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Experience

  • Squeeze Guided Tour Experience

    • One premium reserved or GA ticket
    • Guided tour of stage and gear
    • Soundcheck viewing access
    • One personalized photo signed by Difford and Tilbrook
    • One exclusive merch pack designed for VIP purchasers
    • One commemorative VIP laminate
    • VIP venue entry

    * Guided tour purchasers should be prepared to arrive at the venue as early as 1 p.m. on the day of the show.

  • Squeeze VIP Merch Package

    • One premium reserved or GA ticket
    • One exclusive merch pack designed for VIP purchasers
    • One commemorative VIP laminate
    • VIP venue entry

    * There is no artist involvement in this package.

    * Package details and tour production subject to change without notice.

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About

Squeeze, led by the songwriting duo of Chris Difford and Glenn Tilbrook, produced some of the catchiest songs from the ‘70s British new wave scene. The band’s 1978 self-titled debut and follow-up albums Cool for Cats (1979) and Argybargy (1980) produced a number of hits in the U.K., with a few receiving airplay on U.S. college radio, including “Take Me I'm Yours,” “Up the Junction” and the bouncy “Pulling Mussels (From the Shell).” In 1981, Squeeze released their fourth studio album East Side Story, featuring “Tempted.” The song went on to become one of the band’s most famous songs. It has been featured in movies, TV shows, video games and commercials.

To connect with Squeeze:

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Setlists

    1. 1.Goodbye Girl
    2. 2.Another Nail in My Heart
    3. 3.Up the Junction
    4. 4.Annie Get Your Gun
    5. 5.Some Fantastic Place
    6. 6.You Get the Feeling
    7. 7.Why Don't You
    8. 8.The Jaguars
    9. 9.Labelled With Love
    10. 10.Tempted
    11. 11.Pulling Mussels (From the Shell)
    12. 12.Slap & Tickle
    13. 13.Cool for Cats
    14. 14.Take Me I'm Yours
  1. Encore

    1. 15.Footprints
    2. 16.Is That Love
    3. 17.Hourglass (In Quintessence printed on setlist)
    4. 18.Black Coffee in Bed
    1. 1.Black Coffee in Bed
    2. 2.Footprints
    3. 3.Is That Love
    4. 4.Pulling Mussels (From the Shell)
    5. 5.You Get the Feeling
    6. 6.You Get the Feeling
    7. 7.Labelled With Love
    8. 8.Cradle to the Grave
    9. 9.Cool for Cats
    10. 10.Up the Junction
    11. 11.Goodbye Girl
    12. 12.Slap & Tickle
    13. 13.Tempted
    14. 14.Take Me I'm Yours (With band introductions)
    1. 1.Cool for Cats
    2. 2.Up the Junction
    3. 3.Labelled With Love
    4. 4.Goodbye Girl
    5. 5.Pulling Mussels (From the Shell)
    6. 6.Tempted
    7. 7.Take Me I'm Yours
    1. 1.Black Coffee in Bed
    2. 2.Footprints
    3. 3.Is That Love
    4. 4.Up the Junction
    5. 5.In Quintessence
    6. 6.Some Fantastic Place
    7. 7.If I Didn't Love You
    8. 8.Pulling Mussels (From the Shell)
    9. 9.Another Nail in My Heart
    10. 10.Annie Get Your Gun
    11. 11.You Get the Feeling
    12. 12.Trixie's Hell on Earth (Glenn Tilbrook cover)
    13. 13.Goodbye Girl
    14. 14.Cool for Cats
    15. 15.Cradle to the Grave
    16. 16.Labelled With Love
    17. 17.Slap & Tickle
    18. 18.Tempted
    19. 19.Hourglass
    20. 20.Take Me I'm Yours
    1. 1.Black Coffee in Bed
    2. 2.Footprints
    3. 3.Is That Love
    4. 4.Up the Junction
    5. 5.In Quintessence
    6. 6.Some Fantastic Place
    7. 7.If I Didn't Love You
    8. 8.Pulling Mussels (From the Shell)
    9. 9.Another Nail in My Heart
    10. 10.Annie Get Your Gun
    11. 11.You Get the Feeling
    12. 12.Trixie's Hell on Earth (Glenn Tilbrook cover)
    13. 13.Goodbye Girl
    14. 14.Cool for Cats
    15. 15.Cradle to the Grave
    16. 16.Labelled With Love
    17. 17.Slap & Tickle
    18. 18.Tempted
    19. 19.Hourglass
    20. 20.Take Me I'm Yours

FAQS

Squeeze heads out on a co-headling tour with The Psychedelic Furs in September. After kicking off in Albany, New York, the tour will cover much of the U.S. 

