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The Poodle Hat Tour was a concert tour by comedy music artist ’Weird Al’ Yankovic to support his album Poodle Hat. The tour began on June 19, 2003 in Del Mar, California and ended September 25, 2004 in Yakima, Washington. [1] The tour saw Yankovic and his band perform across the United States and Australia, with 147 shows being performed over 143 dates. Pete ’Zuie’ Gallagher filled in for Yankovic’s regular drummer John ’Bermuda’ Schwartz for a few of the 2003 dates. Tour dates[edit]Date[2]CityCountryVenueJune 19, 2003Del MarUnited StatesSan Diego County FairJune 20, 2003KelseyvilleKonocti Field AmphitheatreJune 21, 2003Las VegasAladdin TheatreJune 22, 2003San Luis ObispoChristopher Cohan CenterJune 26, 2003MilwaukeeSummerfestJune 27, 2003KalamazooKalamazoo State TheatreJune 28, 2003ToledoToledo Zoo AmphitheatreJune 29, 2003North TonawandaNew Melody FairJuly 1, 2003VeronaTurning Stone CasinoJuly 3, 2003PortsmouthHarbor CenterJuly 4, 2003Myrtle BeachHouse of BluesJuly 5, 2003OrlandoHouse of BluesJuly 10, 2003WallingfordOakdale TheatreJuly 11, 2003PoughkeepsieMid-Hudson Civic CenterJuly 12, 2003AllentownAllentown FairgroundsJuly 13, 2003DoswellKing’s DominionJuly 15, 2003AlbanyPalace TheatreJuly 16, 2003PortlandState TheatreJuly 18, 2003Hampton BeachHampton Beach Casino BallroomJuly 19, 2003PhiladelphiaMann Music CenterJuly 20, 2003Holmdel TownshipPNC Bank Arts CenterJuly 22, 2003WestburyWestbury Music FairJuly 23, 2003July 25, 2003PittsburghChevrolet AmphitheatreJuly 26, 2003ChicagoNavy Pier(2 shows)July 27, 2003CincinnatiKings IslandAugust 2, 2003St. LouisThe Pageant(2 shows)August 3, 2003WichitaCotillion BallroomAugust 4, 2003TulsaRiverpark AmphitheatreAugust 5, 2003Kansas CityStarlight TheatreAugust 6, 2003Oklahoma CityBricktown Events CenterAugust 8, 2003GulfportGrand Casino GulfportAugust 9, 2003ValdostaWild Adventures Theme ParkAugust 10, 2003CharlotteCarowindsAugust 12, 2003HoustonVerizon Wireless TheaterAugust 13, 2003DallasBronco BowlAugust 15, 2003AlbuquerqueKiva AuditoriumAugust 16, 2003PuebloColorado State FairAugust 17, 2003Denver, ColoradoUniversal Lending PavilionAugust 22, 2003Rochester HillsMeadow Brook Music FestivalAugust 23, 2003RockfordCoronado Theatre(Pete ’Zuie’ Gallagher on drums)August 24, 2003Saint PaulMinnesota State Fair(Pete ’Zuie’ Gallagher on drums)August 26, 2003Fort WayneEmbassy CenterAugust 27, 2003Sault Ste. MarieKewadin CasinoAugust 29, 2003South WoodstockWoodstock Fair (2 shows, Pete ’Zuie’ Gallagher on drums for the second show)August 30, 2003Wilkes-BarreF.M. Kirby CenterAugust 31, 2003ClevelandTower City AmphitheatreSeptember 4, 2003PoenixDodge TheatreSeptember 5, 2003Los AngelesGreek TheatreSeptember 6, 2003MaderaMadera District FairSeptember 7, 2003Santa ClaraParamount’s Great AmericaSeptember 9, 2003PuyallupWestern Washington FairOctober 3, 2003PenrithAustraliaEvan TheatreOctober 5, 2003AdelaideThebarton TheatreOctober 7, 2003PerthPerth Concert HallOctober 9, 2003MelbournePalais TheatreOctober 10, 2003CanberraCanberra TheatreOctober 11, 2003SydneyWhitlam TheatreOctober 12, 2003Enmore TheatreOctober 14, 2003BrisbaneConcert HallOctober 15, 2003
October 16, 2003Tweed HeadsTwin Towns Service ClubOctober 18, 2003NewcastleCivic TheatreMarch 24, 2004AkronUnited StatesAkron Civic TheatreMarch 25, 2004ChampaignVirginia TheatreMarch 26, 2004JacksonGeorge E. Potter CenterMarch 27, 2004Glen EllynArts Center of DuPage (2 shows)March 28, 2004JolietRialto Square TheatreMarch 30, 2004TiffinRitz TheatreMarch 31, 2004ColumbusMershon AuditoriumApril 1, 2004IndianapolisMurat TheatreApril 2, 2004Iowa CityHancher AuditoriumApril 3, 2004EvansvilleEvansville AuditoriumApril 7, 2004PeoriaCivic TheatreApril 8, 2004Mount PleasantSoaring Eagle Casino & ResortApril 9, 2004AppletonFox Cities Performing Arts CenterApril 10, 2004MankatoCivic CenterApril 12, 2004Grand ForksChester Fritz AuditoriumApril 