The Telephone, Mile High, Call Me, Maria, Euphoria, A Rose By Any Name, Rapture/You Gotta Fight For The Right To Party), The Tide Is High/Groove Is In The Heart, Atomic, Sugar On The Side, Heart Of Glass, Dreaming. (external link)	Concert, Short & Sweet Tour
7-Jul-15	Earl W. Brydges Artpark Lewiston, NY — United States	Appearing with Melissa Etheridge	Concert, Short & Sweet Tour
8-Jul-15	The Freeman Stage at Bayside Selbyville, DE — United States	Appearing with Melissa Etheridge (external link)	Concert, Short & Sweet Tour
10-Jul-15	Sands Bethlehem Event Center Bethlehem, PA — United States	(external link)	Concert, Short & Sweet Tour
12-Jul-15	Big Music Fest 2015 Waterloo, ON — Canada	This date was added after the band itinerary books were printed.	Concert, Short & Sweet Tour
18-Jul-15	Project Pabst Portland, OR — Untied States	(event artwork)	Concert, Short & Sweet Tour
20-Jul-15	Northern Quest Resort & Casino Airway Heights, WA — Untied States	Appearing with Melissa Etheridge. Schedule: 10:00 Load in; 1:00 Lunch; Sound check: LINE CHECK ONLY!; 5:00 Dinner; 7:00 Doors; 7:00 Melissa Etheridge; 8:45 Blondie; 10:10 Joan Jett; Curfew: N/A.	Concert, Short & Sweet Tour
21-Jul-15	Woodland Park Zoo Seattle, WA — Untied States	Appearing with Melissa Etheridge	Concert, Short & Sweet Tour
22-Jul-15	River Rock Casino Show Theatre Richmond, BC — Canada	Itinerary staates show is with Melissa Etheridge opening.	Concert, Short & Sweet Tour
24-Jul-15	The Mountain Winery Saratoga, CA — United States	Appearing with Melissa Etheridge. Itinerary states "After show: Meet & Greet with fan club" then drive to Los Angeles (344 miles, approx. 6 hours).	Concert, Short & Sweet Tour
26-Jul-15	The Greek Theatre Los Angeles, CA — United States	Appearing with Melissa Etheridge	Concert, Short & Sweet Tour
10-Dec-15	WTTW Grainger Studios Chicago, IL — United States	Taping for PBS Soundstage	Concert/Recording
31-Mar-16	Carnegie Hall – Stern Auditorium New York, NY — United States	Performed "Starman" with Matt Katz-Bohen on lead guitar and the group Holy Holy at the first evening of "The Music of David Bowie" Tribute.	appearance
1-Apr-16	Radio City Music Hall New York, NY — United States	Performed "Heroes" at the second evening of "The Music of David Bowie" Tribute.	appearance
12-May-16	Elmwood Amphitheater Roanoke, VA — United States	6:00pm. (setlist)	Concert, Tour 2016
14-May-16	Sweetlife Festival at Merriweather Post Pavilion Columbia, MD — United States	12:00pm. Announced on 24-Feb-2016, presale began that day at 10am EST with the code SWTL. General on-sale will start Friday, 26-Feb-2016 at 10 am. EST. Tickets start at $100 for a standard general admission ticket, up to $150 for VIP. Sweetlife is a music festival (2 days in 2015; 1 day in 2016). Sweetlife 2016 lineup: The 1975, Halsey, Flume, Grimes, PartyNextDoor, Blondie, Eagles Of Death Metal, Mac Demarco, Thundercat, Shamir, Wolf Alice, DIIV, Prinze George. (setlist) (external link)	Concert, Tour 2016
10-Jun-16	Genesee Theater Waukegan, IL — United States	6:30pm. Tickets go on sale to general public this Friday, 4/15. TICKET PRE-SALE on Thursday 4/14! Use code "GENESEE" for the pre-sale. (setlist)	Concert, Tour 2016
11-Jun-16	Weesner Family Amphitheatre Apple Valley, MN — United States	Blondie introduced Prince's "Kiss" within "Rapture" and played the opening chords of "1999" at the start of "Heart of Glass" in tribute to the singer songwriter who died on April 21. 7:00pm. Blondie.net indicates venue is "Minnesota Zoo", but the venue, the Weesner Family Amphiteatre, is actually a named structure located on the zoo premises. (setlist)	Concert, Tour 2016
12-Jun-16	Miller Station Milwaukee, WI — United States	Milwaukee Pridefest. 12:00pm. Ticket presales start on March 16th. (Use code EPRIDE2016 for presales!).	Concert, Tour 2016
19-Jul-16	Bowery Ballroom New York, NY — United States	For the launch of Levi 505C denim jeans (external link)	Private Concert
22-Jul-16	Snoqualmie Casino, Mountain View Terrace Snoqualmie, WA — United States	6:00pm.	Concert, Tour 2016
24-Jul-16	Winter Park Winter Park, CO — United States	The Divide Music Festival. A setlist was provided to us by Blondie's management. 11:00am. (setlist)	Concert, Tour 2016
3-Sep-16	private home East Hampton, NY — United States	Chris, Debbie, and Matt, backed by G.E. Smith and his band. The concert supports the Perfect Earth Project, a program supported by the writer Cindy Sherman, who hosted the event at her home.	Benefit Concert
7-Sep-16	Red Butte Gardens Salt Lake City, UT — United States	7:00pm.	Concert, Tour 2016
9-Sep-16	LA County Fair Pomona, CA — United States	7:00pm.	Concert, Tour 2016
10-Sep-16	Observatory North Park San Diego, CA — United States	San Diego LA County Fair. 7:00pm.	Concert, Tour 2016
9-Oct-16	Ace Hotel Los Angeles, CA — United States	Debbie and Chris spoke at David Lynch's "Festival of Disruption" (announcement)	appearance
28-Feb-17	United States	Debbie and Chris appear on HSN (Home Shopping Network) promotion for the upcoming "Pollinator" album and related merchandise. (youtube link)	appearance
1-Apr-17	Bimbadgen Hunter Valley, NSW — Australia	7:00pm. (tour artwork)	Concert, Blondie/Cyndi Lauper Spring 2017 Australian Tour
2-Apr-17	Sirromet Winery Mount Cotton, QLD — Australia	7:00pm.	Concert, Blondie/Cyndi Lauper Spring 2017 Australian Tour
4-Apr-17	ICC Sydney Theatre Sydney, NSW — Australia	7:00pm.	Concert, Blondie/Cyndi Lauper Spring 2017 Australian Tour
6-Apr-17	Rod Laver Arena Melbourne, VIC — Australia	7:00pm.	Concert, Blondie/Cyndi Lauper Spring 2017 Australian Tour
8-Apr-17	Rochford Wines Yarra Valley, VIC — Australia	7:00pm.	Concert, Blondie/Cyndi Lauper Spring 2017 Australian Tour
9-Apr-17	Leconfield Wines McLaren Vale, SA — Australia	7:00pm.	Concert, Blondie/Cyndi Lauper Spring 2017 Australian Tour
9-Apr-17	NJ — United States	Blondie's long time friend and collaborator Ronnie Toast (born Ronald L. Kankas 24-Mar-1952) passed away at age 65. Chris wrote about him a few times in his 2024 book "Under a Rock", including this interesting piece while discussing the recording of the first album: "Clem and Gary's friend Ronnie Toast would give me these lyrics he wrote on little notebook pages, envelopes, napkins, et cetera. His poems were great in a surreal, deconstructionist way and Gary and me did four songs with him: "Starbeast," "A Slip of the Razor," "Cautious Lip," and "Rifle Range." "Rifle Range" made it onto the record." "The songs were done with a semi-live feel; we were dealing with things we had been playing for close to a year. We did a few overdubs and Debbie overdubbed the vocals. There wasn't that much refining in the studio; we all just tried to do our parts as best we could." (announcement) (obituary)[new]	comment
12-Apr-17	Kings Park & Botanic Gardens Perth, WA — Australia	7:00pm.	Concert, Blondie/Cyndi Lauper Spring 2017 Australian Tour
15-Apr-17	Horncastle Arena Christchurch — New Zealand	7:00pm.	Concert, Blondie/Cyndi Lauper Spring 2017 Australian Tour
17-Apr-17	Vector Arena Auckland — New Zealand	7:00pm.	Concert, Blondie/Cyndi Lauper Spring 2017 Australian Tour
28-Apr-17	SchwuZ Berlin — Germany	(announcement)	Concert, Blondie Pollinator Tour 2017
3-May-17	Roundhouse London — England	7:00pm. Sold Out. (ticket) [new]	Concert, Blondie Pollinator Tour 2017
5-May-17	United States	Blondie's album "Pollinator" is released. An article based on its press release is available: (external link)	release
17-May-17	World Cafe Live Philadelphia, PA — United States	Blondie played the 17th annual NON-COMMvention. The 45 minute set was streamed live on VuHaus. (announcement) (video link)	Concert
23-May-17	Round Chapel London — England	Amazon Prime Live event. Tix on sale Thursday May 11.	Concert, Blondie Pollinator Tour 2017
