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ENDANGERED SPECIES TOUR
Waipara (New Zealand)
Mud House Winery - December 19, 2010
(tickets)
Martinborough (New Zealand)
Alana Estate - December 18, 2010
(tickets)
Auckland (New Zealand)
Vector Arena - December 16, 2010
(tickets)
Canberra, ACT (Australia)
Royal Theatre, National Convention Centre - December 14, 2010
(tickets)
Brisbane, QLD (Australia)
Sirromet Winery, Mt Cotton - December 12, 2010
(tickets) | (flyer)
Hunter Valley, NSW (Australia)
Bimbadgen Estate - December 11, 2010
(tickets) | (flyer)
Sydney, NSW (Australia)
Enmore Theatre, Newtown - December 9, 2010
(tickets)
Sydney, NSW (Australia)
Enmore Theatre, Newtown - December 8, 2010
(tickets)
Sydney, NSW (Australia)
Enmore Theatre, Newtown - December 7, 2010
(tickets)
Launceston, TAS (Australia)
Josef Chromy Wines - December 5, 2010
(tickets) | (flyer)
Yarra Valley, VIC (Australia)
Rochford Vines - December 4, 2010
(tickets) | (flyer)
Melbourne, VIC (Australia)
Palais Theatre, St Kilda - December 2, 2010
(tickets)
Melbourne, VIC (Australia)
Palais Theatre, St Kilda - December 1, 2010
(tickets)
Barossa Valley, SA (Australia)
Peter Lehmann Wines - November 27, 2010
(tickets) | (flyer)
Perth, WA (Australia)
Kings Park & Botanic Garden - November 24, 2010
(tickets)
Boston, MA (USA)
House Of Blues - September 12, 2010
(tickets)
Atlantic City, NJ (USA)
House Of Blues - September 11, 2010
(tickets)
Lincoln, RI (USA)
Twin River Casino - September 10, 2010
(tickets)
Falls Church, VA (USA)
State Theater - September 8, 2010
(tickets)
Westhampton, NY (USA)
Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center - September 5, 2010
(tickets)
Memphis, TN (USA)
Live At The Garden - September 3, 2010
(tickets)
Jim Thorpe, PA (USA)
Penn’s Peak - September 1, 2010
(tickets)
New York, NY (USA)
Nokia Theatre - August 31, 2010
(tickets; pre-sale password: panic)
Baltimore, MD (USA)
Pier Six Pavilion - August 29, 2010
(tickets)
Kettering, OH (USA)
Fraze Pavilion - August 28, 2010
(tickets)
Detroit, MI (USA)
DTE Energy Center - August 27, 2010
(tickets)
Atlanta, GA (USA)
Chastain Amphitheatre - August 25, 2010
(tickets)
Charleston, WV (USA)
Clay Center for the Arts & Sciences - August 24, 2010
(tickets)
Red Wing, MN (USA)
Treasure Island Resort and Casino - August 21, 2010
(tickets)
Springfield, IL (USA)
Illinois State Fairgrounds Il State Fair - August 20, 2010
(tickets)
Hammond, IN (USA)
The Venue at Horseshoe - August 18, 2010
(tickets)
Regina, SK (Canada)
Casino Regina - August 16, 2010
(tickets)
Edmonton, AB (Canada)
River Creek Resort & Casino - August 14, 2010
(tickets)
Coquitlam, BC (Canada)
Boulevard Casino - August 13, 2010
(tickets)
Woodinville, WA (USA)
Chateau St Michelle Winery - August 12, 2010
(tickets)
Saratoga, CA (USA)
Mountain Winery - August 10, 2010
(tickets)
Costa Mesa, CA (USA)
Pacific Amphitheater - August 8, 2010
(tickets)
Las Vegas, NV (USA)
Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino - August 7, 2010
(tickets)
Santa Rosa, CA (USA)
Ruth Finley Person Theater - August 5, 2010
(tickets)
San Francisco, CA (USA)
The Fillmore - August 4, 2010
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ENDANGERED SPECIES TOUR (UK/Ireland)
June 13, 2010
Blondie kicked off their UK/Ireland tour in Hatfield last Wednesday. The setlist includes some brand-new songs including “D-Day”, “What I Heard”, “Love Doesn’t Frighten Me At All”, “Mother In The Night”, “The End, The End”, a cover of Taio Cruz’s “Break Your Heart” and many more surprises, as well as some of their greatest hits.
