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Old Ideas World Tour
Tour by Leonard Cohen
Associated albumOld Ideas
Start dateAugust 12, 2012
End dateDecember 21, 2013
Legs5
No. of shows63 in Europe
46 in North America
16 in Oceania
125 in total
Leonard Cohen concert chronology

The Old Ideas World Tour was the final concert tour by Canadian poet and singer-songwriter Leonard Cohen, and was in support of his 2012 album Old Ideas.[1] The tour started in August 2012, and ended in December 2013.

Background

On March 26, 2012 Cohen announced the first eighteen concerts taking place in Belgium, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Germany, Ireland, Italy, France, Spain and Portugal forming part of the first European leg of the 'Old Ideas World Tour'.[2][3] On April 2 two further concerts were added in Ghent due to high public demand and on April 4 it was announced that Cohen would perform a third concert for the same reason.[4] It was revealed by the Telegraph newspaper that Cohen would perform his only UK show at the Hop Farm Country Farm in Kent in September.[5] On May 17 a second concert at the Hop Farm Country Farm was announced for September 9.[6] However, on August 23 both concerts would be moved to Wembley Arena in London, England, for unspecified reasons.

First European leg

The first leg of the tour consisted of 31 shows, played all over Europe. The structure of each show was similar to the previous tour. The main set was split into two blocks with a short intermission in between. Many songs from the latest record were performed, most of them for the first time ever. "Darkness" (known as The Darkness on the previous tour) was the only song on the record that had been performed before this leg. "Amen", "Come Healing" and the aforementioned "Darkness" would become tour staples, played in every show on this leg. Other new songs that were performed more or less regular are "Going Home", "Different Sides", "Crazy to Love You", "Banjo" and "Anyhow". "Lullaby" and "Show Me the Place" remained the only two songs from the album not played on this leg.

Apart from the new songs, some older songs made their way into the set, most notably the song Alexandra Leaving. It was performed in every show entirely by Sharon Robinson after a short introduction by Cohen. The song was preceded by the song Coming Back to You from the album Various Positions. It was performed in an acoustic version by the Webb Sisters, with Charlie and Hattie Webb taking over the vocals and instrumentation (harp and guitar). Both songs were not played on the previous tour. Other songs that were not performed on the previous tour were "I Can't Forget", "The Guests", and "Light As the Breeze" (performed for the first time ever). "Night Comes On" was played regularly on this leg of the tour after having only two outings on the previous tour.

The concerts themselves were longer than the concerts at the beginning of the last tour. Opening night in Ghent for example featured 33 songs, with four encore blocks containing 9 songs. The concerts of this leg would often end close to or at curfew of the respective venues, with the last song often being "Save the Last Dance for Me", a song made famous by The Drifters. Overall, 40 different songs were performed on this leg.

First North American leg

The North American leg of the tour was announced via Cohen's official website on 3 May 2012. The first concerts to be announced were 11 in the United States and 10 in Canada.[7] Cohen later announced second concerts in Montreal and Toronto due to increasing public demand. Soon after a second concerts were announced for Austin, Texas and Boston, Massachusetts.[7]

The concerts themselves followed the same structure as the first leg of the tours. Songs not performed in North America that were played in Europe were "Crazy to Love You" and "Light As the Breeze". Instead, a selection of other songs made their debut, including "Show Me the Place", leaving "Lullaby" as the only song from "Old Ideas" not played on this tour. "Going Home" became a concert staple, being played every night of this leg. Other songs that were played for the first time on this leg of the tour include "The Guests", "Joan of Arc" (both not played on the previous tour) as well as "Lover Lover Lover", "Chelsea Hotel #2" and the as-of-now unreleased "Feels So Good". This leg also featured a rare cover of George Dor's "La Manic", played in the Franco-Canadian part of the tour. Altogether, 46 different songs were performed at the 25 concerts of this leg.

Second North American leg

In January 2013, new dates for concerts in Canada and the United States were announced. The concerts were held in March and April, before the European Summer leg.[8][9]

The tour commenced after a two-month break, for another 21 shows in North America. Tour premieres in this leg of the tour included the song "Avalanche", while "Coming Back to You" was dropped from the setlists, after having received only little attention on the previous leg, in favor of "If It Be Your Will", a concert staple on the last tour. The Old Ideas songs "Anyhow" and "Show Me the Place" were featured in most shows on this leg, while "Different Sides" was only played twice. "Choices", made famous by George Jones was played in honor of his recent passing, making it the third cover version being played on this tour. 39 different songs were played on this leg of the tour.