17-Jun-17	The Mermaid Parade Coney Island, NY — United States	Debbie and Chris appear as Queen Mermaid and King Neptune at the 35th annual Mermaid Parade in NYC. (external link) (announcement) (external link)	appearance
23-Jun-17	The Eden Project Cornwall — England	Blondie perform at The Eden Sessions. (announcement)	Concert, Blondie Pollinator Tour 2017
25-Jun-17	Aviva Stadium Dublin — Ireland	7:00pm.	Concert, Phil Collins & Blondie
28-Jun-17	The Olympia Paris — France	7:00pm. Blondie will headline	Concert, Blondie Pollinator Tour 2017
29-Jun-17	Studio 360 New York, NY — United States	Debbie and Chris are interviewed at Studio 360 by WNYC's Kurt Andersen; it is available for streaming at WNYC: (external link)	interview
30-Jun-17	BST Hyde Park London — England		Concert, Blondie Pollinator Tour 2017
4-Jul-17	San Jose, CA — United States	Band (except Clem, Tommy) to San Jose; CB/TK to San Francisco.	travel (to)
5-Jul-17	The Mountain Winery Saratoga, CA — United States	7:00pm.	Concert, Blondie/Garbage 2017 'Rage and Rapture' North American Tour w/Special Guests Exene Cervenka & John Doe
7-Jul-17	Santa Barbara Bowl Santa Barbara, CA — United States	6:30pm.	Concert, Blondie/Garbage 2017 'Rage and Rapture' North American Tour w/Special Guests Exene Cervenka & John Doe
8-Jul-17	Pearl Theater Las Vegas, NV — United States	8:00pm.	Concert, Blondie/Garbage 2017 'Rage and Rapture' North American Tour w/Special Guests Exene Cervenka & John Doe
9-Jul-17	Hollywood Bowl Los Angeles, CA — United States	7:00pm. Blondie & Garbage with Sky Ferreira. Itinerary: Sky Ferreira 7-7:30pm, Garbage 7:35-8:55, Blondie 9:05-10:15. (announcement)	Concert, Blondie/Garbage 2017 'Rage and Rapture' North American Tour
12-Jul-17	Edgefield Amphitheater Troutdale, OR — United States	5:00pm.	Concert, Blondie/Garbage 2017 'Rage and Rapture' North American Tour w/Special Guests Exene Cervenka & John Doe
13-Jul-17	Chateau Ste. Michelle Winery Woodinville, WA — United States	7:30pm.	Concert, Blondie/Garbage 2017 'Rage and Rapture' North American Tour w/Special Guests Exene Cervenka & John Doe
14-Jul-17	Idaho Center Amphitheater Nampa, ID — United States	6:45pm.	Concert, Blondie/Garbage 2017 'Rage and Rapture' North American Tour w/Special Guests Exene Cervenka & John Doe
16-Jul-17	Fiddler's Green Amphitheatre Englewood, CO — United States	6:00pm.	Concert, Blondie/Garbage 2017 'Rage and Rapture' North American Tour w/Special Guests Exene Cervenka & John Doe
18-Jul-17	Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts Kansas City, MO — United States	7:00pm.	Concert, Blondie/Garbage 2017 'Rage and Rapture' North American Tour w/Special Guests Exene Cervenka & John Doe
19-Jul-17	Harrah's Council Bluffs Hotel & Casino Council Bluffs, IA — United States	7:00pm. Band itinerary shows venue as Stir Cove at Harrah's Casino.	Concert, Blondie/Garbage 2017 'Rage and Rapture' North American Tour w/Special Guests Exene Cervenka & John Doe
21-Jul-17	Mystic Lake Casino – Mystic Showroom Prior Lake, MN — United States	7:00pm.	Concert, Blondie/Garbage 2017 'Rage and Rapture' North American Tour w/Special Guests Exene Cervenka & John Doe
22-Jul-17	Ravinia Festival Pavilion Highland Park, IL — United States	7:00pm.	Concert, Blondie/Garbage 2017 'Rage and Rapture' North American Tour w/Special Guests Exene Cervenka & John Doe
25-Jul-17	Artpark Amphitheater Lewiston, NY — United States	4:45pm.	Concert, Blondie/Garbage 2017 'Rage and Rapture' North American Tour w/Special Guest Deap Vally
26-Jul-17	Sony Centre for Performing Arts Toronto, ON — Canada	7:00pm. Band itinerary shows venue as Sony Centre Theater.	Concert, Blondie/Garbage 2017 'Rage and Rapture' North American Tour w/Special Guest Deap Vally
28-Jul-17	Count Basie Theatre Red Bank, NJ — United States	7:00pm.	Concert, Blondie/Garbage 2017 'Rage and Rapture' North American Tour w/Special Guest Deap Vally
29-Jul-17	Bethel Woods Center for the Arts Bethel, NY — United States	8:00pm.	Concert, Blondie/Garbage 2017 'Rage and Rapture' North American Tour w/Special Guest Deap Vally
30-Jul-17	Blue Hills Bank Pavilion Boston, MA — United States	7:00pm.	Concert, Blondie/Garbage 2017 'Rage and Rapture' North American Tour w/Special Guest Deap Vally
1-Aug-17	Beacon Theatre New York, NY — United States	7:30pm.	Concert, Blondie/Garbage 2017 'Rage and Rapture' North American Tour w/Special Guest Deap Vally
2-Aug-17	Mann Center for the Performing Arts Philadelphia, PA — United States	7:00pm.	Concert, Blondie/Garbage 2017 'Rage and Rapture' North American Tour w/Special Guest Deap Vally
3-Aug-17	Filene Center at Wolf Trap Vienna, VA — United States	7:30pm.	Concert, Blondie/Garbage 2017 'Rage and Rapture' North American Tour w/Special Guest Deap Vally
5-Aug-17	Red Hat Amphitheater Raleigh, NC — United States	7:00pm.	Concert, Blondie/Garbage 2017 'Rage and Rapture' North American Tour w/Special Guest Deap Vally
6-Aug-17	Chastain Park Amphitheater Atlanta, GA — United States	7:00pm.	Concert, Blondie/Garbage 2017 'Rage and Rapture' North American Tour w/Special Guest Deap Vally
8-Aug-17	Seminole Hard Rock Live Arena Hollywood, FL — United States	6:00pm.	Concert, Blondie/Garbage 2017 'Rage and Rapture' North American Tour w/Special Guest Deap Vally
9-Aug-17	Hard Rock Live Orlando, FL — United States	7:00pm.	Concert, Blondie/Garbage 2017 'Rage and Rapture' North American Tour w/Special Guest Deap Vally
11-Aug-17	ACL Live at the Moody Theater Austin, TX — United States	7:00pm.	Concert, Blondie/Garbage 2017 'Rage and Rapture' North American Tour w/Special Guest Deap Vally
12-Aug-17	South Side Ballroom Dallas, TX — United States	7:00pm.	Concert, Blondie/Garbage 2017 'Rage and Rapture' North American Tour w/Special Guest Deap Vally
14-Aug-17	Sports Palace Mexico City — Mexico	7:30pm.	Concert, Blondie/Garbage 2017 'Rage and Rapture' North American Tour w/Special Guest Deap Vally
19-Aug-17	Harry Chapin Lakeside Theater East Meadow, NY — United States	All Ages. Free concert!	Concert, Blondie Pollinator Tour 2017
4-Sep-17	PNE Amphitheatre Vancouver, BC — Canada	iHeart Radio Beach Ball. Tix Presale 6/21 & 6/22. Password: QMFM	Concert, Blondie Pollinator Tour 2017
10-Sep-17	Hyde Park London — England	All Ages. (gig flyer)	Concert, Blondie Pollinator Tour 2017
12-Sep-17	Round Chapel London — England	All Ages. Ltd Tickets for Amazon.co.uk Prime members	Concert, Blondie Pollinator Tour 2017
16-Sep-17	Mixfest Concert Boston, MA — United States	All Ages.	Concert, Blondie Pollinator Tour 2017
13-Oct-17	Tilles Center For The Performing Arts Greenvale, NY — United States	7:00pm. All Ages.	Concert, Blondie Pollinator Tour 2017
14-Oct-17	Bergen Performing Arts Center Englewood, NJ — United States	Pre-sale Password: RAGEANDRAPTURE	Concert, Blondie Pollinator Tour 2017
7-Nov-17	Royal Council Hall Nottingham — England	All Ages. Tix on sale Fri. Aug. 11. Blondie.net posted a news item announcing the shows that included the tour artwork. (news post)	Concert, Blondie Pollinator Tour 2017
8-Nov-17	Brighton Centre Brighton — England	All Ages. Tix on sale Fri. Aug. 11	Concert, Blondie Pollinator Tour 2017
10-Nov-17	Motorpoint Arena Cardiff — Wales	All Ages. Tix on sale Fri. Aug. 11	Concert, Blondie Pollinator Tour 2017
11-Nov-17	Apollo Manchester — England		Concert, Blondie Pollinator Tour 2017
13-Nov-17	Barclaycard Arena Birmingham — England		Concert, Blondie Pollinator Tour 2017
14-Nov-17	SSE Hydro Glasgow — Scotland		Concert, Blondie Pollinator Tour 2017
16-Nov-17	02 Academy Brixton London — England		Concert, Blondie Pollinator Tour 2017
17-Nov-17	02 Academy Brixton Brixton — England	Extra Date Added Due To Demand! (setlist)	Concert, Blondie Pollinator Tour 2017
6-Feb-18	Lincoln Center New York, NY — United States	Blondie headlines and performed at the Woman's Day 15th Annual Red Dress Awards, honoring those who have made significant contributions in the fight against heart disease, the number one killer of women today. The event was held at Frederick P. Rose Hall, home of Jazz at Lincoln Center in NYC. (announcement) (external link) (external link)	Concert