13, 2004Sioux FallsWashington Pavilion of Arts and ScienceApril 14, 2004TopekaTopeka Performing Arts CenterApril 15, 2004SpringfieldSangamon AuditoriumApril 17, 2004LedyardFoxwoods Resort CasinoApril 18, 2004ErieWarner TheatreApril 22, 2004AtlantaThe TabernacleApril 23, 2004GulfportGrand Casino GulfportApril 24, 2004RobinsonvilleGrand Casino TunicaApril 25, 2004Baton RougeThe CentroPlex TheatreApril 26, 2004TallahasseeLeon County Civic CenterApril 28, 2004Daytona BeachBethune-Cookman CollegeApril 29, 2004MelbourneKing Center for the Performing ArtsApril 30, 2004JacksonvilleFlorida TheatreMay 1, 2004ClearwaterRuth Eckerd HallMay 2, 2004Pompano BeachPompano Beach AmphitheaterJuly 7, 2004EastonState TheatreJuly 8, 2004WestburyWestbury Music FanJuly 9, 2004Washington, D.C.9:30 ClubJuly 10, 2004VeronaTurning Stone CasinoJuly 11, 2004Holmdel TownshipPNC Bank Arts CenterJuly 13, 2004GlensideKeswick TheatreJuly 14, 2004Hampton BeachHampton Beach Casino BallroomJuly 15, 2004UncasvilleMohegan SunJuly 16, 2004YorkStrand PACJuly 17, 2004Atlantic CityTrump MarinaJuly 20-24, 2004Costa MesaOrange County FairJuly 25, 2004SacramentoSacramento Convention Center ComplexJuly 27, 2004PortlandKeller AuditoriumJuly 28, 2004EugeneMcDonald TheatreJuly 29, 2004ReddingRedding Convention CenterJuly 30, 2004OxnardOxnard Performing Arts CenterJuly 31, 2004FresnoSaroyan TheatreAugust 2, 2004Paso RoblesCalifornia Mid-State FairAugust 3, 2004Santa Rosa]Luther Burbank Center for the ArtsAugust 5, 2004San DiegoOpen Air TheaterAugust 6, 2004TucsonTucson Community Center Music HallAugust 7, 2004Mission ViejoLake Mission Viejo(open to lake association & guests only)August 8, 2004Santa ClaraParamount’s Great AmericaAugust 12, 2004MinneapolisState TheatreAugust 13, 2004Kansas CityStarlight TheatreAugust 14, 2004Arnolds ParkArnolds Park Amusement ParkAugust 15, 2004LincolnLied CenterAugust 16, 2004Rapid CityRushmore Plaza Civic CenterAugust 18, 2004MilwaukeePotawatomi CasinoAugust 19, 2004Rochester HillsMeadowbrook AmphitheatreAugust 20, 2004MerrillvilleStar Plaza TheatreAugust 21, 2004St. LouisSix Flags St. LouisAugust 22, 2004CincinnatiKing’s IslandAugust 26, 2004El PasoAbraham Chavez TheatreAugust 27, 2004AustinParamount TheatreAugust 28, 2004San AntonioLaurie AuditoriumAugust 29, 2004New OrleansHouse of BluesAugust 30, 2004Fort WorthBass Performance HallSeptember 1, 2004DuQuoinDuQuoin State FairSeptember 2, 2004NashvilleGaylord Entertainment CenterSeptember 3, 2004KnoxvilleKnoxville Civic AuditoriumSeptember 4, 2004Myrtle BeachHouse of BluesSeptember 18, 2004Salt Lake CityUtah State FairSeptember 19, 2004SpokaneBig Easy Concert HallSeptember 20, 2004PuyallupWestern Washington FairSeptember 21, 2004MissoulaWilma TheatreSeptember 23, 2004BoiseBig Easy Concert HallSeptember 24, 2004RenoThe Pioneer CenterSeptember 25, 2004YakimaCentral Washington State FairSetlist[edit]
According to setlist.fm, an average set for this tour looked like this:[3]
*Party at the Leper Colony
*Your Horoscope for Today
*A Complicated Song
*Melanie
*Dog Eat Dog
*Wanna B Ur Lovr
*Trash Day
*Medley: Money For Nothing/Beverly Hillbillies*/Jerry Springer/Jurassic Park/Free Delivery/eBay/Theme From Rocky XIII/Ode to a Superhero/Lasagna/Pretty Fly for a Rabbi/My Bologna/Gump/Eat It
Note: Couch Potato replaced Angry White Boy Polka as the opening number on a few dates.Personnel[edit]
’Weird Al’ Yankovic - Vocals, accordion, keyboards
Jim ’Kimo’ West - Guitar, banjo, backing vocals
Steve Jay - Bass, backing vocals
Rubén Valtierra - Keyboards, backing vocalsEagles Casino Fort Wayne In
John ’Bermuda’ Schwartz - Drums, percussion
Pete ’Zuie’ Gallagher - Drums, percussion (filled in for Schwartz on August 23, 2003, August 24, 2003, and one of two shows on August 29, 2003)References[edit]
*^Yankovic, Weird Al. ’Live Performances’. ’Weird Al’ Yankovic. Retrieved 2019-03-27.
*^’Poodle Hat Tour’. poodlehat.tripod.com. Retrieved 2019-03-27.
