User blog:BeccaSchmecca/Plato's Way concert tours

The following description revolves around concert tours by New Zealand rock band Plato's Way, eliminating their joint concerts with other artists. This article also eliminates filming for the band's television appearances or include any information about her charity and festival concerts and private appearances.

Taboo Downturn Tour (2000)
Taboo Downturn Tour was was the debut headlining concert tour by New Zealand rock band Plato's Way, in support of their debut album Taboo Downturn. It visited the United States, Canada, South Korea, and Japan throughout summer of 2000, starting at Orlando's TD Waterhouse Centre on 10 June and ending at Seattle's KeyArena on 23 August.

Background and development
The tour was announced in February 2000. Tickets went on sale in early March of that year. Each show started between 5:30 and 7:00 in the evening.

Poll
On 27 February 2000, the band started a poll asking fans which venue was best suited. The choices in this poll were either the Liacouras Center, the Spectrum (back then known as the First Union Spectrum) or the Wells Fargo Center (back then known as the First Union Center). Once the poll closed, 78% chose the Spectrum, while the First Union Center received 15% of the vote, and the Liacouras Center only getting 7%.

Controversies
I don't remember the controversy from this tour.

Little Games Tour (2002)
Little Games Tour was was the second headlining concert tour by New Zealand rock band Plato's Way, in support of their second studio album Little Games. It was also their first tour to reach Europe and Oceania. The tour went from early spring to late summer 2002, starting at Philadelphia's Liacouras Center on 19 March and ending at Auckland's Trusts Arena on 20 August.

Background and development
The tour was announced in September 2001. Tickets went on sale in early October of that year. Each show started between 6:15 and 7:30 in the evening.

Controversies
I don't remember the controversy from this tour.