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==Tour Dates==
===North American Leg I===
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!Date
!City
!Venue
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|] ??, 1991||{{flagicon|US}} ], HI||
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|], 1991||{{flagicon|US}} ], HI||Pink's Garage
|-
|], 1991||{{flagicon|US}} ], HI||Pink's Garage
|-
|], 1991||{{flagicon|US}} ], CA||]
|-
|], 1991||{{flagicon|US}} ], CA||Music Machine
|-
|], 1991||{{flagicon|US}} ], WI||]
|-
|], 1991||{{flagicon|US}} ], IL||Duke Ellington Ballroom
|-
|], 1991||{{flagicon|US}} ], IW||Stephens Auditorium
|-
|], 1991||{{flagicon|US}} ], NE||Peony Park Ballroom
|-
|], 1991||{{flagicon|US}} ], WI||Central Park Ballroom
|-
|], 1991||{{flagicon|US}} ], MI||M.S.U. Auditorium
|-
|], 1991||{{flagicon|US}} ], PA||A.J. Palumbo Theatre
|-
|], 1991||{{flagicon|US}} ], OH||Music Hall
|-
|], 1991||{{flagicon|US}} ], NY||Auditorium Theatre
|-
|], 1991||{{flagicon|Canada}} ]||]
|-
|], 1991||{{flagicon|Canada}} ]||]
|-
|], 1991||{{flagicon|US}} ], MA||Walter Brown U Boston Are
|-
|], 1991||{{flagicon|US}} ], VT||]
|-
|], 1991||{{flagicon|US}} ], MA||Civic Centre
|-
|], 1991||{{flagicon|US}} ], NY||RPI Fieldhouse
|-
|], 1991||{{flagicon|US}} ], NY||Landmark Theatre
|-
|], 1991||{{flagicon|US}} ], PA||Tower Theatre
|-
|], 1991||{{flagicon|US}} ], DC||Bender Arena
|-
|], 1991||{{flagicon|US}} ], DC||]
|-
|], 1991||{{flagicon|US}} ], DC||]
|-
|], 1991||{{flagicon|US}} ], RI||Rocky Point Palladium
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|], 1991||{{flagicon|US}} ], DC||]
|-
|], 1991||{{flagicon|US}} ], DC||]
|-
|], 1991||{{flagicon|US}} ], PA||Rec. Hall
|-
|], 1991||{{flagicon|US}} ], OH||Veterans Memorial
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|], 1991||{{flagicon|US}} ], MI||Wings Stadium
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|], 1991||{{flagicon|US}} ], MI||]
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|], 1991||{{flagicon|US}} ], MI||]
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|], 1991||{{flagicon|US}} ], IN||]
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|], 1991||{{flagicon|US}} ], IL||]
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|], 1991||{{flagicon|US}} ], OH||Gardens
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|], 1991||{{flagicon|US}} ], IL||Veterans Memorial
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|], 1991||{{flagicon|US}} ], MN||]
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Blood Sugar Sex Magik Tour
Tour by Red Hot Chili Peppers
Start date1991
End dateDecember, 1994
Red Hot Chili Peppers concert chronology

The Blood Sugar Sex Magik Tour was a concert tour by the Red Hot Chili Peppers to support their album Blood Sugar Sex Magik. The tour ended pre-maturely as guitarist John Frusciante quit the band due to issues with the success of the band, for the remaining shows Arik Marshall replaced him but was fired from the band as soon as the tour ended. In 1995, the band recruited Dave Navarro as their new guitarist. He made his first appearance with the band at Woodstock '94.

Tour Dates

North American Leg I

Date City Venue
February ??, 1991 United States Honolulu, HI
February 8, 1991 United States Honolulu, HI Pink's Garage
February 9, 1991 United States Honolulu, HI Pink's Garage
April 18, 1991 United States Los Angeles, CA Hollywood Palladium
Septmber 27, 1991 United States Los Angeles, CA Music Machine
October 16, 1991 United States Madison, WI Oscar Mayer Theater
October 17, 1991 United States Dekalb, IL Duke Ellington Ballroom
October 19, 1991 United States Ames, IW Stephens Auditorium
October 20, 1991 United States Omaha, NE Peony Park Ballroom
October 22, 1991 United States Milwaukee, WI Central Park Ballroom
October 23, 1991 United States East Lansing, MI M.S.U. Auditorium
October 25, 1991 United States Pittsburgh, PA A.J. Palumbo Theatre
October 26, 1991 United States Cleveland, OH Music Hall
October 27, 1991 United States Rochester, NY Auditorium Theatre
October 29, 1991 Canada Toronto, Canada Concert Hall
October 30, 1991 Canada Toronto, Canada Concert Hall
November 1, 1991 United States Boston, MA Walter Brown U Boston Are
November 2, 1991 United States Burlington, VT Memorial Auditorium
November 3, 1991 United States Springfield, MA Civic Centre
November 5, 1991 United States Troy, NY RPI Fieldhouse
November 7, 1991 United States Syracuse, NY Landmark Theatre
November 8, 1991 United States Upper Darby, PA Tower Theatre
November 9, 1991 United States Washington, DC Bender Arena
November 11, 1991 United States Washington, DC Roseland Ballroom
November 12, 1991 United States Washington, DC Roseland Ballroom
November 13, 1991 United States Warwick, RI Rocky Point Palladium
November 15, 1991 United States Washington, DC Roseland Ballroom
November 16, 1991 United States Washington, DC Roseland Ballroom
November 17, 1991 United States State College, PA Rec. Hall
November 19, 1991 United States Columbus, OH Veterans Memorial
November 20, 1991 United States Kalamazoo, MI Wings Stadium
November 22, 1991 United States Detroit, MI The State Theatre
November 23, 1991 United States Detroit, MI The State Theatre
November 24, 1991 United States Indianapolis, IN Convention Center
November 26, 1991 United States Normal, IL Illinois State University
November 27, 1991 United States Cincinnatti, OH Gardens
November 29, 1991 United States Chicago, IL Veterans Memorial
November 30, 1991 United States St. Paul, MN Roy Wilkins Auditorium


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