Gus Black's 2003 Concert & Tour History

Gus Black's 2003 Concert History

Gus Black (formerly known simply as Gus) is an American singer-songwriter/producer from Los Angeles. He signed to Almo Sounds, a subsidiary of A&M Records, and released two albums on the label, 1996's Gus and 1999's Word of Mouth Parade. He covered Blue Öyster Cult's "Don't Fear the Reaper" for the Scream soundtrack. The label disbanded in 2000; since then Black has released 3 albums, all of which were released internationally before seeing domestic distribution.

Date	Concert	Venue	Location
Nov 07, 2003	Glen Phillips / Gus Black Setlists	Top Cat's	Cincinnati, Ohio, United States
Nov 05, 2003	Glen Phillips / Gus Black	The Magic Bag	Ferndale, Michigan, United States
Nov 01, 2003	Glen Phillips / Gus Black / Cory Berman	The 400 Bar	Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States
Jun 03, 2003	Gus Black	Largo	Los Angeles, California, United States
May 15, 2003	chris whitley / Johnny Society / Gus Black Setlists	Martyrs'	Chicago, Illinois, United States
May 13, 2003	chris whitley / Johnny Society / Gus Black Setlists	The 400 Bar	Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States

Apr 29, 2003	chris whitley / Johnny Society / Gus Black	the Rhythm Room	Phoenix, Arizona, United States
Apr 22, 2003	Gus Black	Largo	Los Angeles, California, United States
Apr 17, 2003	Gus Black	House of Blues Anaheim	Anaheim, California, United States

Genres:

Rock

Indie

Folk

Singer-Songwriter

Indie Pop

Male Vocalists

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Latest Setlist (10/20/2005):

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Don't Go Tellin' the Whole World
Autumn Days
Long Beach (It's a Miracle)
Trillion Things
Never Before
When You Go
Fire Escape
Never Stop
For Once
Rollercoaster
Please Don't Go
Shatter
Cadillac Tears
Certain Kind of Light
Baby Blue Aeroplane
You Are The Everything
Devil Spine
Traffic and Sound
Ain't Talking About Love / Hey Hey My My

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Concerts Per Year:

2012	8 concerts
2011	16 concerts
2010	1 concert
2009	2 concerts
2008	9 concerts
2007	2 concerts
2006	6 concerts
2005	5 concerts
2004	3 concerts
2003	9 concerts
1996	1 concert