MonsterBall13 1,217 Posted November 30, 2013 Share Posted November 30, 2013 Just can't wait for gaga to come back Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
StrawberryBlond 14,862 Posted November 30, 2013 Author Share Posted November 30, 2013 I live in Brisbane and i can't tell you of any concerts that have ever happened at The Gabba and I'm almost 23, yet in 8 years there has been 8 concerts at Suncorp Stadium, including U2, Cold Play, and Taylor Swift is about to do her's there as well. The capacity you listed for the Gabba is the whole stadium and doesn't include people on the ground which would be like 15000-20000 atleast considering its a round stadium. Whereas Suncorp Stadium plays for around 45000 people which is what you listed the Gabba for. And looking at the other end of the Gabba, people look smaller than they do if you look at them at Suncorp Stadium. I'm from Australia so trust me on this one and i'll trust you on the UK :) Ok, good point, so I changed it. The least attended concert was The Police with just over 25,000 and Gaga performed to over 31,000 in Brisbane, so I'm sure she can beat that at least. To be honest, I'm surprised that you're not querying my inclusion of the Adelaide Oval, because a few people have said it's too big and not many people go there. The only reason I included it is because with just stadiums, there's very few Oceanian dates (that's why I separated Melbourne into two stadiums even though she could sell out one night at Etihad Stadium) and I thought 6 cities looked better. My hope is also that as Oceanians are used to multiple Gaga shows, they might want to attend several stadium gigs. With cheap tickets, this could be possible, because Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane and Adelaide are all cluttered reasonably close together (compared to other cities). I wish there was enough demand for two gigs at the nib Stadium, but as she barely played for 31,000 with the BTWB, I wouldn't risk it. I understand everyone wants her to do more places in the UK, but someone of her stature can't go from doing a stadium in a country to going to do all arenas that are like 1/5 of the capacity The arenas that I provided are the biggest in each city and some of the biggest arenas in the UK. The Hydro may only hold 13,000 but it's Scotland's biggest arena and because it's new and meets the magic capacity requirement of 13,000 (this is why I set this standard for my suggested dates), some of the biggest stars in America want to perform here now which I'm hoping means Gaga will too. The LG arena is Birmingham's biggest arena too and not only is the Phones4U arena the biggest arena in Manchester, it's one of the world's most famous and visited arenas (it was ranked #3 in the world in 2011). As for the stadiums, while Gateshead is hardly glamourous or a well-known area, the stadium has hosted gigs by Bon Jovi and Tina Turner and it's the ideal size for Gaga because the only stadiums used for concerts in the north east and too big and the biggest arena only hold 11,000. The Liberty Stadium is the third biggest stadium in Wales (their only arena holds less than 10,000) and Twickenham Stadium is the second biggest stadium in the UK (I would've gone for Wembley just to say she'd headlined there but the capacity is over 90,000 and is too ambitious). London, Manchester and Birmingham are the three most populated cities in the UK, Glasgow is the most populated in Scotland, Swansea is the second most populated city in Wales and the Gateshead date is for the entire population of the north east which is made up of one big city and lots of small cities. I wish Gaga could do stadiums all over the UK, but speaking as a Scot, she isn't ready for a stadium date here, nor is she prepared for one in the Midlands either. Thing is, outwith London, UK stadiums are kinda risky for Gaga. Because she played for over 101,000 people in London with just two dates, it's easy for outsiders to say: "She can do stadiums all over the UK." or "London is the only UK city she needs to visit now." In actuality, a large number of those spectators came from outwith London. I did (with 2 others) and I know a lot of other fans here who travelled far and wide to go to those shows too, because there was only a choice of 3 dates for the entire country and the Manchester arena sold out in seconds. Because the only option was to go to London, a lot of fans couldn't go. Travel to London is mega expensive and accomodation and everything else is too. I had to take 3 days out of my life to travel to London, watch the show and get home and if I had a job or was at school/university, I wouldn't have had that luxury, which was the case for a lot of fans. The whole experience was hellish and it ruined my enjoyment of the show when I finally got there. I'll be really annoyed if I have to endure that again. The UK is the world's third biggest music market and our tour dates should reflect accordingly. The most successful UK legs are the ones that tour the entire country properly. It's not rocket science - by performing in every major city in a country, the majority are just a hop skip and jump away, meaning the expense of tickets is manageable because they don't have to pay for travel, accomodation, meals, etc. It was awesome when Gaga was playing in Glasgow with TMB. Just half an hour's drive away for me. I naively thought it would always be like this. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
