Total shows: 51
| Day | Venue | City | Notes | |
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January |
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| 20th | First Avenue | Minneapolis, Minnesota | ||
| 22nd | Seventh Street Entry | Minneapolis, Minnesota | with Run Westy Run and Blue Up | |
| 29th | Seventh Street Entry | Minneapolis, Minnesota | with Golden Smog | |
April |
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| 26th | Marquette University (or Varsity Theater) | Milwaukee, Wisconsin | ||
May |
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| Unknown | St. Clair County Community College | Port Huron, Michigan | About a dozen crowd show | |
| 2nd | West Bank Spring Jam | Minneapolis, Minnesota | ||
June |
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| 20th | Roseland Ballroom | New York City, New York | 'Haoui Party' - AIDS Benefit | |
| 26th | Seventh Street Entry | Minneapolis, Minnesota | Rifle Sport 10th Anniversary Party: with Rifle Sport, Mighty Mofos, Man Sized Action,Dragnet,Brick Layer Cake, Arcwelder, Red Letter Day, Blue Up, Mickey Finn, Superball '63, and DFC | |
July |
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| 25th | Cabaret Metro | Chicago, Illinois | ||
| 26th | Cabaret Metro | Chicago, Illinois | opened for Poi Dog Pondering under the name Jagermeister |
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| 28th | First Avenue | Minneapolis, Minnesota | with Finger and Mix Breed | |
| 29th | First Avenue | Minneapolis, Minnesota | with Finger and Mix Breed | |
| 31st | Seventh Street Entry | Minneapolis, Minnesota | Dave & Dan billed as Lost Souls; with T-Bone Burnett and The Tropicals | |
September |
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| 21st | Paradise Theater | Boston, Massachusetts | ||
| 24th | Ritz | New York City, New York | ||
| 29th | Tramps | New York City, New York | ||
October |
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| 1st | Roxy | Hollywood, California | ||
November |
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| 10th | The Late Show with David Letterman | New York City, New York | Network television debut; played Without A Trace |
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| 11th | Follinger Auditorium - University of Illinois | Champaign, Illinois | Opening night of Grave Dancers Union tour. with The Lemonheads | |
| 12th | Mississippi Nights | St. Louis, Missouri | Opening night of Grave Dancers Union tour. with The Lemonheads | |
| 13th | WXRT FM | Chicago, Illinois | Interview about Grave Dancers Union and songs | |
| 13th | Riveria | Chicago, Illinois | with The Lemonheads and Walt Mink | |
| 14th | St. Andrews Hall | Detroit, Michigan | with The Lemonheads and Walt Mink | |
| 16th | Spectrum | Toronto, Ontario | ||
| 18th | Avalon | Boston, Massachusetts | ||
| 19th | Toad's Place | New Haven, Connecticut | ||
| 20th | The Acadmey | New York City, New York | with The Lemonheads and Walt Mink | |
| 23rd | Cat's Cradle | Chapel Hill, North Carolina | ||
| 24th | Flood Zone | Richmond, Virginia | ||
| 25th | Boathouse | Norfolk, Virginia | ||
| 27th | Roxy Theater | Atlanta, Georgia | ||
| 28th | Performance Hall | Nashville, Tennessee | with The Lemonheads and Freedy Johnson | |
December |
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| Unknown | Legends Nightclub | Buffalo, New York | with Vic Chesnutt | |
| Unknown | Universal Ampitheater | Los Angeles, California | ||
| 1st | Tipitina's | New Orleans, Louisiana | ||
| 2nd | The Vatican | Houston, Texas | ||
| 3rd | Liberty Lunch | Austin, Texas | Never Really Been (whichs appears on the Runway Train CD single) | |
| 4th | Deep Ellum Live | Dallas, Texas | Black Gold (whichs appears on the Runway Train CD single) | |
| 8th | The Palace | Hollywood, California | with the Lemonheads | |
| 9th | Club 860 | San Diego, California | with The Lemonheads & The Jayhawks | |
| 10th | Tower Records | Los Angeles, California | ||
| 11th | Slim's | San Francisco, California | with Thelonius Monster | |
| 12th | WRQQ Acoustic Christmas | Los Angeles, California | ||
| 14th | Big Rock Candy Mountain | Portland, Oregon | with The Lemonheads | |
| 15th | Moore Theater | Seattle, Washington | ||
| 16th | Commodore Ballroom | Vancouver, British Columbia | with The Jayhawks; The Lemonheads canceled | |
| 21st | First Avenue | Minneapolis, Minnesota | with Zuzu's Petals, Muskellunge, and The Hang Ups | |
| 22nd | First Avenue | Minneapolis, Minnesota | with Zuzu's Petals, Muskellunge, and The Hang Ups | |
| 23rd | KTCZ Radio Interview & Broadcast | Minneapolis, Minnesota | performed 3 songs in studio; station broadcasted that nights show [see below] | |
| 23rd | First Avenue | Minneapolis, Minnesota | with Zuzu's Petals, Muskellunge, and The Hang Ups | |
| 31st | Detroit State Fair Coliseum | Detroit, Michigan | opened for Beastie Boys; entertainer Sinbad hosted the show | |