*^’’Weird Al’ Yankovic Average Setlists of tour: The Poodle Hat Tour | setlist.fm’. www.setlist.fm. Retrieved 2019-03-27.Retrieved from ’https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Poodle_Hat_Tour&oldid=993229434’
The Poodle Hat Tour was a concert tour by comedy music artist ’Weird Al’ Yankovic to support his album Poodle Hat. The tour began on June 19, 2003 in Del Mar, California and ended September 25, 2004 in Yakima, Washington. [1] The tour saw Yankovic and his band perform across the United States and Australia, with 147 shows being performed over 143 dates. Pete ’Zuie’ Gallagher filled in for Yankovic’s regular drummer John ’Bermuda’ Schwartz for a few of the 2003 dates. Tour dates[edit]Date[2]CityCountryVenueJune 19, 2003Del MarUnited StatesSan Diego County FairJune 20, 2003KelseyvilleKonocti Field AmphitheatreJune 21, 2003Las VegasAladdin TheatreJune 22, 2003San Luis ObispoChristopher Cohan CenterJune 26, 2003MilwaukeeSummerfestJune 27, 2003KalamazooKalamazoo State TheatreJune 28, 2003ToledoToledo Zoo AmphitheatreJune 29, 2003North TonawandaNew Melody FairJuly 1, 2003VeronaTurning Stone CasinoJuly 3, 2003PortsmouthHarbor CenterJuly 4, 2003Myrtle BeachHouse of BluesJuly 5, 2003OrlandoHouse of BluesJuly 10, 2003WallingfordOakdale TheatreJuly 11, 2003PoughkeepsieMid-Hudson Civic CenterJuly 12, 2003AllentownAllentown FairgroundsJuly 13, 2003DoswellKing’s DominionJuly 15, 2003AlbanyPalace TheatreJuly 16, 2003PortlandState TheatreJuly 18, 2003Hampton BeachHampton Beach Casino BallroomJuly 19, 2003PhiladelphiaMann Music CenterJuly 20, 2003Holmdel TownshipPNC Bank Arts CenterJuly 22, 2003WestburyWestbury Music FairJuly 23, 2003July 25, 2003PittsburghChevrolet AmphitheatreJuly 26, 2003ChicagoNavy Pier(2 shows)July 27, 2003CincinnatiKings IslandAugust 2, 2003St. LouisThe Pageant(2 shows)August 3, 2003WichitaCotillion BallroomAugust 4, 2003TulsaRiverpark AmphitheatreAugust 5, 2003Kansas CityStarlight TheatreAugust 6, 2003Oklahoma CityBricktown Events CenterAugust 8, 2003GulfportGrand Casino GulfportAugust 9, 2003ValdostaWild Adventures Theme ParkAugust 10, 2003CharlotteCarowindsAugust 12, 2003HoustonVerizon Wireless TheaterAugust 13, 2003DallasBronco BowlAugust 15, 2003AlbuquerqueKiva AuditoriumAugust 16, 2003PuebloColorado State FairAugust 17, 2003Denver, ColoradoUniversal Lending PavilionAugust 22, 2003Rochester HillsMeadow Brook Music FestivalAugust 23, 2003RockfordCoronado Theatre(Pete ’Zuie’ Gallagher on drums)August 24, 2003Saint PaulMinnesota State Fair(Pete ’Zuie’ Gallagher on drums)August 26, 2003Fort WayneEmbassy CenterAugust 27, 2003Sault Ste. MarieKewadin CasinoAugust 29, 2003South WoodstockWoodstock Fair (2 shows, Pete ’Zuie’ Gallagher on drums for the second show)August 30, 2003Wilkes-BarreF.M. Kirby CenterAugust 31, 2003ClevelandTower City AmphitheatreSeptember 4, 2003PoenixDodge TheatreSeptember 5, 2003Los AngelesGreek TheatreSeptember 6, 2003MaderaMadera District FairSeptember 7, 2003Santa ClaraParamount’s Great AmericaSeptember 9, 2003PuyallupWestern Washington FairOctober 3, 2003PenrithAustraliaEvan TheatreOctober 5, 2003AdelaideThebarton TheatreOctober 7, 2003PerthPerth Concert HallOctober 9, 2003MelbournePalais TheatreOctober 10, 2003CanberraCanberra TheatreOctober 11, 2003SydneyWhitlam TheatreOctober 12, 2003Enmore TheatreOctober 14, 2003BrisbaneConcert HallOctober 15, 2003
October 16, 2003Tweed HeadsTwin Towns Service ClubOctober 18, 2003NewcastleCivic TheatreMarch 24, 2004AkronUnited StatesAkron Civic TheatreMarch 25, 2004ChampaignVirginia TheatreMarch 26, 2004JacksonGeorge E. Potter CenterMarch 27, 2004Glen EllynArts Center of DuPage (2 shows)March 28, 2004JolietRialto Square TheatreMarch 30, 2004TiffinRitz TheatreMarch 31, 2004ColumbusMershon AuditoriumApril 1, 2004IndianapolisMurat TheatreApril 2, 2004Iowa CityHancher AuditoriumApril 3, 2004EvansvilleEvansville AuditoriumApril 7, 2004PeoriaCivic TheatreApril 8, 2004Mount PleasantSoaring Eagle Casino & ResortApril 9, 2004AppletonFox Cities Performing Arts CenterApril 10, 2004MankatoCivic