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Beyond the Valley of the Murderdolls World Tour

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| concert_tour_name = Beyond the Valley of the Murderdolls World Tour
| image =
| image_caption =
| album = Beyond the Valley of the Murderdolls
| locations= North America, Europe, Asia, Australia
| type = Concert
| artist = Murderdolls
| start_date = July 30, 2002
| end_date = January 17, 2004
| number_of_legs = 14
| number_of_shows = 103
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The Beyond the Valley of the Murderdolls World Tour was a concert tour by horror punk supergroup the Murderdolls in support of their first studio album, of the same name, which was released in August 2002.

The band had formed in 2001 under the name of The Rejects, an old band that guitarist Joey Jordison had decided to reform after Jordison had finished touring with Slipknot in support of their album Iowa. Jordison and active Static-X guitarist Tripp Eisen recruited Wednesday 13 of the band Frankenstein Drag Queens from Planet 13 to play bass, although he later switched to vocals. The trio recorded their debut album in the early months of 2002. Eric Griffin and Ben Graves joined the band in March after Jordison was pleased with a video of them jamming with Eisen. Before the band were scheduled to perform a small number of shows in the United States in July, Eisen announced that he was departing the band to return to Static-X. He was replaced by friend and former Dope bandmate Acey Slade. The band performed their first show together on July 30, 2002 in San Diego.

The band performed a select number of club shows in July through to August in the United States in promotion for their currently unreleased album at the time. The band then proceeded to Japan and performed at the Summer Sonic Festival in Tokyo and Osaka in front of thousands of people. The band then embarked on their first tour of Europe which consisted mainly of club shows. While touring in the United Kingdom, bass player Eric Griffin had to return home for undisclosed reasons. Alex Kane of AntiProduct, the band’s supporting act on this leg, filled in for Griffin for the remaining dates in the UK. The band performed two gigs in the United States before embarking on a second leg of Europe supporting Papa Roach, a band that Jordison had befriended whilst touring with Slipknot. The band performed a small number of dates in North America after returning from Europe. The band then embarked on a headlining tour of the UK, returned to Tokyo and performed one date in Jordison’s native Iowa.

In 2003, the band headed to Australia to take part in the annual Big Day Out festival. Bands amongst the line-up included the Foo Fighters, Queens of the Stone Age, Jane’s Addiction and others. The band was initially set to support the Deftones for two side shows whilst in Australia, but these shows were cancelled. The band supported Jane’s Addiction for an intimate show in Sydney. The band returned to the United States to perform two shows in California before returning to Japan for the third time. The band then again returned to Europe for the festival season and supported Iron Maiden for a number of arena shows before co-headlining a tour of England with Stone Sour, a band containing two of Jordison’s fellow members of Slipknot.

The Murderdolls performed their final two shows with their then current line-up in January 2004. The band went on an indefinite hiatus after Jordison returned to Slipknot. The band would subsequently not perform again until 2010 when the newly reformed line-up began touring for the Women & Children Last World Tour.

