Tripping Daisy's 1997 Concert History

Tripping Daisy were an alternative rock band which formed in Dallas, Texas, United States in 1990 and are best known for their 1995 single "I Got A Girl". The band formed as Tim DeLaughter (vocals, guitar), Wes Berggren (guitar), Mark Pirro (bass) and Jeff Bouck (drums), although Bouck was replaced with Bryan Wakeland a few months afterwards. Guitarist Philip Karnats joined the band in 1997. Wakeland left the band in 1995 and was first replaced by Mitch Marine and then Benjamin Curtis.

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Tripping Daisy had 15 concerts in 1997

Date Concert Venue Location
Oct 08, 1997
Tripping Daisy Barrymore's Music Hall Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Oct 07, 1997
Tripping Daisy Le D'Auteuil Québec, Quebec, Canada
Oct 06, 1997
Tripping Daisy Cabaret du Musée Juste pour rire Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Oct 05, 1997
Tripping Daisy D'Artagnan Trois-Rivières, Quebec, Canada
Oct 03, 1997
Tripping Daisy Lee's Palace Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Oct 02, 1997
Tripping Daisy The Embassy Hotel London, Ontario, Canada
Jul 12, 1997
Tripping Daisy / Centro-Matic / Ufofu Lakewood Theater Dallas, Texas, United States
Jul 05, 1997
Tripping Daisy Argo Denton, Texas, United States
Jun 29, 1997
Tripping Daisy Cain's Ballroom Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States
Jun 24, 1997
Tripping Daisy Debut Records El Paso, Texas, United States
Jun 22, 1997
Tripping Daisy Emo's Austin, Texas, United States
Jun 20, 1997
Centro-Matic / Tripping Daisy / The Tomorrowpeople Dixie Theater College Station, TX, US
Jun 19, 1997
Centro-Matic / Tripping Daisy / The Tomorrowpeople Impala Fort Worth, Texas, United States
Jun 05, 1997
Tornado Jam: Jerrell Tornado Victim Benefit
Breedlove / Tripping Daisy / Toadies / Don Walser / Push Monkey / Harry Connick, Jr. / Hal Ketchum / Ian Moore / Jackopierce / storyville
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Austin Music Hall Austin, Texas, United States
Feb 22, 1997
Tripping Daisy / Ufofu Galaxy Club Dallas, Texas, United States

Genres:

Rock
Alternative Rock
Indie Rock
Alternative
Grunge
Dallas Indie
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Latest Setlist (05/22/2026):

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  1. ROCketPop
  2. baNg
  3. i Got a Girl
  4. PirANhA
  5. MOtivATion
  6. SAme DREss neW dAy
  7. Trip Along
  8. RAINdrOP
  9. STep bEhind
  10. Sonic Bloom
  11. PriCK
  12. High
  13. Tragiverse
  14. Geeareohdoubleyou
  15. Field Day Jitters
  16. Green Tambourine
  17. You First
  18. On the Ground
  19. Pillar
  20. Blown Away
  21. My Umbrella

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Concerts Per Year:

2026 23 concerts
2025 24 concerts
2024 2 concerts
2022 2 concerts
2019 5 concerts
2017 7 concerts
2000 1 concert
1999 21 concerts
1998 24 concerts
1997 15 concerts
1996 87 concerts
1995 58 concerts
1994 13 concerts
1993 31 concerts
1992 20 concerts
1991 6 concerts
1989 1 concert
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Comments & Reviews:

Oct 26, 2022

How do you add a concert? I saw them at Bronco Bowl in Dallas on January 25, 1996, but it's not listed in their line-up. Loved these guys. Wish the lead singer were still with us.

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