A review from the Hatfield show on June 9 can be found at whtimes.co.uk.
Debbie, Chris and Clem were interviewed by Absolute Radio before the Isle Of Wight Festival, yesterday. Make sure you visit absoluteradio.co.uk to check out the video interview – or download the video here (right-click and save as… .m4v | 33.2 MB).
Two songs from the show last night (“What I Heard” and “Heart Of Glass”) can be watched at ITV.com (Blondie’s performance starts at 1:02). Alternatively you can download the video here (right-click and save as… .m4v | 42.9 MB).
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New Zealand tour
June 2, 2010
According to stuff.co.nz Blondie will be heading to New Zealand in December for three shows with the Pretenders. The two bands will perform at the Vector Arena in Auckland on December 16, the Alana Estate in Martinborough on December 18 and the Mud House Winery in Waipara on December 19. Tickets go on sale on June 15. A ticket link will be posted shortly.
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Blondie to perform at Westonbirt Arboretum
February 8, 2010
A new UK show has been added to Blondie’s 2010 summer tour schedule. Blondie will perform at the Westonbirt Arboretum near Tetbury in Gloucestershire (UK) on Sunday June 20. The show will be part of the Forestry Commission Live Music concert series.
Tickets will go on sale at 9 am on Friday, February 12 at the Forest Shop on site, the Forestry Commission box office (01842 814612) or online at www.forestry.gov.uk/music. Each ticket will cost £33.00.
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Tucson, AZ show postponed. Two new shows added.
June 4, 2009
Due to minor changes in the tour schedule the show in Tucson, AZ has been postponed from September 1 to September 2.
A show in Las Vegas, NV has been added on September 1 instead.
A second new date on July 18 in Oakville, CA will now be the first show of the tour. Please check out the tour schedule for further information.
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Blondie and Pat Benatar: Call Me Invincible Tour 2009 – tour schedule completed
May 12, 2009
The 2009 ‘Blondie and Pat Benatar: Call Me Invincible’ tour schedule has been completed. A press release was added to Blondie’s management page at 10thst.com.
Blondie and Pat Benatar: Call Me Invincible Tour 2009
Two Female Rock Icons Share Stage Together For First Time Ever
 New York, NY (May 11, 2009) For the first time ever, two pioneering rock legends, Blondie and Pat Benatar, will share the stage on the Call Me Invincible tour. They will be joined by special guests The Donnas. They will embark on a trek across the U.S., beginning in Saratoga, CA on July 21st and ending August 23rd in Houston, TX. The Blondie and Benatar ticket gives fans of all ages three decades of hits from the two female rock icons for the price of one!
Says Blondie front woman Deborah Harry, “Pat Benatar is not only a friend, but a fearless female rocker who has entertained me and her wealth of fans for so many years. This will be a reunion for us both and being able to bring our two shows to fans across the country is very exciting!”
Between Blondie and Benatar, the tour will feature songs from a combined ten Platinum albums, eight #1 Hits and countless other favorites including “Heart of Glass,” “Heartbreaker,” “Call Me,” “Hit Me With Your Best Shot,” “Rapture,” “Invincible,” “One Way or Another” and “Love is a Battlefield.”
Pat Benatar adds, “Deborah and I have been friends forever. I’m thrilled that we’re finally getting an opportunity to tour together, it should be a blast.”
The tour also showcases original artwork created by New Orleans artist, Tim Neil. His unique design will be the recognizable image of the tour featuring the clever blending of both iconic faces and will also be available for purchase on select merchandise items.
For more information on Blondie, please visit www.Blondie.net and www.myspace.com/blondie
For more information on Pat Benatar, please visit www.benatarfanclub.com and www.myspace.com/officialpatbenatar
About Blondie:
Blondie emerged as one of the great pop icons of the late-’70s new wave punk scene by defying easy categorization. They wrote great rock hooks and brilliant, ironic lyrics. They had the hippest clothes and the coolest hair. Debbie Harry went from the pages of Punk magazine to the covers of mainstream publications everywhere. They made an indelible mark with hits including “Heart of Glass,” “Call Me,” “The Tide Is High” and “Island of Lost Souls.” Blondie reunited in the late-’90s, and in 2008, they celebrated the 30-year anniversary of Parallel Lines with a re-release of the album that sold over 20 million copies. Blondie is currently writing for their first new record since 2004’s Curse of Blondie.
