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O2 Forum Kentish Town in London, UK
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- The Palais Nottingham in Nottingham, UK
- The Globe, Cardiff in Cardiff, UK
- The Forum (Bath) in Bath, UK
- Boiler Shop in Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK
- Barrowland Ballroom in Glasgow, UK
- Albert Hall Manchester in Manchester, UK
- Chalk in Brighton, UK
- The Roundhouse in London, UK
- Octagon Centre in Sheffield, UK
- Niceto Club in Buenos Aires, Argentina
- Cine Joia in Sao Paulo, Brazil
- Teatro Roma in Santiago, Chile
- Capital Live Concerts in Bogota, Colombia
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Statistics
212 concerts tracked
Played in 25 countries - show on map
Played in 93 cities
First concert · 13.05.1975 - 52 years ago
Last concert · 11.10.2026 - 2 days ago
Most played countries
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1 UK 132
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2 US 23
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3 France 11
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4 Germany 9
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5 Spain 9
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6 Belgium 8
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7 Netherlands 8
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8 Canada 3
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9 Italy 3
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10 Croatia 2
Most played cities
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1 Sheffield, UK 31
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2 London, UK 29
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3 Manchester, UK 18
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4 Paris, France 9
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5 Liverpool, UK 7
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6 Leeds, UK 6
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7 Brussels, Belgium 5
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8 Berlin, Germany 4
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9 Nottingham, UK 4
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10 San Francisco, US 4
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93 cities in the archive
Concerts 225
Countries 25
Cities 93
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About Cabaret Voltaire
Cabaret Voltaire formed in Sheffield, United Kingdom, in 1973.
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A guest 100% at O2 Forum Kentish Town, London on Wed, 12 Feb 1986
Blew my mind! First time I’d ever seen them live & the crisp, driving hypnotic beats & sounds were unique. It was a totally immersive experience where the band’s use of cut up clips & graphics added to the avant garde feel. I remember Stephen Mallinder slapping the bass with his thumb & the sound resonating internally. Kirk & Mallinder seemed totally preoccupied with the sound they were creating rather than the performance they were putting on. Unforgettable!
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