Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "The Sex, Love and Rock 'n' Roll Tour was a concert tour by Social Distortion. It was on this tour, that they have played the most concerts. It was also the first tour where the band started adding old country songs like "Send Her Back" to their setlist. At one point, they played "Moral Threat", a song they haven't performed in more than 20 years. They also premiered a new song, "Diamond In the Rough" in London. They also played another song from 1992, a forgotten song which was originally titled "Ready for Love". They rearranged the song differently and renamed it "That's Alright". It was also their first time in London in seven years. At first, the band had Rancid (band) bassist Matt Freeman the fill in for the recently departured John Maurer. About late 2004, Matt Freeman left the band and current bassist Brent Harding joined the band."@en }
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- Sex,_Love_and_Rock_n_Roll_Tour abstract "The Sex, Love and Rock 'n' Roll Tour was a concert tour by Social Distortion. It was on this tour, that they have played the most concerts. It was also the first tour where the band started adding old country songs like "Send Her Back" to their setlist. At one point, they played "Moral Threat", a song they haven't performed in more than 20 years. They also premiered a new song, "Diamond In the Rough" in London. They also played another song from 1992, a forgotten song which was originally titled "Ready for Love". They rearranged the song differently and renamed it "That's Alright". It was also their first time in London in seven years. At first, the band had Rancid (band) bassist Matt Freeman the fill in for the recently departured John Maurer. About late 2004, Matt Freeman left the band and current bassist Brent Harding joined the band.".