status quo tour 2022 augsburg

Setlist UK Spring / European Summer Tour : Caroline, Rain (Rhino voc), Little Lady (Richie voc), Softer Ride, Beginning of the End, Hold You Back, QUO Medley incl. What You're Proposin' / Down The Dustpipe / Wild Side of life / Railroad / Again and Again (Rhino voc) / Mystery Song (Richie voc), The Oriental, Cut Me some Slack, Liberty Lane, In The Army Now, Roll over lay Down, Down Down, Whatever You Want (Andy voc), Rockin'all over the World - Encore: Paper Plane .

Setlist UK / European Winter Tour : Caroline, Rain (Rhino voc), Little Lady (Richie voc), Softer Ride, Beginning of the End, Hold You Back, Rock'n'Roll'n' You, Twenty Wild Horses, QUO Medley incl. What You're Proposin' / Down The Dustpipe / Somethin' Bout You Baby I Like (full version) / Wild Side of life / Rolling Home (longer version) / Railroad / Again and Again (Rhino voc), Mystery Song (Richie voc), The Oriental, In My Chair, Cut Me some Slack, Liberty Lane, In The Army Now, Roll over lay Down, Down Down, Whatever You Want (Andy voc), Rockin'all over the World - Encore: Don't Waste My Time .

Tour Crew: Andrew Keightley (Tour Manager), Lyane Ngan (Band Personal Assistant), Ewan Cameron (Lightning Director), Andy May (FOH Sound Engineer), Tim Franklin (Monitor Engineer), Lloyd Gilbert (Stage Manager/ Guitar Tech) , Andy Brook (Guitar Tech), Andy Tomkins (Keyboard / BassTech), Benny Calvert (Drum Tech).

Merchandiser: Global Merchandising Services Ltd.  Management: Duroc Media Ltd. Manager: Simon Porter. Additional / Unusual songs performed: Backing Off, Get Out Of My Head (Richie voc > both only on their UK March gigs), Don't Waste My Time (encore with Paper Plane mostly during the summer shows), Down Down with a sort of jam (during some of the summer gigs). Quo did a shorter set at their summer festival shows without the Backbone tracks Backin' Off and Get Out Of My Head, Burning Bridges (Encore UK Christmas Tour). .

Support bands: Dea Matrona* (Dublin and Belfast), Laurence Jones (UK SpringTour), The Wake Woods+ (German dates in September and November), Shakin' Stevens** (Winter Tour UK), Manfred Mann's Earthband# (German Winter Tour in Dezember)

Tour Notes:   Due to the ongoing COVID uncertainty in Europe, Quo and their management have rescheduled the mainland European dates between March and April 2022 to later in the year. Quo cancelled their Karjurock Usikaupunki festival gig at Lokalahti, Finland 23.7.2022 by short hand because the organizers of the festival didn't fully comply with the bands raider and stage requirements, which are an integral part of their contract.  

27/02/  UK, Belfast* - Waterfront Hall | 47' min. AUD Quality: 4

28/02/  IRELAND, Dublin* - Olympia Theatre | 101' min. AUD Quality: 4

02/03/  UK, Hull - Bonus Arena | 103' min. AUD Quality: 3 +

03/03/  UK, Stockton - Globe | 102' min. AUD Quality: 3 +

05/03/  UK, Liverpool - Philharmonic Hall

06/03/  UK, Birmingham - Symphony Hall

08/03/  UK, Southend On Sea - Cliffs Pavilion | 98' min. AUD Quality: 3 +

09/03/  UK, Ipswich - Regent Theatre

11/03/  UK, Leicester - De Montfort Hall | 69' min. AUD Quality: 3 +

12/03/  UK, Guildford - G Live | 104' min. AUD Quality: 3 +

14/03/  UK, Manchester - Bridgewater Hall | 104' min. AUD Quality: 3

15/03/  UK, Cardiff - St. David's Hall

17/03/  UK, Oxford - New Theatre | 102' min. AUD Quality: 3

18/03/  UK, Bath - The Forum

10/06/  DENMARK, Viborg - Tinghallen Comvent Arena

11/06/  DENMARK, Middelfart - Rock under the Bridge Festival

24/06/  SPAIN, Bilbao - Bilbao Arena

25/06/  FRANCE, Cháteau de Tilloloy - Retro CTrop Festival (with Alice Cooper)