25-Apr-18	North Hollywood, Los Angeles CA — United States	Blondie's producer, engineer, mixer, and writer for part of their 2011 album "Panic of Girls", Kato Khandwala, dies in a motorcycle accident at age 47. (external link)	comment
17-May-18	Morrison Hotel Gallery New York, NY — United States	Debbie Harry and Chris Stein attend the "CBGB & OMFUG: The Age Of Punk" exhibit. (archive link) [new]	comment
29-Jun-18	Meijer Gardens Grand Rapids, MI — United States	All Ages. Member Presale starts April 28 and closes midnight May 11. Sales resume for members & public at 9 am May 12. (setlist)	Concert
30-Jun-18	Interlochen Festival Interlochen, MI — United States	8:00am.	Concert
20-Jul-18	House of Vans Brooklyn, NY — United States	On July 10, it was announced that Blondie would be headlining, with guests Liz Phair and Sasami. Free show. Setlist: One Way or Another, Hanging on the Telephone, Fun, Call Me, Gravity, Rapture, The Tide Is High, Long Time, Atomic, Heart of Glass; From Russia With Love (Matt Monro cover), Dreaming. (external link)	Concert
27-Jul-18	Microsoft Theater Los Angeles, CA — United States	All Ages. Blondie with Adam Ant, Berlin, and more.	Concert
28-Jul-18	Microsoft Theater Los Angeles, CA — United States	8:00pm. Blondie with Adam Ant, Berlin, and more.	Concert
3-Aug-18	Mass MOCA North Adams, MA — United States	12:00pm. Mass MOCA /Joe's Field	Concert
4-Aug-18	Osheaga 2018 Music Festival Montreal, QC — Canada	12:00am.	Concert
6-Aug-18	New York — United States	Elda Rose Gentile, aka Elda Stiletto, who was in the pre-Blondie band The Stillettoes with Debbie Harry, Rosie Ross (all on lead vocals), Chris Stein (guitars), Fred Smith (bass), and Billy O'Connor (drums), passed away at age 68. RIP Elda, November 7, 1949 - August 6, 2018. A version of her website is preserved in the Internet Archive. (obituary) (external link) (website archive)	comment
9-Aug-18	Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tulsa – The Joint Catoosa, OK — United States	8:00pm. Tix on sale May 31.	Concert
11-Aug-18	Bohemian Nights Festival Fort Collins, CO — United States	8:30pm. Free concert! Downtown Fort Collins.	Concert
22-Aug-18	NY State Fair 2018 – Chevy Court Syracuse, NY — United States	8:00pm. Price: FREE. Free concert on opening day of NY State Fair!	Concert
24-Aug-18	Niagara Fallsview Casino Resort Niagara Falls, ON — Canada	8:00pm.	Concert
2-Sep-18	Bumbershoot/Seattle Ctr. Seattle, WA — United States	8:30pm.	Concert
4-Sep-18	Kettlehouse Amphitheater Bonner, MT — United States	All Ages. Local Presale: Thu, Feb 22: 10a-10p password: HEARTOFGLASS Public On Sale: Fri, Feb 23 at 10a	Concert
14-Sep-18	KAABOO 2018 – Del Mar Racetrack Del Mar, CA — United States	12:00pm. KAABOO 2018 at Del Mar Racetrack. Setlist: One Way or Another, Doom or Destiny, Hanging on the Telephone, Fun, Call Me, Gravity, Rapture, Fragments, Maria, The Tide Is High, Too Much, Long Time, Atomic, Heart of Glass, Dreaming. (external link)	Concert
16-Sep-18	Douglas Park – Riot Fest 2018 Chicago, IL — United States	8:00pm.	Concert
28-Sep-18	Ridgefield Playhouse Ridgefield, CT — United States	8:00pm. On sale to public June 8 at 10am EST.	Concert
29-Sep-18	Sea Hear Now Festival Asbury Park, NJ — United States	12:00pm. Festival runs Sept. 29-30. BLONDIE performs on 29th.	Concert
23-Oct-18	United States	Chris Stein's second book, "Point of View: Me, New York City, and the Punk Scene" is released by Rizzoli. At least one book signing event took place, including at the Morrison Hotel Gallery, where he did a book signing on December 20, 2018 during a multi-week exhibition of vintage Blondie memorabilia. The first mention in the press of the Morrison Gallery exhibition was on May 21 in The Guardian. For more information on the exhibitions and book events, explore the Blondie.net News page. (external link) (press release) (external link) (announcement) (Guardian article) (broken external link) (interview)	comment
10-Nov-18	Velodromo Estadio Nacional Santiago — Chile	8:00pm. Colors Night Lights 2 Festival	Concert
15-Nov-18	Popload Festival Sao Paulo — Brazil	12:00pm.	Concert
17-Nov-18	Rock & Pop Festival / ESTADIO OBRAS OUTDOOR Buenos Aires — Argentina	Band itinerary states: "8:00pm. ROCK & POP FESTIVAL Argentina". The website concerts.fandom.com/wiki/Blondie states: "Estadio Obras Outdoor, Buenos Aires, ARG (Rock & Pop Festival, supported by The Vamps, Eruca Sativa, Azealia Banks, Magic Numbers, Octafonic & Todo Aparenta Normal) ".	Concert
30-Nov-18	The Great Hall at Cooper Union New York, NY — United States	This was a discussion with Debbie and Chris moderated by Rob Roth to promote Chris's second book "Point of View: Me, New York City, and the Punk Scene". The event was free, but reservations were required. Photographer Howard Gaines captured a great shot of Debbie as she answered a question with her shirt; it was quite funny. The video of the event was posted for a week after the event on the Cooper Union Website. Venue address: 7 East 7th St. NYC. See also the entry for 23-Sep-2014 for information about Chris's first book release ("Negative"). (admission ticket) (youtube link) (Howard Gaines photo)	Book Promotion
20-Dec-18	Morrison Hotel Gallery in the Dream Hotel New York, NY — United States	At least one book signing event for Chris's second book "Point of View: Me, New York City, and the Punk Scene" (released October 23) took place, including at the Morrison Hotel Gallery, where he did a book signing on December 20, 2018 during a multi-week exhibition of Blondie memorabilia. See also the entry for 23-Sep-2014 for information about Chris's first book release ("Negative"). Venue address: 116 Prince St., 2nd Floor. The gallery has a photo page where prints may be purchased. (external link) (external link) (photo page) (Guardian article)	Book Promotion
31-Jan-19	SVA Theatre New York, NY — United States	As part of the promotion for Chris's second book "Point of View: Me, New York City, and the Punk Scene", Chris and Debbie appeared for a visual presentation and interview moderated by multi-disciplinary artist and art director Rob Roth. Following the discussion, Chris signed copies of the book, which were available for purchase at the event. The event was livestreamed. Venue address: 333 W. 23rd St., NYC. Note: Chris did an interview with Johanna Fateman of Le Tigre in late December 2018. The School of Visual Arts (SVA), which hosted the event and where Chris attended in the late 60s, created some high quality buttons (pinbacks) that are 32.5mm diameter. An employee of SVA at the table where they were in containers said that SVA made them to promote the event. These were free to guests. There were three designs, one with Debbie Harry's face, one with Chris's, and one book promotion graphic. (event description) (interview) (buttons photo) (article) (interview) (photos) (tickets) (order info)	Book Promotion
16-Feb-19	KAABOO 2019 (Cayman) Seven Mile Beach, Grand Cayman — Cayman Islands	8:00pm. In the Cayman Islands	Concert
15-Mar-19	Teatro Mella Havana — Cuba	8:00pm. This was the band's first gig in Cuba. Blondie guitarist and co-founder Chris Stein did not attend due to medical concerns. See also: 16-Jun-21. (VIP laminate)	Concert
16-Mar-19	Teatro Mella Havana — Cuba	8:00pm. This was the band's second (and last) gig in Cuba. Blondie guitarist and co-founder Chris Stein did not attend due to medical concerns. See also: 16-Jun-21.	Concert
29-May-19	BookExpo at Jacob Javits Center New York, NY — United States	Debbie, Chris, and Rob Roth promoting Debbie's forthcoming memoir"Face It"; approx. 1pm. The book was released on October 1. [new]	Private Book Promotion