About Pat Benatar:
Pat Benatar is a four-time Grammy Award-winning American singer best known for hit songs “Love Is a Battlefield” and the iconic 80’s hits “Hit Me with Your Best Shot” and “Heartbreaker”. Benatar is a top-selling artist, and one of the 1980s Top Platinum Album Recipients, according to the Recording Industry Association of America with 12.5 million certified units, including two RIAA-certified Multi-Platinum albums, five RIAA-certified Platinum albums, three RIAA-certified Gold albums, plus 19 Top 40 singles to her credit. Recognized for her thrilling mezzo-soprano vocal range, Billboard Magazine ranked Benatar as the most successful female rock vocalist of all-time.
Pat Benatar was inducted into the Long Island Music Hall of Fame at the Second Induction Award Ceremony and Fundraising Gala held October 30, 2008. In her acceptance letter, Patti said, “My upbringing, and the values and ideals I learned back in my hometown kept me grounded. I never forget that a small town girl from Lindenhurst, LI actually got the chance to live her dreams.” She added, “Long Island girls ROCK!”
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Blondie and Pat Benatar: Call Me Invincible Tour 2009
Blondie
Tucson, AZ (USA) - Desert Diamond Casino – September 1, 2009
Winterhaven, CA (USA) – Quechan Casino – August 31, 2009
West Wendover, NV (USA) - Peppermill Concert Hall – August 29, 2009
Reno, NV (USA) - Grand Sierra Resort and Casino – August 28, 2009
Aspen, CO (USA) - Belly Up Aspen – August 26, 2009
Colorado Springs, CO (USA) - Pikes Peak Center – August 25, 2009
Blondie & Pat Benatar
Houston, TX (USA) - Arena Theatre – with special guest The Donnas – August 23, 2009
Biloxi, MS (USA) - Beau Rivage Theatre – with special guest The Donnas – August 22, 2009
Austin, TX (USA) - Austin Music Hall – with special guest The Donnas – August 20, 2009
Blondie
Kansas City, MO (USA) - The Crossroads – August 18, 2009
Blondie & Pat Benatar
Highland Park, IL/Ravinia Festival (USA) - with special guest The Donnas – August 17, 2009
Cincinnati, OH (USA) - PNC Pavilion – with special guest The Donnas – August 15, 2009
Brooklyn, NY (USA) - Asser Levy/Seaside Park – with special guest The Donnas – August 13, 2009
Canandaigua, NY (USA) - Constellation Brands Performing Arts Center – CMAC – with special guest The Donnas – August 11, 2009
Blondie
Morristown, NJ (USA) - Mayo Center – August 10, 2009
Blondie & Pat Benatar
Boston, MA (USA) - Bank of America Pavilion – with special guest The Donnas – August 8, 2009
Bethlehem, PA/Musikfest (USA) - Sands RiverPlace – with special guest The Donnas – August 7, 2009
Gilford, NH (USA) - Meadowbrook U.S. Cellular Pavilion – with special guest The Donnas – August 5, 2009
Vienna, VA (USA) - Filene Center at Wolf Trap – with special guest The Donnas – August 4, 2009
Atlanta, GA (USA) - Chastain Park Amphitheatre – with special guest The Donnas – August 2, 2009
Memphis, TN (USA) – Mud Island Amphitheater – with special guest The Donnas – August 1, 2009
Blondie
Marksville, LA (USA) - Paragon Casino Resort – July 31, 2009
Blondie & Pat Benatar
Albuquerque, NM (USA) - Isleta Casino And Resort – with special guest The Donnas – July 29, 2009
Phoenix, AZ (USA) - Dodge Theatre – with special guest The Donnas – July 28, 2009
Costa Mesa (USA) - Pacific Amphitheatre – with The Romantics – July 26, 2009
Lemoore, CA (USA) - Tachi Palace Hotel And Casino – with special guest The Donnas – July 25, 2009
Livermore, CA (USA) - Wente Vineyards – July 22, 2009
Saratoga, CA (USA) - The Mountain Winery – with special guest The Donnas – July 21, 2009
Blondie
Jacksonville, OR (USA)/Britt Festivals - July 19, 2009
Oakville, CA (USA) - Robert Mondavi Winery – July 18
Check out the deborah-harry.com tour schedule for ticket information, further details such as presale codes and the latest updates.