CenterApril 12, 2004Grand ForksChester Fritz AuditoriumApril 13, 2004Sioux FallsWashington Pavilion of Arts and ScienceApril 14, 2004TopekaTopeka Performing Arts CenterApril 15, 2004SpringfieldSangamon AuditoriumApril 17, 2004LedyardFoxwoods Resort CasinoApril 18, 2004ErieWarner TheatreApril 22, 2004AtlantaThe TabernacleApril 23, 2004GulfportGrand Casino GulfportApril 24, 2004RobinsonvilleGrand Casino TunicaApril 25, 2004Baton RougeThe CentroPlex TheatreApril 26, 2004TallahasseeLeon County Civic CenterApril 28, 2004Daytona BeachBethune-Cookman CollegeApril 29, 2004MelbourneKing Center for the Performing ArtsApril 30, 2004JacksonvilleFlorida TheatreMay 1, 2004ClearwaterRuth Eckerd HallMay 2, 2004Pompano BeachPompano Beach AmphitheaterJuly 7, 2004EastonState TheatreJuly 8, 2004WestburyWestbury Music FanJuly 9, 2004Washington, D.C.9:30 ClubJuly 10, 2004VeronaTurning Stone CasinoJuly 11, 2004Holmdel TownshipPNC Bank Arts CenterJuly 13, 2004GlensideKeswick TheatreJuly 14, 2004Hampton BeachHampton Beach Casino BallroomJuly 15, 2004UncasvilleMohegan SunJuly 16, 2004YorkStrand PACJuly 17, 2004Atlantic CityTrump MarinaJuly 20-24, 2004Costa MesaOrange County FairJuly 25, 2004SacramentoSacramento Convention Center ComplexJuly 27, 2004PortlandKeller AuditoriumJuly 28, 2004EugeneMcDonald TheatreJuly 29, 2004ReddingRedding Convention CenterJuly 30, 2004OxnardOxnard Performing Arts CenterJuly 31, 2004FresnoSaroyan TheatreAugust 2, 2004Paso RoblesCalifornia Mid-State FairAugust 3, 2004Santa Rosa]Luther Burbank Center for the ArtsAugust 5, 2004San DiegoOpen Air TheaterAugust 6, 2004TucsonTucson Community Center Music HallAugust 7, 2004Mission ViejoLake Mission Viejo(open to lake association & guests only)August 8, 2004Santa ClaraParamount’s Great AmericaAugust 12, 2004MinneapolisState TheatreAugust 13, 2004Kansas CityStarlight TheatreAugust 14, 2004Arnolds ParkArnolds Park Amusement ParkAugust 15, 2004LincolnLied CenterAugust 16, 2004Rapid CityRushmore Plaza Civic CenterAugust 18, 2004MilwaukeePotawatomi CasinoAugust 19, 2004Rochester HillsMeadowbrook AmphitheatreAugust 20, 2004MerrillvilleStar Plaza TheatreAugust 21, 2004St. LouisSix Flags St. LouisAugust 22, 2004CincinnatiKing’s IslandAugust 26, 2004El PasoAbraham Chavez TheatreAugust 27, 2004AustinParamount TheatreAugust 28, 2004San AntonioLaurie AuditoriumAugust 29, 2004New OrleansHouse of BluesAugust 30, 2004Fort WorthBass Performance HallSeptember 1, 2004DuQuoinDuQuoin State FairSeptember 2, 2004NashvilleGaylord Entertainment CenterSeptember 3, 2004KnoxvilleKnoxville Civic AuditoriumSeptember 4, 2004Myrtle BeachHouse of BluesSeptember 18, 2004Salt Lake CityUtah State FairSeptember 19, 2004SpokaneBig Easy Concert HallSeptember 20, 2004PuyallupWestern Washington FairSeptember 21, 2004MissoulaWilma TheatreSeptember 23, 2004BoiseBig Easy Concert HallSeptember 24, 2004RenoThe Pioneer CenterSeptember 25, 2004YakimaCentral Washington State FairSetlist[edit]
According to setlist.fm, an average set for this tour looked like this:[3]
*Party at the Leper Colony
*Your Horoscope for Today
*A Complicated Song
*Melanie
*Dog Eat Dog
*Wanna B Ur Lovr
*Trash Day
*Medley: Money For Nothing/Beverly Hillbillies*/Jerry Springer/Jurassic Park/Free Delivery/eBay/Theme From Rocky XIII/Ode to a Superhero/Lasagna/Pretty Fly for a Rabbi/My Bologna/Gump/Eat It
Note: Couch Potato replaced Angry White Boy Polka as the opening number on a few dates.Personnel[edit]Eagles Casino Fort Wayne Coliseum
’Weird Al’ Yankovic - Vocals, accordion, keyboards
Jim ’Kimo’ West - Guitar, banjo, backing vocals No deposit poker bonus instant uk 2020.
Steve Jay - Bass, backing vocals
Rubén Valtierra - Keyboards, backing vocals
John ’Bermuda’ Schwartz - Drums, percussion
Pete ’Zuie’ Gallagher - Drums, percussion (filled in for Schwartz on August 23, 2003, August 24, 2003, and one of two shows on August 29, 2003)References[edit]
*^Yankovic, Weird Al. ’Live Performances’. ’Weird Al’ Yankovic. Retrieved 2019-03-27.
*^’Poodle Hat Tour’. poodlehat.tripod.com. Retrieved 2019-03-27.
