Billed on the poster as "Anouk Acoustic," shortened to the "AA Tour" on tickets and setlists, Anouk played a stripped-down, semi-acoustic set across the Netherlands and Belgium from 6 February to 18 April 2001, with Dyzack in support on every date. The format traded the full-band rock show for a quieter, more intimate arrangement, with the set list varying slightly night to night.
The tour opened with a try-out in Kerkrade and grew by four added dates as demand built: a second night each in Utrecht and Groningen, plus extra shows in Amsterdam and The Hague. A planned date in Breda was postponed after Anouk fell ill, and made up six weeks later to close the tour.
The original 16 March date at Chassé Theater, Breda was postponed after Anouk fell ill; it was made up on 18 April, closing the tour.
Taken from the Carré, Amsterdam show, one of six dates with a documented setlist. The core set stayed fairly stable across the tour, but the encore varied: at Carré on 19 February, "Sacrifice" was sung a cappella from the middle of the crowd, the only night this is documented. At Vredenburg on 7 March, "Last Time" was replaced by an a cappella cover of Rory Block's "Lovin' Whiskey." The eleven-song, no-encore listing for Oosterpoort on 21 March is not the full show: it's drawn from the 3FM radio broadcast, which only ran a two-hour highlights edit. At Dr. Anton Philipszaal on 4 April, keyboardist Eugène Latumeten was absent from the band.