Total shows: 79 (+1 cancelation)
| Day | Venue | City | Notes | |
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March |
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| 6th | Tramps | New York City, New York | Cellophane opened with Bruce Springsteen on The Tracks of My Tears |
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| 16th | South By Southwest (SXSW) | Austin, Texas | ||
| 17th | South By Southwest (SXSW) | Austin, Texas | Golden Smog performance | |
April |
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| Unknown | Kirby Ballroom | Duluth, Minnesota | ||
| 6th | The Late Show with David Letterman | New York City, New York | Infamous trumpet scene; taken away by Paul Shaffer during Silly Love Songs | |
| 19th | Pershing Auditorium | Lincoln, Nebraska | ||
May |
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| 2nd | Paradiso | Amsterdam, Netherlands | ||
June |
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| 1st | Masquerade | Atlanta, Georgia | ||
| 3rd | Robert F. Kennedy (RFK) Memorial Stadium | Washington, D.C. | ||
| 4th | The Paradise Theater | Boston, Massachusetts | ||
| 4th | Radio Special | Boston, Massachusetts | ||
| 5th | The Opera House | Toronto, Ontario | ||
| 6th | Boston Palladium | Boston, Massachusetts | ||
| 7th | Cabaret Metro | Chicago, Illinois | ||
| 15th | Bayfront Amphitheater | Miami, Florida | ||
| 17th | Irvine Meadows | Irvine, California | ||
| 18th | Modern Rock Live | Location unknown | Dave and Dan live in studio | |
| 23rd | Glastonbury Festival (pyramid stage) | Glastenbury, England | ||
| 24th | Garage | Glasgow, Scotland | ||
| 25th | O2 Shepherds Bush Empire | London, England | ||
| 28th | Le Arapaho | Paris, France | ||
| 30th | Lulea Festival | Luleå, Sweden | translates as "the naval battle" with Big Country, Mike & The Mechanics |
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July |
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| 1st | Roskilde Festival | Roskilde, Denmark | ||
| 2nd | Markthalle | Hamburg, Germany | ||
| 4th | Lucerna Hall | Prague, Czech Republic | ||
| 6th | Batschapp | Frankfurt, Germany | ||
| 7th | Chartehalle | Munich, Germany | ||
| 8th | Out In the Green (canceled) | Frauenfeld, Switzerland | ||
August |
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| Unknown | MTV's 120 Minutes | New York City, New York | Dave, Dan, and Karl w/guest appearances by The Jayhawks and Victoria Williams Premiere of Just Like Anyone video. |
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| Unknown | Venue unknown | Salt Lake City, Utah | Radiohead was supposed to open. | |
| 13th | Five Seasons Arena | Cedar Rapids, Iowa | ||
| 14th | Pershing Auditorium | Lincoln, Nebraska | ||
| 16th | Midway Stadium | St. Paul, Minnesota | ||
| 17th | Midway Stadium | St. Paul, Minnesota | ||
| 18th | Brown County Veterans Memorial Arena | Green Bay, Wisconsin | ||
| 19th | Deer Creek Music Center | Noblesville, Indiana | ||
| 21st | Louisville Gardens | Louisville, Kentucky | ||
| 22nd | Nautica Stage | Cleveland, Ohio | ||
| 23rd | Marcus Amphitheatre | Milwaukee, Wisconsin | ||
| 25th | New World Music Theater | Chicago, Illinois | moved from Aragon Ballroom in Chicago | |
| 26th | Meadow Brook Music Theatre | Detroit, Michigan | ||
| 27th | Finger Lakes | Rochester, New York | ||
| 29th | Great Woods Performing Arts Center | Mansfield, Massachusetts | Jayhawks and Victoria Williams opened Victoria Williams joined the band for Summer of Drugs |
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| 30th | Jones Beach Amphitheatre | Wantagh, New York | ||
| 31st | Mann Music Center | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | ||
September |
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| Unknown | Memorial Hall | Kansas City, Kansas | with Matthew Sweet | |
| Unknown | Fred Bramlage Coliseum | Manhattan, Kansas | with Matthew Sweet | |
| 2nd | Rock & Roll Hall of Fame | Cleveland, Ohio | performed songs with Iggy Pop and Lou Reed | |
| 3rd | Merriweather Post Pavilion | Columbia, Maryland | ||
| 4th | Garden State Arts Center | Holmdel, New Jersey | ||
| 6th | Varsity Stadium | Toronto, Ontario | ||
| 22nd | Edge | Orlando, Florida | ||
| 23rd | Sunrise Music Theater | Sunshine, Florida | ||
| 26th | University of South Florida | Tampa, Florida | ||
| 27th | Vanderbilt Memorial Gym | Nashville, Tennessee | ||
| 29th | Mud Island Ampitheater | Memphis, Tennessee | ||
| 30th | American Theatre | St. Louis, Missouri | ||
October |
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| Unknown | Halloween Jam IV | Glastonbury, England | ||
| 1st | Memorial Hall | Kansas City, Missouri | ||
| 2nd | Bramlage Coliseum | Manhattan, Kansas | ||
| 4th | Ogden Theater | Denver, Colorado | Radiohead was to open but Radiohead's gear was stolen so local band Myrrh stepped in to open Radiohead played an acoustic set with Soul Asylum's gear |
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| 5th | Venue unknown | Salt Lake City, Utah | Radiohead was supposed to open Maybe performance was on the 6th? |
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| 7th | The Rage | Vancouver, British Columbia | moved from PNE; show canceled due to Radiohead's gear being stolen | |
| 12th | The Warfield | San Francisco, California | ||
| 13th | Venue unknown | Santa Cruz, California | ||
| 15th | Fresno State Amphitheatre | Fresno, California | ||
| 16th | Hollywood Palladium | Los Angeles, California | Radiohead opened | |
| 23rd | Palais Royale | Toronto, Ontario | excerpts featured on limited edition Candy From A Stranger; television broadcasted | |
November |
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| 3rd | German television studio | Frankfurt, Germany | Television broadcast | |
| 6th | Koln | Munich, Germany | ||
| 7th | Nulle Part Aileurs Studio | Paris, France | ||
| 9th | UK Radio Promo | London, England | ||
| 13th | A.M. Hall | Tokyo, Japan | ||
| 16th | Liquid Room | Tokyo, Japan | ||
| 21st | Metro | Sydney, Australia | ||
| 22nd | HMV Mid City | Sydney, Australia | in-store performance | |
| 23rd | 3RRR Rooftop Cafe | Melbourne, Australia | provided a 1 PM radio show broadcast to talk about tonight's performance at 3RRR | |
| 24th | The Palace | Melbourne, Australia | ||
December |
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| 11th | Rockline Interview | Location unknown | ||
| 15th | Meadowlands Arena | East Rutherford, New Jersey | ||