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Upcoming Movies in February 2021: Streaming, VOD, and Theaters

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2021 is now in full swing, and film distributors are beginning to feel out what the new normal actually is. Given the latest news about COVID variants, movie theaters remain a tenuous bet—although some films are still releasing there—while streaming at home becomes evermore enticing with one of Warner Bros.’ Oscar contenders set to premiere simultaneously in theaters and on HBO Max. This month also marks the theatrical and/or streaming release of some of last year’s best films.

So for film lovers, the choice of what to watch (and how to view it) remains more varied than ever. Here’s a guide to what’s coming up in February:

A Glitch in the Matrix

February 5

After chronicling the oddest of oddball theories regarding Stanley Kubrick’s The Shining in the documentary Room 237, filmmaker Rodney Ascher is back to take on sci-fi classic The Matrix. In truth, the idea of there being a “glitch in the Matrix” predates the Wachowskis’ 1999 movie, but the duo mainstreamed the idea that we all live in a simulation. So with his new film, Ascher explores that philosophical idea (and fringe conspiracy theory) that nothing is real, and therefore everything is permitted.

With the rise of conspiracy theories and magical thinking in recent years, this could be timely stuff—or unnecessary based on some of the mixed reaction this film has thus far received out of Sundance.

Malcolm & Marie

February 5

This Netflix release has awards buzz around it as well as eye-popping marquee value with its depiction of a love story between John David Washington (BlacKkKlansman, Tenet) and Zendaya (Euphoria, Spider-Man). The film is from the mind of Euphoria creator Sam Levinson and is his third feature, following Assassination Nation.

Shot in black and white, Malcolm & Marie is a visibly personal project, with its depiction of a romance on the edge of evolution or despair. Washington’s Malcolm is a movie director in the story, and he’s on the verge of superstardom after the premiere of his first feature. Clearly his life is about to change, but his girlfriend Marie suspects those changes don’t include her. After his big night, all the things left unspoken are about to be uttered.

Falling

February 5 (U.S. Release, Playing Now in the UK)

Viggo Mortensen makes his directorial debut in what is reported to be a quiet and revelatory affair. Like several other filmmakers this year, Mortensen is tackling the subject of parents and adult children being placed under the strain of dementia. Yet there’s long been a tension between Willis (Lance Henriksen) and his son John (Mortensen) in this movie, even before early stages of dementia.

Uncomfortable with the fact John is gay and living openly with his partner and a young daughter, Willis is reluctant to visit his son’s family. But as the aging process sets in, both generations are going to have to make peace with a lot of things.

Judas and the Black Messiah

February 12 (U.S. Only, UK TBC)

As the next Warner Bros. film set to premiere on HBO Max the same day it opens in theaters, a lot of attention is gathered around Judas and the Black Messiah, not least of all because it is very good. As a film with Oscar aspirations—Daniel Kaluuya has already been nominated for Best Supporting Actor at the Golden Globes and SAG Awards—Judas gives a hard-edged study of the life and times of Fred Hampton, the Black Panther Party chairman who was executed by police in 1969.

Told from the perspective of William O’Neal (a jittery LaKeith Stanfield), the FBI informant who spied on Hampton and the Panthers for law enforcement, it’s a unique approach to a biopic that finally shines mainstream Hollywood light on the struggles of the Panthers and the demand for Black Power. It’s brutal and, ultimately, haunting.

Minari

February 12 (March 19 in the UK)

Another major awards contender, and easily one of the best films of the last year, is Lee Isaac Chang’s intimate and visibly personal passion project, Minari. Loosely inspired by Chang’s own childhood, the film chronicles a family of Korean-Americans who immigrated to the U.S. in the 1970s, and after a decade of scraping by in the dead end of industrial farming, they’re making a go of it with their own small farm in rural 1980s Arkansas.

Presented as a multigenerational tapestry, the film is an achingly beautiful piece told from the vantage of a young boy, his put-upon and distancing parents (Steven Yeun and Yeri Han), and his grandmother (Youn Yuh-jung), who’s visit from Seoul is intended to save the family. It really is something special and all-American, despite its occasional categorization as a “foreign language film” by awards bodies. See it in theaters on Feb. 12 or wait for its VOD release on Feb. 26.

To All the Boys I Love: Always and Forever

February 12

If you’re looking for something a little more romantic this Valentine’s Day season, Netflix is completing its To All the Boys I Love trilogy—or at least finishing its film adaptations of the so-far published Jenny Han YA novels—with Too All the Boys I Love: Always and Forever. In the movie, Lana Condor returns as Lara Jean, the once gawkish high school girl with a series of crushes who is now coming into her own as she spends her spring break on a whirlwind vacation that sends her to South Korea, New York City, and around the world. (So clearly this is set before 2020.) It’s a romance for all ages, and one that could be sweet in our current age.

French Exit

February 12 (March 26 in the UK)

Michelle Pfeiffer is one of those rare performers who can make even the most venomous line readings sing with playful amusement—or turn the screws. She indulges both skills in French Exit, a dry comedy with exceeding detachment and apparently perfect casting. In the Azazel Jacobs film, Pfeiffer plays Frances Price, a Manhattan socialite of a certain age who’s lived long enough to see the invitations to high society dry up. Worse, she’s also run out of the inheritance she’d been living off for decades.

So Frances moves in with her peculiar son Malcolm (Lucas Hedges) in a tiny Parisian apartment. Slow boiling mayhem ensues. Well-regarded for Pfeiffer’s performance on the festival circuit, this is one to keep an eye on.

Land

February 12 (April 9 in the UK)

Robin Wright has had a remarkable career in film and television, time and again showing us new dimensions onscreen. But with Land, she makes her directorial feature debut behind the camera after helming several episodes of House of Cards. In the film, Wright plays Edee, a bereaved woman who attempts to start over in the wilderness of Wyoming. Even with its wide open landscapes, it’s admittedly a narrowly framed tale. Yet there be gold up in them hills.

I Care a Lot

February 19

One of our personal favorites out of the Toronto International Film Festival last year, Netflix’s I Care a Lot is a clever, knotty, and incredibly sardonic dark comedy. Framed around the bottomless ambition and avarice of Marla Grayson (Rosamund Pike), it’s the story of a woman who makes her wealth by convincing the government to lock up senior citizens with large bank accounts, leaving her in charge of their finances.

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It’s a hell of a con until one nice little old lady (Dianne Wiest) whom Marla preys upon turns out to have connections to a crime boss (Peter Dinklage). This is wicked entertainment, with Pike at her most devilish since Gone Girl, and Dinklage also playing sharply against type. They and the rest of the ensemble, which includes Eiza González, are brutally funny in this grim satire of modern American capitalism run rotten. The J Blakeson who made The Disappearance of Alice Creed is back.

The Mauritanian

February 19 (February 26 in the UK)

Kevin Macdonald continues his career of hard hitting political dramas based on true events with The Mauritanian, a new awards contender which documents the real legal case of Mohamedou Ould Salahi, a Mauritanian detained without a charge by the U.S. government in 2002. For 14 years, he remained in custody at Guantanamo Bay until he had his day in court.

Macdonald’s film documents that legal fight with a large ensemble which includes Jodie Foster and Shailene Woodley as the lawyers representing Salahi, and Benedict Cumberbatch as an American officer who suffers a crisis of conscience. Most of all though, the film has gotten attention for Tahar Rahim as Salahi in a performance that has already garnered him a Golden Globe nomination.

Nomadland

February 19 (March 19 in the UK)

Chloé Zhao’s Best Picture contender is finally having a major streaming release, and on Hulu at that. Produced by Searchlight Pictures, Nomadland is a remarkable achievement that blends the acuity of narrative filmmaking with the sobering authenticity of documentaries. Focused on the real life culture of American Nomads in the modern American West, the film was made within the community while telling the story of how it came to be. Thus enters Frances McDormand as Fern, a woman who in 2010 has been left with nothing once the Great Recession literally erased her hometown from the map.

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Now the middle-aged widow lives in a van on the open road, estranged from the idea of living at one address, and at peace with her new community of fellow travelers, who we see gather, commiserate, and grieve. It’s a powerful piece of filmmaking that may be a frontrunner for the Best Picture Oscar, which is fairly odd to consider when one realizes Zhao’s next movie is Marvel’s Eternals.

Tom & Jerry

February 26 (March 19 in the UK)

It looks like someone remembered they have beloved (and relatively ancient) intellectual property just sitting in mothballs, because Tom & Jerry is back. Yay? Looking like a leftover from the mid-00s craze of inserting CGI Smurfs into a sitcom-y New York, Tom & Jerry follows a familiar formula, but at least does so with sophisticated computer cel-shaded animation. That’s pretty nice.

The premise of this HBO Max-bound release is Jerry has set up shop as a mouse in a Manhattan hotel when junior management (Chloe Grace Moretz) introduces a cat to take him out. Unfortunately, for her, the cat is Tom. The two old foes immediately resort to their old ways, destroying the swanky establishment just before a high-profile wedding. Maybe she should have called the Ghostbusters?

Cherry

February 26 (March 12 in the UK)

Tom Holland and the Russo Brothers are a long way from the Marvel Cinematic Universe now. Indeed, after helming the highest grossing movie in history, Joe and Anthony Russo are turning their attention to the opioid epidemic in the U.S. by offering a stylish depiction of an Army vet who falls into addiction and a career of fourth wall-breaking bank robberies. Holland is clearly trying to step away from his goofy Spider-Man image, and the picture is of high pedigree for Apple TV+. The movie also stars Ciara Bravo and Jack Reynor.