22-Jun-19	Count Basie Theatre Red Bank, NJ — United States	7:30pm. Count Basie Center Summer Gala (setlist)	Concert
23-Jun-19	Strand Theatre York, PA — United States	The Strand Theatre is part of the Appell Center for the Performing Arts in York PA. The Appell Center also includes the newly-renovated Capitol Theatre and The Studio. It's located at 50 N. George St. (setlist)	Concert
12-Jul-19	Edenvale Aerodrome – Roxodus Music Fest 2019 Stayner, ON — Canada	Eventbrite reports "The Roxodus Music Fest was abruptly canceled by the event organizers on July 3, 2019." (event artwork)	Canceled Concert
16-Jul-19	SIR – Studio 3 New York, NY — United States	Rehearsals 11:00am - 6:00 pm	Rehearsal, 2019 Tour
17-Jul-19	SIR – Studio 3 New York, NY — United States	Rehearsals 11:00am - 6:00 pm	Rehearsal, 2019 Tour
18-Jul-19	SIR – Studio 3 New York, NY — United States	Rehearsals 11:00am – 5:00 pm then crew load out and drive to Bethel	Rehearsal, 2019 Tour
20-Jul-19	Bethel Woods Center for the Arts Bethel, NY — United States	This gig was on the 50th anniversary of the first moon landing. This short tour went on presale on Blondie.net the week of April 02, 2019 using the following official tour artwork provided by Blondie's band manager: (tour artwork)	Concert, Elvis Costello & The Imposters and Blondie Co-Headlining 2019 Tour
21-Jul-19	Mohegan Sun Arena Uncasville, CT — United States		Concert, Elvis Costello & The Imposters and Blondie Co-Headlining 2019 Tour
23-Jul-19	Rockland Trust Bank Pavilion Boston, MA — United States	Band itinerary additionally lists the venue as Blue Hills Bank Pavilion, its previous name before the Feb. 4 acquisition of Blue Hills Bank byRockland Trust Bank.	Concert, Elvis Costello & The Imposters and Blondie Co-Headlining 2019 Tour
24-Jul-19	Forest Hills Stadium Forest Hills, NY — United States	Band itinerary additionally refers to the venue as "Forest Hills Tennis Center" in Queens, NY.	Concert, Elvis Costello & The Imposters and Blondie Co-Headlining 2019 Tour
25-Jul-19	United States	In a news post, Blondie.net publishes the cover of Debbie's memoir, "Face It" which had been exclusively revealed to Oprah Daily on July 23. (news post) (external link) (cover image)	comment
26-Jul-19	The Anthem Washington DC — United States		Concert, Elvis Costello & The Imposters and Blondie Co-Headlining 2019 Tour
27-Jul-19	BB&T Pavilion Camden, NJ — United States		Concert, Elvis Costello & The Imposters and Blondie Co-Headlining 2019 Tour
31-Jul-19	Las Vegas, NV — United States		travel (to), Elvis Costello & The Imposters and Blondie Co-Headlining 2019 Tour
1-Aug-19	The Pearl Theater At The Palms Las Vegas, NV — United States		Concert, Elvis Costello & The Imposters and Blondie Co-Headlining 2019 Tour
2-Aug-19	Pechanga Summit Temecula, CA — United States		Concert, Elvis Costello & The Imposters and Blondie Co-Headlining 2019 Tour
4-Aug-19	FivePoint Amphitheatre Irvine, CA — United States		Concert, Elvis Costello & The Imposters and Blondie Co-Headlining 2019 Tour
5-Aug-19	Greek Theatre Los Angeles, CA — United States		Concert, Elvis Costello & The Imposters and Blondie Co-Headlining 2019 Tour
7-Aug-19	Santa Barbara Bowl Santa Barbara, CA — United States		Concert, Elvis Costello & The Imposters and Blondie Co-Headlining 2019 Tour
8-Aug-19	Concord Pavilion Concord, CA — United States		Concert, Elvis Costello & The Imposters and Blondie Co-Headlining 2019 Tour
10-Aug-19	Chateau Ste. Michelle Winery Woodinville, WA — United States	This appears to have been Leigh Foxx's last gig with the band. An article in NME on 2023 June 25 stated that (ex-Sex Pistols bassist) Glen Matlock was replacing him on the UK and US tours in April 2022 as Leigh recuperated from a back injury, but as of May 2024, he never rejoined the band and no other known public statement was made. This is also co-founder and guitarist Chris Stein's last live concert with the band; he subsequently announced his retirement from touring on Twitter (April 14, 2022), remaining active writing and recording in the studio. Chris was replaced on tour by Andee Blacksugar. (ticket stub) (Twitter statement)	Concert, Elvis Costello & The Imposters and Blondie Co-Headlining 2019 Tour
13-Aug-19	United States	Blondie.net announced a 7-date U.S. book tour (from September 30 to October 8) for Debbie Harry's "Face It". (announcement)	comment
30-Sep-19	Town Hall New York, NY — United States	On August 13, 2019, Blondie.net announced a 7-date U.S. book tour (from September 30 to October 8) for Debbie Harry's "Face It", featuring in-depth conversation, a visual presentation, and more with Debbie, Blondie co-founder and renowned photographer Chris Stein, and multi-disciplinary artist and director Rob Roth. These were usually promoted with the phrase "In Conversation"; some were livestreamed and available for a limited time online replay after the event. Six of those events took place. The final Philadelphia event scheduled for October 8 was canceled. This entry at Town Hall in NYC was the first one. Fab 5 Freddy made a surprise appearance toward the end of the interview, and signed a few books for fans at the end. Signed books were available for purchase in the lobby at the event. The website debbieharry.com was also acquired and launched to promote the book. A number of in-person book signings took place at these events, including one scheduled late in 2019 (December 05 at Bookmarc, 400 Bleecker Street, New York, NY), but all other future events, including a scheduled book tour in Europe (Germany and UK in September and November 2020 respectively) were canceled due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. See also: 01-Oct-2019 and 01-Nov-2022. (tour card)	Book Promotion
1-Oct-19	United States	Dey Street Books, an imprint of publisher HarperCollins, releases Debbie Harry's second autobiography, a memoir: "Face It". Rolling Stone wrote: "The book, which blends first-person essays with interviews conducted by journalist Sylvie Simmons, documents her band's ascent to New Wave fame." It was initially released in hardcover, e-book, and audiobook formats. See also: 30-Sep-2019. (external link) (external link (archive)) (press release)	comment
1-Oct-19	Barnes & Noble Union Square New York, NY — United States	Book signing promoting Debbie Harry's "Face It". Venue address: 33 E 17rh St. (tour card)	Book Promotion
3-Oct-19	Jewish Community Center San Francisco, CA — United States	Venue address: 3200 California St. (tour card) (youtube link)	Book Promotion
4-Oct-19	Live Talks Los Angeles at The Aratani Theatre Los Angeles, CA — United States	Venue address: 244 San Pedro St. (tour card) (youtube link)[new]	Book Promotion
5-Oct-19	Orpheum Theatre Phoenix, AZ — United States	Venue address: 203 W Adams St. (tour card)	Book Promotion
7-Oct-19	Walnut Hills High School Cincinnati, OH — United States	Venue address: 1501 Blair Ave. (tour card)	Book Promotion
8-Oct-19	Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts Philadelphia, PA — United States	Venue address: 3680 Walnut St. (tour card)	Canceled Book Promotion
14-Oct-19	Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A) London — England	Talk and book signing: Debbie Harry and Chris Stein "in conversation" with Rob Roth to promote "Face It". The event program is online and archived: (external link) (archived)	Book Promotion
5-Dec-19	Bookmarc New York, NY — United States	"Face It" book signing. Venue address: 400 Bleecker Street. (announcement)	Book Promotion
7-Mar-20	Kampnagel Hamburg — Germany	On December 5, 2019, Blondie.net announced a 4-date "In Conversation" book tour in Germany for Debbie Harry's "Face It", with Debbie and Chris and moderated by Rob Roth. These were canceled due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. (tour card [in German]) (announcement)	Canceled Book Promotion
