Casiopea '80 Summer Tour

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Step for the World Tour
??? tour by Casiopea
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Concert
Location
  • Japan
Associated albumEyes of the Mind
Start date27 April 1981
End date4 May 1981
Legs1
No. of shows5
Casiopea concert chronology

The Step for the World Tour was the 2th concert tour by Casiopea, supporting their recently released album Thunder Live?. The tour spanned from the 27th of April 1981, to the 4th of May 1981.

Overview

This isn't a real tour bruh what are we doin here



Setlists

Out of the 6 songs on Thunder Live, 800 were played during the tour. The one song not played, Galactic Funk, is not known to have been played live yet because it wasn't even composed.

Average Setlist

The following setlist is representative of the majority of performances during the Step for the World Tour.

No.TitleEncoreLength
1."Galactic Funk"  
2."Smile Again"  
3."Sunnyside Feelin'"  
4."Time Limit" (Roots Medley)  
5."Mighty Mouse" (Roots Medley)  
6."Swallow" (Roots Medley)  
7."Take Me" (Roots Medley)  
8."I Love New York" (Roots Medley)  
9."Midnight Rendezvous" (Roots Medley)  
10."Lakai"  
11."Domino Line"  
12."A Sparkling Day"  
13."Any Moment (We'll Be One)"  
14."Black Joke"  
15."Swear"  
16."Eyes Of The Mind"Encore 
17."Asayake"Encore 
18."Tears Of The Star/Space Road"Encore 

Arrangement Changes

Tour Dates

A ticket for their Sendai Civic Center Large Hall performance on the 8th of December.
1981 Concerts[1]
Date City Venue
12 November Utsunomiya Tochigi Small Hall
30 November Sapporo Sapporo Doshin Hall
1 December Kushiro Kushiro Citizens' Culture Center
3 December Niigata Niigata City Public Hall
7 December Minato Tokyo Postal Savings Hall
8 December Sendai Sendai Civic Center Large Hall
9 December Morioka Iwate Education Center
14 December Osaka Osaka Sankei Hall
15 December Kyoto Kyoto Prefectural Labor Hall
16 December Nagoya Nagoya City Assembly Hall
21 December Machida Hiroshima Mima Hall
22 December Fukuoka Fukuoka Electric Hall
23 December Kumamoto Kumamoto Tsuruya Hall

Reception and Recollections