30/06/  BELGIUM, Hemiksem - Festival

16/07/  FRANCE, Morzine Avoriaz - Harley Days Festival | 61' min. AUD Quality: 4

22/07/  FINLAND, Tampere - Tampere Hall

29/07/  HOLLAND, Veenhoop - Festival

05/08/  SWEDEN, Knislinge - Parkgatan Time To Rock Festival | 73' min. AUD Quality: 4

10/08/  SWITZERLAND, Avenches - Rock Oz'Arenes

26/08/  SWITZERLAND, Aarburg - Festivalgelände

10/09/  GERMANY, Germersheim - Mercedes-Benz Global Logistics Center (Open-Air)

12/09/  FRANCE, Paris - L'Olympia

13/09/  FRANCE, Lyon - Le Transbordeur | 47' min. AUD Quality: 3

16/09/  GERMANY, Aalen - Firmensitz Palm Papierfabrik Neukochen (private gig celebrating 150 years of Palm)

17/09/  GERMANY, Augsburg - Kongress am Park+

19/09/  GERMANY, Dresden - Kulturpalast+ | 93' min. AUD Quality: 3

20/09/  BELGIUM, Brussels - Ancienne Belgique | 81' min. AUD Quality: 4 -

10/11/  GERMANY, Halle - Händel Halle+ | 108' min. AUD Quality: 3

11/11/  LUXEMBOURG, Esch sur Alzette - Rockhal Main Hall

14/11/  GERMANY, Krefeld - Seidenweberhaus+ | 108' min. AUD Quality: 3 +

15/11/  GERMANY, Rostock - Stadthalle+ | 109' min. AUD Quality: 3 - 4

17/11/  GERMANY, Rietberg - Cultura+ | 109' min. AUD Quality: 4

19/11/  FRANCE, Roubaix - The Colosseum

21/11/  HOLLAND, Tilburg - Poppodium 013 | 107' min. AUD Quality: 3 +

22/11/  GERMANY, Saarbrücken - Saarlandhalle+

25/11/  UK, Aberdeen - P&J Live**

26/11/  UK, Glasgow - SEC Armadillo**  | 98' min. AUD Quality: 3

28/11/  UK, Leeds - FD Arena** | 107' min. AUD Quality: 3 -

30/11/  UK, Brighton - Centre** | 107' min. AUD Quality: 3 +

01/12/  UK, Bournemouth - BIC**

03/12/  UK, London - Wembley Arena** | 107' min. AUD Quality: 4

05/12/  GERMANY, Düsseldorf - Mitsubishi Electric Halle#

07/12/  GERMANY - Erfurt - Messehalle# | 107' min. AUD Quality: 3

08/12/  GERMANY, Frankfurt - Jahrhunderthalle#

10/12/  GERMANY, Stuttgart - Porsche Arena#

11/12/  GERMANY, München - Olympiahalle#

13/12/  GERMANY, Hamburg - Barclaycard Arena#

14/12/  GERMANY, Berlin - Max Schmeling Halle#

16/12/  GERMANY, Hannover - Swiss Live Hall# | 109' min. AUD Quality: 3 

17/12/  GERMANY, Lingen - Emsland Arena#   | 106' min. AUD Quality: 3 +

* FACTS FROM THE ROAD:

23.07.2022 - Statement by Simon Porter, Quo's manager about the cancellation at Karjurock Festival, Finland:

10.09.2022 - To celebrate the 50th anniversary of the famous Insel Grün Rock Festival in Germersheim, Germany - Mercedes-Benz sponsors this special open-Air event with Status Quo, Uriah Heep and Nazareth at their huge areal on the island Green in Germersheim. All three bands performed in May 1972 and are still touring all over the world.

16.09.2022 - Status Quo performed a special private corporated gig in front of 800 invited guests to celebrate 150 years of german paper & packaging factory Palm at the headquarter in Neukochen Aalen, Germany. Here are two videoclips of the event - Link: https://youtu.be/rtHeWh80akk     and   Status Quo at Palm Paper 150 Year Celebration - YouTube                                   

21.11.2022 - Richie Malone celebrated in Tilburg, Holland his 200th show with Quo since joining them in Leuven, Belgium. 20.7.2016.

11.12.2022 - The band was special guests at the german DEL Icehockey game Red Bull Munich vs Adler Mannheim in the sell out Olympic Ice hall and did the opening bully. Unfortunatly the band had to leave earlier for their Soundcheck in the Olympiahalle.