9-Mar-20	Funkhaus Berlin — Germany	On December 5, 2019, Blondie.net announced a 4-date "In Conversation" book tour in Germany for Debbie Harry's "Face It", with Debbie and Chris and moderated by Rob Roth. These were canceled due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. (tour card [in German]) (announcement)	Canceled Book Promotion
11-Mar-20	lit.COLOGNE Cologne — Germany	On December 5, 2019, Blondie.net announced a 4-date "In Conversation" book tour in Germany for Debbie Harry's "Face It", with Debbie and Chris and moderated by Rob Roth. These were canceled due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. (tour card [in German]) (announcement)	Canceled Book Promotion
13-Mar-20	Muffathalle Munich — Germany	On December 5, 2019, Blondie.net announced a 4-date "In Conversation" book tour in Germany for Debbie Harry's "Face It", with Debbie and Chris and moderated by Rob Roth. These were canceled due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. (tour card [in German]) (announcement)	Canceled Book Promotion
22-Apr-20	Royal Concert Hall Glasgow — Scotland	On January 24, 2020, Blondie.net announced a 4-date "An evening with Debbie Harry & Chris Stein in conversation" book tour in the UK for Debbie Harry's "Face It", with Debbie and Chris and directed by Rob Roth. These four events were postponed to February 2022 and again postponed to November 2022 due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. (tour card) (announcement)	Canceled Book Promotion
24-Apr-20	Symphony Hall Birmingham — England	On January 24, 2020, Blondie.net announced a 4-date "An evening with Debbie Harry & Chris Stein in conversation" book tour in the UK for Debbie Harry's "Face It", with Debbie and Chris and directed by Rob Roth. These four events were postponed to February 2022 and again postponed to November 2022 due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. (tour card) (announcement)	Canceled Book Promotion
26-Apr-20	Bridgewater Hall Manchester — England	On January 24, 2020, Blondie.net announced a 4-date "An evening with Debbie Harry & Chris Stein in conversation" book tour in the UK for Debbie Harry's "Face It", with Debbie and Chris and directed by Rob Roth. These four events were postponed to February 2022 and again postponed to November 2022 due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. (tour card) (announcement)	Canceled Book Promotion
28-Apr-20	Barbican Centre London — England	On January 24, 2020, Blondie.net announced a 4-date "An evening with Debbie Harry & Chris Stein in conversation" book tour in the UK for Debbie Harry's "Face It", with Debbie and Chris and directed by Rob Roth. These four events were postponed to February 2022 and again postponed to November 2022 due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. (tour card) (announcement)	Canceled Book Promotion
2-May-20	The Grounds at Dignity Health Sports Park Carson, CA — United States	Cruel World Festival. This and all newer dates were canceled due to COVID-19 pandemic. According to the website consequenceofsound.net, Cruel World is a one-day festival taking place September 12, 2020 (moved from the original date on May 20), in Los Angeles, featuring pioneers of new wave, post-punk, goth, and 80's alt-rock. The lineup promises Morrissey, Bauhaus, Blondie, Devo, Echo & The Bunnymen, and more. Ticket price: $135-$165 (GA).	Canceled Concert
14-May-20	Showcenter Complex San Pedro — Mexico		Canceled Concert
16-May-20	Zapopan Jalisco — Mexico		Canceled Concert
20-May-20	TBA Dallas, TX — United States		Canceled Concert
22-May-20	Kaiser Permanente Arena Santa Cruz, CA — United States		Canceled Concert
5-Aug-20	London — England	In a statement issued 05 August 2020 to the London Stock Exchange, Merck Mercuriadis' Hipgnosis Songs and its investment adviser The Family announced a deal to buy 100% of Debbie Harry and Chris Stein's writer's share and neighboring rights (Sound Exchange) royalties in their Blondie catalogs, tallying 197 songs. Financial terms were not disclosed. (external link)	comment
16-Jun-21	Battery Park New York, NY — United States	This was a live performance following the screening at the Tribeca Film Festival in Battery Park of the premiere of "Blondie: Vivir En La Habana", a short 18-minutefilm directed by the band's art director Rob Roth documenting Blondie's first performance in Cuba which was part of a cultural exchange through the Cuban Ministry of Culture. Blondie performed there on March 15 and 16, 2019. The band's newest member, guitarist Andee Blacksugar, who had worked with their keyboardist Matt Katz-Bohen, replaced guitarist and founding member Chris Stein following his retirement from touring (Chris remains active in writing, recording, and producing). This was Andee's first public performance with Blondie. A video of part of the performance has been uploaded to youtube: (youtube link) (external link) (archived copy) (youtube link)	Concert
12-Sep-21	Bridgewater Hall Manchester — England	On October 30, 2020, Blondie.net announced the rescheduled dates (from April 2020) for "An evening with Debbie Harry & Chris Stein in conversation" book tour in the UK for Debbie Harry's "Face It", with Debbie and Chris and directed by Rob Roth. These four events were postponed to February 2022 and again postponed to November 2022. (tour card) (announcement)	Canceled Book Promotion
15-Sep-21	Royal Concert Hall Glasgow — Scotland	On October 30, 2020, Blondie.net announced the rescheduled dates (from April 2020) for "An evening with Debbie Harry & Chris Stein in conversation" book tour in the UK for Debbie Harry's "Face It", with Debbie and Chris and directed by Rob Roth. These four events were postponed to February 2022 and again postponed to November 2022. (tour card) (announcement)	Canceled Book Promotion
17-Sep-21	Birmingham Town Hall Birmingham — England	On October 30, 2020, Blondie.net announced the rescheduled dates (from April 2020) for "An evening with Debbie Harry & Chris Stein in conversation" book tour in the UK for Debbie Harry's "Face It", with Debbie and Chris and directed by Rob Roth. These four events were postponed to February 2022 and again postponed to November 2022. (tour card) (announcement)	Canceled Book Promotion
19-Sep-21	London Palladium London — England	On October 30, 2020, Blondie.net announced the rescheduled dates (from April 2020) for "An evening with Debbie Harry & Chris Stein in conversation" book tour in the UK for Debbie Harry's "Face It", with Debbie and Chris and directed by Rob Roth. These four events were postponed to February 2022 and again postponed to November 2022. (tour card) (announcement)	Canceled Book Promotion
6-Nov-21	M&S Bank Arena Liverpool — Scotland	Blondie + special guest Garbage. This tour was unfortunately canceled. See also: entry for 22-Apr-2022. (tour artwork)	Canceled Concert, Against The Odds Tour
8-Nov-21	Utilita Arena Birmingham — England	Blondie + special guest Garbage	Canceled Concert, Against The Odds Tour
9-Nov-21	AO Arena Manchester — England	Blondie + special guest Garbage	Canceled Concert, Against The Odds Tour
11-Nov-21	Bonus Arena Hull — England	Blondie + special guest Garbage	Canceled Concert, Against The Odds Tour
12-Nov-21	Motorpoint Arena Nottingham — England	Blondie + special guest Garbage	Canceled Concert, Against The Odds Tour
14-Nov-21	Brighton Centre Brighton — England	Blondie + special guest Garbage	Canceled Concert, Against The Odds Tour
16-Nov-21	Motorpoint Arena Cardiff — Wales	Blondie + special guest Garbage	Canceled Concert, Against The Odds Tour
18-Nov-21	The O2 London — England	Blondie + special guest Garbage	Canceled Concert, Against The Odds Tour
20-Nov-21	The SSE Hydro Glasgow — Scotland	Blondie + special guest Garbage	Canceled Concert, Against The Odds Tour
21-Nov-21	First Direct Arena Leeds — England	Blondie + special guest Garbage	Canceled Concert, Against The Odds Tour