*^’’Weird Al’ Yankovic Average Setlists of tour: The Poodle Hat Tour | setlist.fm’. www.setlist.fm. Retrieved 2019-03-27.Eagles Charity Casino Fort WayneRetrieved from ’https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Poodle_Hat_Tour&oldid=993229434’
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The Poodle Hat Tour was a concert tour by comedy music artist ’Weird Al’ Yankovic to support his album Poodle Hat. The tour began on June 19, 2003 in Del Mar, California and ended September 25, 2004 in Yakima, Washington. [1] The tour saw Yankovic and his band perform across the United States and Australia, with 147 shows being performed over 143 dates. Pete ’Zuie’ Gallagher filled in for Yankovic’s regular drummer John ’Bermuda’ Schwartz for a few of the 2003 dates. Tour dates[edit]Date[2]CityCountryVenueJune 19, 2003Del MarUnited StatesSan Diego County FairJune 20, 2003KelseyvilleKonocti Field AmphitheatreJune 21, 2003Las VegasAladdin TheatreJune 22, 2003San Luis ObispoChristopher Cohan CenterJune 26, 2003MilwaukeeSummerfestJune 27, 2003KalamazooKalamazoo State TheatreJune 28, 2003ToledoToledo Zoo AmphitheatreJune 29, 2003North TonawandaNew Melody FairJuly 1, 2003VeronaTurning Stone CasinoJuly 3, 2003PortsmouthHarbor CenterJuly 4, 2003Myrtle BeachHouse of BluesJuly 5, 2003OrlandoHouse of BluesJuly 10, 2003WallingfordOakdale TheatreJuly 11, 2003PoughkeepsieMid-Hudson Civic CenterJuly 12, 2003AllentownAllentown FairgroundsJuly 13, 2003DoswellKing’s DominionJuly 15, 2003AlbanyPalace TheatreJuly 16, 2003PortlandState TheatreJuly 18, 2003Hampton BeachHampton Beach Casino BallroomJuly 19, 2003PhiladelphiaMann Music CenterJuly 20, 2003Holmdel TownshipPNC Bank Arts CenterJuly 22, 2003WestburyWestbury Music FairJuly 23, 2003July 25, 2003PittsburghChevrolet AmphitheatreJuly 26, 2003ChicagoNavy Pier(2 shows)July 27, 2003CincinnatiKings IslandAugust 2, 2003St. LouisThe Pageant(2 shows)August 3, 2003WichitaCotillion BallroomAugust 4, 2003TulsaRiverpark AmphitheatreAugust 5, 2003Kansas CityStarlight TheatreAugust 6, 2003Oklahoma CityBricktown Events CenterAugust 8, 2003GulfportGrand Casino GulfportAugust 9, 2003ValdostaWild Adventures Theme ParkAugust 10, 2003CharlotteCarowindsAugust 12, 2003HoustonVerizon Wireless TheaterAugust 13, 2003DallasBronco BowlAugust 15, 2003AlbuquerqueKiva AuditoriumAugust 16, 2003PuebloColorado State FairAugust 17, 2003Denver, ColoradoUniversal Lending PavilionAugust 22, 2003Rochester HillsMeadow Brook Music FestivalAugust 23, 2003RockfordCoronado Theatre(Pete ’Zuie’ Gallagher on drums)August 24, 2003Saint PaulMinnesota State Fair(Pete ’Zuie’ Gallagher on drums)August 26, 2003Fort WayneEmbassy CenterAugust 27, 2003Sault Ste. MarieKewadin CasinoAugust 29, 2003South WoodstockWoodstock Fair (2 shows, Pete ’Zuie’ Gallagher on drums for the second show)August 30, 2003Wilkes-BarreF.M. Kirby CenterAugust 31, 2003ClevelandTower City AmphitheatreSeptember 4, 2003PoenixDodge TheatreSeptember 5, 2003Los AngelesGreek TheatreSeptember 6, 2003MaderaMadera District FairSeptember 7, 2003Santa ClaraParamount’s Great AmericaSeptember 9, 2003PuyallupWestern Washington FairOctober 3, 2003PenrithAustraliaEvan TheatreOctober 5, 2003AdelaideThebarton TheatreOctober 7, 2003PerthPerth Concert HallOctober 9, 2003MelbournePalais TheatreOctober 10, 2003CanberraCanberra TheatreOctober 11, 2003SydneyWhitlam TheatreOctober 12, 2003Enmore TheatreOctober 14, 2003BrisbaneConcert HallOctober 15, 2003
October 16, 2003Tweed HeadsTwin Towns Service ClubOctober 18, 2003NewcastleCivic TheatreMarch 24, 2004AkronUnited StatesAkron Civic TheatreMarch 25, 2004ChampaignVirginia TheatreMarch 26, 2004JacksonGeorge E. Potter CenterMarch 27, 2004Glen EllynArts Center of DuPage (2 shows)March 28, 2004JolietRialto Square TheatreMarch 30, 2004TiffinRitz TheatreMarch 31, 2004ColumbusMershon AuditoriumApril 1, 2004IndianapolisMurat TheatreApril 2, 2004Iowa CityHancher AuditoriumApril 3, 2004EvansvilleEvansville AuditoriumApril 7, 2004PeoriaCivic TheatreApril 8, 2004Mount PleasantSoaring Eagle Casino & ResortApril 9, 