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	\| concert_tour_name = Candy Carol Tour
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	\| image = BoLCandyCarolTour.jpg
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	\| artist = ]
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	\| type = Concert
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	\| locations = U.S.
	\| album = '']''
	\| start_date = 2 March 1991
	\| end_date = 1 June 1991
	\| number_of_legs = 1
	\| number_of_shows = 65
	\| last_tour = ] <br>(1988–1989)
	\| this_tour = '''Candy Carol Tour''' <br>(1991)
	\| next_tour = Lovebubble Tour <br>(1993-1994)
	}}		}}
	The '''''Candy Carol Tour''''' was a 1991 U.S. ] by American ] group ], in support of the act's third studio album, '']'', which was released in January of 1991. The U.S. tour lasted for three months, starting on March 2nd and ending on June 1, 1991.<ref name="TourFlyer">{{Citation
	\| title = Book of Love facebook page, Candy Carol Tour dates flyer
	\| publisher = ]
	\| url = https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10152036107278636&set=pb.139537643635.-2207520000.1372388230.&type=3&theater
	\| accessdate = 2013-06-27}}</ref><ref name= TourItinerary>{{cite journal \|last1=Book of Love \|year=1991 \|title=Book of Love Candy Carol Tour \|journal=Love Letter \|volume=Fall 1991 \|issue=Issue #15 \|pages=p. 4, 5\|publisher=Book of Love}}</ref>

	The first show of the tour took place at O'dell's in Baltimore, Maryland, with local synthpop band Moderation opening the show.<ref name= TourItinerary/> <small>(see External links for video)</small> Throughout the tour, various local bands in each city functioned as the opening act. The tour concluded with the final show in Richmond, Virginia.<ref name= TourItinerary/>

	For the New York City and Cleveland dates, Marc Roselli, a ] priest and brother of Lauren Roselli, joined Lauren and band onstage to perform his ] section of "Counting The Rosaries".<ref>{{cite journal \|last1=Book of Love \|year=1991 \|title=Advice to the Lovelorn \|journal=Love Letter \|volume=Fall 1991 \|issue=Issue #15 \|pages=p. 14\|publisher=Book of Love}}</ref>

	The setlist was heavy on both new '']'' album tracks (up to eight new songs), and tracks from their debut, '']''.<ref name="TourSetlist">{{Citation
	\| title = Book of Love facebook page, Candy Carol Tour handwritten setlist
	\| publisher = ]
	\| url = https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10152036108638636&set=pb.139537643635.-2207520000.1372388230.&type=3&theater
	\| accessdate = 2013-06-27}}</ref>

	==Setlist==
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	'''Sample of a setlist from the tour.'''<ref name="TourSetlist"/><ref name= Set/>

	#"Turn The World"
	#"Butterfly"
	#"Happy Day"
	#"Melt My Heart"
	#"Still Angry"
	#"Quiver"
	#"Counting The Rosaries" <small>(Lauren Roselli on lead vocals)</small>
	#"Miss Melancholy"
	#"Orange Flip"
	#"Lost Souls"
	#"Boy"
	#"Sunny Day" <small>(Ted Ottaviano on lead vocals)</small>
	#"You Make Me Feel So Good"
	#"I Touch Roses"
	#"Alice Everyday"
	#;<small>Encore:</small>
	#"Pretty Boys And Pretty Girls"
	#"Book of Love"


	* Other songs played on the tour: "Candy Carol" <small>(a cappella version leading into "Pretty Girls And Pretty Boys")</small>, "Tubular Bells" <small>(encore)</small>, "With A Little Love" <small>(acoustic encore by Ted Ottaviano)</small>,"Modigliani (Lost In Your Eyes)" <small>(encore)</small><ref name= Set>{{cite journal \|last1=Book of Love \|year=1991 \|title=Turning the world with B.O.L. \|journal=Love Letter \|volume=Fall 1991 \|issue=Issue #15 \|pages=p. 12\|publisher=Book of Love}}</ref>