Tour dates

Date	City	Country	Venue
North America, Leg #1
July 30, 2002}}	San Diego, California	United States	Epicenter
July 31, 2002}}	San Francisco, California		Slim’s
August 1, 2002}}	Los Angeles, California		Whisky a Go Go
August 3, 2002}}	Phoenix, Arizona		Bash on Ash
August 5, 2002}}	Denver, Colorado		Bluebird Theatre
August 7, 2002}}	Indianapolis, Indiana		The Emerson Theater
August 8, 2002}}	Detroit, Michigan		The Shelter
August 9, 2002}}	Chicago, Illinois		Metro Chicago
August 10, 2002}}	Des Moines, Iowa		Hairy Mary’s
Asia, Leg #1
August 17, 2002}}	Tokyo	Japan	Summer Sonic Festival
August 18, 2002}}	Osaka	Japan	Summer Sonic Festival
Europe, Leg #1
August 30, 2002}}	Munich	Germany	Metropolis
August 31, 2002}}	Bochum		Matrix-Bochum
September 1, 2002}}	Cologne		Prime Club
September 3, 2002}}	Frankfurt		Batschkapp
September 4, 2002}}	Hamburg		Schlachfhof
September 5, 2002}}	Berlin		SO36
September 7, 2002}}	Amsterdam	Netherlands	Melkweg
September 9, 2002}}	Glasgow	Scotland	The Garage (G2)
September 10, 2002}}	Manchester	England	M.D.H
September 11, 2002}}	Birmingham		Little Academy
September 12, 2002}}	Bristol		The Wool Hall
September 13, 2002}}	London		The Garage
North America, Leg #2
October 1, 2002}}	New York City, New York	United States	Don Hills
October 2, 2002}}	Newark, New Jersey	United States	Connections
Europe, Leg #2 ^{{{anchor\|ref_1[1]}
October 6, 2002}}	Helsinki	Finland	Vanha
October 8, 2002}}	Stockholm	Sweden	Annexet
October 9, 2002}}	Copenhagen	Denmark	Vega Concert Hall
October 11, 2002}}	Essen	Germany	Grugahalle
October 12, 2002}}	Tilburg	Netherlands	013
October 15, 2002}}	Lisbon	Portugal	Coliseu dos Recreios
October 16, 2002}}	Madrid	Spain	Macumba
October 17, 2002}}	Barcelona	Spain	Razzmatazz
October 19, 2002}}	Milan	Italy	Rolling Stone
October 20, 2002}}	Zurich	Switzerland	Eulachalle Winterthur
October 21, 2002}}	Paris	France	Élysée Montmartre
October 22, 2002}}	Brussels	Belgium	Ancienne Belgique
October 24, 2002}}	Stuttgart	Germany	Sporthalle Böblingen
October 25, 2002}}	Frankfurt		Jahrhunderthalle
October 26, 2002}}	Leipzig		Haus Auensee
October 27, 2002}}	Berlin		Berlin Arena
October 29, 2002}}	Hamburg		Grosse Freiheit 36
October 30, 2002}}	Munich		Zenith Munich
November 2, 2002}}	Glasgow	Scotland	SECC Hall
November 3, 2002}}	Manchester	England	Manchester Apollo
November 4, 2002}}	Dublin	Ireland	Point Theatre
November 6, 2002}}	Birmingham	England	O2 Academy Birmingham
November 7, 2002}}	London	England	Brixton Academy
North America, Leg #3
November 15, 2002}}	Worcester, Massachusetts	United States	The Palladium
November 16, 2002}}	Birch Hill, New Jersey		Old Birch
November 17, 2002}}	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania		Theater of the Living Arts
November 19, 2002}}	Hartford, Connecticut		Webster Theater
November 22, 2002}}	Toronto, Ontario	Canada	The Opera House
Europe, Leg #3
December 6, 2002}}	Sheffield	England	The Leadmill
December 7, 2002}}	London		Mean Fiddler
December 8, 2002}}	Norwich		The Waterfront
December 9, 2002}}	Nottingham		Rock City
December 10, 2002}}	Liverpool		Liverpool University
December 11, 2002}}	Newcastle		Newcastle University
December 12, 2002}}	Edinburgh	Scotland	Liquid Rooms
Asia, Leg #2
December 15, 2002}}	Tokyo	Japan	Makuhari Messe
North America, Leg #4
December 31, 2002}}	Clive, Iowa	United States	7 Flags Event Center
Oceania
January 17, 2003}}	Auckland	New Zealand	Big Day Out
January 19, 2003}}	Gold Coast	Australia
January 25, 2003}}	Sydney
January 26, 2003}}	Sydney		{{anchor>ref_2}}[2]
January 27, 2003}}	Melbourne		Big Day Out
January 31, 2003}}	Adelaide
February 2, 2003}}	Perth
United States, Leg #5
May 19, 2003}}	Los Angeles, California	United States	The Troubadour
May 20, 2003}}	Anaheim, California	United States	Chain Reaction
Asia, Leg #3
May 25, 2003}}	Tokyo	Japan	Shibuya-AX
May 26, 2003}}	Nagoya		Club Quattro
May 27, 2003}}	Osaka		Club Quattro
Europe, Leg #4
May 31, 2003}}	Donington	England	Download Festival
June 2, 2003}}	London		Madame Jojo's
June 3, 2003}}	London		Metal Hammer Awards
June 4, 2003}}	Portsmouth		The Wedgewood Rooms
June 6, 2003}}	Nürburgring	Germany	Rock am Ring
June 7, 2003}}	Nuremberg	Germany	Rock im Park
June 8, 2003}}	Vienna	Austria	{{anchor>ref_3}}[3]
June 11, 2003}}	Barcelona	Spain	{{anchor>ref_3}}[3]
June 12, 2003}}	Madrid		{{anchor>ref_3}}[3]
June 13, 2003}}	San Sebastián		{{anchor>ref_3}}[3]
June 15, 2003}}	Imola	Italy	Heineken Jammin' Festival
June 17, 2003}}	Zagreb	Croatia	{{anchor>ref_3}}[3]
June 19, 2003}}	Zlin	Czech Republic	{{anchor>ref_3}}[3]
June 20, 2003}}	Berlin	Germany	Knaack
June 21, 2003}}	Bergum	Netherlands	Festivalterrein Zomerweg
June 23, 2003}}	Fribourg	Switzerland	{{anchor>ref_3}}[3]
June 25, 2003}}	Paris	France	{{anchor>ref_3}}[3]
June 27, 2003}}	Roskilde	Denmark	Roskilde Festival
June 28, 2003}}	Stockholm	Sweden	{{anchor>ref_3}}[3]
June 30, 2003}}	Helsinki	Finland	{{anchor>ref_3}}[3]
July 4, 2003}}	Zaandam	Netherlands	De Kade
July 5, 2003}}	Graspop	Belgium	Graspop Metal Meeting
July 7, 2003}}	Cardiff	Wales	{{anchor>ref_4}}[4]
July 8, 2003}}	Nottingham	England	{{anchor>ref_4}}[4]
July 9, 2003}}	Birmingham		{{anchor>ref_4}}[4]
July 11, 2003}}	Manchester		{{anchor>ref_4}}[4]
July 12, 2003}}	London		{{anchor>ref_4}}[4]
North America, Leg #5
January 15, 2004}}	Los Angeles, California	United States	The Key Club
January 17, 2004}}	Corona, California	United States	The Showcase Theater

1{{anchor|endnote_1}}^ = Supporting Papa Roach
2{{anchor|endnote_2}}^ = Supporting Jane's Addiction
3{{anchor|endnote_3}}^ = Supporting Iron Maiden
4{{anchor|endnote_4}}^ = Co-headlining with Stone Sour

Cancelled dates

Date	City	Country	Venue	{{Tooltip\| R \| Reason for cancellation
January 23, 2003	Sydney	Australia	The Roundhouse	1
January 30, 2003	Melbourne	Australia	The Palace	1

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External links

{{Official website|http://www.murderdollsband.com}}
Tour Dates
Murderdolls @ Roadrunnerrecords.com

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