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Squeeze + The Psychedelic Furs 2023 Tour begins on September 7 at the Hart Theatre at the Egg in Albany, New York.

Squeeze + The Psychedelic Furs 2023 Tour will take Squeeze across the U.S. in the following cities:

  • 09/07 – Albany, NY @ Hart Theatre at the Egg 
  • 09/08 – New York, NY @ Radio City Music Hall
  • 09/09 – Mashantucket, CT @ Premier Theater at Foxwoods Resort Casino
  • 09/10 – Asbury Park, NJ @ Stone Pony Summer Stage
  • 09/12 – Boston, MA @ Boch Center Wang Theatre 
  • 09/13 – Philadelphia, PA @ The Met Philadelphia
  • 09/14 – Vienna, VA @ Wolf Trap Filene Center
  • 09/16 – Atlanta, GA @ Cadence Bank Amphitheatre at Chastain Park
  • 09/17 – Nashville, TN @ Grand Ole Opry House
  • 09/19 – Durham, NC @ DPAC - Durham Performing Arts Center 
  • 09/20 – Richmond, VA @ Virginia Credit Union LIVE!
  • 09/22 – Nashville, IN @ Brown County Music Center
  • 09/23 – Detroit, MI @ The Fillmore Detroit 
  • 09/24 – Chicago, IL @ The Salt Shed 
  • 09/26 – St. Louis, MO @ Stifel Theatre
  • 09/27 – Minneapolis, MN @ Uptown Theater Minneapolis 
  • 09/29 – Denver, CO @ Bellco Theatre 
  • 09/30 – Salt Lake City, UT @ Eccles Theater- Salt Lake City 
  • 10/02 – Eugene, OR @ Silva Concert Hall
  • 10/03 – Seattle, WA @ Paramount Theatre 
  • 10/05 – Saratoga, CA @ Mountain Winery 
  • 10/07 – Wheatland, CA @ Hard Rock Live Sacramento 
  • 10/09 – Del Mar, CA @ The Sound 
  • 10/12 – Paso Robles, CA @ Vina Robles Amphitheatre 
  • 10/14 – Las Vegas, NV @ Pearl Concert Theater at Palms Casino Resort

Fans will have the opportunity to purchase multiple VIP package options for Squeeze + The Psychedelic Furs 2023 Tour. VIP packages for Squeeze include perks such as:

  • One premium reserved or GA ticket
  • Guided tour of stage and gear*
  • Soundcheck viewing access

*Guided tour purchasers should be prepared to arrive at the venue as early as 1 p.m. on the day of the show.

Reviews

Rating: 4.6 out of 5 based on 830 reviews
  • squeeze me

    by bogishy on 7/14/10Radio City Music Hall - New YorkRating: 3 out of 5

    totally random pairing, though i am a fan of both bands. squeeze was awesome but cheap trick was not so great. their few older songs they played were great but a lot of bad new songs that just sounded like a lotta noise. Both bands have held up well for their age however. I recommend earplugs.

  • Squeeze delivers

    by M2HHK on 7/14/10Radio City Music Hall - New YorkRating: 4 out of 5

    Squeeze played a terrific show and their fans appreciated it. Played most of their fan favorites (hardcore fans always want more) and a half dozen new songs. Lots of energy and the band is still tight after all these years. Would have preferred they play longer and eliminate the dual billing with Cheap Trick, but no one asked me. Cheap Trick was awful. Could not wait for them to leave the stage. Older crowd was polite to a fault and did not boo them off. Lead guitar Rick Nielsen seemed more obsessed with throwing guitar picks to the crowd than playing a good show. In their defense, their sound system was terrible and Squeeze had a completely different set up and was much cleaner.

