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Post Tour

The Post Tour was the second major headlining concert tour by Icelandic singer-songwriter Björk, in support of her second solo album, Post.

Björk wore some outfits designed by Hussein Chalayan, who designed the album cover for Post.

Reception

Opening acts

• Aphex Twin
• Goldie
• Unun
• Brodsky Quartet
• Red Snapper

Touring band

• Plaid
• Leila Arab
• Guy Sigsworth
• Trevor Morais
• Yasuhiro Kobayashi

Setlist

1. Intro: "Le Petit Chevalier"
2. "Headphones"
3. " Army of Me"
4. "One Day"
5. "The Modern Things"
6. " Venus as a Boy"
7. "You've Been Flirting Again"
8. " Isobel"
9. " Possibly Maybe"
10. "I Go Humble"
11. " Big Time Sensuality"
12. " Hyperballad"
13. "Enjoy"
14. " Human Behaviour"
15. "Anchor Song"
16. " I Miss You"
17. "Crying"
18. " Violently Happy"

The live arrangement of "One Day" was released as a studio recording on the Possibly Maybe single as the "Trevor Morais Mix", and the live arrangement of "Big Time Sensuality" was released as the "Plaid Mix" on the Possibly Maybe single. Live performances of "Possibly Maybe" and "Hyperballad" from Wembley Arena are available on the Possibly Maybe single, and a live version of "Violently Happy" from the same concert is available on the I Miss You single. The B-side to the Isobel single, "Charlene", was performed at select dates in Australia and Portugal. Soon after her break-up with Tricky, Björk previewed the new track "5 Years". Its first performance was in Hamburg on 4th October 1995 - the song was later re-recorded for inclusion on 1997's Homogenic.

Tour dates

References

External links

• bjork.com gigography
• bjorklossless - Post Tour