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San Francisco show review + pictures
February 26, 2009
Pictures of the show at the Fillmore in San Francisco last night can be found on gettyimages.com. A review has been posted on contracostatimes.com.
Review: Deborah Harry reigns supreme at Blondie’s San Francisco show
By Jim Harrington
Oakland Tribune
Posted: 02/26/2009 10:13:45 AM PST
Updated: 02/26/2009 11:32:39 AM PST
 My recent encounters with Deborah Harry, watching her perform both solo shows and with the band Blondie, didn’t prepare me for how great she’d be at the Fillmore.
Others in attendance Wednesday night shared similar sentiments: She sounded and looked terrific.
I don’t pretend to know what’s going on in the 63-year-old singer’s personal life, but, whatever it is, she should definitely keep it up. At the Fillmore, she looked, sounded and performed better than at any in my history of watching the vocalist, which dates back to the mid-’80s. The only time I’ve seen her as strong was in Blondie videos, filmed some 30 years ago.
Toss in the top-notch performances by the rest of her six-piece band, which still includes original members Clem Burke on drums and Chris Stein on guitar, and you had a night that seemed to completely justify the band’s 2006 induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
Harry looked trim and pretty as she appeared wearing a short zebra-patterned dress, stalking about in high heels in front of black-and-white-stripped stage that perfectly matched her outfit. The group opened the 80-minute set by roaring through “Hanging On the Telephone,” one of many tracks performed from the 1978 breakthrough album “Parallel Lines.”
Most of the best-received numbers, tunes such as “Heart of Glass” and “One Way or Another,” were released in the ’70s, yet, amazingly enough, the evening didn’t feel like a simple nostalgia show.
To the contrary, many of the songs sounded as fresh and modern as anything that fans will hear being played during this week’s trendy Noise Pop festival in San Francisco.
That just shows how far ahead of the game Blondie was in the ’70s. The band’s peers on the New York City new wave/punk scene might’ve once scoffed at the fashion in which Blondie mixed dance music, punk rock, radio pop, reggae and, even, hip-hop in mainstream-friendly ways, but it’s paid off to the tune of 30 million records sold worldwide.
More strikingly, it’s continuing to pay off. Blondie performed its songs at a breakneck punk clip, punching out most offerings at right around three minutes. But what was most impressive was how well the eclectic mix of sounds jelled. That’s because the band gives each song a highly distinctive musical stamp, a kind of glamorous gloss that might not work for any other lead singer.
Harry was astoundingly energetic throughout the night, jumping about on her tall heels during “Call Me” and commanding the microphone with “Rapture.” The latter, the tune that introduced millions to rap-sung lyrics, was a particular pleasure as Harry and the sold-out crowd shared the still-fun lead vocals.
The band ended the show with a surprise cover of the Beatles’ “Please Please Me,” which was performed as a nod to George Harrison’s birthday (the “Quiet Beatle” would’ve been 66 on Wednesday).
Blondie certainly pleased its Bay Area fans on this night. If you missed the show, the band might be back in the near future. This rejuvenated Blondie is reportedly recording a new album, which could hit stores as soon as spring. Before Wednesday, that bit of news didn’t have me excited—but, having seen the Fillmore gig, I can’t wait to hear the disc.
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Andrew Buckler’s White Christmas Party/Stephen Sprouse interview/ticket alert
December 17, 2008
Debbie and other artists will perform at ‘Andrew Buckler’s White Christmas Party’ at Santo’s Party House on December 20. Tickets cost $40 9 pm til late or $25 11 pm til late. The party supports GMHC’s efforts to reduce HIV infections, help people living with HIV and improve their health and independence, and keep HIV prevention and treatment and national priority. Visit gmhc.org for tickets and further information.
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Check out nymag.com for an interview with Debbie talking about designer Stephen Sprouse.
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Ticket information for the Blondie show in Airway Heights, WA show on February 21 have been added to the tour schedule. Tickets go on sale today on TicketsWest at 10 am PST.