Second European leg

In December 2012 the first dates for 2013 were announced with concerts to take place in Europe.[10] Altogether, 32 shows have been announced. On his second run through Europe, Cohen revisited some of the larger cities, e.g. Amsterdam, Berlin, Dublin, London and Paris, but also included some new stops, including performances in Croatia, Czech Republic, Slovenia and Poland as well as Switzerland and Austria. Only two shows were open air, most of the performances were indoors at larger arenas.

The shows themselves followed the structure of previous legs on this tour very closely, although noticeably shorter in length and with less songs performed. So featured the first concert in Berlin in 2012 29 songs and had to be cut short due to curfew constraints, whereas the second concert in 2013 featured only 26 songs, with a full length encore block. "Different Sides" and "Show Me the Place" went unplayed during this leg, which meant that the latter one has not been performed on Europe to this date. All three cover songs were played, with "Save the Last Dance for Me" being performed 16 times. "Avalanche", "Night Comes On" and "Hey, That's No Way to Say Goodbye" were rarities that received only little attention. The song "Anyhow" was performed at a few venues in the United Kingdom. A noticeable change in the setlist occurred during the early part of the leg when "Anthem" was dropped from the show. It had been a staple during the last tour and this tour until that point, having been performed at all shows, usually closing the first set. It was played only 6 times during the last 23 shows of this leg. Its place was taken over by the song "Lover Lover Lover". Similar to the last tour, Cohen presented a new song to his audience. "I've Got a Secret" had its debut at the second Dublin show, and has been performed twice more after that. It is described as an evolution of the song "Feels So Good", sharing some lines with the song.[11]

On this leg of the tour, 43 different songs have been performed.

Australia/New Zealand leg

On 29 July 2013 it was announced[12] on Cohen's official page that the tour would continue in November and December with concerts in New Zealand and Australia. Additional concerts for Wellington, Sydney and Melbourne were announced a few weeks after. However, the Australian concerts of those concerts were rescheduled to smaller venues, indicating much slower ticket sales than anticipated.

The last leg of the tour consisted of 16 concerts in both countries, including two open air shows for the "A Day On The Green" concert series. The setlist included "Anthem" again as the closing song of the first set at all concerts. Overall there was very little variation, with only 30 different songs being played (a standard setlist included between 25 and 28 songs). "In My Secret Life" was played on two occasions towards the beginning of the leg, as was the song "Waiting for the Miracle". The latter one re-appeared at the Wellington and Auckland concerts, though in a much different and 'darker' version as compared to the previous version that was played during this and last tour. The song "I've Got a Secret" was also played on a few occasions during the encores. The final concert of the tour was played on 21 December 2013 in Auckland, New Zealand; with no indication on any future tour or any other release plans.