10-Dec-21		On 10-Dec-2021, the Retropop magazine website wrote: "Chris Stein has cast doubt on his future with Blondie. The guitarist co-founded the group alongside Debbie Harry back in 1974 but, speaking to NME, the musician admitted heart issues may force him off the road. "I don't know if I'm going to be participating in touring going forward", he explained. "I just have some heart bulls**t." "I take medicine for it that's a little fatiguing. It's an irregular heartbeat. It's not super-serious, but it's just tiring and I don't have the stamina I did when I was 30 or 40. So I mainly deal with the recording at this point. I was actually sitting down for the last couple of tours. I figured if BB King could do it, I could! We'll see."" (external link)	comment
18-Feb-22	Birmingham Town Hall Birmingham — England	These dates were postponed from April 2020 and September 2021, and again postponed to November 2022. (schedule)	Canceled Book Promotion
20-Feb-22	Royal Concert Hall Glasgow — Scotland	These dates were postponed from April 2020 and September 2021, and again postponed to November 2022. (schedule)	Canceled Book Promotion
23-Feb-22	London Palladium London — England	These dates were postponed from April 2020 and September 2021, and again postponed to November 2022. (schedule)	Canceled Book Promotion
25-Feb-22	Bridgewater Hall Manchester — England	These dates were postponed from April 2020 and September 2021, and again postponed to November 2022. (schedule)	Canceled Book Promotion
14-Apr-22	The Paramount Huntington, NY — United States	Blondie announced 3 shows in the US on 31-January-2022 and additional shows on 01-March-2022 on blondie.net and on social networking. Presale begins Feb. 1 at 10am local time with code: AGAINSTALLODDS; General on sale begins Friday, Feb. 4. Tickets start at $99. This show was announced as postponed in a press release dated 08-April-2022; on June 13, it was rescheduled to August 10. (tour artwork) (press release)	Canceled Concert, Against The Odds Tour
16-Apr-22	London — England	Debbie, Clem, Tommy M., and Rob Roth fly Newark NJ (depart 8:30am United flight #934) to London (arrive LHR 8:40pm) followed by 3 days off then travel to Glasgow on April 20 (BA flight #1482). (tour artwork) (external link) (itinerary cover) (itinerary schedule) (itinerary personnel)	Travel (to), April-May 2022 UK Tour
21-Apr-22	OVO Hydro Glasgow — Scotland	This arena was known as The SSE Hydro until October 2021. Venue address: Exhibition Way, Stobcross Road. This is a production rehearsal. Band arrival 4:00pm. (tour artwork) (external link)	Rehearsal, April-May 2022 UK Tour
22-Apr-22	OVO Hydro Glasgow — Scotland	Blondie + special guest Johnny Marr. The rescheduling was announced on 06-October-2021 on the official Blondie facebook page (facebook.com/blondie). An online article, dated 20-April-2022, quotes Chris (via his April 14 Twitter post) as stating he has "a dumbass condition called atrial fibrillation". Glen Matlock, best known as the original bass player for the Sex Pistols, will be joining Blondie, replacing Leigh Foxx, for their tour of the UK which begins on April 22, 2022. A 2023 article in NME stated that Glen Matlock was stepping in for bassist Leigh Foxx while he recuperated from a back injury, but as of May 2024, Leigh hasn't returned. Note: this arena was known as the SSE Hydro until October 2021. (tour artwork) (external link) (NME article)	Concert, April-May 2022 UK Tour
23-Apr-22	United States	A special limited edition 2x7" edition of "Sunday Girl" is released for Record Store Day. 3000 copies made. (announcement) (external link) (Discogs entry)	release
24-Apr-22	Motorpoint Arena Cardiff Cardiff — Wales	Blondie + special guest Johnny Marr. Venue address: Mary Ann St.	Concert, April-May 2022 UK Tour
26-Apr-22	The O2 Arena London — England	Blondie + special guest Johnny Marr. Blondie's early bass player Gary Valentine (Gary Lachman) attended, and Debbie acknowledged him in her intro to the song that he wrote for the band's second album "Plastic Letters". Debbie said: "The person who wrote this song is here with us tonight, Gary Valentine. Presence Dear". Venue address: Peninsula Square, Greenwich Peninsula. (youtube link)	Concert, April-May 2022 UK Tour
28-Apr-22	Brighton Centre Brighton — England	Blondie + special guest Johnny Marr. Venue address: Kings Road, East Sussex. (ticket) (ticket reverse)	Concert, April-May 2022 UK Tour
29-Apr-22	Bonus Arena Hull — England	Blondie + special guest Johnny Marr. Venue address: Myton St.	Concert, April-May 2022 UK Tour
1-May-22	AO Arena Manchester — England	Blondie + special guest Johnny Marr. Venue address: Victoria Station Approach, Hunts Bank.	Concert, April-May 2022 UK Tour
2-May-22	M&S Bank Arena Liverpool — England	Blondie + special guest Johnny Marr. Venue address: Kings Dock, Liverpool Waterfront.	Concert, April-May 2022 UK Tour
4-May-22	First Direct Arena Leeds — England	Blondie + special guest Johnny Marr. Venue address: Arena Way. (ticket) (ticket reverse)	Concert, April-May 2022 UK Tour
5-May-22	Motorpoint Arena Nottingham Nottingham — England	Blondie + special guest Johnny Marr. Venue address: Bolero Square, The Lace Market. The band included some of Donna Summer's "I Feel Love" at the end of "Heart of Glass". (youtube link) (ticket) (ticket reverse)	Concert, April-May 2022 UK Tour
7-May-22	Utilita Arena Birmingham Birmingham — England	Blondie + special guest Johnny Marr. Venue address: King Edwards Road, West Midlands. Band and crew travel home the next day (May 8) from London Heathrow Terminal 5. (youtube link) (ticket) (ticket reverse)	Concert, April-May 2022 UK Tour
14-May-22	Brookside at the Rose Bowl Pasadena, CA — United States	As of March 2, 2022, this gig is sold out. Festival location: Brookside at the Rose Bowl, 1001 Rose Bowl Dr, Pasadena, CA 91103. (festival artwork) (external link)	Concert, Cruel World Festival 2022
15-May-22	Brookside at the Rose Bowl Pasadena, CA — United States	Festival location: Brookside at the Rose Bowl, 1001 Rose Bowl Dr, Pasadena, CA 91103. (festival artwork) (lineup archive)	Concert, Cruel World Festival 2022
17-May-22	The Masonic San Francisco, CA — United States	With special guest The Damned. Blondie announced three shows in the US on 31-January-2022 on blondie.net and on social networking. Presale begins Feb. 1 at 10am local time with code: AGAINSTALLODDS; General on sale begins Friday, Feb. 4. A poster was sold as merch on this leg of the tour. (tour artwork) (tour poster)	Concert, Against The Odds Tour
18-May-22	Humphreys Concerts by the bay San Diego, CA — United States	With special guest The Damned. Blondie announced 3 shows in the US on 31-January-2022 on blondie.net and on social networking. Presale begins Feb. 1 at 10am local time with code: AGAINSTALLODDS; General on sale begins Friday, Feb. 4. Venue address: 2241 Shelter Island Drive, San Diego, CA 92106 (tour artwork)	Concert, Against The Odds Tour
21-May-22	Corona Capital Guadalajara Guadalajara — Mexico		Concert, Against The Odds Tour
8-Jun-22	United States	Presales of "Against The Odds 1974-1982" vinyl and CD collector's editions began and were announced on blondie.net and social networking. It is available in four configurations: 10LP, 4LP, 8CD, and 3CD scheduled for release 26-Aug-2022. (announcement) (release announcement) (unboxing video)	comment
10-Aug-22	The Paramount Huntington, NY — United States	This show was originally scheduled for April 14 but was announced as postponed in a press release dated 08-April-2022; on June 13, it was rescheduled to August 10. Tickets start at $69.50. Band tinerary book indicates no other act performing. (reschedule notice)	Concert, Against The Odds Tour
