White Hassle Concert & Tour History

White Hassle Concert History

White Hassle was a primitive folk/blues side project of vocalist/guitarist Marcellus Hall and vocalist/pots 'n' pans player Dave Varenka, both better known as members of the alternative rock unit Railroad Jerk. After performing a handful of live dates opening for acts including Skeleton Key and Cat Power, White Hassle issued their 1997 debut National Chain, a collection of their own original junkyard ballads mixed with covers of songs by Hank Williams, George Jones and Ray Charles. ~ Jason Ankeny, All Music Guide

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Date	Concert	Venue	Location
Jan 27, 2006	White Hassle	Poppodium 013	Tilburg, North Brabant, Netherlands
Nov 06, 2004 – Nov 07, 2004	All Tomorrow's Parties Lou Reed / Modest Mouse / Lungfish / J. Mascis & The Fog / The Black Heart Procession / Explosions in the Sky / Wolf Parade / The Walkmen / Sufjan Stevens / White Hassle / Willy Mason / The Flaming Lips / The Cramps / The Shins / Built to Spill / Stephen Malkmus & The Jicks / The Constantines / Peaches / Eagles of Death Metal / Love As Laughter / Radar Brothers / The Magic Magicians Show all bands Setlists	The Queen Mary	Long Beach, California, United States
Dec 29, 2000	Blues Explosion / White Hassle	Mississippi Nights	St. Louis, Missouri, United States
Jul 13, 2000	Luna / White Hassle	Theatre Of Living Arts	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States