Tour dates

Date City Country Venue Tickets sold / available Gross revenue
Europe[1]
August 12, 2012 Ghent Belgium St. Peter's Square 39,425 / 39,425 (100%) $2,225,594[13]
August 14, 2012
August 15, 2012
August 17, 2012
August 18, 2012
August 21, 2012 Amsterdam Netherlands Amsterdam Olympic Stadium 23,141 / 23,141 (100%) $1,393,754[13]
August 22, 2012
August 25, 2012 Copenhagen Denmark Rosenborg Castle 13,608 / 13,608 (100%) $1,700,334[13]
August 26, 2012 Aalborg Mølleparken 8,590 / 8,590 (100%) $902,008[13]
August 28, 2012 Bergen Norway Koengen 10,690 / 10,690 (100%) $1,323,462[13]
August 29, 2012 Halden Fredriksten 8,753 / 8,753 (100%) $1,127,975[13]
August 31, 2012 Gothenburg Sweden Gamla Ullevi 5,023 / 5,023 (100%) $683,539[13]
September 2, 2012 Helsinki Finland Sonera Stadium 11,594 / 11,594 (100%) $1,362,923[13]
September 5, 2012 Berlin Germany Waldbühne 16,659 / 16,659 (100%) $999,838[13]
September 6, 2012 Mönchengladbach Warsteiner HockeyPark 6,746 / 6,746 (100%) $523,841[13]
September 8, 2012 London England Wembley Arena 22,741 / 22,741 (100%) $2,008,689[13]
September 9, 2012
September 11, 2012 Dublin Ireland Irish Museum of Modern Art 38,353 / 38,353 (100%) $4,518,695[13]
September 12, 2012
September 14, 2012
September 15, 2012
September 19, 2012 Istanbul Turkey Ülker Sports Arena 7,694 / 7,694 (100%) $756,749[13]
September 22, 2012 Bucharest Romania Piata Constitutiei 10,202 / 10,202 (100%) $2,649,970[13]
September 24, 2012 Verona Italy Verona Arena 8,507 / 8,507 (100%) $680,305[13]
September 26, 2012 Toulon France Zénith Oméga de Toulon 1,665 / 1,665 (100%) $300,077[13]
September 28, 2012 Paris L'Olympia 5,796 / 5,796 (100%) $1,043,317[13]
September 29, 2012
September 30, 2012
October 3, 2012 Barcelona Spain Palau Sant Jordi 9,665 / 9,665 (100%) $829,789[13]
October 5, 2012 Madrid Palacio de Deportes de la Comunidad 10,461 / 10,461 (100%) $914,212[13]
October 7, 2012 Lisbon Portugal Pavilhão Atlântico 8,445 / 8,445 (100%) $605,181[13]
North America[7][8][9]
October 31, 2012 Austin United States Bass Concert Hall 5,561 / 5,561 (100%) $645,292[14]
November 1, 2012
November 3, 2012 Broomfield 1stBank Center 5,277 / 5,277 (100%) $421,194[14]
November 5, 2012 Los Angeles Nokia Theatre L.A. Live 6,858 / 6,858 (100%) $809,499[14]
November 7, 2012 San Jose HP Pavilion at San Jose 6,227 / 6,227 (100%) $555,457[14]
November 9, 2012 Seattle KeyArena 6,958 / 6,958 (100%) $549,733[14]
November 11, 2012 Portland Rose Garden Arena 4,791 / 4,965 (96%) $433,426[15]
November 12, 2012 Vancouver Canada Rogers Arena 8,628 / 8,628 (100%) $1,069,192[14]
November 16, 2012 Calgary Scotiabank Saddledome 9,244 / 9,244 (100%) $910,599[14]
November 18, 2012 Edmonton Rexall Place 7,918 / 7,918 (100%) $809,483[14]
November 20, 2012 Saskatoon Credit Union Centre 5,479 / 5,479 (100%) $439,519[14]
November 23, 2012 Rosemont United States Akoo Theatre in Rosemont 4,312 / 4,312 (100%) $473,567[14]
November 26, 2012 Detroit Fox Theatre 4,651 / 4,651 (100%) $450,828[14]
November 28, 2012 Montreal Canada Bell Centre 21,016 / 21,016 (100%) $2,035,159[14]
November 29, 2012
December 2, 2012 Quebec City Colisée Pepsi 6,537 / 6,537 (100%) $516,102[14]
December 4, 2012 Toronto Air Canada Centre 19,578 / 19,578 (100%) $1,944,092[14]
December 5, 2012
December 7, 2012 Ottawa Scotiabank Place 8,338 / 8,338 (100%) $709,178[13]
December 11, 2012 London Budweiser Gardens 5,417 / 5,417 (100%) $564,727[13]
December 13, 2012 Kingston K-Rock Centre 4,788 / 4,788 (100%) $528,666[13]
December 15, 2012 Boston United States Wang Theatre 7,154 / 7,154 (100%) $822,185[13]
December 16, 2012
December 18, 2012 New York City Madison Square Garden 11,486 / 11,486 (100%) $1,603,406[13]
December 20, 2012 Barclays Center 9,540 / 9,540 (100%) $951,849[13]
March 2, 2013 Oakland Paramount Theatre 5,792 / 5,792 (100%) $771,868[16]
March 3, 2013
March 6, 2013 Victoria Canada Save-On-Foods Memorial Centre 5,023 / 5,023 (100%) $545,420[16]
March 13, 2013 Chicago United States Chicago Theatre 3,478 / 3,478 (100%) $431,769[16]
March 15, 2013 Milwaukee Milwaukee Theatre 3,617 / 3,617 (100%) $390,277[16]
March 18, 2013 Tampa Carol Morsani Hall 2,411 / 2,580 (93%) $262,215[17]
March 20, 2013 Miami James L. Knight Center 3,349 / 3,349 (100%) $330,343[16]
March 22, 2013 Atlanta Fox Theatre 3,420 / 4,523 (76%) $416,287[17]
March 24, 2013 Memphis Orpheum Theatre 2,122 / 2,122 (100%) $207,994[16]
March 28, 2013 New Orleans Mahalia Jackson Theater 2,153 / 2,153 (100%) $241,227[16]
March 30, 2013 Louisville The Louisville Palace 2,456 / 2,456 (100%) $247,781[16]
April 2, 2013 Wallingford Oakdale Theatre 3,094 / 3,094 (100%) $289,719[16]