The United States vs. Billie Holiday

February 26

This upcoming Hulu release is a passion project for Lee Daniels (Precious, The Butler), and one that aims to provide new dramatic light on the life of Billie Holiday. One of the great jazz and swing singers of the 1940s and ‘50s, Holiday had a singular voice and talent that was commodified by the music industry at the time due to her Blackness, and then hindered further the more political she became. While Holiday did have a drug problem, it’s interesting how the industry seemed to conspire to exacerbate it, as opposed to urging her to get clean.

A traditional biopic, The United States vs. Billie Holiday is now getting awards notice, with Andra Day’s starring turn as Billie already netting her a Golden Globe nomination. Not bad for an actor in her first starring role.

The Father

February 26 (March 12 in the UK)

It’s one of the most powerful movies of 2020… and one of the most depressing. In a role that’s already netted him Golden Globe and SAG nominations, Anthony Hopkins plays Anthony, an elderly man who’s been living alone for years since his wife passed. But with dementia setting in and his daughter (Olivia Colman) wishing to move to Paris, some tough decisions are going to be made about Anthony’s care.

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Yet what makes Florian Zeller’s The Father so effective is it’s told entirely from the perspective of Anthony’s deteriorating mind, and as it goes along, it becomes unclear how much of what you’re seeing can be believed as happening—or if it might’ve happened years ago. Hallways in his London flat change, doors are replaced, and the countenance of his daughter’s boyfriend shifts or vanishes depending on the day. It becomes debilitating, and ultimately heartbreaking, stuff.

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June 2019 Festivals

Camden Rocks Sat 1st June: Undead Raisins (Hundred Reasons), Frank Turner, Pigeon Detectives, Wheatus, Richie Ramone, Riskee & The Ridicule, Soap Girls, Brand New Sun 2nd June: Rat Boy * Carl Barat * Raging Speedhorn * Towers Of London * Greywind * Natalie Shay *

ALL POINTS EAST, Victoria Park, London Sun 2nd June: Bon Iver -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

ROD STEWART Tues 4 June Milton Keynes, Stadium MK ________________________________________________________________

HAMPTON COURT PALACE Fri 7th June: The Jacksons Sat 8th June: Busted

Medimex - International Festival & Music Conference, Taranto - Italy Sat 8th June Liam Gallagher

MIGHTY HOOPLA, Herne Hill Sat 8th June: Chaka Khan, All Saints, Artful Dodger, Jamelia, Kate Nash, Liberty X, Tove Lo, Fearne Cotton, Gok Wan ________________________________________________________________

ROYAL HOSPITAL, Chelsea Thu 13th June The Darkness Fri 14th June Gypsy Kings Sat 15th June Tom Jones Sun 16th June Tom Jones

SPICE GIRLS at Wembley Thursday 13 June: London, Wembley Stadium Friday 14 June: London, Wembley Stadium Saturday 15 June: London, Wembley Stadium

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ISLE OF WIGHT FESTIVAL Thu 13th June: Wet Wet Wet Fri 14th June: Noel Gallagher, James, Gerry Cinaman, DMA’S, Freya Ridings Sat 15th June: Cage The Elephant, Garbage Sun 16th June: Biffy Clyro, Richard Ashcroft, Keane, Mystery Jets,Madness, The Coral, Sigrid

Madness at Hampstead Kenwood House SAT 15TH JUNE 4.00PM Gates & bars open 7.00PM Chris Difford 8.45PM Madness 10.30PM Fireworks finale 10.40PM Event ends

Sun 16th June Paul Weller at Tunbridge Wells Bedgebury Pinetum

HAMPTON COURT PALACE Tue 18th June: Tears For Fears Wed 19th June: Tears For Fears Thu 20th June: Kylie Fri 21st June: Kylie

Twickenham Stadium Tue 20th June: Metallica

Fri 21st June: Bon Jovi + Manic Street Preachers at Wembley

Metronome Festival Prague Fri 21st June Liam Gallagher, Morcheeba Sat 22nd June Kraftwork, Primal Scream

Irish Independent Park, Cork Sun 23rd June Liam Gallagher

Eden Sessions Summer Concerts, Eden Project, Cornwall Wed 26th June Liam Gallagher

COMMUNITY, Finsbury Park Sun 30th June Kooks, Blossoms, Kate Nash, Gerry Cinnamon, Amazons

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GARDEN GODDESS | The Duchess of Cambridge holds a plant as she visits her Back to Nature garden at Hampton Court

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Wanda Sykes

Wanda Sykes (born March 7, 1964) is an American comedian, writer, actress and voice artist. She was first recognized for her work as a writer on The Chris Rock Show, for which she won a Primetime Emmy Award in 1999. In 2004, Entertainment Weekly named Sykes as one of the 25 funniest people in America. She is also known for her role as Barb Baran on CBS' The New Adventures of Old Christine (2006–10) and for appearances on HBO's Curb Your Enthusiasm (2001–11).

Aside from her television appearances, Sykes has also had a career in film, appearing in Monster-in-Law (2005), My Super Ex-Girlfriend (2006), Evan Almighty (2007) and License to Wed (2007), as well as voicing characters in the animated films Over the Hedge (2006), Barnyard (2006), Brother Bear 2 (2006), Rio (2011), Ice Age: Continental Drift (2012) and Ice Age: Collision Course (2016).

Early life

Sykes was born in Portsmouth, Virginia, and raised in the Washington, D.C., area. Her mother, Marion Louise (née Peoples), worked as a banker, and her father, Harry Ellsworth Sykes, was a US Army colonel employed at the Pentagon. Sykes attended Arundel High School in Gambrills, Maryland, and went on to graduate from Hampton University where she earned a bachelor’s degree in marketing and is a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha. After college, her first job was as a contracting specialist at the National Security Agency (NSA), where she worked for five years.

Sykes' family history was researched for an episode of the 2012 PBS genealogy program Finding Your Roots With Henry Louis Gates Jr. Her ancestry was traced back to a 1683 court case involving her paternal ninth great-grandmother Elizabeth Banks, a free white woman and indentured servant, who gave birth to a biracial child, Mary Banks, fathered by a slave, who inherited her mother's free status. According to historian Ira Berlin, a specialist in the history of American slavery, the Sykes family history is "the only such case that I know of in which it is possible to trace a black family rooted in freedom from the late 17th century to the present."

Career

Not completely satisfied with her role with the NSA, Sykes began her stand-up career at a Coors Light Super Talent Showcase in Washington, DC, where she performed for the first time in front of a live audience in 1987.

She continued to hone her talents at local venues while at the NSA until 1992, when she moved to New York City. Working for the Hal Leonard publishing house, she edited a book entitled Polyrhythms – The Musician's Guide, by Peter Magadini. Her first big break came when opening for Chris Rock at Caroline's Comedy Club.

In 1997, she joined the writing team on The Chris Rock Show and also made many appearances on the show. The writing team was nominated for four Emmys, and in 1999, won for Outstanding Writing for a Variety, Music, or Comedy Special.

Since that time, she has appeared in such films as Pootie Tang and on TV shows such as Curb Your Enthusiasm. In 2003, she starred in her own short-lived Fox network sitcom, Wanda at Large. The same year, Sykes appeared in an hour-long Comedy Central special, Tongue Untied. That network also ranked her No. 70 on its list of the 100 greatest all-time stand ups. She served as a correspondent for HBO's Inside the NFL, hosted Comedy Central's popular show Premium Blend, and voiced a recurring character named Gladys on Comedy Central's puppet show Crank Yankers. She also had a short-lived show on Comedy Central called Wanda Does It.

In addition to her film and television work, she is also an author. She wrote Yeah, I Said It, a book of humorous observations on various topics, published in September 2004.

In 2006, she landed a recurring role as Barb, opposite Julia Louis-Dreyfus, on the sitcom The New Adventures of Old Christine; she became a series regular during the series' third season in 2008. She also guest starred in the Will & Grace episode "Buy, Buy Baby" in 2006. She provided voices for the 2006 films Over the Hedge, Barnyard, and Brother Bear 2. She had a part in My Super Ex-Girlfriend and after playing in Evan Almighty, had a bit part in License to Wed. Sykes' first HBO Comedy Special, entitled Wanda Sykes: Sick & Tired, premiered on October 14, 2006; it was nominated for a 2007 Emmy Award. In 2008, she performed as part of Cyndi Lauper's True Colors Tour for LGBT rights.

In October 2008, Wanda Sykes appeared in a television ad for the Think Before You Speak Campaign, an advertising campaign by GLSEN aimed at curbing homophobic slang in youth communities. In the 30-second spot, she uses humor to scold a teenager for saying "that's so gay" when he really means "that is so bad".

In March 2009, it was announced that Sykes would be the host of a new late-night talk show on Saturdays on Fox, The Wanda Sykes Show which was scheduled to premiere November 7, 2009. In April 2009, she was named in Out magazine's "Annual Power 50 List", landing at number 35.

In May 2009, Sykes was the featured entertainer for the annual White House Correspondents' Association dinner, becoming both the first African American woman and the first openly LGBT person to get the role. Cedric the Entertainer had been the first African American to become the featured entertainer in 2005. At this event, Sykes made controversial headlines as she responded to conservative radio talk show host Rush Limbaugh's comments regarding President Barack Obama. Limbaugh, in reference to Obama's presidential agenda, had said "I hope he fails". In response, Sykes quipped: "I hope his [Limbaugh's] kidneys fail, how 'bout that? Needs a little waterboarding, that's what he needs."