14.12.2022 - A bloody blister! - Francis had problems with his new shoes and came back for the Berlin encore without his right shoe to play Don't Waste My Time on bloody socks! What a picture... (by Achim Wenz)

17.12.2022 - Lingen, Germany will be Leon's 396th Quo gig since joining Quo in Frankfurt, Germany 25.5.2013. Well done..!

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Status Quo are a rock band that formed in 1962. Hailing from Catford, London, England, they are one of the most consistently successful groups of all time, who have more UK hit singles than any other band and play huge shows all over the world to this day.

For a band who’ve become something of a byword for steady, water-treading reliability in the world of rock and roll, Status Quo have had a pretty weird old career when you think about it. Nowhere is this more apparent than in the fact that they’re still going as strong as ever, half a century after they started and a good few decades after the brand of boogie rock that they continue to play to this day became stale in the eyes of the record buying public. Yet, here they are, still able to sell out arenas across the globe, still able to to score top ten albums and still able to slay festivals in their sixth decade together as a band. Really, you couldn’t make it up if you tried.

I suppose it makes sense that the band formed in secondary school. There’s something profoundly “boys own” about the band and they’ve never quite lost that feel that they’re still schoolboy scamps who made good at heart. I mean, what else can you say about two sexagenarians who posed nude on their latest album cover with acoustic guitars preserving their modesty? Anyway, the band began in 1962 as The Scorpions, formed by lead guitarist and singer Francis Rossi, and original bassist Alan Lancaster. A year later they changed their name to The Spectres, added John Coghlan on the drums and by 1966 The Spectres were signed to Piccadilly Records. However, success would not come easily to the band, and their first couple of singles sank without a trace.

This would all change in the following year however, since back in 1965, Rossi had become close friends with fellow guitarist and singer Rick Parfitt. The pair had vowed to work together on some kind of musical project but nothing came of it until 1967, when Rossi completed the vintage Quo line-up by adding Parfitt as co-lead vocalist and rhythm guitarist. Not for nothing was this Quo line-up referred to as the “Frantic Four”. Also in 1967, the band discovered psychedelia, which was to be their making as a band. That’s right, Status Quo, them of the four chord barroom boogie rock, got their big break with a psychedelic rock song. Namely 1968’s “Pictures Of Matchstick Men”.

The song was an astonishing hit, reaching the top ten in the U.K and Canada, whilst also reaching number 12 in the U.S. However, try as they might, they failed to make lightning strike twice and after their second album tanked they went back to the drawing board. What they came up with would change their lives forever, and the band abandoned psychedelia in both sound and look, in favour of hard rock, faded jeans and white T-shirts. In 1970 they debuted this new look and sound in the album “Ma Kelly’s Greasy Spoon” but it wasn’t until 1972 that it began to catch on. ’72 was the year they signed to renowned hard rock label Vertigo, and with “Piledriver”, their first album on the label, they had a top five hit album, a run of three hit singles and the rock world was suddenly their oyster.

Since then the band’s only rivals have been legends like The Stones and The Who. Jagger and Richards’ band are to this day the only band to have more hit albums on the UK charts than them, and it’s estimated that they’ve played 6000 live shows in total to over 25 million people. However, what makes them so vital is that while members come and go, the band lives and dies with Parfitt and Rossi, whose friendship and collaboration has been the constant driving force of the band. Few other bands can lay a claim like that, just like few other bands can lay as convincing a claim to being true national treasures as Status Quo can. Highly recommended.

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Recent shows have seen Status Quo play in a reformed version of their classic seventies line-up of Francis Rossi (guitar, vocals), Rick Parfitt (guitar, vocals), Alan Lancaster (bass, vocals) & John Coughlan (drums) regularly referred to now as The Frantic Four.

They played a brilliant set based on the seminal 1976 "Live!" album, that is a bluesier, heavier version of Quo. I'd happily watch this version of band do the same set every year from now until the end of time but all good things have to come to an end and it's likely from now on the line-up will revert to the more familiar "Party Quo" line-up.

"Party Quo" are still led by Rossi & Parfitt and feature long time Quo members John Edwards on bass, and Andy Bown on keyboards along with a drummer, most recently Leon Cave. They are likely to play bigger venues and more often than not manage a Christmas tour of the UK.