	==Tour dates==
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	\|-
	\|{{dts\|14 March 1991}}
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	\|Metropole
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	\|{{dts\|15 March 1991}}
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	\|St. Andrews
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	\|{{dts\|16 March 1991}}
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	\|-
	\|{{dts\|18 March 1991}}
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	\|Empire
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	\|{{dts\|19 March 1991}}
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	\|Club Eastbrook
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	\|{{dts\|21 March 1991}}
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	\|-
	\|{{dts\|22 March 1991}}
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	\|-
	\|{{dts\|23 March 1991}}
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	\|-
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	\|Shank Hall
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	\|The Connection
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	\|{{dts\|27 March 1991}}
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	\|1313
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	\|{{dts\|29 March 1991}}
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	\|-
	\|{{dts\|30 March 1991}}
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	\|Center Stage
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	\|{{dts\|1 April 1991}}
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	\|Central City
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	\|{{dts\|2 April 1991}}
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	\|Milk Bar
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	\|Ritz Theatre
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	\|{{dts\|5 April 1991}}
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	\|Club Nu
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	\|The Copa
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	\|{{dts\|7 April 1991}}
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	\|Power Station
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	\|{{dts\|9 April 1991}}
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	\|Respectable Street
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	\|{{dts\|10 April 1991}}
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	\|-
	\|{{dts\|11 April 1991}}
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	\|Spinnaker
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	\|Sluggo's
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	\|616
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	\|{{dts\|16 April 1991}}
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	\|-
	\|{{dts\|17 April 1991}}
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	\|Phaz II
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	\|{{dts\|18 April 1991}}
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	\|Broadstreet
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	\|{{dts\|19 April 1991}}
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	\|The Wave
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	\|-
	\|{{dts\|23 April 1991}}
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	\|Backroom
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	\|{{dts\|24 April 1991}}
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	\|Deep Ellum Live
	\|-
	\|{{dts\|25 April 1991}}
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	\|Depots 19th St. Warehouse
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	\|{{dts\|26 April 1991}}
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	\|rowspan="2"\|Club 101
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	\|{{dts\|3 May 1991}}
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	\|One Edge Up
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	\|{{dts\|5 May 1991}}
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	\|The Catalyst
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	\|{{dts\|6 May 1991}}
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	\|F/X Club
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	\|{{dts\|8 May 1991}}
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	\|Bogart's
	\|-
	\|{{dts\|10 May 1991}}
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	\|rowspan="2"\|Pink's Garage
	\|-
	\|{{dts\|11 May 1991}}
	\|-
	\|{{dts\|15 May 1991}}
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	\|Melody Ballroom
	\|-
	\|{{dts\|16 May 1991}}
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	\|Oz Nightclub
	\|-
	\|{{dts\|18 May 1991}}
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	\|49th Street Galleria
	\|-
	\|{{dts\|20 May 1991}}
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	\|-
	\|{{dts\|22 May 1991}}
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	\|Rome 90
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	\|{{dts\|23 May 1991}}
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	\|-
	\|{{dts\|24 May 1991}}
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	\|Sheldon Theatre
	\|-
	\|{{dts\|25 May 1991}}
	\|]
	\|The Metro
	\|-
	\|{{dts\|26 May 1991}}
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	\|328 Performance Hall
	\|-
	\|{{dts\|28 May 1991}}
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	\|616
	\|-
	\|{{dts\|29 May 1991}}
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	\|The Underground
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	\|{{dts\|30 May 1991}}
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	\|Cat's Cradle
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	\|{{dts\|31 May 1991}}
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	\|Flood Zone
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	==Performers <small><ref name="TourFlyer"/><ref name= TourItinerary/></small>==
	* Susan Ottaviano – Lead vocals
	* Ted Ottaviano – Keyboards, vocals
	* Lauren Roselli – Keyboards, vocals
	* Jade Lee – Keyboards, percussion, vocals

	==Crew <small><ref name="TourFlyer"/><ref name= TourItinerary/></small>==
	* Victor Bridgers - Tour Manager
	* Todd Petersen - Monitor engineer, keyboard tech.
	* Craig Overbay - Production Manager, house sound
	* Jim Newman - Merchandise

	==References==
	{{reflist}}

	==External links==
	* {{YouTube\|id=BvTxqjdX0C8\|title=Book of Love - "Melt My Heart" & "Still Angry" live in Baltimore, 3/2/91.}}
	* {{YouTube\|id=4iBFgBggXuI\|title=Book of Love - "Lost Souls" live in Baltimore, 3/2/91.}}
	* {{YouTube\|id=sPoWu-g7pb8\|title="Through" by Moderation, opening for Book of Love, live in Baltimore, 3/2/91.}}

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