12-Aug-22	Foxwoods Resort Casino (Grand Theater) Mashantucket, CT — United States	With special guest The Damned. Blondie announced 10 shows in the US on 01-March-2022 on blondie.net and on social networking. Presale begins March 2 at 10am local time with code: AGAINSTALLODDS; General on sale begins March 4. (tour artwork) (tour announcement)	Concert, Against The Odds Tour
14-Aug-22	Leader Bank Pavilion Boston, MA — United States	With special guest The Damned. Blondie announced 10 shows in the US on 01-March-2022 on blondie.net and on social networking. Presale begins March 2 at 10am local time with code: AGAINSTALLODDS; General on sale begins March 4. Venue is sometimes referred to by its former name, Rockland Trust Bank Pavilion. (tour artwork)	Concert, Against The Odds Tour
17-Aug-22	The Rooftop at Pier 17 New York, NY — United States	With special guest The Damned. Blondie announced 10 shows in the US on 01-March-2022 on blondie.net and on social networking. Presale begins March 2 at 10am local time with code: AGAINSTALLODDS; General on sale begins March 4. (tour artwork)	Concert, Against The Odds Tour
18-Aug-22	The Rooftop at Pier 17 New York, NY — United States	With special guest The Damned. Blondie announced 10 shows in the US on 01-March-2022 on blondie.net and on social networking. Presale begins March 2 at 10am local time with code: AGAINSTALLODDS; General on sale begins March 4. (tour artwork)	Concert, Against The Odds Tour
20-Aug-22	Xcite Center at Parx Casino Bensalem, PA — United States	With special guest The Damned. Blondie announced 10 shows in the US on 01-March-2022 on blondie.net and on social networking. Presale begins March 2 at 10am local time with code: AGAINSTALLODDS; General on sale begins March 4. (tour artwork)	Concert, Against The Odds Tour
21-Aug-22	The Anthem Washington, DC — United States	With special guest The Damned. Blondie announced 10 shows in the US on 01-March-2022 on blondie.net and on social networking. Presale begins March 2 at 10am local time with code: AGAINSTALLODDS; General on sale begins March 4. (tour artwork)	Concert, Against The Odds Tour
23-Aug-22	The Andrew J Brady Music Center Cincinnati, OH — United States	With special guest The Damned. Blondie announced 10 shows in the US on 01-March-2022 on blondie.net and on social networking. Presale begins March 2 at 10am local time with code: AGAINSTALLODDS; General on sale begins March 4. This show was not listed in the band itinerary book, but it was confirmed. However, the show was canceled due to a "scheduling conflict" and tickets were refunded. (tour artwork)	Canceled Concert, Against The Odds Tour
24-Aug-22	Grand Ole Opry House Nashville, TN — United States	With special guest The Damned. Blondie announced 10 shows in the US on 01-March-2022 on blondie.net and on social networking. Presale begins March 2 at 10am local time with code: AGAINSTALLODDS; General on sale begins March 4. (tour artwork)	Concert, Against The Odds Tour
26-Aug-22	Fox Theatre Detroit, MI — United States	With special guest The Damned. Blondie announced 10 shows in the US on 01-March-2022 on blondie.net and on social networking. Presale begins March 2 at 10am local time with code: AGAINSTALLODDS; General on sale begins March 4. (tour artwork)	Concert, Against The Odds Tour
26-Aug-22	United States	Release date for "Against the Odds 1974-1982" Super Deluxe Collector's Edition, available as a 10 LP vinyl box set, and a 4 LP and 8 CD and 3 CD edition. An unboxing video" promoting it was released in a news post on blondie.net on June 9, 2022. (announcement) (release announcement) (unboxing video)	Release
27-Aug-22	Chicago Theatre Chicago, IL — United States	With special guest The Damned. Blondie announced 10 shows in the US on 01-March-2022 on blondie.net and on social networking. Presale begins March 2 at 10am local time with code: AGAINSTALLODDS; General on sale begins March 4. (tour artwork)	Concert, Against The Odds Tour
1-Nov-22	London Palladium London — England	Debbie and Chris were scheduled to appear and speak in support of Debbie's book "Face It" at this rescheduled event also featuring art director Rob Roth, billed as "An Evening With Debbie Harry and Chris Stein In Conversation". On 2022 October 20, a postponement to May 2023 was announced on blondie.net. (event artwork)	Canceled Book Promotion
3-Nov-22	Royal Concert Hall Glasgow — Scotland	Debbie and Chris were scheduled to appear and speak in support of Debbie's book "Face It" at this rescheduled event also featuring art director Rob Roth, billed as "An Evening With Debbie Harry and Chris Stein In Conversation". On 2022 October 20, a postponement to May 2023 was announced on blondie.net. (event artwork)	Canceled Book Promotion
6-Nov-22	Town Hall Birmingham — England	Debbie and Chris were scheduled to appear and speak in support of Debbie's book "Face It" at this event (rescheduled from September 17) also featuring art director Rob Roth, billed as "An Evening With Debbie Harry and Chris Stein In Conversation". Tickets £59, £49, £39, £29. Venue address: Council House, 1 Victoria Square, Birmingham B3 3DQ. On 2022 October 20, a postponement to May 2023 was announced on blondie.net. (event artwork)	Canceled Book Promotion
8-Nov-22	Bridgewater Hall Manchester — England	Debbie and Chris were scheduled to appear and speak in support of Debbie's book "Face It" at this rescheduled event also featuring art director Rob Roth, billed as "An Evening With Debbie Harry and Chris Stein In Conversation". Tickets £28.50 to £58.50. Venue address: Lower Mosley Street Manchester, M2 3WS. On 2022 October 20, a postponement to May 2023 was announced on blondie.net. (event artwork)	Canceled Book Promotion
16-Mar-23	Au-Rene Theater at the Broward Center Fort Lauderdale, FL — United States	(setlist) (event artwork)	Concert
19-Mar-23	Pepsi Center WTC Mexico City — Mexico	(setlist)	Concert
22-Mar-23	Chamorro Entertainment City Hall Bogota — Colombia		Concert
24-Mar-23	Festival Estéreo Picnic Bogota — Colombia		Concert
14-Apr-23	Coachella Music Festival – Mojave Tent Indio, CA — United States	Blondie's appearance at the first weekend of Coachella 2023 was Friday, April 14 in the Mojave Tent at 7:35pm – 8:35pm. The entire festival was livestreamed on Youtube, with selected clips posted on the Coachella channel. One of these is the performance of "Rapture" with guest Nile Rodgers on guitar. He also played on "Backfired". (event artwork) (Rapture) (schedule) (setlist.fm)	Concert
18-Apr-23	United States	Chris Stein's third book, "Metamorphosis: Creating the Visual Concept for KooKoo", about his and Debbie's collaboration with H.R. Giger, was released on Titan Books as announced on blondie.net on 20-March-2023 and 17-April-2023. ISBN 9781803362410,192 pages, $75. The book was originally scheduled for release in October 2022. (announcement) (cover) (original announcement) (order here)	comment
19-Apr-23	The Greek Theatre Los Angeles, CA — United States	with The Linda Lindas. Doors 6:00pm, show 7:30pm. Tickets $59.50 - $159.50. This show was announced on blondie.net on February 22 as part of Goldenvoice Presents 2023 (presales on then with the code: LIONBED; general public sale March 24). (event artwork (group photo)) (setlist) (artwork)	Concert
21-Apr-23	Coachella Music Festival – Mojave Tent Indio, CA — United States	Bloindie played at the Mojave Tent 7:20pm – 8:20pm. The entire festival was livestreamed on Youtube. (event artwork) (schedule) (setlist.fm)	Concert
8-May-23	Town Hall Birmingham — England	Debbie and Chris will appear and speak in support of Debbie's book "Face It" at this event (rescheduled from November 6, 2022) also featuring art director Rob Roth, billed as "An Evening With Debbie Harry and Chris Stein In Conversation". The postponement was announced on blondie.net on 20-Oct-2022. (event artwork)	Book Promotion
