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The Smiths returned to North America for their biggest tour ever. This time, they played more than major East and West coast cities, and the venues were bigger, sometimes stadiums. The tour was a huge success. Craig Gannon was Smith #5 (second guitarist).

As the stress and exhaustion were taking over the band members and causing frictions, shows scheduled in Miami, Atlanta, Nashville and New York at the end of the tour were cancelled. The Phoenix concert may have happened on 30 August, or else it may have been planned for the latter date but postponed by one day. Backstage passes read 'God Save The Queen'! Support act was Phranc for most if not all of this tour. -T-shirt showing a boy sucking on an ice lollie (good flat image needed). -The programme originally sold on the American leg of the Meat Is Murder tour was sold on the American leg of the Queen Is Dead tour as well, despite the tour dates on the back being from 1985 (). -Poster showing Morrissey reclining over a 'Meat Is Murder' poster (image needed).

Klaus Nomi's 'Wayward Sisters' The Smiths entered stage after Prokofiev's 'March Of The Capulets' from 'Romeo and Juliet'. Outro music was Shirley Bassey's 'You'll Never Walk Alone'.

A backdrop of the cover of the album showing French actor Alain Delon was shown during the song 'The Queen Is Dead', and perhaps a few more. Business studies for a level. A photo of cemetary gates was shown during the performance of the song 'Cemetry Gates' (view ). The setlist length for this part of the tour was of 19 or 20 songs on average. A few concerts were cut short by a few numbers because of stage invasions. In Los Angeles the Smiths played a record 22 songs. Nothing new was introduced on this portion of the tour, but many songs in the setlist were not released in either the USA or Canada.

The Smiths were pushing their North American label Sire to release the newest UK single, but the North American fans would have to wait until the end of this tour before they could get it otherwise than on import. The yet unreleased had been introduced on the few UK dates just before this American leg. It was only played twice in Canada then dropped before the band crossed the border to the USA. It would return to the setlist on the upcoming, after the song's release. However 'Is It Really So Strange' was also unreleased at the time but was still performed almost every night. The instrumental song 'Money Changes Everything' which had only been played once before and was also unreleased in North America, was often performed here as the first track of the encore, giving Morrissey a few extra minutes to rest.