George Michael Cover to Cover Guest Pass – Production Rehearsals 1991
- Artist: GEORGE MICHAEL
- Product: 3.75″ T-BIRD ENTERTAINMENT PRODUCTION REHEARSALS GUEST PASS
- Genre: MUSIC
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Rare George Michael Cover to Cover Guest Pass for the Cover to Cover production rehearsals 1991 – unlaminated and unused.
T-Bird Entertainment World Class Backstage Security issue.
Mint condition.
Dimensions: 3.75″
George Michael Cover to Cover Guest Pass: The George Michael Cover to Cover tour was a concert tour by British singer George Michael that took place in 1991. It was designed to promote his album “Listen Without Prejudice Vol. 1” and showcase his talent for performing cover songs.
The tour began in January 1991 in Japan and continued through Europe and North America, concluding in October 1991. It was notable for featuring George Michael performing a mix of his own hits and cover versions of songs by other artists.
Some key aspects of the Cover to Cover tour:
- Setlist: The shows typically included George Michael’s original hits like “Freedom! ’90” and “Faith”, alongside covers of songs by artists like Elton John, David Bowie, and Stevie Wonder.
- Intimate venues: Unlike his previous arena tours, George chose smaller, more intimate venues for this tour, allowing for a closer connection with the audience.
- Critical acclaim: The tour received positive reviews, with critics praising George’s vocal performances and song selections.
- Notable performances: A highlight was George’s cover of Queen’s “Somebody to Love” at the Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert in April 1992, which was part of the extended tour.
- Limited dates: The tour was relatively short compared to his previous outings, with around 30 shows in total.
- Costume changes: George showcased various stylish outfits throughout the shows, reflecting his evolving image.
- Band and production: The tour featured a full band and backup singers, with a more stripped-down production compared to his earlier tours.
The Cover to Cover tour demonstrated George Michael’s versatility as a performer and his ability to interpret other artists’ songs. It remains a fondly remembered part of his live performance history by fans and critics alike.
Can you imagine being there for the rehearsals? Oh. My. Days!
George Michael Cover to Cover Guest Pass







