This DVD is of the Last concert ever performed by the band Dire Straits. It was the 211th scheduled concert of the huge 'On Every Street' World tour which had commenced 14 months earlier on Friday, 23 August 1991 at the Point Depot The, Point Depot Dublin, Ireland. The tour was the British rock bands' swansong tour, and played in Europe, Australia, New Zealand, and North America. The tour reportedly sold 7.1 million tickets.
Director
Mark Knopfler
Himself - Guitar, Vocals
Alan Clark
Himself - Keyboards
Guy Fletcher
Himself - Keyboards, Vocals
John Illsley
Himself - Bass, Vocals
Danny Cummings
Himself - Percussions
Chris Whitten
Himself - Drums
Phil Palmer
Himself - Guitar, Vocals
Chris White
Himself - Saxophone, Vocals
Paul Franklin
Himself - Pedal Steel
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