Suburban Knight Concert & Tour History

Suburban Knight Concert History

A crucial figure on the outskirts of Detroit techno since the mid '80s, James Pennington's recordings as the Suburban Knight pioneered the moodier side of the Motor City with classics like "The Art of Stalking" and "The Groove." And though he collaborated on the biggest hit to come out of Detroit, the techno-pop monster "Big Fun" by Inner City, he later recorded with subterranean mainstays Underground Resistance. It was through his connection with another Detroit mainstay, Derrick May, that Pennington began recording.

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Date	Concert	Venue	Location
May 26, 2001 – May 28, 2001	Detroit Electronic Music Festival (DEMF) Derrick May / Inner City / De La Soul / Carl Cox / Saul Williams / Francisco Mora's Outerzone Band / Dj Genesis / DJ B"Len" D / Laughing Gas / Terrence Parker / Halon / Norm Talley / Kirk Degiorgio / The Kooky Scientist / Quaker Cage / P'Taah / Delano Smith / Jim Masters / Tadd Mullinix / DJXDJ / Mark D'Clive Lowe / Glenn Underground / Christian Vogel / Kit Clayton / Tortoise / Kelli Hand / Jazzanova / Autechre / Norma Jean Bell / Suburban Knight / Jay Denham / Mike Geiger / Mitch Walcott / Ibex / Kevin Reynolds / Optic Nerve / Keith Worthy / deity / Maersk / John Acquaviva / Don Q / Rick Wilhite / Dwele / Todd Sines / Laurent Garnier Live / Titonton / Alton Miller / Binary Star / Common Factor / Kid Koala / Mark Farina / Strand / Twonz / Mix Master Mike Show all bands Setlists	Hart Plaza	Detroit, Michigan, United States
May 06, 2000	Suburban Knight	Rohstofflager	Zurich, Zurich, Switzerland
Oct 30, 1999	Suburban Knight	Store Vega, VEGA	Copenhagen, Capital Region, Denmark