Tour
In 1997, Mono played a few shows across the United Kingdom and France.
- 11 August: La Cigale, Paris
- 8 September: Cafe Blue, Bristol
- 9 September: The Cobden, London
- 10 September: Dry 201, Manchester
- September 11: Bargo, Glasgow
The Independent, in a review of the Cafe Blue show (attributing it as the group's "debut gig") questioned the choice of location but gave a positive response.
In 1998, the band embarked on its only tour, twenty-one dates divided between North America and Europe while skipping the UK altogether. Following the tour's conclusion, the band were to return to the United States to join the lineup of the 1998 Lilith Fair. They were scheduled to play the following seven dates (reportedly cancelled):
- 28 June: Blockbuster Desert Sky Pavilion, Phoenix
- 29 June: New Mexico Festival, Albuquerque
- 1 July: All Sports Stadium, Oklahoma City
- 2 July: Sandstone Amphitheater, Bonner Springs
- 4 July: Deer Creek Music Center, Noblesville
- 5 July: Polaris Amphitheater, Columbus
- 6 July: Pine Knob Music Theater, Detroit
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