  • Reunited with music I loved

    by Danaisle on 7/14/10Radio City Music Hall - New YorkRating: 5 out of 5

    This is a co-headlining tour, so the opening act can vary, but I was glad Cheap Trick came out first (and early! they started at 7:58pm). Rick Nielsen's wall of sound was not well-suited to Radio City Music Hall; it was too loud and the sound was terribly distorted. The musicianship was excellent, though, and they played their hits with enthusiasm. Robin Zander's vocals were impressive, Tom Peterson locked in well with Dax Nielsen's drumming and Rick Nielsen's delight in performing was evident as he threw guitar picks into the audience. Squeeze was amazing. I had seen them for the first time at the Bottom Line 30 years ago and was a rabid fan through the Difford/Tilbrook solo projects. The sound levels were much more appropriate to the venue and allowed one to appreciate the arrangements and quality of the performances. They played much more than just their hits, including a song from their solo record that I had forgotten about and truly love ("Hope Fell Down"). Glenn Tilbrook hasn't lost a step; his guitar leads were thrilling and that voice is still delicious. We left giddily singing the chorus from "Hour Glass."

  • hi

    by Anonymous on 7/14/10Radio City Music Hall - New YorkRating: 3 out of 5

    it was a good show but there should have been more going on on the screens like the sides screns were not being used

  • still can rock

    by oldschoolprincess on 7/14/10Radio City Music Hall - New YorkRating: 5 out of 5

    fun loving mixed crowd. cheap trick still thrills with great vocals and rocking guitar and drum. squeeze was as fun as ever. sounded good. had a great night . just like the old days. they havn't lost a beat.

  • Great combo concert

    by BritishGuy on 7/14/10Radio City Music Hall - New YorkRating: 4 out of 5

    Cheap Trick opened and were quite solid. Never been a big Cheap Trick fan--went for Squeeze--but I enjoyed them well enough. Squeeze were excellent and got stronger as the performance went on. However, as with the Deep Purple concert that I went to at Radio City Music Hall, the reverb on the bass was too high and detracted from the quality of the performance at times.

  • squeeze review

    by squeezefan on 7/14/10Radio City Music Hall - New YorkRating: 4 out of 5

    saw them in 82, 85. they were better than I remember

  • Cheap Trick Needs to Play to their Audience

    by nottellingyou77 on 7/14/10Radio City Music Hall - New YorkRating: 4 out of 5

    First off, I didn't stay for Squeeze so I have no idea how they were. As for Cheap Trick, for a true fan, they put on a great show. However, more than half the audience was there for Squeeze and wanted to see a greatest hits/ Budokan type setlist. The first three songs, only half the seats were filled - Until they played IWYTWM, then everyone came in - Only to sit in their seats for the next few songs while they lost most of the audience with new songs that even die hard fans don't know and extended jams. Cries of Surrender and Dream Police were coming from the crowd much like Freebird. These people wanted to hear what they knew and many of the Greatest Hits were left out. This was the kind of set list they *should* have played at Irving Plaza or the Beacon when they were HEADLINING. Now, I realize this is technically a "co-headline" bill - BUT, when you go on FIRST, regardless of the billing, you have to know most people are NOT there to see you. My objective opinion is that Cheap Trick needs to get in touch with audience they play to. This has always been a problem for them, most likely due to poor direction from management. Also, the production itself needs a lift - Can anyone say BACKDROP? The sea of black above them could have used something even if it were just a just projection. So, on one hand they play a headling set list to a crowd that it was wasted on. And, on the other hand they put no effort to give the band the appearance of being the headliner: Very disjointed and bizarre. For this audience, the crowd would have been happy to hear the entire Budokan set along with the familiar logo behind the band. Cheap Trick clearly missed the boat.

  • Cheap Trick and Squeeze

    by nycwhofan on 7/14/10Radio City Music Hall - New YorkRating: 5 out of 5

    Unbelievably great double bill. Cheap Trick is a national treasure. The set list was everything you could ask for. A little old, a little new, great Beatles cover and the Surrender/Dream Police one-two punch. Robin Zander's voice is a thing of beauty. He sounds just as awesome today as he did 30 years ago. Missed Bun E. though. Squeeze was just as fun, if not more so. Difford & Tilbrook are among my most favorite songwriters of all time - up there with Lennon/McCartney, Davies, Townshend, Partridge and Jagger/Richards. The band sounded great and ran through hits with a couple of not as familiar tunes as well. Wish all shows gave as much bang for the buck.

  • The sound at Radio City STINKS

    by Timbo2 on 7/14/10Radio City Music Hall - New YorkRating: 1 out of 5

    had good seats - but the sound was thin & too bass heavy - vocals weren't loud enough. Just not a good room to hear rock music.

