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When Metallica play in Simon Bolivar Park, Bogota, Colombia, South America, 168 fans are arrested. Police use tear gas and water cannons to disperse hundreds of rioters who are trying to get into the sold-out concert without tickets.
Kenny Ball and his Jazzmen play at the Lights Theatre, Andover, UK.
Cashing in on the vogue for 3-D movies, Lady Gaga announces that her next tour will be in 3-D. The media cheerfully report this fact despite it being patently unclear what the term 3-D means when used in the context of a music tour.
Guitarist and singer Micky Jones, one of the founders of Welsh prog rock band, Man, dies in Swansea, Wales, UK, Europe, aged 63. Jones left Man in 2002 after being diagnosed with a brain tumour and spent the remaining years of his life in a care home in Swansea.
Michael Buble begins his Crazy Love tour at Amway Arena, Orlando, Florida, USA.
On her Fearless tour, Taylor Swift plays at The Frank Erwin Center, Austin, Texas, USA.
On her Freedom Tour, Alicia Keys plays at The Air Canada Centre, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
The Stereophonics play at The O2, London, UK.
Steel Pulse play at Revolution, Fort Lauderdale, Florida, USA.
On their The Resistance tour, Muse play at The Bell Center, Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
On their Ending On A High Note Tour, A-ha play at Credicard Hall, Sao Paulo, Brazil, South America.
The Clash come to the end of their second North American tour.
Status Quo play at Horden Pavilion, Sydney, Australia, Oceania.
Los Campesinos begin an eight-date European tour at the Atomic Cafe, Munich, Germany.
In a feature in The Guardian newspaper, Bob Geldof accuses the BBC World Service of a "total collapse of standards and systems". The international broadcasting network had recently claimed that 95% of the $100m raised by the Geldof-inspired 1985 Live Aid concert to fight famine in Ethipoia was diverted by rebels and spent on weapons.