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more Blondie show announcements
November 14, 2008
Two new shows at the Feather Falls Casino in Oroville, CA on February 27 and at the Northern Quest Casino in Airway Heights, WA on February 21, 2009 have been added to the tour schedule.
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Reuters interview with Debbie/Zürich pictures
October 25, 2008
A new interview with Debbie (“Deborah Harry still in sync with punk spirit”) can be found on reuters.com.
By Kerri Mason
NEW YORK (Billboard) – With three decades in the business and a place in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, you’d think the outlaw spirit that once guided Debbie Harry’s life and career might have faded by now, replaced by the pragmatic conservatism of a career artist.
But get the eternally young 63-year-old talking about the past, and she still revels in her iconoclastic moments.
“Probably one of the first people to be outrageously inventive in crossing over was (Bob) Dylan,” says Harry. “He took electronic instruments into folk. People were completely outraged; they were furious. Really, this was hell. This was committing complete sacrilege. That’s the same response we got when we did ‘Heart of Glass.’ We had committed sacrilege. Rock ‘n’ roll people were completely offended and wouldn’t even talk to us. It was great. We thought, ‘My God, we did what Dylan did. That’s outstanding. What could be more punk than that?’”
The creative flame still burns bright for Harry, who inspired a generation of frontwomen as lead singer of Blondie, the band that revolutionized music and fashion in the late ’70s. And “the most beautiful girl in any room, in any city, on any planet” — as Shirley Manson introduced her at the 2006 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame ceremony — didn’t stop there, extending her career into solo work, jazz collaborations and acting.
CROSSING OVER
When Harry moved to a chaotic, poor and artistically explosive New York in the late ’60s, she worked tables at Max’s Kansas City and picked clothes out of the trash. She formed Blondie with guitarist Chris Stein in 1975, when she was 30. Combining new wave and punk sensibilities with a varied palette of sounds — from disco to reggae to rock — Blondie defiantly pioneered the idea of organic crossover. Harry’s commanding alto and sly glam-punk style provided the perfect representation of the ideal.
“Because I was young and cute, I got away with a lot,” she says. “Or youngish and cute, I should say.”
Seminal songs like “Heart of Glass,” “Call Me” and “Rapture” — the first song involving a rap to go No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 — changed the idea of what a pop song could be.
“By the time we got to ‘Rapture’ we kind of knew what was going on,” says Harry, who co-wrote the song with Stein. “We were both so urban and so influenced by so many different things and embracing so many different things. Chris is a very ingenious guy, and I have to really give him credit for a lot of his insights about how we would combine things. I think that’s probably what drew us together. We really loved doing that kind of crossover.”
NEW INSPIRATION
When Blondie disbanded in 1982, Harry embarked on a solo career, which has yielded five albums. The band reunited in 1997 and continues to tour and record. Harry is also a member of jazz collective the Jazz Passengers and an accomplished actress, appearing in adventurous independent films like “Spun” and “Heavy” and on the small screen in such shows as “Sabrina the Teenage Witch” and “Absolutely Fabulous.”
Harry says she doesn’t think there is a music business anymore, but she does find old-school inspiration in the new tools available to artists.
“A lot of people who would quite possibly never venture into becoming a professional musician or entertainer can exercise a moment of feeling, through music, by putting it out on YouTube. They can actually participate,” she says. “One of the great aspects about music is performance. Concerts in the ’60s were like tribal events. Everybody was there, and it was all about peace and love and the music. There was this embodiment of this sort of vibe that took over the whole thing. It wasn’t just people going to a concert. I think separating everyone, and bringing them back together through the Internet, is coming almost full circle, in a very odd way. It’s like a sharing of a mind, an electronic version of the mind. It’s very, I don’t know the right word … metaphysical, I guess.”
Ever busy, Harry is working with Stein on new Blondie material. “We are trying to put together a new package of music, and we’re debating about how we want to release this stuff, how we want to expose it to the public,” she says. “It’s a new dilemma. But I’m really excited about it.”
Reuters/Billboard
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Pictures of the Blondie show in Zürich this summer can be found on myworld.bluewin.ch.
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Untitled Document
July 21, 2010
Screenshots of the Absolute Radio interview at the Isle Of Wight Festival on June 12 have been added to the gallery.
