2002-2003 The Doors Of The 21st Century Tour
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Introduction
Between 2002-09-03 and 2003-01-19 Stewart Copeland played only four concerts and one TV performance with The Doors Of The 21st Century before they sacked him for artistic reasons.
Stewart expressed his concerns about the use of the name "The Doors" in a memo he wrote on 2002-09-15.
On 2002-11-28 Stewart fractured his left arm when he was bicycling from Venice Beach to Santa Monica and avoided hitting a 3 year old child on its tricycle.
On 2003-03-07 Stewart Copeland filed a lawsuit against The Doors Of The 21st Century. He claimed the breach of an oral contract.
Stewart would appear in court on 2004-07-27 as a witness at another Doors lawsuit in Los Angeles - John Densmore and the remaining Doors members had sued each other.
Tour personnel
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Touring musicians and bandmembers
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Road crew and technicians
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Production crew
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Support act(s)
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Timeline
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Summary of tour dates
| Date | Venue | Location | Artist |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2002-09-03 | House of Blues | Los Angeles, CA, USA | The Doors Of The 21st Century |
| 2002-09-06 | California Speedway | Fontana, CA, USA | The Doors Of The 21st Century |
| 2002-09-29 | Molson Park | Barrie, ON, Canada | The Doors Of The 21st Century |
| 2003-01-19 (re-scheduled from 2002-12-08) | Palms Casino | Las Vegas, NV, USA | The Doors Of The 21st Century |
Quotations and trivia
The band's only TV with Stewart Copeland was at The Tonight Show with Jay Leno on 2003-01-16 where they performed Light My Fire.
See also
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