Audioslave's 2002 Concert History

Audioslave was an American rock supergroup formed in Glendale, California, in 2001. The band consisted of Chris Cornell from Soundgarden on lead vocals and rhythm guitar, along with Tom Morello on lead guitar, Tim Commerford on bass and backing vocals, and Brad Wilk on drums, all formerly members of Rage Against the Machine. Early commentary described their sound as a fusion of the two previous bands, though by the release of their second album, "Out of Exile," they were regarded as having developed a distinct musical identity.

Read More

Audioslave had 4 concerts in 2002

Date Concert Venue Location
Dec 12, 2002
K Rock Claus-Fest
Zwan / Box Car Racer / Queens of the Stone Age / Coldplay / New Found Glory / Jimmy Fallon / Audioslave / Ozzy Osbourne / Kelly Osbourne / Taproot / The Vines / Stone Sour
  Setlists
Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum Uniondale, New York, United States
Dec 09, 2002
Audioslave
  Setlists
Universal Amphitheatre Universal City, California, United States
Dec 07, 2002
KROQ Acoustic Christmas
P.O.D. / Disturbed / Audioslave / Sum 41 / The Used / Zwan / New Found Glory / Trust Company / Taproot / Queens of the Stone Age
  Setlists
Universal Amphitheatre Universal City, California, United States
Nov 25, 2002
Audioslave
  Setlists
Ed Sullivan Theater New York, New York, United States

Genres:

Rock
Alternative Rock
Hard Rock
Alternative
Alternative Metal
Nu Metal
Grunge
Post-Grunge
Permanent Wave
Supergroup
Meditation
Show more genres

Latest Setlist (01/16/2019):

Play YouTube Playlist
  1. Cochise
  2. Be Yourself
  3. Set It Off
  4. Like a Stone
  5. Show Me How to Live

View Concert

Concerts Per Year:

2019 1 concert
2017 2 concerts
2005 97 concerts
2003 88 concerts
2002 4 concerts
1990 2 concerts
See more attendees:

Comments & Reviews:

As Seen On:

The concert database for fans, by fans.

app store google play

Resources

Legal

Company