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This is a list of tours for the American progressive rock band Tool.

Tool have performed songs by other artists occasionally in their live sets. These songs include: "Spasm" and "You Lied" (Peach), "Stranglehold" (Ted Nugent), "Demon Cleaner" (Kyuss), "No Quarter" (Led Zeppelin), and "Commando" (The Ramones).

The song "Ticks & Leeches" is only rarely performed live due to the immense strain on Keenan's voice. However, they have performed it at least a few times during their 2001 (Irvine, CA) and 2002 tours (e.g. when appearing in Sacramento, CA, Tacoma, WA, Fort Lauderdale, FL, London, and Berlin) with Keenan using heavy vocal effects and distortion.

1 Tours
- 1.1 Opening band
- 1.2 Headline band
2 Flyers
3 Festivals
4 Guest musicians
5 Notes
6 External links

[edit] Tours

[edit] Opening band

Flyer	Year	Headliner
	1991	Fishbone ^[1]
	1991	Green Jello
	1991	Rage Against the Machine ^[1]
	1992	Rollins Band
	1995	Primus

[edit] Headline band

Tour	Years	Opening bands
Opiate	1992	Failure, The Flaming Lips, Peach
Undertow	1993-	Failure, The Flaming Lips, Paw, Headswim, Submarine
Ænima	1996-	The Cows, The Melvins, Psychotica
Lateralus	2001-2002	Cortizone, Fantômas, King Crimson, The Melvins, Meshuggah, Pablo, Tomahawk, Tricky
10,000 Days	Current	Isis, Mastodon

[edit] Flyers

The Terrace with The Flaming Lips and Failure in 1994	The Strand Theater with Psychotica circa 1996	Columbiahalle in Berlin in 2001	Red Rocks Amphitheatre with King Crimson in 2001
The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion with Tricky in 2001	First Union Spectrum with Meshuggah in 2002	US Cellular Arena with Tomahawk in 2002

[edit] Festivals

Tour	Role	Years
Alternative Nation Festival		1995
Big Day Out	Headline	2007
Coachella	Headline	1999, 2006
Download Festival	Main stage	2006
Edgefest	Headline	2001
Hurricane Festival		2001
Lollapolooza	Main stage	1993 (Side stage and Main stage ^[2]), 1997
Metaltown	Headline	2006
Norwegian Wood	Headline	2002 (didn't play since Ozzfest was canceled)
Nova Rock Festival		2006
Ozzfest	Main stage	1998, 2001, 2002
Pinkpop	Main stage	2006
Pukkelpop		1993
Quart Festival	Main stage	2006
Rock am Ring	Headline	2006
Rock Werchter	Main stage	1994 (Side stage), 2001, 2006
Roskilde Festival	Main stage	2001, 2006
Southside Festival		2001
Summer Sonic Festival	Headline	2006
Voodoo Music Experience	Headline	2001

[edit] Guest musicians

These musicians have joined Tool on stage:

Name	Instrument	Touring with	Song	Notes	Reference
Heitham Al-Sayed	Vocals	Senser, Lodestar	multiple	Joined Tool several times at their concerts in London in 1994 and 1997 for "Bottom"^{[citation needed]} and "Pushit"^{[citation needed]} and in Paris in 2006 for "Opiate".	[1]
Mike Bordin	Drums	Ozzy Osbourne, Fantômas	"Triad"	Ozzfest at Donington Park in 2002 and again during the U.S. tour of 2002	[2] [3]
King Buzzo	Guitar	The Melvins	multiple	covers of Ted Nugent's "Stranglehold" and Peach's "You Lied"	[4]
Dale Crover	Drums	The Melvins	"Triad"	The Australian leg of Tool's 2002 tour	[5]
John Dolmayan	Drums	System of a Down	"Triad"	Ozzfest 2002 at Antwerp and Dublin	[6]
Aloke Dutta	Tabla	N/A	"Pushit"	Tool's spring-1998 "mini-tour"	[7]
Robert Fripp	Guitar	King Crimson	"Soundscapes"	Played on Tool's stage during the intermission during the Tool/King Crimson mini-tour of 2001 On a few occasions, he was joined by Adam and Justin; sometimes remained onstage playing "Soundscapes" segues as Tool went into the first song of the second set.	[8]
Tomas Haake	Drums	Meshuggah	"Triad"	When Meshuggah supported Tool during their U.S. tour in the fall of 2002	YouTube
Tricky	Keyboards Vocals	N/A	"Reflection", "Opiate"	U.S. tour of 2001	[9]
Kirk Hammett	Guitar	Metallica	"Sober"	Blaisdell Concert Hall in Hawaii, August 18, 2006	[10]
Hawkman	Vocals	Tricky	"Reflection"	U.S. tour of 2001	[11]
Dave Lombardo	Drums	Fantômas	"Triad"	When Fantômas supported Tool during the U.S. tour of October 2002	[12]
Pat Mastelotto	Drums	King Crimson	"Triad"	Tool/King Crimson mini-tour of 2001. On a related note, Danny Carey joined King Crimson onstage on one occasion, playing the second half of "Red" during this tour.	[13]
Mike Patton	Synthesizer	Tomahawk, Fantômas	"Triad"	U.S. tour of 2002	[14]
Scott Reeder	Bass guitar	Kyuss	"Demon Cleaner"	multiple occasions	[15]
Zack de la Rocha	Vocals	Rage Against the Machine	"Bottom"	A concert in Irvindale, CA in 1993	[16]
Layne Staley	Vocals	Alice In Chains	"Opiate"	The Big Mele Music Festival at Kualoa Ranch, HI 15 August 1993 and Tool's concert at Bremerton, WA on 28 May 1994	[17]
John Stanier	Drums	Tomahawk	"Triad"	U.S. tour of 2002	[18]
Statik	Machines	Collide	"Triad"	multiple occasions	[19]
Phil Campbell	Guitar	Motörhead	"Sober"	Arena Leipzig on 5 December 2006	[20]

[edit] Notes

^ ^a ^b Kabir Akhtar. C3 (TXT). The Tool FAQ. Retrieved on 2006-03-02.
^ Roman Sokal (23). Excite (TXT). Tool - Stepping Out From the Shadows. Retrieved on 2006-09-17.

[edit] External links

Tool
Danny Carey \| Justin Chancellor \| Maynard James Keenan \| Adam Jones
Paul d'Amour
Discography
Opiate \| Undertow \| Ænima \| Salival \| Lateralus \| 10,000 Days
Popular Songs
"Prison Sex" \| "Sober" \| "Stinkfist" \| "Forty Six & 2" \| "Ænema" \| "Schism" \| "Parabola" \| "Vicarious" \| "The Pot"
Related articles
Tool tours \| Progressive rock \| Bill Hicks \| A Perfect Circle \| Peach \| Pigmy Love Circus \| Lobal Orning

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