April 6, 2013 New York City Radio City Music Hall 11,515 / 11,515 (100%) $1,719,423[16]
April 7, 2013
April 9, 2013 Hamilton Canada Copps Coliseum 6,074 / 6,074 (100%) $614,223[16]
April 13, 2013 Halifax Halifax Metro Centre 8,101 / 8,101 (100%) $744,075[16]
April 15, 2013 Saint John Harbour Station 3,987 / 3,987 (100%) $295,418[16]
April 17, 2013 Moncton Moncton Coliseum 4,351 / 4,351 (100%) $351,754[16]
April 20, 2013 St. John's Mile One Centre 5,775 / 5,775 (100%) $730,025[16]
April 26, 2013 Winnipeg MTS Centre 6,284 / 6,284 (100%) $596,709[16]
April 28, 2013 Regina Brandt Centre 3,358 / 3,358 (100%) $281,760[16]
Europe[9][10]
June 18, 2013 Paris France Palais Omnisports de Paris-Bercy  —  —
June 21, 2013 London England The O2 Arena 15,801 / 16,073 (98%) $1,349,330[18]
June 23, 2013 Antwerp Belgium Sportpaleis  —  —
June 25, 2013 Oberhausen Germany König Pilsener Arena  —  —
June 28, 2013 Mannheim SAP Arena  —  —
June 30, 2013 Brussels Belgium Forest National  —  —
July 4, 2013[A] Montreux Switzerland Auditorium Stravinski  —  —
July 5, 2013[A]
July 7, 2013[B] Rome Italy Foro Italico  —  —
July 9, 2013[C] Lucca Piazza Napoleone  —  —
July 14, 2013 Hamburg Germany O2 World Hamburg 7,396 / 11,077 (67%) $625,266[19]
July 17, 2013 Berlin O2 World Berlin 11,849 / 11,876 (~100%) $928,524[19]
July 19, 2013 Łódź Poland Atlas Arena  —  —
July 21, 2013 Prague Czech Republic O2 Arena  —  —
July 25, 2013 Ljubljana Slovenia Arena Stožice  —  —
July 27, 2013 Vienna Austria Wiener Stadthalle  —  —
August 2, 2013 Pula Croatia Pula Arena  —  —
August 15, 2013 Stockholm Sweden Ericsson Globe  —  —
August 17, 2013 Odense Denmark The King's Garden  —  —
August 20, 2013 Oslo Norway Oslo Spektrum  —  —
August 24, 2013 Zürich Switzerland Hallenstadion 5,026 / 10,500 (48%) $773,407[19]
August 26, 2013 Bournemouth England Bournemouth International Centre  —  —
August 28, 2013 Brighton Brighton Centre  —  —
August 31, 2013 Manchester Manchester Arena 7,827 / 9,880 (79%) $708,420[19]
September 3, 2013 Cardiff Wales Motorpoint Arena Cardiff  —  —
September 7, 2013 Leeds England First Direct Arena  —  —
September 8, 2013 Birmingham LG Arena  —  —
September 11, 2013 Dublin Ireland The O2  —  —
September 12, 2013
September 15, 2013 London England The O2 Arena 13,139 / 13,603 (97%) $928,524[19]
September 18, 2013 Rotterdam Netherlands Rotterdam Ahoy  —  —
September 20, 2013 Amsterdam Ziggo Dome  —  —
Oceania[12][20]
November 13, 2013 Perth Australia Perth Arena 8,412 / 8,709 (97%) $1,404,880[19]
November 16, 2013 Sydney Sydney Entertainment Centre  —  —
November 20, 2013 Melbourne Rod Laver Arena 9,311 / 9,924 (94%) $1,331,130
November 23, 2013[D] Hunter Valley Bimbadgen Winery  —  —
November 26, 2013 Cairns Cairns Convention Centre  —  —
November 28, 2013 Townsville Entertainment & Convention Centre  —  —
November 30, 2013 Brisbane Brisbane Entertainment Centre 5,542 / 5,766 (96%) $921,003
December 2, 2013 Sydney Sydney Opera House  —  —
December 4, 2013 Wollongong WIN Entertainment Centre  —  —
December 7, 2013[D] Geelong The Hill Winery  —  —
December 9, 2013 Melbourne Palais Theatre  —  —
December 11, 2013 Adelaide Adelaide Entertainment Centre  —  —
December 14, 2013 Christchurch New Zealand CBS Canterbury Arena 6,088 / 6,778 (90%) $812,196
December 17, 2013 Wellington TSB Bank Arena  —  —
December 18, 2013
December 21, 2013 Auckland Vector Arena  —  —
TOTAL 604,956 / 619,584 (97.6%) $61,713,242
Festivals and other miscellaneous performances
A This concert was a part of "Montreux Jazz Festival"
B This concert was a part of "Il Centrale Live 2013"
C This concert was a part of "Lucca Summer Festival"
D This concert was a part of "A Day On The Green"
Cancellations and rescheduled shows
September 25, 2012 Verona Verona Arena Postponed to September 24, 2012.[21]
August 31, 2012 Gothenburg Trädgårdsföreningen Moved to Gamla Ullevi.[22]
September 8, 9, 2012 Kent The Hop Farm Country Park Moved to Wembley Arena.[23]
March 9, 2013 Regina Brandt Centre Postponed to April 28, 2013 due illness in the band.[24]
March 11, 2013 Winnipeg MTS Centre Postponed to April 26, 2013 due to illness in the band.[25]
April 21, 2013 St. John's Mile One Center Cancelled due to Cohen's appearance at the Juno awards.[26]
July 12, 2013 Mannheim SAP Arena Postponed to June 28, 2013.
September 5, 2013 Leeds First Direct Arena Postponed to September 7, 2013 due to religious holiday.[27]
September 14, 2013 London O2 Arena Postponed to September 15, 2013 due to religious holiday.[27]
November 17, 2013 Sydney Sydney Entertainment Centre Postponed to December 2, 2013 and moved to Sydney Opera House.[20]
December 9, 2013 Melbourne Rod Laver Arena Moved to Palais Theatre.[20]

