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Concert Tour Books are a spiral bound book. Typically, the artist management company or production team orders these Band Tour Books prior to the tour. Concert Tour Books are ordered for the touring crew, artist, families and management company. These Concert Tour Books are very hard to come by and you really need to know someone in order to get one of these “gems.” Concert Tour Books include information such as: tour dates, tour personnel, tour suppliers, calendars, maps, promoter, mileage to each gig and daily itinerary pages that detail the venue and hotel where the band and crew stay.

1991
US


US


US - 12/27/1991 to 1/04/1992


1992
Europe - 1rst part


US - 7/16 to 11/13


US - Spring Tour




Europe - 2nd part


1993
Europe - 6/26 to 7/18


1994
US - 3/4 to 4/17


1995
US - 6/16 to 7/11


1996
Europe - 10/23 to 11/25


1997

1998
US - 6/18 to 7/23


1999

2000
Europe - 5/23 to 7/04


2001

2002

2003
US - 3/29 to 5/04


US - 5/28 to 7/15


2004

2005
South America - 11/19 to 12/11


2006

2007

2008

I will update with your pics, so other contributions are welcome !

these were for the crew?

Yes.
Inside them we can find all about Tour like hotel, adress, phone numbers, aftershow travel, promoter informations, band's timetable...etc

I think Joao owns 2 or 3 itineraries in his collection too.

Fabien where do you find these?

Websites, Ebay...

sorry, these are OLD pics taken with a BAD camera....

Thanks a lot !!!
I will update my first post soon with yours pics !

just so you know, the first inside pic goes with the first cover pic, and so on. normally, i would show the cover first, then the inside, but the pics got loaded in backwards...the last one, the one with the rat, does not have a companion inside shot.

4 new itineraries added

1991
US tour (december 91 / janauary 92)
1992
Lolapalooza
2003
US 1rst leg
US 2nd leg

Great pictures Fabien. It gives a nice overview about them.

Thanks Norman !
Perhaps we could create a similary topic with guitar picks (very popular PJ items).

That's a cool idea. But I can not contribute that much to this topic as I don't have many guitar picks. Just a few.

Perhaps Dangerboy could help us 'cause he owns a lot of old cool PJ guitar picks in his collection.