Her second comedy special, Wanda Sykes: I'ma Be Me premiered on HBO in October 2009. November 2009 saw the premier of The Wanda Sykes Show, which starts with a monologue and continues with a panel discussion in a similar format to Bill Maher's shows Real Time with Bill Maher and Politically Incorrect.

She appeared as Miss Hannigan in a professional theatre production of Annie at The Media Theatre in Media, PA, a suburb 25 minutes southwest of Philadelphia. Her first appearance in a musical, she played the role from November 23 – December 12, 2010, and again from January 12–23, 2011. She voices the Witch in the Bubble Guppies episode "Bubble Puppy's Fin-tastic Fairlytale Adventure".

In 2012, Sykes role the voice of Granny in Ice Age: Continental Drift, and In 2016, she was returned voice of Granny in Ice Age: Collision Course from the Blue Sky Studios' "Ice Age movies".

In May 2013, Sykes was a featured entertainer at Olivia Travel's 40th anniversary Music & Comedy Festival in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic.

In 2013, Sykes appeared in eight episodes of Amazon's Alpha House, a political comedy series written by Doonesbury creator Garry Trudeau. Sykes plays Rosalyn DuPeche, a Democratic Senator from Illinois and the next door neighbor of four Republican senators living together in a house on Capitol Hill. Sykes will also appear in Season Two, which is filming over the summer of 2014.

Personal life

Sykes was married to record producer Dave Hall from 1991 to 1998. In November 2008, she publicly came out as a lesbian while at a same-sex marriage rally in Las Vegas regarding Proposition 8. A month earlier, Sykes had married her partner Alex Niedbalski, a French woman, whom she had met in 2006. The couple also became parents on April 27, 2009, when Alex gave birth to a pair of fraternal twins, daughter Olivia Lou and son Lucas Claude.

Sykes only came out to her conservative mother Marion and father Harry when she was 40, who both initially had difficulty accepting her homosexuality. They declined to attend her wedding with Alex, which led to a brief period of estrangement, but have since reconciled and are now proud grandparents to the couple's children.

During a September 19, 2011, appearance on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, Sykes announced that she had been diagnosed earlier in the year with ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS). Although DCIS is a non-invasive "stage zero breast cancer", Sykes had elected to have a bilateral mastectomy in order to lower her chances of getting breast cancer.

Sykes splits time living in both Los Angeles and Media, Pennsylvania, a suburb of Philadelphia.

Activism

Sykes has publicly expressed being devastated after California voters passed state Proposition 8. She said: "with the legislation that they passed, I can’t sit by and just watch. I just can’t do it." She has continued to be active in same-sex marriage issues hosting events and emceeing fundraisers. She has also worked with PETA on promoting dog anti-chaining legislation in her home state.

She has been an outspoken supporter of Detroit's Ruth Ellis Center after the organization's staff sent Sykes a letter asking her to visit during her 2010 tour's stop in Detroit.

Awards

Sykes has been nominated for seven Primetime Emmys, with one win (in 1999) for "Outstanding Writing for a Variety, Music or Comedy Special". In 2001, she won the American Comedy Award for "Outstanding Female Stand Up Comic". She won a Comedy Central Commie Award for "Funniest TV Actress in 2003". In 2010 she won the GLAAD Stephen F. Kolzak Award. In 2015 she won the Activism in the Arts honor at the Triumph Awards.

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Secretive Christian group at heart of D.C. politics ready for its close-up

A secretive organization that has courted political leaders and built an international influence while undermining the constitutional division of the church and the state in the process is at the center of a new five-episode documentary series called “The Family.”

Since 1953, the National Prayer Breakfast has remained a fixture in American politics that has boasted attendance by every president since Dwight D. Eisenhower on the first Thursday of every February. It has been hyped as an opportunity for the political elite of Washington, D.C., and visiting international dignitaries to put aside partisan differences and reflect on a higher purpose.

While the annual event is purportedly hosted by members of Congress, it is actually organized and run by an evangelical Christian organization called The Fellowship Foundation, or “The Family,” as it is referred to internally by its members.

The series, which debuts on Netflix on Friday, takes a look at the group that operates with its own higher purpose — quietly building its influence on global politics “in the name of Jesus.”

“The Fellowship isn’t about faith and it spreads very little. It’s about power,” said Jeff Sharlet, whose books, “The Family: The Secret Fundamentalism at the Heart of American Power,” and “C Street: The Fundamentalist Threat to American Democracy,” inspired the Netflix series.

“Internally, it is spoken of primarily as a ‘recruiting device’ with which to draw ‘key men’ into smaller prayer cells to ‘meet Jesus man to man,’” according to Sharlet. “Practically, the Prayer Breakfast has functioned from the very beginning as an unregistered lobbying festival.”

The Fellowship Foundation did not return an NBC News request for comment, and a publicist linked to the group previously also declined to respond.

The Family leader Doug Coe meets with then-President Ronald Reagan and First Lady Nancy Reagan.Courtesy of Netflix

Abraham Vereide started the first iteration of the Fellowship in Seattle in 1935 when he hosted 19 business leaders with the aim of crushing organized labor. However, using the Prayer Breakfast as a discreet Christian recruiting platform was perfected under longtime leader Doug Coe, who was considered one of the most powerful influencers in the Beltway before his death in 2017.

The Prayer Breakfast isn’t the only way the Fellowship has infiltrated the highest levels of the U.S. government.

Documents have also tied the group to a D.C. residence, dubbed “C Street” for the street on which it is located, which provided low-cost housing for prominent legislators before news stories spurred by Sharlet’s book drew attention to its violation of congressional gift regulations.

“There is simply a great deal of hypocrisy, partiality, favoritism in D.C., (which are) all things Jesus’ life and teachings directly oppose,” Douglas Hampton, a former associate of the Fellowship, said by email.

“It’s become about power and position, not (public service) and what’s best for others,” he said.

Hampton came to the group in the mid-1990s as a staffer of then-Republican Congressman John Ensign from Nevada. He would leave both the Fellowship and his position with Ensign, after the then-senator was exposed for having an extramarital affair with Hampton’s wife.

But despite all of that, Hampton, who was recruited into the group at a golf tournament, credits Coe with enriching his life spiritually.

“His teachings on Jesus compelled men to hear what was being shared, compelled me,” Hampton said by email.

“One of Doug Coe’s beliefs was that if you lifted up the name of Jesus, that God would draw people in, all sorts of people from all over the world — thus the National Prayer Breakfast — that people would have a desire to learn and embrace the teachings of Jesus and come to Washington to support the breakfast.”

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Unlike most traditional evangelical Christian groups, which prioritize mobilizing as large a base as possible, the “Family” strategically keeps its membership purposely exclusive.

“It’s so different than our popular impression of the Christian right, it’s different than the image of the sweaty pulpit pounders,” said “The Family” director Jesse Moss. “Those are mass movements, this is the opposite of that.

“Doug Coe very intentionally took the group underground. There was a recognition that they could do their best work anonymously.”

Citing 2006 documents, Sharlet estimates the number of dedicated organizers who handle recruitment at just 350. Those organizers, however, have built a network of prayer cells that the late Christian Right leader Chuck Colson pegged at 20,000-strong, calling it, “a veritable underground of Christ’s men all through government.”

Sometimes that has meant aligning with politicians who stray from Jesus’ example. In 2009, former South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford gave a press conference outside of C Street emphasizing his religious pedigree upon resurfacing after disappearing from his state for days to visit a mistress in Argentina.

South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford addresses the press outside the C Street residence in Washington in 2009. Courtesy of Netflix

So, while President Donald Trump may not have the most pious of track records, Sharlet says the Family has embraced the unique opportunity provided by the most fundamentalist Cabinet in recent American history to advocate evangelical policy.

“The Fellowship believes God uses who He wants, and that power itself is an indicator of who He has chosen — it’s a theology of more power for the powerful,” Sharlet explained.

“The fact that Trump, with his “art of the deal,” is especially well-prepared to embrace this transactional theology — Trump puts the Christian Right’s people in power in return of their support — seals the deal.”

Jeff Sharlet in a scene from ‘The Family’Courtesy of Netflix

The reach of the Fellowship has extended well beyond the confines of Washington. Politicians and businessmen affiliated with the group have met to pray and parlay with the likes of the late Libyan strongman Moammar Gadhafi, Indonesian despot Suharto and Haitian dictator Papa Doc Duvalier, Sharlet said.

Moss points to the episode of “The Family” that chronicles the more recent international trips made by politicians tied to the group to proselytize Christian policy, such as Rep. Robert Aderholt’s on-the-ground campaigning for a strict anti-LGBTQ law in Romania.

“Everyone has an agenda, and not everyone is welcome — only the significant,” Hampton said.

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Susanna Reid praised for 'keeping it real' with no make-up selfie ahead of Good Morning Britain return

Susanna Reid delighted fans with a make-up free selfie ahead of her return to Good Morning Britain.

The presenter was branded “fabulous” and “naturally beautiful” by adoring fans who rushed to comment on her latest post.

In the snap, the former Strictly star’s brunette locks were wild and untamed as she embraced her natural look.