  • Cheap Trick and Squeeze Rock NYC!

    by lifinhead on 7/14/10Radio City Music Hall - New YorkRating: 4 out of 5

    Squeeze, while ostensibly the closing act, were really just the cherry on a LARGE sundae that was served up by the opening act, Cheap Trick. The sold-out Radio City Music Hall was, basically, a battleground of 70's hard-rock devotees of Cheap Trick and 80's club-going followers of Squeeze, with a slight edge to the Squeeze backers. But, in truth, Cheap Trick took the ball, ran with it, and never relinquished their lead! Rather than merely play a "greatest hits" set, which is EXACTLY what Squeeze did, they showed the guts and the "cojones" to play a set that represented a FULL repertoire of their 35+ year recording history. This may have disappointed some fans, BUT it was incredibly fulfilling for TRUE Cheap Trick fans, such as myself. Rick Nielsen, one of the most under-rated "guitar gods" ever, ripped a hole in the stage at RCMH - the three other band members played their butts off as well, but Rick was, without a doubt, on top of his stellar game, displaying for all too see a wizardry of guitar playing not seen too often, even in NYC. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame needs to wake up and induct Cheap Trick. The re-worked quintet that is the current rendition of Squeeze played a set of their classic hits that was tight and thoroughly pleased their fans in the audience. All in all, a terrific show worth every single significant penny spent on it!

  • Squeeze was terrific

    by DDAY9 on 7/14/10Radio City Music Hall - New YorkRating: 5 out of 5

    If you like Squeeze, you will love this show! They sounded great and did all the songs you would want to hear. They started with Black coffee in Bed and ended with Pulling Mussels from a Shell. I took my wife but it reminded me of all the fun times I had before getting married, after college. Don't tell her. Cheap trick opened and they were BAD. I hope you live on the West Coast so that you can see General Public If you live on the east coast, show up late.

  • Squeeze was amazing!

    by 1pettyfan on 7/14/10Radio City Music Hall - New YorkRating: 4 out of 5

    Went primarily to see Cheap Trick, I was disappointed, not so good, Squeeze who I always enjoyed were outstanding!! They were definitely the stars of the evening!

  • Cheap Trick rocks!!!!

    by sterling430 on 7/13/10House of Blues Cleveland - ClevelandRating: 5 out of 5

    What else is there to say. Love House of Blues venues. Get up close and almost personal with band.

  • CHEAP TRICK WERE INCREDIBLE

    by CT2009 on 7/13/10House of Blues Cleveland - ClevelandRating: 5 out of 5

    Cheap Trick put on an incredible show. They played old favorites and also some surprises along the way. It was a great night. The venue was great too! I would recommend it and the restuarant any time.

  • Tight Jam Packed Entertaining show!

    by Glennfan on 7/12/10House of Blues Cleveland - ClevelandRating: 5 out of 5

    I would definitely recommend this show to anyone! Cheap Trick and Squeeze both put on excellent shows. Both great artists, although quite different, bring back great memories for those that were fans in the 70's and 80's. They both still have it after all these years and in my eyes, most current bands just do not hold a candle to the talent and musicianship of some of these older bands. I'm very glad I got to attend!

  • Cheap Trick rocked

    by Fanmamma1 on 7/12/10House of Blues Cleveland - ClevelandRating: 4 out of 5

    What an opportunity to see Cheap Trick up close and personal. Love the House of Blues in Cleveland as a great venue to see great bands. Cheap Trick had the crowd rocking

  • Cheap Trick rocked the house!

    by lowlifeinhighheels on 7/12/10House of Blues Cleveland - ClevelandRating: 5 out of 5

    We went to see Cheap Trick and did not stay for Squeeze. As always, Cheap Trick put on a fantastic show. Robin Zander looked and sounded fabulous!

  • Cheap Trick/Squeeze

    by skiergirl on 7/12/10House of Blues Cleveland - ClevelandRating: 4 out of 5

    Saw Cheap Trick at Blossom last summer but this smaller setting at HOB was much better, in fact, awesome for them! Showmanship, guitars, voices++++wow! Was a huge Squeeze fan from the old days...energy was a little off last night (not as bad as a Cars concert). Vocals were great but I think they need to adjust their base and drum volumes (specifically lower them...a lot)!

  • Don't miss Squeeze!

    by Binky40 on 7/12/10House of Blues Cleveland - ClevelandRating: 5 out of 5

    Cheap Trick was ok...needed to play more popular songs. They mostly played songs from their new album, only about 4 of their old, classic ones. Squeeze on the other hand was absolutely incredible! Not only did they play their popular songs, but their sound was amazing! They made the show!