Critical response

Leonard Cohen at King's Garden, Odense, Denmark, during the Old Ideas World Tour (17 August 2013)

The tour received universal praise from media and fans alike. Guido Lauwaert (Knack) wrote about opening night "The 78-year-old poet and singer seems 50 years younger for the duration of the concert. What strikes me is a total lack of false feelings…".[28] Bart Steenhaut (DeMorgen) gave high praise to the musicians and Cohen himself, saying "Everyone was given ample opportunity to solo, and both backup singer – Sharon Robinson and the British Webb Sisters – were handed Cohen songs which they could shine on. Cohen himself singing downright excellent, though his deep, almost otherworldly baritone had not much variation in the set, exactly why was it right that the ladies often introduced a different timbre, and the rest of the band – all virtuoso with an impressive track record – could demonstrate their skill."[29] Another reviewer (Robert Heller of Bloomberg Businessweek) states of the Berlin show in 2012 that "On record, Cohen has tended toward more spartan sounds, stripped back to just his voice and an acoustic guitar. Live, he has assembled an immaculate band. It plays with a manicured sweetness: A mandolin and violin add spice and color, a Hammond organ richness and depth. The Webb Sisters and Sharon Robinson provide luminous backing, careful arrangements making full use of each singer's tone."[30]

Especially Cohen's appearance on stage found praise by many reviewers. Craig Jones of eGigs (UK) states of the concert at the Wembley Arena, "He may refer to himself on the self-deprecating Going Home as "a lazy bastard living in a suit", but Cohen is in fact quite the opposite. Just two weeks away from his 78th birthday, the fact that he is still able to deliver a three and a half hour set of intense beauty, melancholy and drama is quite a feat. He may be promoting ‘Old Ideas’, but still after all this time, those ideas remain the very best.".[31]

Songs performed

Songs performed

Source:[32]

Band

  • Leonard Cohen – vocals, acoustic guitar, keyboard
  • Roscoe Beck – bass, musical director
  • Sharon Robinson – vocals
  • Rafael Gayol – drums, percussion
  • Neil Larsen – keyboards, accordion
  • Mitch Watkins – guitars
  • Javier Mas – laúd, bandurria, guitar
  • Alexandru Bublitchi – violin
  • Mike Scoble* – harmonica, tour manager

The Webb Sisters:

*Scoble only performs as a guest performer in one song, 'Darkness', though he has not appeared every night.

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