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{{Social media/Instagram|May 14, 1998 was the second date of the Adore tour and the first full length show. The show was held as part of Hafengeburtstag, Hamburg, Germany's annual anniversary celebration of the Port of Hamburg. Admission was free and the crowd overflow was massive: concert organizers expected attendance of 5,000 people but newspaper reports estimated that 25,000 people were there.
{{Social media/Instagram|May 14, 1998 was the second date of the Adore tour and the first full length show. It was held as part of Hafengeburtstag – Hamburg, Germany's annual anniversary celebration of the Port of Hamburg. Admission was free and the crowd overflow was massive: concert organizers expected attendance of 5,000 people but newspaper reports estimated that 25,000 people were there.


The lineup for the Adore tour was the most expansive yet. With original drummer Jimmy Chamberlin out of the band, John Mellencamp and Melissa Etheridge drummer Kenny Aronoff took the lead, with Dan Morris and Stephen Hodges on backup percussion. Famed pianist Mike Garson served as the keyboardist.
The lineup was the most expansive yet. With Jimmy Chamberlin out of the band, John Mellencamp and Melissa Etheridge drummer Kenny Aronoff took the lead, with Dan Morris and Stephen Hodges on backup percussion. Famed pianist Mike Garson served as the keyboardist.


SETLIST:
The Adore tour would go on to encompass 61 shows in 21 countries through summer 1998. The band performed at an "eclectic mix of interesting venues", among them the rooftop of a record store in Paris, the botanic gardens of Brussels, and an International Shipping Harbor in Sydney. Back home in the U.S., SP donated 100% of their profits to local charities. In the end, they raised more than $2.8 million, while also funding expenses out of pocket. The July 7 performance alone raised over half a million dollars to Chicago's Make-A-Wish Foundation, the largest donation ever made to the org. Billy Corgan later reflected this as one of the band's greatest accomplishments. He added that while he felt the Adore tour didn't get the recognition it deserved, it helped bring the band back to their roots and set the stage for the final two years prior to the 2000 breakup.
 
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11. Shame [7:36]
11. Shame [7:36]
12. Rock You Like a Hurricane" [Scorpions] (tease)
12. Rock You Like a Hurricane [Scorpions] (tease)
13. 1979
13. 1979
14. Thru the Eyes of Ruby [11:36]
14. Thru the Eyes of Ruby [11:36]
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> Help! [The Beatles] (tease)


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{{Social media/Facebook|May 14, 1998 was the second date of the Adore tour and the first full length show. The show was held as part of Hafengeburtstag, Hamburg, Germany's annual anniversary celebration of the Port of Hamburg. Admission was free and the crowd overflow was massive: concert organizers expected attendance of 5,000 people but newspaper reports estimated that 25,000 people were there.
{{Social media/Facebook|May 14, 1998 was the second date of the Adore tour and the first full length show. It was held as part of Hafengeburtstag – Hamburg, Germany's annual anniversary celebration of the Port of Hamburg. Admission was free and the crowd overflow was massive: concert organizers expected attendance of 5,000 people but newspaper reports estimated that 25,000 people were there.
 
The lineup was the most expansive yet. With Jimmy Chamberlin out of the band, John Mellencamp and Melissa Etheridge drummer Kenny Aronoff took the lead, with Dan Morris and Stephen Hodges on backup percussion. Famed pianist Mike Garson served as the keyboardist.


The lineup for the Adore tour was the most expansive yet. With original drummer Jimmy Chamberlin out of the band, John Mellencamp and Melissa Etheridge drummer Kenny Aronoff took the lead, with Dan Morris and Stephen Hodges on backup percussion. Famed pianist Mike Garson served as the keyboardist.
The Adore tour would go on to encompass 61 shows in 21 countries through summer 1998. The band performed at an "eclectic mix of interesting venues", among them the rooftop of a record store in Paris, the botanic gardens of Brussels, and an International Shipping Harbor in Sydney. Back home in the U.S., SP donated 100% of their profits to local charities. In the end, they raised more than $2.8 million, while also funding expenses out of pocket. The July 7 performance alone raised over half a million dollars to Chicago's Make-A-Wish Foundation, the largest donation ever made to the org. Billy Corgan later reflected this as one of the band's greatest accomplishments. He added that while he felt the Adore tour didn't get the recognition it deserved, it helped bring the band back to their roots and set the stage for the final two years prior to the 2000 breakup.


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Soundcheck:
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11. Shame [7:36]
11. Shame [7:36]
12. Rock You Like a Hurricane" [Scorpions] (tease)
12. Rock You Like a Hurricane [Scorpions] (tease)
13. 1979
13. 1979
14. Thru the Eyes of Ruby [11:36]
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{{Social media/Twitter|May 14, 1998 was the 2nd date of the Adore tour and the 1st full length show. It was held as part of Hamburg's annual Hafengeburtstag festival. Admission was free and the crowd overflow was massive: 5,000 fans were expected but an estimated 25,000 attended <nowiki>https://spcodex.wiki/The_Smashing_Pumpkins_1998-05-12</nowiki>}}

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