band's road crew, F-Beat staff and the owners of Eden Studios. The original packaging did not include a lyric sheet. Release F-Beat issued "Clubland" as the lead single from the album, backed by the outtakes "Clean Money" and "Hoover Factory", in December 1980 for the pre-Christmas market. It charted at number 60 in the UK, breaking a string of nine consecutive top 40 singles for the artist. Thomson commented that it "effectively marked the end of Elvis and the Attractions' flirtation with pop stardom". On 4January 1981, Costello and the Attractions commenced a six-week tour of North America – his first there in almost two years – with Squeeze as the supporting act. Compared to previous tours, the shows were longer than before, with 20 to 30 songs played every show, ranging from songs across his career and several covers. Costello's behaviour on stage was also enthusiastic and earned him positive reviews from attendees. The band performed several country songs during the show in Nashville, Tennessee on 20January. However, alcohol and drugs frequented throughout the tour, which concluded on 9February. F-Beat issued Trust in the UK on 23January 1981, while its US release through Columbia came on 29January. It peaked at number nine on the UK Albums Chart but stalled at number 28 on the US Billboard Top LPs & Tape chart. Elsewhere, Trust charted at number eight in Sweden, 17 in New Zealand, 28 in Norway and 71 in Australia. Biographer Tony Clayton-Lea commented that "Trust creative strength – variety – was its commercial weakness". In February, "From a Whisper to a Scream" was issued as the second single, backed by "Luxembourg", which failed to chart, becoming the artist's first flop since "(The Angels Wanna Wear My) Red Shoes" in 1977. To increase publicity, Riviera arranged for the band to appear on Jimmy Savile's programme Jim'll Fix It, where a young boy earned the opportunity to become a roadie for a day. The band also filmed promotional music videos for "Clubland" and "New Lace Sleeves". Costello and the Attractions embarked a small tour of Britain in March 1981, titled A Tour to Trust, with Dave and the Mistakes as the supporting act. In April, Costello underwent an interview with Tom Snyder on NBC's Tomorrow, marking his first appearance on live television in the US since Saturday Night Live in late 1977. "Watch Your Step" was rush-released as a single