The set list still features songs from the band's seventies peak and you're likely to hear plenty of heavy rock classics such as Caroline, Paper Plane, Down Down & Roll Over Lay Down. However, with "Party Quo" you'll get more of the more recent hits like Whatever You Want, Rocking All Over The World and In The Army Now.

Either line-up will give you a couple of hours of great rock'n'roll and even if you only have a passing fancy in the band you're almost guaranteed to have a good time. I've seen the band in various line-ups over 30 times and have enjoyed every single one.

Status Quo remain one of the best live bands you're likely to see which is pretty impressive for a bunch of musicians who are old enough to collect their bus pass.

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Status Quo are still as unbelievable live as they have ever been, playing true to their names as legends of Rock n Roll. The band has been one of the biggest musical names in British rock history since they formed back in 1962. It is incredible to think that they are still going strong, and that many of their classic 70s hits are still huge anthems today. The crowd that lined up to watch the band perform proved how popular Status Quo still are and always will be: there were young teenagers, 20 somethings, families and rock veterans in the crowd, all equally excited to see the iconic band live. Status Quo did not disappoint. They hashed out a number of classic 70s hits such as ‘Caroline’ and ‘Paper Plane’ as well as fan favourites such as ‘Whatever You Want’ and ‘Rocking All Over the World’. Francis Rossi and Rick Parfitt led the vocals and guitars, and both received an incredible reaction from the crowd. They were joined by the rest of the Frantic Four in a reformation of the band’s classic line up from their golden years.

I left in a glass half full mood.

Don't get me wrong, the concert was excellent and on a rough calculation, this was my 50th Quo gig. Francis Rossi is the best frontman in rock. Ritchie Malone was an able deputy for the missing Rick Parfitt. Alas, it was the last night of the electrics. I will no longer be able to rock along with the mighty Quo.

That's why I left the gig, although mightily fulfilled, a little sad.

The Quo have been there to rock out to, for most of my teens and then adult life.

Goodbye to the electrics I will miss it.

If you feel inclined to do the odd electric gig though in the future, I'll be first in line for tickets.

Quo will always be my musical love, the music, the stage presence and that catchy boogie riff. Audiences around the UK will miss them, but memories will remain forever. I love the Quo and I don't care who knows it.

A great night and the 98th time I've seen them and one of the best yet. The set list was much as you would expect it, but at least you know what you are getting! The band seemed to be really enjoying themselves last night.

With support from REO Speedwagon who I've not seen before but they rocked! Playing for 1 hour with an impressive stage set for a support band.

Plus the Lounge Kittens which were better than I expected doing about 30mins

The 6.35 start time caught a few people out, but a good value gig.

I saw Status Quo at the beginning of the month at the Bournemouth International Centre. Francis Rossi is the only one of their classic lineup but the Quo still rock throughout the night, performing a good variety of new songs and their classic hits. Francis provides good humour all round and interaction with the audience. More highlights included a rocking encore of ‘Burning Bridges’, and a medley of many of their old hits that they couldn’t fit in full rolled into one.

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Saw Quo at Bournemouth 9th December and what an amazing night. After years of promising ourselves to go we were not disappointed. Francis Rossi brings such energy to stage and as always has the crowd eating out of his hand.

His sense of humour and obvious enjoyment of being on stage still shines through. Bought tickets for brother as early Christmas present he said probably best Christmas present ever had. Thank you to all the group for giving us a proper show.Long may you continue.

Fantastic Acoustic performance - 9 in the band. Rossi very much on form. Non stop hits - played 1.5 hours non stop with very little talking. Back to back music. Prefer the acoustic shows. I'd recommend both the show and the venue but not the prices inside. £9 something for a small bottle water, small Diet Coke and 2 bags of crisps. £4.50 per tub for ice cream and there was only chocolate flavour available. Take your own refreshments with you would be my advice.

Fantastic night and everything you expect from the mighty Quo. What was a surprise was the amazing support act Cats in Space. They were probably the best support group I've ever seen. Downloaded their albums and I would pay just to see them in future.

Back to the Quo; as brilliant as always. Really enjoyed last year's acoustic show and sadly miss Rick. The band did a great job of carrying on and long may they continue.

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Uriah Heep opened, and my god can they still sing and play! Those oldtimers knocked it out of the park....

Then Status Quo came in with medley after medley and just rocked it oldschool! The venue was also very well organized and everything went according to plan, because both bands were very punctual.

