The Forgiven, Not Forgotten World Tour was the premiere international concert tour by Irish folk-rock band the Corrs. The tour was in-support of the band’s debut album, Forgiven, Not Forgotten. It began on 26 April 1996 in Ennis, Co. Clare, in Ireland, and concluded nearly ten months later in Launceston (Tasmania), Australia, on 21 February 1997.
Also during this period, the Corrs would tour with French Canadian singer Céline Dion, as her support act, during select portions of her Falling into You: Around the World Tour. The band had previously met Dion through their work with producer and songwriter David Foster, with whom Dion has worked extensively.
Tour dates + List of 1996 concertsDateCityCountryVenue26 April 1996EnnisIrelandWest County Hotel27 April 1996CarlowGraiguecullen Bingo Hall28 April 1996ClonmelRegal Theatre29 April 1996AthloneARTC Student Union1 May 1996LetterkennyMount Errigal Hotel2 May 1996SligoRTC Hall3 May 1996CavanCarraig Springs4 May 1996CastlebarTraveller’s Friend TheatreGalwayLeisureland 8 May 1996WaterfordForum Waterford9 May 1996BelfastNorthern IrelandUlster Hall10 May 1996LimerickIrelandUniversity Concert Hall11 May 1996DublinNational Stadium12 May 1996BantryWolfe Tone Square14 May 1996LondonEnglandShepherd's Bush Empire16 May 1996UtrechtNetherlandsTivoli18 May 1996RingeDenmarkRoskilde Dyrskueplads21 May 1996StockholmSwedenGino's 22 May 1996OsloNorwayRockefeller Music Hall26 May 1996BerlinGermanyUniversal27 May 1996HamburgDocks29 May 1996ZürichSwitzerlandElectric Ballroom31 May 1996RomeItalyTeatro Circo1 June 1996ValenciaSpainRoxy Club3 June 1996BarcelonaLuz de Gas4 June 1996MadridSala El Sol6 June 1996ParisFranceBataclan8 June 1996LondonEnglandFinsbury Park14 June 1996MontrealCanadaCafé Campus15 June 1996Bourbon Street West19 June 1996HalifaxRebecca Cohn Auditorium7 July 1996DublinIrelandPhoenix Park10 July 1996TokyoJapanClub Quattro11 July 199613 July 1996Osaka14 July 1996Nagoya16 July 1996BrisbaneAustraliaQPAC Concert Hall17 July 1996SydneyEnmore Theatre18 July 199620 July 1996CanberraRoyal Theatre22 July 1996MelbourneMelbourne Concert Hall26 July 1996ÖstersundSwedenStorsjöteatern27 July 1996RudkøbingDenmarkRue Mark3 August 1996DranouterBelgiumFestivalterrein4 August 1996MillstreetIrelandGreen Glens Arena5 August 1996LorientFrancePalais des Congrès à Lorient26 August 1996DundalkIrelandCarrickdale Hotel27 August 199629 August 1996TraleeDenny Street30 August 1996CorkCork City Hall31 August 1996CastlebarTravellers Friend Theatre2 December 1996CarcassonneFranceSalle Chapeau Rogue3 December 1996BordeauxThéâtre Femina6 December 1996NancySalle Poirel7 December 1996VilleurbanneLe Transbordeur8 December 1996ParisBataclan10 December 1996CologneGermanyE-Werk11 December 1996HamburgDocks13 December 1996LondonEnglandThe Forum27 December 1996GalwayIrelandLeisureland28 December 1996BelfastNorthern IrelandUlster Hall29 December 199631 December 1996DublinIrelandPoint Theatre
+ List of 1997 concertsDateCityCountryVenue13 January 1997CairnsAustraliaCairns Convention Centre14 January 199715 January 1997TownsvilleTownsville Entertainment Centre17 January 1997BrisbaneBrisbane Entertainment Centre18 January 1997NewcastleNewcastle Entertainment Centre20 January 1997SydneyState Theatre21 January 199722 January 199723 January 1997CanberraRoyal Theatre 25 January 1997SydneyState Theatre26 January 199727 January 199729 January 1997LauncestonPrincess Theatre30 January 199731 January 19971 February 1997HobartDerwent Entertainment Centre3 February 1997MelbournePalais Theatre4 February 1997PerthPerth Entertainment Centre6 February 1997AdelaideAdelaide Entertainment Centre7 February 1997MelbourneVictoria Park8 February 1997PerthRegal Theatre11 February 1997BrisbaneBrisbane Entertainment Centre12 February 199718 February 1997NewcastleNewcastle Entertainment Centre19 February 1997CanberraRoyal Theatre21 February 1997LauncestonSilverdome
Festivals and other miscellaneous performances Bantry Mussel Fair Midtfyns Festival Fleadh Music Festival Storsjöyran Langelandsfestivalen Folk Dranouter Millstreet Music Fair Festival Interceltique de Lorient Rose of Tralee
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