2004AppletonFox Cities Performing Arts CenterApril 10, 2004MankatoCivic CenterApril 12, 2004Grand ForksChester Fritz AuditoriumApril 13, 2004Sioux FallsWashington Pavilion of Arts and ScienceApril 14, 2004TopekaTopeka Performing Arts CenterApril 15, 2004SpringfieldSangamon AuditoriumApril 17, 2004LedyardFoxwoods Resort CasinoApril 18, 2004ErieWarner TheatreApril 22, 2004AtlantaThe TabernacleApril 23, 2004GulfportGrand Casino GulfportApril 24, 2004RobinsonvilleGrand Casino TunicaApril 25, 2004Baton RougeThe CentroPlex TheatreApril 26, 2004TallahasseeLeon County Civic CenterApril 28, 2004Daytona BeachBethune-Cookman CollegeApril 29, 2004MelbourneKing Center for the Performing ArtsApril 30, 2004JacksonvilleFlorida TheatreMay 1, 2004ClearwaterRuth Eckerd HallMay 2, 2004Pompano BeachPompano Beach AmphitheaterJuly 7, 2004EastonState TheatreJuly 8, 2004WestburyWestbury Music FanJuly 9, 2004Washington, D.C.9:30 ClubJuly 10, 2004VeronaTurning Stone CasinoJuly 11, 2004Holmdel TownshipPNC Bank Arts CenterJuly 13, 2004GlensideKeswick TheatreJuly 14, 2004Hampton BeachHampton Beach Casino BallroomJuly 15, 2004UncasvilleMohegan SunJuly 16, 2004YorkStrand PACJuly 17, 2004Atlantic CityTrump MarinaJuly 20-24, 2004Costa MesaOrange County FairJuly 25, 2004SacramentoSacramento Convention Center ComplexJuly 27, 2004PortlandKeller AuditoriumJuly 28, 2004EugeneMcDonald TheatreJuly 29, 2004ReddingRedding Convention CenterJuly 30, 2004OxnardOxnard Performing Arts CenterJuly 31, 2004FresnoSaroyan TheatreAugust 2, 2004Paso RoblesCalifornia Mid-State FairAugust 3, 2004Santa Rosa]Luther Burbank Center for the ArtsAugust 5, 2004San DiegoOpen Air TheaterAugust 6, 2004TucsonTucson Community Center Music HallAugust 7, 2004Mission ViejoLake Mission Viejo(open to lake association & guests only)August 8, 2004Santa ClaraParamount’s Great AmericaAugust 12, 2004MinneapolisState TheatreAugust 13, 2004Kansas CityStarlight TheatreAugust 14, 2004Arnolds ParkArnolds Park Amusement ParkAugust 15, 2004LincolnLied CenterAugust 16, 2004Rapid CityRushmore Plaza Civic CenterAugust 18, 2004MilwaukeePotawatomi CasinoAugust 19, 2004Rochester HillsMeadowbrook AmphitheatreAugust 20, 2004MerrillvilleStar Plaza TheatreAugust 21, 2004St. LouisSix Flags St. LouisAugust 22, 2004CincinnatiKing’s IslandAugust 26, 2004El PasoAbraham Chavez TheatreAugust 27, 2004AustinParamount TheatreAugust 28, 2004San AntonioLaurie AuditoriumAugust 29, 2004New OrleansHouse of BluesAugust 30, 2004Fort WorthBass Performance HallSeptember 1, 2004DuQuoinDuQuoin State FairSeptember 2, 2004NashvilleGaylord Entertainment CenterSeptember 3, 2004KnoxvilleKnoxville Civic AuditoriumSeptember 4, 2004Myrtle BeachHouse of BluesSeptember 18, 2004Salt Lake CityUtah State FairSeptember 19, 2004SpokaneBig Easy Concert HallSeptember 20, 2004PuyallupWestern Washington FairSeptember 21, 2004MissoulaWilma TheatreSeptember 23, 2004BoiseBig Easy Concert HallSeptember 24, 2004RenoThe Pioneer CenterSeptember 25, 2004YakimaCentral Washington State FairSetlist[edit]
According to setlist.fm, an average set for this tour looked like this:[3]
*Party at the Leper Colony
*Your Horoscope for Today
*A Complicated Song
*Melanie
*Dog Eat Dog
*Wanna B Ur Lovr
*Trash Day
*Medley: Money For Nothing/Beverly Hillbillies*/Jerry Springer/Jurassic Park/Free Delivery/eBay/Theme From Rocky XIII/Ode to a Superhero/Lasagna/Pretty Fly for a Rabbi/My Bologna/Gump/Eat It
Note: Couch Potato replaced Angry White Boy Polka as the opening number on a few dates.Personnel[edit]
’Weird Al’ Yankovic - Vocals, accordion, keyboards
Jim ’Kimo’ West - Guitar, banjo, backing vocals
Steve Jay - Bass, backing vocals
Rubén Valtierra - Keyboards, backing vocalsEagles Casino Fort Wayne In
John ’Bermuda’ Schwartz - Drums, percussion
Pete ’Zuie’ Gallagher - Drums, percussion (filled in for Schwartz on August 23, 2003, August 24, 2003, and one of two shows on August 29, 2003)References[edit]
*^Yankovic, Weird Al. ’Live Performances’. ’Weird Al’ Yankovic. Retrieved 2019-03-27.
*^’Poodle Hat Tour’. poodlehat.tripod.com. Retrieved 2019-03-27.