11-May-23	Royal Concert Hall Glasgow — Scotland	Debbie and Chris will appear and speak in support of Debbie's book "Face It" at this event (rescheduled from November 6, 2022) also featuring art director Rob Roth, billed as "An Evening With Debbie Harry and Chris Stein In Conversation". The postponement was announced on blondie.net on 20-Oct-2022. (event artwork)	Book Promotion
15-May-23	Bridgewater Hall Manchester — England	Debbie and Chris will appear and speak in support of Debbie's book "Face It" at this event (rescheduled from November 6, 2022) also featuring art director Rob Roth, billed as "An Evening With Debbie Harry and Chris Stein In Conversation". The postponement was announced on blondie.net on 20-Oct-2022. (event artwork)	Book Promotion
18-May-23	London Palladium London — England	Debbie and Chris will appear and speak in support of Debbie's book "Face It" at this event (rescheduled from November 6, 2022) also featuring art director Rob Roth, billed as "An Evening With Debbie Harry and Chris Stein In Conversation". The postponement was announced on blondie.net on 20-Oct-2022. (event artwork)	Book Promotion
16-Jun-23	The Castle Green, Cardiff Castle Cardiff — Wales	Showtime 19:00. A setlist, bearing an incorrect date, was provided on the day of the show by the band's manager. (event artwork) (setlist)	Concert
18-Jun-23	Isle of Wight Festival 2023 Newport, Isle Of Wight — United Kingdom	A high quality video is on youtube. Setlist: One Way or Another, Hanging on the Telephone (The Nerves cover), Call Me, Rapture, The Tide Is High (The Paragons cover), Atomic, Maria, Doom or Destiny, Heart of Glass (Snippets: Donna Summer's "I Feel Love" and Sex Pistol's "God Save The Queen"); Encore: Fun / Denis, Dreaming. (event artwork) (youtube link)	Concert
22-Jun-23	Scarborough Open Air Theatre Scarborough — England	(event artwork)	Concert
25-Jun-23	Pyramid Stage at Worthy Farm Pilton, Somerset — England	Last day of five-day Glastonbury Festival. Blondie played the Pyramid stage at 5pm to 6:15. Setlist: One Way or Another, Hanging on the Telephone, Call Me, Will Anything Happen?, Atomic, Rapture, The Tide Is High, Long Time, Maria, Detroit 442, Doom or Destiny, Heart of Glass (with snippets of Donna Summer's 'I Feel Love' and Sex Pistols' 'God The Save The Queen'), Fun/Denis, Dreaming. There are some clips from this show, including of the huge audience, toward the end of the documentary "When Blondie Came to Britain", first broadcast by BBC2 on 18 November 2023 (available on Youtube). Also, at 0:00:17 into the video, a drumhead is briefly visible, with the handwritten setlist and date on it. The band saved these setlist drumheads from various gigs for a couple of years and sold some of them on tour as merch for $100 in 2012 after Clem autographed them. (review) (event artwork) (setlist+pass) (drumhead)	Concert, Glastonbury Festival 2023
28-Jun-23	Malahide Castle Dublin — Ireland	With Sting. General admission tickets €69.90; showtime 17:00.	Concert
30-Jun-23	Lytham Festival 2023 Lytham St Annes — England	With Sting and support from Kaiser Chiefs and Germain. Festival dates 28 June - 02 July 2023. (event artwork) (youtube link)	Concert
1-Jul-23	Crystal Palace Park London — England	Dog Day Afternoon with Iggy Pop, Blondie, and Generation Sex	Concert
10-Aug-23	Tulalip Amphitheatre Tulalip, WA — United States	Presale begins 10am 25-Apr-2023 with code: LIONBED. General public sale 10am 28-Apr-2023. Showtime 7:00pm. (event artwork) (setlist)	Concert
12-Aug-23	Malkin Bowl Vancouver, BC — Canada	(setlist)	Private Concert
15-Sep-23	Annapolis City Dock Annapolis, MD — United States	with Thomas Dolby (event artwork)	Concert
17-Sep-23	Kentucky State Fair & Exposition Center Louisville, KY — United States	Bourbon & Beyond Festival – September 14-17, 2023 (event artwork) (event artwork)(setlist)	Concert
20-Apr-24	Caribbean Gardens Scoresby, VIC — Australia	Pandemonium Rocks music festival. Original line-up: Alice Cooper, Blondie, Deep Purple, Placebo, Wheatus; later,Placebo and Deep Purple announced they would no longer be performing. (original artwork) (original artwork)(setlist) (photo)	Concert, Pandemonium Tour
23-Apr-24	Newcastle Entertainment Centre Newcastle, NSW — Australia	Pandemonium Rocks music festival. Blondie was originally scheduled for April 22; tickets purchased for that date were automatically reissued by Ticketek for the April 23 show with Alice Cooper when it had to be rescheduled. Venue address: Newcastle Showground, Griffith Road, Broadmeadow. (setlist) (photo)	Concert, Pandemonium Tour
25-Apr-24	Cathy Freeman Park Sydney, NSW — Australia	Pandemonium Rocks music festival. Original line-up: Alice Cooper, Blondie, Deep Purple, Placebo, Wheatus. The festival had planned to play at The Domain in Sydney, but the venue was changed to avoid interference with the annual Anzac Day march. Some news reports claimed the festival had been cancelled. Some of the originally scheduled bands withdrew from the festival lineup. Performed: : Jet Fyrebird, Cosmic Psychos, Wolfmother, Wheatus, Blondie, Alice Cooper. (external link) (event website) (setlist) (photo) (photo) (photo) (photo)	Concert, Pandemonium Tour
27-Apr-24	Broadwater Parklands Gold Coast Southport, QLD — Australia	Pandemonium Rocks music festival (setlist) (photo)	Concert, Pandemonium Tour
8-May-24	Mission Ballroom Denver, CO — United States	Cruel World Festival (setlist) (autographed setlist)[new]	Concert
11-May-24	Brookside at the Rose Bowl Pasadena, CA — United States	Cruel World Festival (event artwork) (setlist) (photo) (photo)	Concert
7-Jun-24	The Piece Hall Halifax — United Kingdom	This second date was added after June 9 sold out. (setlist)[new]	Concert, Ball of Confusion Tour
9-Jun-24	The Piece Hall Halifax — United Kingdom	This first show old out, so a second date was added on June 7.	Concert, Ball of Confusion Tour
11-Jun-24		Chris Stein's memoir, "Under a Rock", his fourth book, is scheduled for release by St. Martin's Press, an imprint of Macmillan Publishing. ISBN 9781250286727; 304 pages. (details/order) (cover)	comment
13-Jun-24	Antiguo Aquapark de Calviá Palma de Mallorca — Spain	Mallorca Live Festival 2024 at Old Aquapark of Calvià, runs 13-15 June. (event artwork)	Concert, Ball of Confusion Tour
16-Jun-24	Plymouth Hoe Plymouth — United Kingdom	Sting with Special Guest Blondie (setlist)[new]	Concert, Ball of Confusion Tour
18-Jun-24	Musgrave Park Cork — Ireland	Sting with Special Guest Blondie. Venue also known as Virgin Media Park; location: between Tramore Road and Pearse Road in Ballyphehane, Cork.	Concert, Ball of Confusion Tour
19-Jun-24	Ormeau Park Belfast — United Kingdom	Sting with Special Guest Blondie (event artwork) (setlist)[new]	Concert, Ball of Confusion Tour
27-Jun-24	SVA Theatre New York, NY — United States	Debbie and Chris appeared at this event moderated by creative director Rob Roth, billed as " In Conversation With Debbie Harry + Chris Stein". Tickets were $50; on sale June 5. (event artwork)[new]	Promotional Event
27-Jul-24	Bookmarc New York, NY — United States	Debbie and Chris will appear at free book signing, 3-5pm. (event artwork)[new]	Promotional Event
21-Aug-24	Pacific Coliseum Vancouver, BC — Canada	One of the "Summer Nights Concerts", part of the annual Pacific National Exhibition (PNE) Fair. Cancellation was announced on Instagram July 20. (event artwork) (news article) (Instagram post)[new]	Canceled Concert
23-Aug-24	Remlinger Farms Carnation, WA — United States	Cancellation was announced on Instagram July 20. [new]	Canceled Concert
25-Aug-24	Edgefield Troutdale, OR — United States	Cancellation was announced on Instagram July 20. [new]	Canceled Concert
28-Sep-24	Forest Park St. Louis, MO — United States	Evolution Festival at Forest Park. Lineup: Beck, Blondie, Nile Rodgers & Chic, and others (see artwork). Cancellation was announced on Instagram July 20. (event artwork) (event artwork)[new]	Canceled Concert