July 15, 2010
The forum has been redesigned and can now be accessed directly at blondieforum.com.
July 13, 2010
The latest interviews with Debbie (heraldsun.com.au, Welwyn Hatfield Times, Yorkshire Evening Post, Bournemouth Echo and Hampstead and Highgate Express) have been added to the press section.
The Isle Of Wight Festival videos ('What I Heard' & 'Heart Of Glass' + interview) have been added to the video downloads section.
July 6, 2010
The setlist database has been updated.
July 5, 2010
The 'D-Day', 'The End, The End', 'End Of The World', 'Le Bleu à l’âme', 'Mother', 'A Sunday Smile', 'What I Heard', 'Wipe Off My Sweat' and 'Break Your Heart' song pages have been created. All titles from the 'Panic Of Girls' sessions have been added to the "unreleased songs" section and will be moved as soon as the album is out.
The setlist database has been updated.
July 1, 2010
Deborah-harry.com wishes Debbie a very Happy Birthday and all the best on her special day. May all your dreams come true. Thank you for all the great shows and the new music.
June 24, 2010
The tour schedule has been updated. A show at the Nokia Theatre in New York on August 31 has been added.
June 5, 2010
The filmography has been updated.
June 2, 2010
The tour schedule has been updated. Shows with the Pretenders in Australia and New Zealand in November and December have been added.
May 30, 2010
The setlist database has been updated. New shows have been added.
May 29, 2010
The 'I'll Be Your Mirror' song page has been added to the lyrics section. The song was performed by Debbie, Chris and Matt at the Woodstock Day School benefit last night.
May 22, 2010
The Spanish 'Call Me' 7" single has been added to the discography.
The latest "Go Belfast" edition with a new interview with Debbie has been added to the press section.
May 18, 2010
The 'Spirit Of The Forest' song page has been created.
May 14, 2010
The "Don't Stop Believin'" song page has been created.
Pictures from last night's Rainforest Fund’s 21st Birthday Celebration Benefit have been added to the gallery.
May 10, 2010
The tour schedule has been updated. Blondie are scheduled to perform at the Hop Farm Festival in Kent (UK) on July 2.
May 8, 2010
The 'Rainforest Fund’s 21st Birthday Celebration Benefit' concert with Debbie has been added to the calendar/tour schedule.
May 4, 2010
The Hatfield (UK) show has been postponed to June 9. New shows in Cambridge on June 10 and London on June 30 have been added to the tour schedule.
May 1, 2010
The interview on 'Chris Frantz The Talking Head' from last night has been added to the audio downloads section.
April 28, 2010
The UK 'Strike Me Pink' cassette has been added to the discography.
April 24, 2010
Scans of the 'Record Collector' magazine have been added to the press section.
April 20, 2010
Images of Debbie and Chris on the French TV show 'Tout Le Monde En Parle' in 2003 have been added to the gallery.
April 17, 2010
The Isle Of Man show on June 8 has been replaced with a show at the Forum in Hatfield (UK). Tickets are on sale at Ticketmaster.
The 'Time Is Tight', 'Nutbush City Limits', 'My Baby Must Be A Magician', 'Smarty Pants' and 'Mr. Big Stuff' cover pages have been added to the lyrics section.
April 15, 2010
A show in Southend (UK) on June 29 has been added to the tour schedule.
April 13, 2010
The tour schedule has been updated with new European shows.
April 12, 2010
A show in Manchester (UK) on June 16 has been added to the tour section.
April 11, 2010
The tour schedule has been updated with new U.S. shows.
April 9, 2010
The U.S. 'Backfired' 7" promo single, the Mexican 'The Tide Is High' 7" single and the Australian 'Maybe For Sure' 7" single have been added to the discography.
A Blondie show in Hammond, IN on August 18 has been added to the tour schedule.
April 6, 2010
Blondie shows in London (UK) on June 26, Springfield, IL on August 20 (with Cheap Trick), Detroit, MI on August 27 (with Cheap Trick) and Baltimore, MD on August 29 (with Cheap Trick) have been added to the tour schedule.
April 4, 2010
A Blondie show in Santa Rosa, CA on August 5 has been added to the tour schedule.
April 1, 2010
A Blondie show in Inverness (UK) at the RockNess Music Festival has been added to the tour schedule.
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