It was really worth it purchasing the golden circle ticket, because it wasn´t too expensive, but still very confortable and not completly full.

as i went with my partner i have been 2 times he has been 118 this band may be getting on a bit but they sure know how to rock and put on a good show starting with Caroline at 9 pm and finishing with burning bridges at 10.30 pm with lots in between amazing don't for get the warm up band cats in space a very good choice very good seats all in all 11 out of 10

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Reading rock festival 1978 in reading, uk on fri, 25 aug 1978.

Status quo were brilliant ,,even Rick parfitt playing a wrong note at the beginning of backwater ,, pirates were really good as were the jam ,sham69 ,and the motors ,,

The Refectory in Leeds, UK on Sat, 07 Dec 1974

I was there. A student from Carnegie. My first Quo concert. Gobsmacking. Don't remember much. Just a sea of denim..brilliant gig.

Sidney Myer Music Bowl in Melbourne, Australia on Thu, 02 Dec 1976

I was 16 at the time. I went with my brother and his mates. We were on the lawn area. I spent most of the evening on my brothers shoulders. An awesome memory of my first concert..

Rodahal in Kerkrade, Netherlands on Fri, 12 Dec 1975

Status Quo live in Amterdam, Jaap Edenhal 1975. This was my first Quo concert in my life. A great band with Francis Rossi, Rick Parfitt, Alan Lancaster and John Coghlan. I'm a Big Quo Fan for years and years and ........ I'm 53 years old ans still a Big Quo Fan. Thanks for all those years, Rock and Roll band number ONE for me. Sorry Stones Fans.

Utilita Arena Sheffield in Sheffield, UK on Mon, 07 Dec 2015

Absolutely awesome loved every minute of it...They were The Mighty Quo....keep on rockin guys!!!! ....cant wait to see you again and hoping my wish can come true and get a photo with you guys.....heres wishing x

was an absolutly amazing night

Utilita Arena Birmingham in Birmingham, UK on Sat, 05 Dec 2015

As always a fantastic performance from Quo. Set list as expected with a few changes in, Burning Bridges in the main set instead of encore with Paper Plane in the encore. It rocked and Quo still know how to put on a good show.

OVO Hydro in Glasgow, UK on Fri, 04 Dec 2015

best of Quo Ive seen to date . These guys have so much more to give to the fans . They cant retire

M&S Bank Arena in Liverpool, UK on Tue, 01 Dec 2015

Seen through a forest of phones it was nevertheless a terrific concert, especially with Wilko Johnson as the warm-up.

Burghley House in Stamford, UK on Sat, 06 Jun 2015

Absolutely fantastic.........hope they continue to tour for a few more years yet and come back to Stamford ....great night out :)

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• Roll Over Lay Down
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Francis Rossi and the band hit the road next March

Status Quo have announced they will tour the UK throughout March 2022. Tickets for the tour go on sale at 10am on Friday 23 April.

Francis Rossi continues to lead Status Quo, who released their last new album Backbone in 2019. The record was the group's 33rd release and followed on from 2016's Aquostic II: That's a Fact .

Who's selling tickets? Tickets for Status Quo's tour are being sold by Ticketmaster and AXS .

Status Quo 2022 UK tour dates: Wed 2 Mar – Bonus Arena, Hull Thu 3 Mar – Stockton Globe Sat 5 Mar – Liverpool Philharmonic Sun 6 Mar – Symphony Hall Birmingham Tue 8 Mar – Cliffs Pavilion Wed 9 Mar – Regent Theatre Ipswich Fri 11 Mar – De Montfort Hall, Leicester Sat 12 Mar – G Live, Guildford Mon 14 Mar – Bridgewater Hall Tue 15 Mar – St David's Hall, Cardiff Thu 17 Mar – New Theatre, Oxford Fri 18 Mar – The Forum, Bath

Tickets for Status Quo's 2022 UK tour are available at 10am on Friday 23 April.

Cheery veterans of classic rock.

Botanic Gardens, Belfast

£50 / 028 9031 4762

Dreamland, Margate

Prices to be confirmed / 01843 295887

The Halls Wolverhampton

Prices to be confirmed

• Kelvingrove Bandstand and Amphitheatre, Glasgow
• Salt and Tar, Bootle
• Swansea Arena
• Swansea Marina
• Vivary Park, Taunton

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