Reid wrote: “BACK! And in need of my glam squad! See you on @GMB tomorrow 6am (This is what happens when my hair dries naturally...).”

One fan wrote: “Still looking utterly fabulous! Looking forward to your return, you have been missed.”

Another said: “Best instal pic yet!!! It’s lovely to see our ‘we want to be like you’ celebs’ being normal - makes you all the more fab....”

“Sling your hook glam squad we don’t need you, you have natural beauty, Susanna,” another comment read.

Presenter: Susanna Reid on the red carpet (Dave Benett)

Others praised Reid, 48, for “keeping it real” by posting her “true selfie” with many telling her that she “doesn’t need make-up”.

“Great to see this natural shot, looking gorgeous. Well done for posting and keeping it real,” read one comment.

Presenting: Susanna Reid was joined by Richard Madeley on Tuesday's show (Ken McKay/ITV/Rex)

Reid returned to the Good Morning Britain desk on Tuesday morning after several weeks off over the Easter holidays.

The presenter found herself co-anchoring the show with Richard Madeley instead of her usual partner Piers Morgan, who is still in America.

Richard Madeley has a cringe-making moment with Susanna Reid on Good Morning Britain

It didn’t take long before Reid was squirming live on air as Madeley embraced his inner Alan Partridge and started to wonder what it would be like to use haemorrhoid cream on his face.

Addressing his fake-tan faux pas last week, Madeley explained that he had been contacted by somebody else who also mistakenly used a lotion on his face instead of aftershave balm. The viewer, however, had an even worse experience than Madeley's tanning mishap after reaching for haemorrhoid treatment.

Puzzled, Madeley pondered what impact the cream would have on the face but was soon cut off by Reid saying: “I thought we were talking about fake tan, not haemorrhoid cream!”

Undeterred, he continued: “What happens if you put haemorrhoid cream on your face? I suppose it tightens up?"

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Piers Morgan and Susanna Reid 'Good Morning Britain' TV show

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Susanna Reid 'Good Morning Britain' TV show

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Crystal Palace chairman Steve Parish and TV presenter Susanna Reid are seen in the stands during the Premier League match between Chelsea FC and Crystal Palace at Stamford Bridge

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Susanna Reid with her dance partner Kevin Clifton during the dress rehearsal

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Dancing with Kevin Clifton on Strictly

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Bill Turnbull and Susanna Reid on the couch

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Susanna Reid (her skirt rises and shows her underwear) & Bill Turnbull on BBC Breakfast

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Susanna Reid attends the Pride of Britain awards at The Grosvenor House Hotel

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Susanna Reid and dance partner Kevin Clifton attend the National Television Awards

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Kevin Clifton and Susanna Reid attend the launch photocall for the Strictly Come Dancing live tour 2014

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Susanna Reid completes the Virgin London Marathon on April 22, 2012

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TV presenter Susanna Reid poses during ladies day of the 2018 Investec Derby Festival at Epsom Downs Racecourse, Epsom.

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David Walliams and Susanna Reid hosting the World Premiere of Spectre, held at the Royal Albert Hall in London.

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Sir Bruce Forsyth and Susanna Reid at the Radio Times Festival on the Green at Hampton Court Palace in London.

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Susanna Reid and Kevin Clifton during a press call for the UK Strictly Come Dancing Live Tour 2014

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The Prince of Wales talking with TV presenter Susanna Reid during a visit to the Step Up To Serve charity and the #iwill campaign at the Wayra Academy in London

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Susanna Reid and Charlie Stayt arriving for the 2011 National Television Awards at the O2 Arena, London.

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Susanna Reid and Fiona Bruce during the BBC Children In Need Appeal 2010

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(Left to right) Kate Silverton, Sophie Raworth, Fiona Bruce and Susanna Reid during the BBC Children In Need Appeal 2010, at the BBC Television Centre, Wood Lane, London.

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British comedian David Walliams and TV presenter Susanna Reid take part in the live broadcast for the world premiere of the new James Bond film 'Spectre' at the Royal Albert Hall

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Susanna Reid and Ben Shephard attend the Pride of Britain Awards 2018

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Piers Morgan and Susanna Reid onstage during the National Television Awards at The O2 Arena on January 25, 2017

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David Walliams and Susanna Reid attend the Royal Film Performance of "Spectre" at Royal Albert Hall

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British comedian David Walliams (L) and TV presenter Susanna Reid take part in the live broadcast for the world premiere of the new James Bond film 'Spectre'

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Susanna Reid during the BBC Children In Need Appeal 2010

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Piers Morgan and Susanna Reid 'Good Morning Britain' TV show

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Susanna Reid 'Good Morning Britain' TV show

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Crystal Palace chairman Steve Parish and TV presenter Susanna Reid are seen in the stands during the Premier League match between Chelsea FC and Crystal Palace at Stamford Bridge

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Susanna Reid with her dance partner Kevin Clifton during the dress rehearsal

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Bill Turnbull and Susanna Reid on the couch

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Susanna Reid (her skirt rises and shows her underwear) & Bill Turnbull on BBC Breakfast

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Susanna Reid attends the Pride of Britain awards at The Grosvenor House Hotel

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Susanna Reid and dance partner Kevin Clifton attend the National Television Awards

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Kevin Clifton and Susanna Reid attend the launch photocall for the Strictly Come Dancing live tour 2014

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Susanna Reid completes the Virgin London Marathon on April 22, 2012

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TV presenter Susanna Reid poses during ladies day of the 2018 Investec Derby Festival at Epsom Downs Racecourse, Epsom.

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David Walliams and Susanna Reid hosting the World Premiere of Spectre, held at the Royal Albert Hall in London.

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Sir Bruce Forsyth and Susanna Reid at the Radio Times Festival on the Green at Hampton Court Palace in London.

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Susanna Reid and Kevin Clifton during a press call for the UK Strictly Come Dancing Live Tour 2014

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The Prince of Wales talking with TV presenter Susanna Reid during a visit to the Step Up To Serve charity and the #iwill campaign at the Wayra Academy in London

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Susanna Reid and Charlie Stayt arriving for the 2011 National Television Awards at the O2 Arena, London.

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Susanna Reid and Fiona Bruce during the BBC Children In Need Appeal 2010

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(Left to right) Kate Silverton, Sophie Raworth, Fiona Bruce and Susanna Reid during the BBC Children In Need Appeal 2010, at the BBC Television Centre, Wood Lane, London.

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British comedian David Walliams and TV presenter Susanna Reid take part in the live broadcast for the world premiere of the new James Bond film 'Spectre' at the Royal Albert Hall

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Susanna Reid and Ben Shephard attend the Pride of Britain Awards 2018

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Piers Morgan and Susanna Reid onstage during the National Television Awards at The O2 Arena on January 25, 2017

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David Walliams and Susanna Reid attend the Royal Film Performance of "Spectre" at Royal Albert Hall

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British comedian David Walliams (L) and TV presenter Susanna Reid take part in the live broadcast for the world premiere of the new James Bond film 'Spectre'

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Susanna Reid during the BBC Children In Need Appeal 2010

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People, July 20

You can buy a copy of this issue for your very own at my eBay store: https://www.ebay.com/str/bradentonbooks

Cover: Nick Cordero -- a life cut short by COVID-19

Page 1: Chatter -- Tom Hanks joking about writing and producing and starring in the new film Greyhound, Shawn Johnson on battling an eating disorder after the 2008 Beijing Games, Kevin Hart on how his wife Eniko feels at 6 months pregnant, Kristen Bell on reactions to news that her 5-year-old daughter wears diapers, Gavin Rossdale on his divorce from Gwen Stefani being his most embarrassing moment, Ricky Martin on his quarantine experience

Page 2: 5 Things We’re Talking About This Week -- Kanye West says he’s running for president, Beavis and Butt-Head make a comeback, Michelle Pfeiffer reveals a relatable makeup mishap, Floor is Lava heats up on Netflix, Baby Yoda takes over breakfast

Page 5: Contents

Page 6: StarTracks -- Stars in the Sun -- Brooke Shields rocking a star-spangled bikini during a dip in her pool in the Hamptons

Page 7: Pregnant Katy Perry and fiance Orlando Bloom took a beach stroll with their dog in Santa Barbara, Luke Evans cooled off during a boat ride in Ibiza, John Legend twinning in matching swimsuits with son Miles, Sailor Brinkley-Cook celebrated her 22nd birthday with mom Christie Brinkley and sister Alexa Ray Joel, Gabrielle Union

Page 8: Jason Derulo performed without an audience due to the pandemic for the Wawa Welcome America virtual festival, Emily Ratajkowski wore a mask while out for a walk with her beloved dog Colombo, Serena Williams and daughter Olympia hit the tennis court in matching gear, Carson Kressley cohosted the livestreamed celebration of the 50th annual N.Y.C. Pride March

Page 9: Royals Back in Action -- Prince William and Princess Kate Middleton celebrated the 72nd anniversary of the National Health Service, Prince Charles visited Cotswold Farm Park, Camilla Duchess of Cornwall stepped out at the Swindon Fire Station to thank firefighters and hospital staff and paramedics

Page 10: Five months after losing husband Kobe Bryant and daughter Gianna Vanessa Bryant celebrated Independence Day with her daughters Natalia and Bianka and Capri, Chris Pine flashed a peace sign during a grocery store run, Jessica Simpson celebrated son Ace’s seventh birthday