jman 56 Posted November 30, 2013 Share Posted November 30, 2013 Ok, good point, so I changed it. The least attended concert was The Police with just over 25,000 and Gaga performed to over 31,000 in Brisbane, so I'm sure she can beat that at least. To be honest, I'm surprised that you're not querying my inclusion of the Adelaide Oval, because a few people have said it's too big and not many people go there. The only reason I included it is because with just stadiums, there's very few Oceanian dates (that's why I separated Melbourne into two stadiums even though she could sell out one night at Etihad Stadium) and I thought 6 cities looked better. My hope is also that as Oceanians are used to multiple Gaga shows, they might want to attend several stadium gigs. With cheap tickets, this could be possible, because Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane and Adelaide are all cluttered reasonably close together (compared to other cities). I wish there was enough demand for two gigs at the nib Stadium, but as she barely played for 31,000 with the BTWB, I wouldn't risk it. The arenas that I provided are the biggest in each city and some of the biggest arenas in the UK. The Hydro may only hold 13,000 but it's Scotland's biggest arena and because it's new and meets the magic capacity requirement of 13,000 (this is why I set this standard for my suggested dates), some of the biggest stars in America want to perform here now which I'm hoping means Gaga will too. The LG arena is Birmingham's biggest arena too and not only is the Phones4U arena the biggest arena in Manchester, it's one of the world's most famous and visited arenas (it was ranked #3 in the world in 2011). As for the stadiums, while Gateshead is hardly glamourous or a well-known area, the stadium has hosted gigs by Bon Jovi and Tina Turner and it's the ideal size for Gaga because the only stadiums used for concerts in the north east and too big and the biggest arena only hold 11,000. The Liberty Stadium is the third biggest stadium in Wales (their only arena holds less than 10,000) and Twickenham Stadium is the second biggest stadium in the UK (I would've gone for Wembley just to say she'd headlined there but the capacity is over 90,000 and is too ambitious). London, Manchester and Birmingham are the three most populated cities in the UK, Glasgow is the most populated in Scotland, Swansea is the second most populated city in Wales and the Gateshead date is for the entire population of the north east which is made up of one big city and lots of small cities. I wish Gaga could do stadiums all over the UK, but speaking as a Scot, she isn't ready for a stadium date here, nor is she prepared for one in the Midlands either. Thing is, outwith London, UK stadiums are kinda risky for Gaga. Because she played for over 101,000 people in London with just two dates, it's easy for outsiders to say: "She can do stadiums all over the UK." or "London is the only UK city she needs to visit now." In actuality, a large number of those spectators came from outwith London. I did (with 2 others) and I know a lot of other fans here who travelled far and wide to go to those shows too, because there was only a choice of 3 dates for the entire country and the Manchester arena sold out in seconds. Because the only option was to go to London, a lot of fans couldn't go. Travel to London is mega expensive and accomodation and everything else is too. I had to take 3 days out of my life to travel to London, watch the show and get home and if I had a job or was at school/university, I wouldn't have had that luxury, which was the case for a lot of fans. The whole experience was hellish and it ruined my enjoyment of the show when I finally got there. I'll be really annoyed if I have to endure that again. The UK is the world's third biggest music market and our tour dates should reflect accordingly. The most successful UK legs are the ones that tour the entire country properly. It's not rocket science - by performing in every major city in a country, the majority are just a hop skip and jump away, meaning the expense of tickets is manageable because they don't have to pay for travel, accomodation, meals, etc. It was awesome when Gaga was playing in Glasgow with TMB. Just half an hour's drive away for me. I naively thought it would always be like this. I'm very on the fence about Adelaide thats why i didnt say anything. Yes people forget it because the arena can only do like 10000 and the stadium's are just too big for someone as young as gaga, not even Taylor is going there. Most concerts there have a capacity for 5% of the Adelaide area, which sadly is not enough Gaga fans. I contacted them last year because