Kaden Walsh Tour

The Kaden Walsh Tour was the first concert tour by Irish recording artist Kaden Walsh and supported his second album Kaden Walsh. The tour started as a headlining theatre tour before moving into stadiums around the UK. The Tour lasted from September, 1999 through to April, 2000

History
The tour focused on material from Walsh's first two albums. Wanting to focus more with the success of the second album, songs from Kaden Walsh were chosen over his debut album Long Train Home. Towards the end of the tour, Walsh incorporated new songs from his forthcoming album Justice. All dates at the time of the UK show, due to his album reaching Number One at the time, had sold out, the Justice tour would later follow the same pattern with the audience in tenfold of what the Kaden Walsh Tour was.

During the first leg in September, Prism records had stated that the concert tour had lost now upwards of £685,000 pounds. However, Kaden stated that they keep the tour going and ease up to bigger stadiums in the hopes they would sell out much like the theatre tours were at the time. The tour eventually went on to make more than £7.7 Million pounds (£13.3 Million Pounds in 2020, adjusted for inflation)

Set list

 * 1) Dear Diary
 * 2) Divisions
 * 3) Tombstones of the Unknown
 * 4) Hold On
 * 5) Out of Time
 * 6) Last Train Home
 * 7) Hear Me Out
 * 8) Careful

Additionally "Slave" debuted on this tour and was worked into some shows

"Hear Me Out" was the second song played in these concerts, and would be the same for the next two concert tours. For some reason however, it would never be played again as a main part of the concerts, only being played as one offs over the following years