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Smashing Pumpkins' "The Rats in a Cage Tour" promises a full performance of Mellon Collie along with a second set drawing from the band's nearly four-decade catalog of hits and deep cuts.
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The Smashing Pumpkins have announced a tour to celebrate the 30th anniversary of their album "Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness." The tour, titled "The Rats in a Cage Tour," will feature a full performance of the album along with additional selections from the band's extensive catalog. This announcement follows a special show in California where the band performed a tribute to the character 'Zero' from their music.
Coverage of the announcement varies in emphasis and detail. Consequence of Sound and NME highlight the special "requiem" show that preceded the tour announcement, with NME providing additional context about the character 'Zero.' In contrast, Rolling Stone focuses on the tour's details and its significance, while the Daily Caller presents a more straightforward announcement without much elaboration on the context or the band's history.
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The Smashing Pumpkins have announced a tour to celebrate the 30th anniversary of their album "Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness." The tour, titled "The Rats in a Cage Tour," will feature a full performance of the album along with additional selections from the band's extensive catalog. This announcement follows a special show in California where the band performed a tribute to the character 'Zero' from their music.
Coverage of the announcement varies in emphasis and detail. Consequence of Sound and NME highlight the special "requiem" show that preceded the tour announcement, with NME providing additional context about the character 'Zero.' In contrast, Rolling Stone focuses on the tour's details and its significance, while the Daily Caller presents a more straightforward announcement without much elaboration on the context or the band's history.
No outlet has explored the potential impact of this tour on the band's legacy or the current music landscape, which could provide valuable insights for fans and critics alike. This omission may reflect a broader trend in entertainment reporting that prioritizes event announcements over deeper analysis.
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Headlines from various outlets announce the Smashing Pumpkins' tour celebrating their album, with some emphasizing specific song titles and performances.
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