Cancelled Shows
12-27-88 San Francisco, CA, The Stone
08-29-90 Reading Festival, England (Perry lost his voice the night before)
10-07-90 Amsterdam, Netterlands, Paradiso [.]
03-29-91 Rumini, Italy (Perry was sick.. maybe partied on his birthday too
hard?)
05-23-91 Rapid City, SD (Lolla show..apparently low ticket sales caused the
show to get canceled)
09-??-91 MTV Studios, New York, NY (fabled MTV Unplugged taping that never came
together)
09-??-97 Europe (the Relapse originally planned to play some European promo
shows)
07-06-03 Minneapolis, MN, Target Center (Lolla show.. low ticket sales?)
07-30-03 Virginia Beach, VA, GTE Amp (Lolla show.. low ticket sales?)
08-02-03 Raleigh, NC, Alltel Pavilion (Lolla show.. low ticket sales?)
12-27-03 Palace of Aubrutn Hills, Auburn Hills, MI (Jane's tired; taking break)
12-28-03 Patriot Center, GMU, Fairfax, VA (Jane's tired; taking break)
12-31-03 Madison Square Garden, New York, NY (Jane's tired; taking break)
01-02-04 Tsongas Arena, Boston, MA (Jane's tired; taking break)
01-03-04 Tweeter Center At the Waterfront, Camden, NJ (Jane's tired; taking
break)
Canceled Australia shows
One of the biggest mysteries of the Jane's show list are the exact dates of
the September '91 Australian shows. You wouldn't expect that information to
be so hard to find but nobody can seem to remember
UPDATE: Thanks to David
McDonald we know one: "i was at the sydney hordern pavillion show and i
know it was definitely 22/09/1991".
UPDATE#2: Thanks to Melina, we know
a couple more: "I saw them play in Melbourne at The Metro in '91 and if
my memory serves me well it was on the 17th of September, it was a Tuesday and
they played the next night as well, also at The Metro."
UPDATE#3: the mystery is finally solved, and reflected on the main show list,
thanks to a dude going by the username NothingsShocking who won an old tour
itinerary off eBay in November 2006.
The shows were
actually rescheduled from June (the original shows were canceled because the
guys were exhausted and wanted to rest up for Lollapalooza).
Thanks to Richard Clothier for passing on a magazine ad for the original shows
that were later canceled...