*^’’Weird Al’ Yankovic Average Setlists of tour: The Poodle Hat Tour | setlist.fm’. www.setlist.fm. Retrieved 2019-03-27.Retrieved from ’https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Poodle_Hat_Tour&oldid=993229434’
The Poodle Hat Tour was a concert tour by comedy music artist ’Weird Al’ Yankovic to support his album Poodle Hat. The tour began on June 19, 2003 in Del Mar, California and ended September 25, 2004 in Yakima, Washington. [1] The tour saw Yankovic and his band perform across the United States and Australia, with 147 shows being performed over 143 dates. Pete ’Zuie’ Gallagher filled in for Yankovic’s regular drummer John ’Bermuda’ Schwartz for a few of the 2003 dates. Tour dates[edit]Date[2]CityCountryVenueJune 19, 2003Del MarUnited StatesSan Diego County FairJune 20, 2003KelseyvilleKonocti Field AmphitheatreJune 21, 2003Las VegasAladdin TheatreJune 22, 2003San Luis ObispoChristopher Cohan CenterJune 26, 2003MilwaukeeSummerfestJune 27, 2003KalamazooKalamazoo State TheatreJune 28, 2003ToledoToledo Zoo AmphitheatreJune 29, 2003North TonawandaNew Melody FairJuly 1, 2003VeronaTurning Stone CasinoJuly 3, 2003PortsmouthHarbor CenterJuly 4, 2003Myrtle BeachHouse of BluesJuly 5, 2003OrlandoHouse of BluesJuly 10, 2003WallingfordOakdale TheatreJuly 11, 2003PoughkeepsieMid-Hudson Civic CenterJuly 12, 2003AllentownAllentown FairgroundsJuly 13, 2003DoswellKing’s DominionJuly 15, 2003AlbanyPalace TheatreJuly 16, 2003PortlandState TheatreJuly 18, 2003Hampton BeachHampton Beach Casino BallroomJuly 19, 2003PhiladelphiaMann Music CenterJuly 20, 2003Holmdel TownshipPNC Bank Arts CenterJuly 22, 2003WestburyWestbury Music FairJuly 23, 2003July 25, 2003PittsburghChevrolet AmphitheatreJuly 26, 2003ChicagoNavy Pier(2 shows)July 27, 2003CincinnatiKings IslandAugust 2, 2003St. LouisThe Pageant(2 shows)August 3, 2003WichitaCotillion BallroomAugust 4, 2003TulsaRiverpark AmphitheatreAugust 5, 2003Kansas CityStarlight TheatreAugust 6, 2003Oklahoma CityBricktown Events CenterAugust 8, 2003GulfportGrand Casino GulfportAugust 9, 2003ValdostaWild Adventures Theme ParkAugust 10, 2003CharlotteCarowindsAugust 12, 2003HoustonVerizon Wireless TheaterAugust 13, 2003DallasBronco BowlAugust 15, 2003AlbuquerqueKiva AuditoriumAugust 16, 2003PuebloColorado State FairAugust 17, 2003Denver, ColoradoUniversal Lending PavilionAugust 22, 2003Rochester HillsMeadow Brook Music FestivalAugust 23, 2003RockfordCoronado Theatre(Pete ’Zuie’ Gallagher on drums)August 24, 2003Saint PaulMinnesota State Fair(Pete ’Zuie’ Gallagher on drums)August 26, 2003Fort WayneEmbassy CenterAugust 27, 2003Sault Ste. MarieKewadin CasinoAugust 29, 2003South WoodstockWoodstock Fair (2 shows, Pete ’Zuie’ Gallagher on drums for the second show)August 30, 2003Wilkes-BarreF.M. Kirby CenterAugust 31, 2003ClevelandTower City AmphitheatreSeptember 4, 2003PoenixDodge TheatreSeptember 5, 2003Los AngelesGreek TheatreSeptember 6, 2003MaderaMadera District FairSeptember 7, 2003Santa ClaraParamount’s Great AmericaSeptember 9, 2003PuyallupWestern Washington FairOctober 3, 2003PenrithAustraliaEvan TheatreOctober 5, 2003AdelaideThebarton TheatreOctober 7, 2003PerthPerth Concert HallOctober 9, 2003MelbournePalais TheatreOctober 10, 2003CanberraCanberra TheatreOctober 11, 2003SydneyWhitlam TheatreOctober 12, 2003Enmore TheatreOctober 14, 2003BrisbaneConcert HallOctober 15, 2003
October 16, 2003Tweed HeadsTwin Towns Service ClubOctober 18, 2003NewcastleCivic TheatreMarch 24, 2004AkronUnited StatesAkron Civic TheatreMarch 25, 2004ChampaignVirginia TheatreMarch 26, 2004JacksonGeorge E. Potter CenterMarch 27, 2004Glen EllynArts Center of DuPage (2 shows)March 28, 2004JolietRialto Square TheatreMarch 30, 2004TiffinRitz TheatreMarch 31, 2004ColumbusMershon AuditoriumApril 1, 2004IndianapolisMurat TheatreApril 2, 2004Iowa CityHancher AuditoriumApril 3, 2004EvansvilleEvansville AuditoriumApril 7, 2004PeoriaCivic TheatreApril 8, 2004Mount PleasantSoaring Eagle Casino & ResortApril 9, 2004AppletonFox Cities Performing Arts CenterApril 10, 2004MankatoCivic CenterApril 12, 2004Grand ForksChester Fritz AuditoriumApril 13, 2004Sioux FallsWashington Pavilion of Arts and ScienceApril 14, 2004TopekaTopeka