Page 11: British racing driver Lewis Hamilton took a knee against racism before the Formula One Grand Prix of Austria, Luke Wilson playing golf in Bel Air, Ben Affleck and Ana de Armas shared a laugh during a morning stroll, Maren Morris and son Hayes went motor-floating

Page 15: Scoop -- Meghan Markle felt unprotected by the palace

Page 16: Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are free to speak their minds, Jada Pinkett Smith speaks out after affair allegations with August Alsina

Page 18: Heart Monitor -- Chris Evans and Lily James dating?, Kacey Musgraves and Ruston Kelly separated, Camila Mendes and Grayson Vaughn heating up, Julia Roberts and Danny Moder happy anniversary

Page 21: Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt amicably co-parenting, D.L. Hughley tackles COVID-19 and racism

Page 23: Sean Astin -- my mother’s Patty Duke’s legacy on mental health

Page 24: Mandy Moore on family and love and making music

Page 27: Passages, Ghislaine Maxwell charged

Page 29: Stories to Make You Smile -- thanks to a colorful custom soundboard a dog speaks and she has a lot to say, this boy wants to help save the Earth one park at a time

Page 31: People Picks -- Greyhound

Page 32: The Old Guard, Brett Eldredge -- Sunday Drive

Page 33: P-Valley, Crikey! It’s the Irwins: Life in Lockdown, One to Watch -- Little Voice’s Brittany O’Grady

Page 34: Brave New World

Page 35: Palm Springs, Margo Price -- That’s How Rumors Get Started, Q&A -- Leslie Odom Jr. of Hamilton

Page 37: Books, Star Picks: What We’re Reading -- Tracee Ellis Ross is reading Me Talk Pretty One Day, Chris Hemsworth is reading The Boy, the mole, the Fox and the Horse, Elle Fanning is reading The Nightingale

Page 38: Cover Story -- Broadway Star Nick Cordero 1978-2020 -- a brave battle and a family’s heartbreak -- after three months in the hospital fighting COVID-19 the actor and new dad lost his life to the virus; how his story and his wife’s unending love and devotion inspired people around the world

Page 45: Raven-Symone: Introducing the Real Me -- after decades in the spotlight the former child star is independent in love and finally in control

Page 48: A Fort Hood Soldier Murdered -- what happened to Vanessa Guillen? -- months after she mysteriously disappeared the 20-year-old was found dead; inside the shocking case

Page 50: Carl Reiner 1922-2020 -- Farewell to a Comedy Legend -- creator of The Dick Van Dyke Show, father of Rob Reiner, BFF of Mel Brooks, mentor to Steve Martin, he entered and exited laughing

Page 52: A Demand for Answers -- a young man’s tragic death -- Elijah McClain died last summer after police tackled and restrained him as he walked home from the store. His family is still asking why

Page 54: NASCAR’s Bubba Wallace -- Driving for Change -- the sport’s only top-ranked African-American driver takes on the fight for racial equality

Page 58: Poo-Pourri founder Suzy Batiz -- the sweet smell of success -- the mom of three overcame abuse, bankruptcy and depression then built am empire by taking the P.U. out of poo

Page 63: Lindsay Ell surviving sexual assault -- after years of hiding her pain the country singer opens up and finds healing by helping fellow survivors

Page 66: A Friendship Born in the COVID-19 ICU -- her kind words helped save his life -- an unexpected bond between a patient fighting to stay alive and a hospital housekeeper made all the difference just when it mattered the most

Page 68: Patricia Heaton -- embrace your second act -- the actress shares adventurous stories of transformation including her own in a new book

Page 69: Mike Monteleone

Page 71: Liz Smothers, Ta’u Pupu’a

Page 73: Dani Klein Modisett, Yudi Bennett

Page 77: COVID-19 Surges Again -- as new infections set records epidemiologist Dr. Michael Osterholm talks about steps we can take to slow the spread

Page 81: Summer Beauty Issues Solved -- Ciara

Page 87: Second Look -- Lin-Manuel Miranda and Phillipa Soo in Hamilton

Page 88: One Last Thing -- Charlize Theron

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#Repost @tearsforfearsmusic (@get_repost) ・・・ Tears For Fears is pleased to announce the following performances in the UK and Europe this summer: June 18 - June 19 - London, UK @ Hampton Court Palace Festival June 21 - Cheshire, UK @ Delamere Forest June 22 - Woodstock, UK @ Blenheim Palace - Nocturne June 25 - Luxembourg City, Luxembourg @ Neumünster Abbey June 28 - Bonn, Germany @ KUNST! Rasen July 9 - Rome, Italy @ Rome Fest 2019 July 10 - Lucca, Italy @ Lucca Summer Festival July 12 - Munich, Germany @ Tollwood Festival July 13 - Bruschal, Germany @ Schloss Bruchsal Festival July 14 - Mainz, Germany @ Summer in The City Tickets available at TearsForFears.com https://www.instagram.com/p/Bqq6cWVF-AJ/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1wx5itgc9lut9

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Obs: Dates in Portuguese order.

15/12/2019 – Carioca Club, São Paulo, Brazil

14/12/2019 – Listening Party, São Paulo, Brazil

13/12/2019 – Mister Rock, Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais, Brazil

12/12/2019 – Circo Voador, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

08/12/2019 – Tennis Indoor Senayan, Jakarta Blues International Festival

07/12/2019 – Tennis Indoor Senayan, Jakarta Blues International Festival

08/12/2019 – Tennis Indoor Senayan, Jakarta Blues International Festival

20/08/18 – Carioca Club, São Paulo, Brazil

19/08/18 – Carioca Club, São Paulo, Brazil

18/08/18 – Cuiabá, Festival, Brazil

30/06/18 – The Foundry Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA, US

29/06/2018 – Pearl Street Warehouse, Washington, DC, US

28/06/18 – Gramercy Theatre, New York, NY, US

27/06/18 - Boston, M.A.

26/06/18 – Brighton Music Hall, Allston, Boston, MA, US

24/06/2018 – Troubadour, West Hollywood, CA, US

20/06/2018 – Harlow’s Restaurant and Nightclub, Sacramento, USA

19/06/18 – The Independent, San Francisco, CA, US

16/06/18 – Topgolf Las Vegas, Las Vegas, NV, US

15/06/18 – The Glass House, Pomona, CA, US

13/06/18 – The Tearaways, Belly Up Tavern, Solana Beach, CA, US

12/02/2018 – Silverlake Lounge, Los Angeles, CA, US

05/12/17 – The Booth (facebook live chat)

18/11/17 – Australia, Roche Estate Hunter Valley, Pokolbin, NSW, Australia

17/11/17 – Sidney Myer Music Bowl, Melbourne, VIC, Australia

16/11/17 – Brisbane, Australia

15/11/17 – Riverstage, Brisbane, QLD, Australia

11/11/17 – Philippines

17/08/17 – Lapeer, USA

27/11/2016 – Metropolis - Fremantle, Fremantle, WA, Australia

25/11/2016 – Max Watt's - Melbourne, Melbourne, VIC, Australia

19/11/2016 – Max Watts, Brisbane

18/11/2016 – The Big Top, Luna Park, North Sydney, NSW, Australia

17/11/2016 – HQ Complex, Adelaide, Australia

11/11/2016 – SM Mall of Asia Arena, Pasay, Manila, Philippines

12/07/2016 – Alex played with @ariannaafsar (twitter)

03/05/2016 – Alex as an especial guest at the state social house (West Hollywood)

26/01/2016 – Alex Band at The Whiskey A Go Go , Hollywood, CA.

05/11/2015 –

22/10/2015 – Curtain Club, Dallas, TX, US

18/10/2015 – Aventine, Hollywood, CA, US

03/08/2015 – Curtain Club, Dallas, TX, US

05/07/2015 – Curtain Club, Dallas, TX, US

03/07/2015 – Sons of Hermann Hall, Dallas, TX, US

13/06/2015 – Indonesia, Sonic Fair

14/05/2015 – Sons of Hermann Hall, Dallas, TX, US

26/04/2015 – Tomcats West, Fort Worth, TX, US

08/10/2014 – Credicard Hall, São Paulo, Brazil

28/09/2014 – Los Angeles, USA

20/11/2013 – Red Devil Lounge, San Francisco, CA, US

19/11/2013 – The Catalyst, Santa Cruz, CA, US

04/10/2013 – Beat Kitchen, Chicago, IL, US

22/08/2013 – Via Funchal, São Paulo, Brazil

21/08/2013 – Via Funchal, São Paulo, Brazil

20/08/2013 – Via Funchal, São Paulo, Brazil

18/08/2013 – Lapeer, USA (onde sofreu sequestro relâmpago)

16/08/2013 – New Jersey, USA

14/08/2013 – The Marquis Theater, Denver, CO, US

16/07/2013 – Lapeer Days Festival, Nepessing Street, Lapeer, USA

26/05/2013 – Live performance at STAGEIT (do estúdio dele, online)

10/04/2013 – 41 Ocean Club, Santa Mônica

23/03/2013 – Live from Ryan’s house (Ryan Cabrera and Friends)

14/12/2012 – The Viper Room, Hollywood, Los Angeles, USA

18/10/2012 – Die Pumpe, Kiel, Germany

17/10/2012 – Moya Concerts & Dancehall, Rostock, Germany

16/10/2012 – C-Club, Berlin, Germany

15/10/2012 – Gloria Theater, Cologne, Germany

13/10/2012 – Zeche, Bochum, Germany

12/10/2012 – Docks, Hamburg, Germany

Forever yours Germany tour

17/01/2012 – Mannheim, Capitol, Germany

18/01/2012 – Stuttgart, Longhorn, Germany

19/01/2012 – Munich, Germany, Backstage (im Werk)

