The Lynyrd Skynyrd 1991 Tour was a tour in support of the band's first post-plane crash album Lynyrd Skynyrd 1991. The tour took place in the United States, Canada and Europe.

The first show of the tour, in Baton Rouge, was the first time the band had sung its classic anthem "Free Bird" since the 1977 plane crash, which had occurred as the band flew to a show in Baton Rouge. Ticket holders for that 1977 show were admitted free.

Typical setlist "Smokestack Lightning" "I Know a Little" "Saturday Night Special" "You Got That Right" "What's Your Name" "Keeping the Faith" "Good Thing" "Don't Ask Me No Questions" "Simple Man" "The Ballad of Curtis Loew" "Southern Women" "I've Seen Enough" "That Smell" "Gimme Three Steps" "Call Me the Breeze" "Backstreet Crawler" "Sweet Home Alabama" "Free Bird"

Tour dates DateCityCountryVenueNorth America leg 1July 17, 1991Baton RougeUnited StatesRiverside CentroplexJuly 19, 1991AntiochStarwood AmphitheatreJuly 20, 1991CharlotteBlockbuster PavilionJuly 21, 1991RaleighWalnut Creek AmphitheaterJuly 23, 1991ColumbiaMerriweather Post PavilionJuly 26, 1991BristolLake CompounceJuly 29, 1991New York CityBeacon TheatreJuly 30, 1991SyracuseNew York State FairgroundsJuly 31, 1991GrotonThames River PavilionAugust 2, 1991VaughanCanadaKingswood Music TheatreAugust 3, 1991DarienUnited StatesLakeside AmphitheaterAugust 4, 1991Saratoga SpringsSaratoga Performing Arts CenterAugust 6, 1991HolmdelGarden State Arts CenterAugust 8, 1991WantaghJones Beach TheaterAugust 9, 1991PhiladelphiaThe SpectrumAugust 10, 1991BurgettstownStar Lake AmphitheaterAugust 13, 1991ClarkstonPine Knob Music TheaterAugust 14, 1991NoblesvilleDeer Creek Music CenterAugust 16, 1991Tinley ParkWorld Music TheatreAugust 17, 1991East TroyAlpine Valley Music TheaterAugust 19, 1991CincinnatiRiverbend Music CenterAugust 23, 1991Maryland HeightsRiverport AmphitheaterAugust 24, 1991Bonner SpringsSandstone AmphitheaterAugust 27, 1991MorrisonRed Rocks AmphitheatreAugust 28, 1991Park CityPark WestAugust 30, 1991IrvineIrvine Meadows AmphitheatreAugust 31, 1991Mountain ViewShoreline AmphitheatreNorth America leg 2September 26, 1991AntiochUnited StatesStarwood AmphitheatreSeptember 27, 1991LouisvilleLouisville GardensSeptember 28, 1991AtlantaLakewood AmphitheatreOctober 1, 1991OrlandoOrlando ArenaOctober 2, 1991JacksonvilleJacksonville Memorial ColiseumOctober 4, 1991MiamiMiami ArenaOctober 5, 1991TampaUSF Sun DomeOctober 8, 1991PelhamOak Mountain AmphitheatreOctober 9, 1991BiloxiMississippi Coast ColiseumOctober 10, 1991MonroeMonroe Civic CenterOctober 12, 1991HoustonCynthia Woods Mitchell PavilionOctober 13, 1991DallasStarplex AmphitheatreOctober 14, 1991OdessaEctor County ColiseumOctober 18, 1991ConcordConcord PavilionOctober 19, 1991SacramentoCal Expo AmphitheatreOctober 21, 1991Universal CityUniversal AmphitheatreOctober 22, 1991San DiegoStarlight BowlOctober 23, 1991PhoenixArizona Memorial ColiseumPacific RimNovember 11, 1991TokyoJapanKōsei Nenkin KaikanNovember 12, 1991November 13, 1991November 14, 1991OsakaSankei HallNovember 15, 1991NagoyaAichi Kōsei Nenkin KaikanNovember 17, 1991HonoluluUnited StatesNeal S. Blaisdell CenterEuropeFebruary 10, 1992LondonEnglandTown & Country ClubFebruary 11, 1992February 12, 1992ParisFranceÉlysée MontmartreFebruary 13, 1992February 15, 1992HamburgGermanyAlsterdorfer SporthalleFebruary 16, 1992HanoverHanover Music HallFebruary 18, 1992FrankfurtFesthalle FrankfurtFebruary 19, 1992FürthStadthalle FürthFebruary 20, 1992BöblingenSporthalleFebruary 22, 1992AugsburgSchwabenhalleFebruary 23, 1992DüsseldorfPhilips HalleFebruary 24, 1992BerlinEissporthalle an der JafféstraßeFebruary 25, 1992LudwigshafenFriedrich-Ebert-Halle

Personnel Johnny Van Zant – vocals Gary Rossington – guitar Ed King – guitar Randall Hall – guitar Leon Wilkeson – bass Billy Powell – keyboard, piano Kurt Custer – drums Artimus Pyle – drums (left the tour August 2, 1991) Dale Krantz-Rossington – backing vocals Debbie Bailey – backing vocals

References

External links "Pride, Conviction Make A Winner Of Lynyrd Skynyrd '91" "Johnny Van Zant Tackles 'Freebird' In Lynyrd Skynyrd Tour"