where it happened

The Tour Map

63 nights · 25 cities
—cities played
—archived nights
—miles between stops
—travel legs
every archived night, placed · the route shades with time

Dots are cities on a live map you can pan and zoom. The route threads them in date order and shades steadily from 2023 teal to 2025 gold along the way.

2023 2024 2025 route, first night → last night
The archive is a Colorado-anchored national tour: four separate Front Range stops, and single crossings out to Oregon and both coasts that account for most of the mileage. Source63 archived shows · 2023–2025 · fan-curated setlist + sampling data · coordinates from Wikipedia ReadingDots are cities at a uniform size; dot colour = the year of the most recent visit, and the route shades through the year ramp by position in the tour sequence (first night teal, last night gold), so colour marks progress through the tour, not the calendar date of any one drive. Every stop is named; in the Front Range cluster the names can brush at national zoom, and zooming in spreads them. Nights played per city live in each dot’s tooltip. Points are CITY centroids, not venue addresses. The basemap is live Mapbox (Standard style, night preset, monochrome) you can pan and zoom; dots and routing are a d3 layer drawn on top of it, and without a map token the same chart renders on an Albers USA projection instead. Distances are great-circle between cities, not road or air miles actually travelled.

Longest hops

    2023 → 2025

    The Tour Timeline

    click a night →
    each dot = one archived show · height = records swirled · size = songs played

    Every night by sample depth. Taller dug deeper. Click a show to open it.

    Sample depth swings wildly night to night. Some shows dig into dozens of records, others lean on a tight core. Click any night to open it. Source63 archived shows · 2023–2025 · fan-curated setlist + sampling data ReadingEach dot = one archived show. Height = distinct records swirled (sample depth); dot size = songs played; colour = year on the ordinal era ramp (cool = older → warm = newer).