20/01/2012 – Hirsch, Nuremberg/Nürnberg, Germany

22/01/2012 – Frankfurt, Germany (Batschkapp)

23/01/2012 – Cologne/Colônia/Köln, Germany (Gloria)

24/01/2012 – Bochum, Germany (Zeche)

25/01/2012 – Hannover, Capitol, Germany

26/01/2012 – Osnabrück, Rosenhof, Germany

27/01/2012 – Dresden, WTC Atrium im WTC, Germany

28/01/2012 – Berlin, C-Club (Columbia Club), Germany

29/01/2012 – Werk 2 - Halle A, Leipzig, Germany

17/11/2011 – Gowanus Ballroom, Brooklyn, NY, US

04/11/2011 – Gowanus Ballroom, Brooklyn, NY, US

15/10/2011 – Played at a charity event in Los Angeles

08/10/2011 – 20th Anniversary for Radio 91.2

30/07/2011 – Open Air Festival, Germany (Brunnenfest Lünen) Willy-Brandt-Platz, Lünen, Germany

02/07/2011 – Fashion and Music event in Germany

June 2011 - SWR3 Fashion and Music Festival

29/05/2011 – Germany, Mainz

28/05/2011 – Germany, Trittenheim

May 2011 - TV SHOW ZDF (Alex played there)

24/05/2011 – a show for Radio Regenbogen listeners

19/05/2011 – St. Gregory of Nyssa Episcopal Church, San Francisco, CA, US

18/05/2011 – Hollywood (Alex disse que tocaria nessa data com Orianthi) Hard Rock Café (charity event)

16/04/2011 – Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Morrison, United States

11/04/2011 – Las Vegas, The Killer Booth

EUROPEAN TOUR 2011 - WE’VE ALL BEEN THERE

29/03/2011 – Härterei, Zurique, Switzerland

29/03/2011 – Mainz, Germany

28/03/2011 – Flex, Vienna, Austria

27/03/2011 – Backstage, Munique, Germany

26/03/2011 – LKA-Longhorn, Sttugart, Germany

25/03/2011 – Haus Auensee, Leipzig, Germany

24/03/2011 – Private Acoustic Show at Radio Regenbogen, Germany

23/03/2011 – Capitol Mannheim, Mannheim, Germany

22/03/2011 – Batschkapp, Frankfurt, Germany

Hugenottenhalle, Neu Isenburg, Germany

21/03/2011 – E-Werk, Cologne, Germany

20/03/2011 – Vest Arena, Recklinghausen, Germany

19/03/2011 – X, Herford, Germany

18/03/2011 – Hollywood Hard Rock Café

17/03/2011 – C-Club, Berlin, Germany

16/03/2011 – Docks, Hamburg, Germany

11/03/2011 – San Francisco, The Regency Center, Van ness Avenue

25/02/2011 – UCCU Events Center, Orem, Utah, USA

10/02/2011 – The 53rd Annual GRAMMY Awards at Staples Center

Only One release

15/12/2010 – Radio concert at RADIO SAW show (Germany)

14/12/2010 – Radio concert at NDR2 (Germany)

13/12/2010 – Radio concert at RADIO 7 SHOW (Germany)

16/11/2010 – fans could be on his music video, L.A.

12/11/2010 – Casper, WY

02/11/2010 – Hard Rock Café at a John Lennon’s event

October 2010 – Played some breast cancer benefit shows, USA

Played with Ringo as well

23/10/2010 – performed a Tom Petty cover song with Switchfoot! Waffle House

22/10/2010 – Pinktober at Hard Rock Cafe, Louisville, KY, USA

21/10/2010 – Free acoustic show tonight at Buckets Pub in Ft. Wayne, IN

30/09/2010 – C-club, Berlin, Germany

29/10/2010 – Docks/Grünspan/Gruenspan, Hamburg, Germany

28/09/2010 – Essigfabrik, Cologne, Germany

27/09/2010 – Backstage, Munich, Germany

24/09/2010 – Baden-Baden SWR3 New Pop Festival, Germany

23/09/2010 – Exil, Zürich, Switzerland

22/09/2010 – Szene Club/Wien, Vienna, Austria

August, 2010 – “Alex Max Band will perform his single"Tonight" LIVE at the boxing event for the cruiser weight championship In Erfurt. It will start at10:30pm live on ARD!”

21/08/2010 – Cosmic Charlie's, Lexington, KY, US

09/08/2010 – FTC on Stage One, Fairfield, United States

08/08/2010 – Harpers Ferry Allston, United States

06/08/2010 – Highline Ballroom, New York, NY, US

05/08/2010 – Jammin' Java, Vienna, United States

03/08/2010 – Philadelphia, at World Cafe Live, USA

01/08/2010 – The Basement, Columbus, OH, US

31/07/2010 – Birdy's Live, Indianapolis, IN, US

30/07/2010 – Southgate House, Newport, KY, US

29/07/2010 – Schubas Tavern, Chicago, IL, US

27/07/2010 – Bluebird Theater, Denver, CO, US

25/07/2010 – Salt Lake City, UT, USA - Kilby Court

23/07/2010 – Spokane, WA - The Seaside

22/07/2010 – Chop Suey, Seattle, WA, US

21/07/2010 – Berbati's Pan, Portland, OR, US

19/07/2010 – Café du Nord, Swedish-American Hall, San Francisco, CA

16/07/2010 – Last Day Saloon, Santa Rosa, CA, US

15/07/2010 – The Roxy Theatre, West Hollywood, CA, US

14/07/2010 – San Diego, Anthology

10/07/2010 – Ed Kowalczyk, Hampton Beach Casino Ballroom, Hampton Beach, NH, United States

09/07/2010 – Ed Kowalczyk, Starland BallroomSayreville, New JerseyUnited States

08/07/2010 – Ed Kowalczyk, The ChancePoughkeepsieUnited States

07/07/2010 – Ed Kowalczyk, Northern Lights, Clifton Park, USA

30/06/2010 – Buffalo & Erie County, Botanical Gardens, Buffalo, NY, USA

25/06/2010 – Harborside Event Center, Fort Myers, FL, US

13/06/2010 – St Leonard's Church, Shoreditch, London, UK

11/06/2010 – Donate Life Hollywood Film Festival at The Paley Center for Media (Beverly Hills, California) Wirelmage

26/05/2010 – at WPTE’s 31st St. concert series

23/05/2010 – Parker Playhouse, Fort Lauderdale, FL, US

22/05/2010 – House of Blues, Lake Buena Vista, FL, US

21/05/2010 – Ruth Eckerd Hall, Clearwater, FL, US

20/05/2010 – The Dome 54 RTL2 music show at Schleyerhalle - red carpet arrivals

14/05/2010 – Stanfour Tour 2010, Werk II, Leipzig, Germany

12/05/2010 – Stanfour Tour 2010, LKA-Longhorn, Stuttgart, Germany

11/05/2010 – Stanfour Tour 2010, Bürgerhaus, Stollwerck, Cologne, Germany

08/05/2010 – Stanfour, Docks, Hamburg, Germany

07/05/2010 – Stanfour Tour 2010, Frannz Club, Berlin, Germany

06/05/2010 – Stanfour Tour 2010, Ampere, Munich, Germany

May 2010 - Cologne, Germany

April 2010 - L.A. Marathon Show

March 2010 - Salt Lake City, Chicago

23/04/2010 – Lincoln Hall, Chicago, IL, US

22/04/2010 – Varsity Theater, Minneapolis, MN, US

21/04/2010 – Majestic Theatre, Madison, WI, US

20/04/2010 – Intersection, Grand Rapids, MI, US

03/04/2010 – La Cooperative De Mai, Clermont-Ferrand, France

31/03/2010 – Hard Rock Café - Hollywood Blvd., Los Angeles, CA, US

27/02/2010 – Sister Hazel, Fire, Jackson, MS, United States

16/02/2010 – Live on a radio station in Cleaveland, OH

13/02/2010 – Sister Hazel, 40 Watt Athens, GA, United States

12/02/2010 – Sister Hazel, House of Blues, Lake Buena Vista, FL, US

11/10/2010 – Sister Hazel, Captain Hiram's Resort, Sebastian, FL, US

05/12/2009 – Kiss FM Los Angeles, CA

03/12/2009 – Donate Life Rocks Show, Cafe Was

07/11/2009 – Wyoming, Cam-Plex

17/10/2009 – Gilette, Wyoming

13/10/2009 – 2009 Freedom Awards

10/10/2009 – Tonight Video Shoot

28/09/2009 – Hotel Cafe, Los Angeles, CA

14/09/2009 – Hotel Cafe, Los Angeles, CA

06/09/2009 – Memphis, USA

04/09/2009 – Delta Fair, Agricenter International, Memphis, USA

28/08/2009 – DNI RAKONIEWIC, Park Miejski Rakoniewice, Poland

22/08/2009 – Harbor Fest, Gaylord National Resort & Convention CenterNational Harbor, Oxon Hill, MarylandUnited States

25/07/2009 – Koffee House, Hollywood, CA, USA (3rd Annual Evening of Independence)

20/06/2009 – Villa Hípica, Gravatá, PE, Brazil

13/06/2009 – Distrito Industrial, Rio Claro, Brazil

12/06/2009 – Campos do Jordão, Brazil

10/06/2009 – Brazil (photo with KLB)