Performing Arts CenterApril 15, 2004SpringfieldSangamon AuditoriumApril 17, 2004LedyardFoxwoods Resort CasinoApril 18, 2004ErieWarner TheatreApril 22, 2004AtlantaThe TabernacleApril 23, 2004GulfportGrand Casino GulfportApril 24, 2004RobinsonvilleGrand Casino TunicaApril 25, 2004Baton RougeThe CentroPlex TheatreApril 26, 2004TallahasseeLeon County Civic CenterApril 28, 2004Daytona BeachBethune-Cookman CollegeApril 29, 2004MelbourneKing Center for the Performing ArtsApril 30, 2004JacksonvilleFlorida TheatreMay 1, 2004ClearwaterRuth Eckerd HallMay 2, 2004Pompano BeachPompano Beach AmphitheaterJuly 7, 2004EastonState TheatreJuly 8, 2004WestburyWestbury Music FanJuly 9, 2004Washington, D.C.9:30 ClubJuly 10, 2004VeronaTurning Stone CasinoJuly 11, 2004Holmdel TownshipPNC Bank Arts CenterJuly 13, 2004GlensideKeswick TheatreJuly 14, 2004Hampton BeachHampton Beach Casino BallroomJuly 15, 2004UncasvilleMohegan SunJuly 16, 2004YorkStrand PACJuly 17, 2004Atlantic CityTrump MarinaJuly 20-24, 2004Costa MesaOrange County FairJuly 25, 2004SacramentoSacramento Convention Center ComplexJuly 27, 2004PortlandKeller AuditoriumJuly 28, 2004EugeneMcDonald TheatreJuly 29, 2004ReddingRedding Convention CenterJuly 30, 2004OxnardOxnard Performing Arts CenterJuly 31, 2004FresnoSaroyan TheatreAugust 2, 2004Paso RoblesCalifornia Mid-State FairAugust 3, 2004Santa Rosa]Luther Burbank Center for the ArtsAugust 5, 2004San DiegoOpen Air TheaterAugust 6, 2004TucsonTucson Community Center Music HallAugust 7, 2004Mission ViejoLake Mission Viejo(open to lake association & guests only)August 8, 2004Santa ClaraParamount’s Great AmericaAugust 12, 2004MinneapolisState TheatreAugust 13, 2004Kansas CityStarlight TheatreAugust 14, 2004Arnolds ParkArnolds Park Amusement ParkAugust 15, 2004LincolnLied CenterAugust 16, 2004Rapid CityRushmore Plaza Civic CenterAugust 18, 2004MilwaukeePotawatomi CasinoAugust 19, 2004Rochester HillsMeadowbrook AmphitheatreAugust 20, 2004MerrillvilleStar Plaza TheatreAugust 21, 2004St. LouisSix Flags St. LouisAugust 22, 2004CincinnatiKing’s IslandAugust 26, 2004El PasoAbraham Chavez TheatreAugust 27, 2004AustinParamount TheatreAugust 28, 2004San AntonioLaurie AuditoriumAugust 29, 2004New OrleansHouse of BluesAugust 30, 2004Fort WorthBass Performance HallSeptember 1, 2004DuQuoinDuQuoin State FairSeptember 2, 2004NashvilleGaylord Entertainment CenterSeptember 3, 2004KnoxvilleKnoxville Civic AuditoriumSeptember 4, 2004Myrtle BeachHouse of BluesSeptember 18, 2004Salt Lake CityUtah State FairSeptember 19, 2004SpokaneBig Easy Concert HallSeptember 20, 2004PuyallupWestern Washington FairSeptember 21, 2004MissoulaWilma TheatreSeptember 23, 2004BoiseBig Easy Concert HallSeptember 24, 2004RenoThe Pioneer CenterSeptember 25, 2004YakimaCentral Washington State FairSetlist[edit]
According to setlist.fm, an average set for this tour looked like this:[3]
*Party at the Leper Colony
*Your Horoscope for Today
*A Complicated Song
*Melanie
*Dog Eat Dog
*Wanna B Ur Lovr
*Trash Day
*Medley: Money For Nothing/Beverly Hillbillies*/Jerry Springer/Jurassic Park/Free Delivery/eBay/Theme From Rocky XIII/Ode to a Superhero/Lasagna/Pretty Fly for a Rabbi/My Bologna/Gump/Eat It
Note: Couch Potato replaced Angry White Boy Polka as the opening number on a few dates.Personnel[edit]Eagles Casino Fort Wayne Coliseum
’Weird Al’ Yankovic - Vocals, accordion, keyboards
Jim ’Kimo’ West - Guitar, banjo, backing vocals No deposit poker bonus instant uk 2020.
Steve Jay - Bass, backing vocals
Rubén Valtierra - Keyboards, backing vocals
John ’Bermuda’ Schwartz - Drums, percussion
Pete ’Zuie’ Gallagher - Drums, percussion (filled in for Schwartz on August 23, 2003, August 24, 2003, and one of two shows on August 29, 2003)References[edit]
*^Yankovic, Weird Al. ’Live Performances’. ’Weird Al’ Yankovic. Retrieved 2019-03-27.
*^’Poodle Hat Tour’. poodlehat.tripod.com. Retrieved 2019-03-27.
*^’’Weird Al’ Yankovic Average Setlists of tour: The Poodle Hat Tour | setlist.fm’. www.setlist.fm. Retrieved 2019-03-27.Eagles Charity Casino Fort WayneRetrieved from ’https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Poodle_Hat_Tour&oldid=993229434’
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