Beat Crusaders's 2001 Concert & Tour History

Beat Crusaders's 2001 Concert History

BEAT CRUSADERS was a Japanese rock/punk/pop group who were first formed in late 1997 by ヒダカトオル (Hidaka Tooru), primarily as an experimental lo-fi indie pop group. The first line-up of the group was originally a result of constant experimental shows performed in various locations around Tokyo. Their use of both old and new technology, combined with influences from various bands such as Weezer and Rentals, had transformed them into a melodic guitar-driven band.

Date	Concert	Venue	Location
Oct 10, 2001	Beat Crusaders	Shibuya CLUB QUATTRO	Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan
Jul 01, 2001	Beat Crusaders West Coast Tour	Thee Stork Club	Oakland, California, United States
Jun 23, 2001	Beat Crusaders West Coast Tour	Noise Attic	Riverside, California, United States
Jun 22, 2001	Beat Crusaders West Coast Tour	Filthy's Music Exchange	Lake Elsinore, California, United States
Jun 21, 2001	Beat Crusaders West Coast Tour	Edinburgh Castle Pub	San Francisco, California, United States
Jun 20, 2001	Beat Crusaders West Coast Tour	Zephyr Lounge	Reno, Nevada, United States

Jun 09, 2001	Beat Crusaders FORESIGHTS	Shibuya CLUB QUATTRO	Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan
Jun 08, 2001	Beat Crusaders FORESIGHTS	Shibuya CLUB QUATTRO	Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan
Jun 02, 2001	Beat Crusaders FORESIGHTS	Nagoya CLUB QUATTRO	Nagoya, Aichi, Japan
Jun 01, 2001	Beat Crusaders FORESIGHTS	Nagoya CLUB QUATTRO	Nagoya, Aichi, Japan
May 26, 2001	Beat Crusaders FORESIGHTS	Shinsaibashi CLUB QUATTRO	Osaka, Ōsaka, Japan
May 25, 2001	Beat Crusaders FORESIGHTS	Shinsaibashi CLUB QUATTRO	Osaka, Ōsaka, Japan
May 18, 2001	Beat Crusaders	Club Que	Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan

Genres:

Rock

Punk

Pop Punk

Power Pop

Melodic Hardcore

Japanese

J-Rock

Anime

J-Poprock

Jrock

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Latest Setlist (12/31/2008):

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Concerts Per Year:

2010	2 concerts
2009	5 concerts
2008	9 concerts
2007	11 concerts
2006	10 concerts
2005	10 concerts
2004	7 concerts
2003	8 concerts
2002	14 concerts
2001	13 concerts
2000	13 concerts