06/06/2009 – Brazil

05/06/2009 – Alex at 89.1 in São Paulo

05/06/2009 – Via Funchal, São Paulo, Brazil

04/06/2009 – Alex Band at MTV Brasil

01/04/2009 – Beverly Hills Film Festival’s Opening Night at the Clarity Theater

19/02/2009 –

20/12/2008 – Seu Território, Vila Velha, ES, Brazil

18/12/2008 – Bazua, Araraquara, Brazil

17/12/2008 – Alex at Altas Horas

16/12/2008 – Confraria Das Artes, Florianópolis, SC, Brazil

13/12/2008 – Planet Fest Festival, Palmas, Brazil

12/12/2008 – Ilha dos Aquários, Porto Seguro, Bahia, Brazil

20/12/2008 – Vila Velha, Brazil

02/10/2008 – Maryville University Of St. Louis, St Louis, MO, US

30/09/2008 – Hotel Cafe, Hollywood, CA, US

23/09/2008 – Hotel Cafe, Hollywood, CA, US

16/09/2008 – Hotel Cafe, Hollywood, CA, US

05/09/2008 – Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Las Vegas, Las Vegas, NV, US

04/09/2008 – Gibson Amphitheatre, Universal Studios Hollywood, CA, US

01/09/2008 – Brixton South Bay, Redondo Beach, CA, US

01/09/2008 – Crash Mansion, Los Angeles, CA, US

31/08/2008 – The Coach House, San Juan Capistrano, CA

21/08/2008 – Alex Band’s Donate Life Rocks, The Hat Factory, Toad's Place

21/08/2008 – Plan 9 Records, Richmond, VA, US

26/07/2008 – Ignace Recreation Centre - Ontario, Canada

25/07/2008 – Ontario, Canada

19/07/2008 – Caldeirão do Huck, Balanço Geral e participação em várias rádios brasileiras

16/07/2008 – The Nobody Was Thirsty Project at Cafe Was

04/07/2008 – Sociedade Hípica De Brasília, Brasilia, Brazil

03/07/2008 – Mariano Hall, JF Pop Festival, Juiz de Fora, Minas Gerais

29/06/2008 – Clube Luso Brasileiro, Campo Grande, Brazil

28/06/2008 – New Time, Florianópolis, Santa Catarina, Brazil

27/06/2008 – Feira Cecontu, Tubarão, Santa Catarina, Brazil

26/06/2008 – Jaguariúna, Red Eventos, Campinas, Brazil

25/06/2008 – Vivo Rio, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

24/06/2008 – HSBC Brasil, São Paulo, Brazil

21/06/2008 – A. A. dos Portuários de Santos, Santos, Brazil

20/06/2008 – Automóvel Clube, São José do Rio Preto, SP, Brazil

14/06/2008 – Indiana Live Casino, Shelbyville, IN, US

01/06/2008 – Full Moon Road Show Appearance, Seattle, WA, US

25/05/2008 – HSBC Brasil, São Paulo, Brazil

17/05/2008 – Malibu Inn, Malibu, CA, US

26/04/2008 – Towson University, MD, USA

19/04/2008 – Washington State University

10/11/2007 – The Hat Factory, Toad's Place, Richmond, VA

November 2007 – Richmond, VA - Alex visits mix 103.7

26/10/2007 – Alex Band’s Donate Life Rocks, Hard Rock Cafe, Universal City, Los AngelesUnited States

26/10/2007 – Hard Rock Café - Newport Beach, Newport Beach, CA, US

31/08/2006 – Hard Rock Café - Hollywood Blvd., Los Angeles, CA, US

19/06/2006 – Donate Life Charity Event, Boston, MA, US

08/10/2005 – Full Moon Road Show, Dallas, TX, US

06/10/2005 – Full Moon Road Show, Houston, TX, US

05/10/2005 – Full Moon Road Show, Houston, TX, US

13/08/2005 – Teen People Young Hollywood Issue party held at the Cabana Club in Hollywood, Calif.

06/06/2005 – The Temecula Balloon and Wine Festival

03/06/2005 – Silverton Casino Hotel, Las Vegas, NV, US

13/02/2005 – Sony BMG Music Entertainment Grammy Party

12/02/2005 – Pre-Grammy party held at the Beverly Hills Hotel in Beverly Hills, Calif.

13/11/2004 – Brookdale Community College, Lincroft, NJ, US

04/11/2004 – London

01/11/2004 – Eventim Apollo, London, UK

30/10/2004 – Élysée Montmartre, Paris, France

29/10/2004 – Melkweg, Amsterdam, Netherlands

27/10/2004 – Gro��e Freiheit 36, Hamburg, Germany

26/10/2004 – Huxleys Neue Welt, Berlin, Germany

23/10/2004 – Paradise Garage, Lisbon, Portugal

21/10/2004 – Magazzini Generali, Milan, Italy

20/10/2004 – Tor, Düsseldorf, Germany

18/10/2004 – Wolverhampton Civic Hall, Wolverhampton, UK

16/10/2004 – O2 Academy Glasgow, Glasgow, Scotland

15/10/2004 – O2 Apollo Manchester, Manchester, UK

14/10/2004 – Southampton Guildhall, Southampton, United Kingdom

09/10/2004 – Marista Hall, Belo Horizonte, Brazil

08/10/2004 – Credicard Hall, São Paulo, Brazil

07/10/2004 – Claro Hall, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

06/10/2004 – Adams Street Hall, Novo Hamburgo, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil

06/10/2004 – Ginásio Gigantinho, Porto Alegre, Brazil

18/09/2004 – Boston, USA

14/09/2004 – Shibuya-AX, Shibuya, Japan

13/09/2004 – Club Quattro, Shinsaibashi, Japan

04/09/2004 – Taste Of Cleveland, Cleveland, OH, US

31/08/2004 – New Capital Music Hall, Ottawa, ON, Canada

13/07/2004 – O2 Shepherd's Bush Empire, London, UK

12/07/2004 – Manchester Academy, Manchester, UK The Hop & Grape, University of Manchester, Manchester, UK

11/07/2004 – Party In The Park, Hyde Park, London, United Kingdom

10/07/2004 – Party In The Park, Cannon Hill Park, Birmingham, UK

10/07/2004 – Carling Academy Birmingham, Birmingham, UK

08/07/2004 – Live Music Hall, Gloria Theater, Cologne, Germany

07/07/2004 – Paradiso, Amsterdam, Netherlands

06/07/2004 – Europe 2 Live Concert - Paris, France

06/07/2004 – AccorHotels Arena POPB, Paris, France

20/06/2004 – Summer X, MK Bowl, Milton Keynes, United Kingdom

19/06/2004 – Heineken Jammin' Festival, Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari, Imola, Italy

15/06/2004 – Nalen Klubb , Stockholm, Sweden

07/05/2004 – NRJ Radio Show, "NRJ Music Tour", Zénith - Paris

07/06/2004 – The tonight show with Jay Leno (Season 13, ep 2722)

07/02/2004 – Clive Davis' legendary Pre-Grammy party at the Beverly Hills Hotel

08/02/2004 – BMG Grammy after-party held at The Avalon in Hollywood

25/01/2004 – NRJ Radio Awards 2004, Ericsson Globe, Stockholm, Sweden

Wolverhampton & Southampton October 2004

28/10/2003 – Netherlands

23/08/2003 – Recreativo Campestre, Sorocaba, Brazil

22/08/2003 – Via Funchal, São Paulo, Brazil

21/08/2003 – Via Funchal, São Paulo, Brazil

20/08/2003 – Via Funchal, São Paulo, Brazil

16/08/2003 – Marina, Fortaleza, Brazil

15/08/2003 – Chevrolet Hall, Olinda, Recife, Brazil

14/08/2003 – ATI Hall, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

15/08/2003 – Recife, Brazil

20/06/2003 – 'Good Morning America’ in Bryant Park, NYC

13/02/2003 – The tonight show with Jay Leno (Season 11, ep 2430)

18/01/2003 – Palais des Festivals de Cannes, "NRJ Music Awards" - Cannes

102.7 KIIS FM's Wango Tango 2003 - The Ultimate Reality Show - California, Pasadena

22/11/2002 – Hall Rhénus de Strasbourg "NRJ Planet Party"

14/11/2002 – MTV Europe Musc Awards - Barcelona, Spain

17/10/2002 – Los Angeles, CA, US

05/10/2002 – Showcase, Mexico City, Mexico

02/10/2002 – 89FM Show Case (só para participantes da promoção) em São Paulo DirecTV

01/10/2002 – Showcase, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

30/09/2002 – Showcase, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

28/09/2002 – Le Trabendo, Paris, France

27/09/2002 – O2 Shepherd's Bush Empire, London, UK

22/09/2002 – Promo, Stockholm, Sweden

21/09/2002 – Promo, Stockholm, Sweden

16/09/2002 – Viva Showcase, Cologne, Germany

19/08/2002 – Seahawk Stadium, Seattle, WA, US

19/08/2002 – Kiss 106.1 FM, Seattle, WA, US

16/08/2002 – Metropol, Pittsburgh, PA, US

14/08/2002 – Lenawee County Fair, United States

12/08/2002 – The Blue Note, Columbia, MO, US

10/08/2002 – Sioux Empire Fair's Front Porch, Sioux Falls, SD, US

09/08/2002 – Granada Theatre, Lawrence, KS, US

02/08/2002 – Ogden Theatre, Denver, CO, US

31/07/2002 – Fox Theatre, Boulder, CO, US

28/07/2002 – Slim's, San Francisco, CA, US

26/07/2002 – Sonoma County Fairgrounds, Santa Rosa, CA, US

27/07/2002 – Big Fresno Fairgrounds, Fresno, CA, US

25/07/2002 – Washington County Fair Complex, Hillsboro, OR, US

23/07/2002 – The Xscape, Salt Lake City, UT, US

21/07/2002 – Country Jam USA - Festival & Campgrounds, Eau Claire, WI, US

20/07/2002 – The Rave/Eagles Club, Milwaukee, WI, US

18/07/2002 – Odeeon Concert Club, Cleveland, OH, US

16/07/2002 – Bogart's Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH, US

12/07/2002 – Clio Amphitheater, Clio, MI, US

07/07/2002 – Party in the Park 2002, Hyde Park, London, England

24/06/2002 – Sim FM Radio Show - Paris

21/06/2002 – Dogzstar, İstanbul,Turkey

14/06/2002 – Pasadena, Ca. Saturday

13/06/2002 – New Berlin, USA

12/06/2002 – Burlington Steamboat Days Grounds, Burlington, IA, US

01/06/2002 – Kiss concert, USA

29/05/2002 – USA, Mohegan Sun Arena

28/05/2002 – Webster Theater, Hartford, CT, US

27/05/2002 – Hampton Beach Casino Ballroom, Hampton Beach, NH, US

25/05/2002 – The NorVa, Norfolk, VA, US

24/05 a 16/08/2002 - On the bricks 2002, Atlanta, GA, US

24/05/2002 – Centennial Olympic Park, Atlanta, GA, US

23/05/2002 – Hard Rock Live, Orlando, FL, US

15/05/2002 – The tonight show with Jay Leno (Season 10, ep 2267)

11/05/2002 – Honda Center, Anaheim, CA, US

02/05/2002 – Dingwalls, London, UK

30/04/2002 – Park Kitty Club, Copenhagen, Denmark

29/04/2002 – Fryhuset - Klubben, Stockholm, Sweden Kägelbanan Södra Teatern, Stockholm, Sweden

27/04/2002 – John Dee Live Club & Pub, Oslo, Norway

24/04/2002 – Stadtgarten, Cologne, Germany

17/04/2002 – Flex, Vienna, Austria

11/04/2002 – Metro Theatre, Sydney, NSW, Australia

09/04/2002 – Prince of Wales Hotel, Saint Kilda, VIC, Australia

30/04/2002 – Bayside Jenny, Osaka, Japan

29/04/2002 – Ebisu Liquid Room (リキッドルーム), Ebisu, Japan

16/04/2002 – Theater of the Living Arts, Philadelphia, PA, US

15/03/2002 – 9:30 Club, Washington, DC, US

14/03/2002 – Village Underground, Manhattan, NY, US

13/03/2002 – Village Underground, Manhattan, NY, US

11/03/2002 – Paradise Rock Club, Boston, USA

10/03/2002 – Seymour Ballroom, SUNY Brockport, Brockport, NY, US

09/03/2002 – The Opera House, Toronto, ON, Canada

07/03/2002 – St. Andrew's Hall, Detroit, MI, US

03/03/2002 – Cotton Club, Atlanta, GA, US

02/03/2002 – Five Points Music Hall, Birmingham, AL, US

01/03/2002 – House of Blues - New Orleans, New Orleans, LA, US

27/02/2002 – Ground Hall, Houston, TX, US

26/02/2002 – Trees, Dallas, TX, US

24/02/2002 – The Bottleneck, Lawrence, KS, US

23/02/2002 – The Galaxy, St Louis, MO, US

22/02/2002 – Emerson Theater, Indianapolis, IN, US

21/02/2002 – Park West, Chicago, IL, US

20/02/2002 – The Quest Club, Minneapolis, MN, US

18/02/2002 – Tulagi, Boulder, CO, US

17/02/2002 – Bluebird Theater, Denver, CO, US

14/02/2002 – The Bash On Ash, Tempe, AZ, US

13/02/2002 – Santa Ana, CA, US

28/01/2002 – Expression Center for New Media, Emeryville, USA

25/01/2002 – The tonight show with Jay Leno (Season 10, ep 2204)

10/01/2002 – The Roxy Theatre, West Hollywood, CA, US

14/12/2001 – MTV Studio, New York, NY, US

11/12/2001 – The Handlebar, Greenville, SC, US

12/12/2001 – Memorial Hall, Kansas, USA

09/12/2001 – Washington, DC, US

06/12/2001 – Saginaw, USA

30/11/2001 – Club 1402, Reading, PA, US

29/11/2001 – University, West Chester, PA, US

28/11/2001 – Fat City Cafe, Pittsburgh, PA, US

20/11/2001 – Cotton Club, Atlanta, GA, US

19/11/2001 – Exit/In, Nashville, TN, US

17/11/2001 – Buzzfest VIII, Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion, The Woodlands, USA

16/11/2001 – The Canyon Club, Dallas, TX, US

14/11/2001 – Madrid Theatre, Kansas City, MO, US

13/11/2001 – Double Door, Chicago, IL, US

11/11/2001 – Valparaiso University, Valparaiso, IN, US

10/11/2001 – Pershing Arena, Kirksville, MO, US

09/11/2001 – The Quest Club, Minneapolis, MN, US

08/11/2001 – Neumann Auditorium, Wartburg College, Waverly, IA, US

06/11/2001 – Appalachian State University, Boone, NC, US

05/11/2001 – Ziggy's, Winston-Salem, NC, US

03/11/2001 – The NorVa, Norfolk, VA, US

02/11/2001 – Disco Rodeo, Ritz Theater, Raleigh, NC, US

02/11/2001 – Mean Fiddler, London, UK

31/10/2001 – House of Blues, Lake Buena Vista, FL, US

26/10/2001 – Price Center, UC San Diego, La Jolla, CA, US

23/10/2001 – The Warfield, San Francisco, CA, US

22/10/2001 – Sacramento

15/10/2001 – Club Laga, Pittsburgh, PA, US

14/10/2001 – Odeon, Cleveland, OH, US

13/10/2001 – Bogart's Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH, US

12/10/2001 – Mississippi Nights, St Louis, MO, US

10/10/2001 – 328 Performance Hall, Nashville, TN, US

09/10/2001 – Five Points Music Hall, Birmingham, AL, US

08/10/2001 – University of Central Arkansas, Conway, AR, US

05/10/2001 – Mobile, AL, US

04/10/2001 – Tremont Music Hall, Charlotte, NC, US

03/10/2001 – Wolf Gym, York College of Pennsylvania, York, PA, USA

01/10/2001 – House of Blues, Lake Buena Vista, FL, US

30/09/2001 – Marts Center, Wilkes University, Wilkes-barre, PA, US

29/09/2001 – Alumni Hall, Baltimore, MD, US

28/09/2001 – Drew Simon Forum, Madison, NJ, US

26/09/2001 – House of Blues - Boston, Boston, MA, US

25/09/2001 – Irving Plaza, New York, NY, US

23/09/2001 – The Palestra, University Of Rochester, Rochester, NY, US

21/09/2001 – Villanova Room, Connolly Center, Villanova University, Villanova, PA, US

19/09/2001 – Fine Arts Center, Grand Rapids, MI, US

18/09/2001 – CFSB Center, Murray State University, Murray, KY, US

17/09/2001 – Newport Music Hall, Columbus, OH, US

16/09/2001 – Montgomery County Fairgrounds, Dayton, OH, US

14/09/2001 – Jesse Auditorium, Columbia, MO, US

12/09/2001 – Clutch Cargo's, Pontiac, MI, US

11/09/2001 – Vic Theatre, Chicago, IL, US

10/09/2001 – The Rave/Eagles Club, Milwaukee, WI, US

05/09/2001 – NY, USA

04/09/2001 – The Skinny, Portland, ME, US

03/10 a 04/09/2001 - Raio 104 Fest 2001, Hartford, CT, US

19/07/2001 – San Jose, CA, US

17/07/2001 – Newby's, Memphis, TN, US

16/07/2001 – Five Points Music Hall, Birmingham, AL, US

13/07/2001 – The Windjammer, Isle of Palms, SC, US

12/07/2001 – Momentum, Columbia, SC, US

11/07/2001 – Zigg's By The Sea, Greenville, NC, US

10/07/2001 – Warner Theatre, Washington, DC, US

07/07/2001 – Vanderbilt, Plainview, NY, US

06/07/2001 – Fat City Cafe, Pittsburgh, PA, US

30/06/2001 – Riverfront Park, Spokane, WA, US

28/06/2001 – House of Blues - Old Location, Anaheim, CA, US

22/06/2001 – The Observatory, Santa Ana, CA, US

20/06/2001 – The Mint, Los Angeles, CA, US

12/06/2001 – Knitting Factory, Hollywood, CA, US

20/05/2001 – City Stages, Birmingham, AL, US

22/08/1993 – Fibber Magee's, Dublin, Ireland

Sources: Setlist, Virgula, Alex Band’s facebook, getty images photo captions, dgabc, lastfm1, lastfm2, Songkick, Wikipedia, Setlist2, Songkick2, Songkick3, Songkick4, alex band rock and this page.

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