i had a uni project involving a concert tour, and the standing room alone for the Adelaide Oval is like 25000-30000 people, plus regular seating which is way too much, which is why Melbourne normally gets two dates to cater for Adelaide people, so unless they were dirt cheap tickets i think it would be a disappointing venue. As for the UK, someone can't do the stadiums in London and Manchester, then do smaller arena's around the country. the reason she could do three stadiums and like 130000 tickets was because the rest of the country came down to london if they wanted to see her. She would have to do only arenas for UK if she was to go everywhere and sell out like 6 or 7 O2 arenas in london alone otherwise she wont look like a touring powerhouse which is what she needs right now, because she isn't like One Direction who are doing 11 stadium shows in the UK. i think the only way she can go everywhere is to do like one Twickenham and a Manchester stadium, leave and then come back at the end of the European leg and do all the arenas, because it would be like "Oh wow, she has already played for like 65000 people in two stadium shows and now she has like played for like 100,000 more people in arenas all around the country" rather than it be like "last time she had 3 sold out stadium shows but now has to play arena's 1/3 the size" if you get me Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
MyStory 0 Posted November 30, 2013 Share Posted November 30, 2013 So, I made this MONTHS ago when we all overestimated ARTPOP and it's success.. If you see some gaps it's because it will most likely be a second date for that event. *65 in North America *8 in Latin America *28 in Europe *6 in Oceania *3 in Asia *3 in Africa NORTH AMERICA 2014 March 8 – Montreal, Canada Bell Centre March 10 – Toronto, Canada Air Canada Centre March 13 – Vancouver, Canada Rogers Arena March 16 – Tacoma, USA Tacoma Dome March 18 – San Jose, USA HP Pavilion at San Jose March 21 – Los Angeles, USA Staples Center March 24 – Las Vegas, USA MGM Grand Garden Arena March 27 – Phoenix, USA US Airways Center March 29 – Broomfield, USA 1stBank Center April 2 – Dallas, USA American Airlines Center April 3 – Houston, USA Toyota Center April 5 – Tulsa, USA Bank of Oklahoma Center April 7 – St. Louis, USA Scottrade Center April 8 – Kansas City, USA Sprint Center April 10 – Lincoln, USA Pinnacle Bank Arena April 13 – St. Paul, USA Xcel Energy Center April 14 - Minneapolis, USA Target Center April 16 – Chicago, USA United Center April 19 – Nashville, USA Bridgestone Arena April 21 – Miami, USA American Airlines Arena April 25 – Sunrise, USA BB&T Center April 27 – Atlanta, USA Philips Arena April 29 – Boston, USA TD Garden April 30 – Uncasville, USA Mohegan Sun May 2 – State College, USA Penn State College May 4 – Philadelphia, USA Wells Fargo Center May 7 – Atlantic City, USA Boardwalk Hall May 8 – East Rutherford (New Jersey), USA MetLife Stadium May 11 – Brooklyn (New York), USA Barclays Center May 15 – New York City, USA Yankee Stadium May 21 - Quebec City, Canada Plains of Abraham AFRICA / MIDDLE EAST 2014 June 26 - Dubai, United Arab Emirates The Sevens June 30 - Johannesburg, South Africa FNB Stadium July 5 - Durban, South Africa Moses Mabhida Stadium July 9 - Cape Town, South Africa Cape Town Stadium EUROPE 2014 July 15 - Bergen, Norway Koengen July 17 - London, England Wembley Stadium July 21 - Manchester, England Manchester Arena July 24 – Newcastle, England Metro Radio Arena July 25 - Birmingham, England LG arena July 27 - Cardiff, England Millennium Stadium July 29 - Edinburgh, Scotland Murrayfield Stadium August 1 - Dublin, Ireland Aviva Stadium August 4 - Amsterdam, Netherlands Ziggo Dome August 7 - Antwerp, Belgium Sportpaleis August 10 - Köln, Germany Lanxess Arena August 12 – Frankfurt, Germany August 14 – Berlin, Germany August 17 - Vienna, Austria Ernst-Happel-Stadion August 19 - Zurich, Switzerland Hallenstadion August 22 - Helsinki, Finland Helsinki Olympic Stadium August 24 - Stockholm, Sweden Globen August 27 - Oslo, Norway Telenor Arena August 29 - Copenhagen, Denmark Parken Stadium August 31 - Paris, France Stade de France September 3 - Nice, France Stade Charles-Ehrmann September 5 - Barcelona, Spain Palau Saint Jordi September 8 - Madrid, Spain Santiago Bernabéu Stadium September 10 - Lisbon, Portugal Estádio Cidade de Coimbra September 13 - Rome, Italy Stadio Olimpico September 15 ¬â€“ Zagreb, Croatia Stadion Maksimir September 17 – Athens, Greece Karaiskakis Stadium September 19 – Istanbul, Turkey Türk Telekom Arena ASIA / MIDDLE EAST 2014 September 22 – Kolkata, India Salt Lake Stadium September 24 – Hong Kong, China Hong Kong Stadium September 28 – Tokyo, Japan Tokyo Dome October 4 – Saitama, Japan Saitama Super Arena October 8 – Manila, Philippines Mall Of Asia October 10 – Hanoi, Vietnam National Stadium October 12 – Bangkok, Thailand Rajamangala Stadium October 14 – Singapore National Stadium OCEANIA 2014 October 21 – Auckland, New Zealand Mount Smart Stadium October 24 – Brisbane, Australia Suncorp Stadium October 29 – Sydney, Australia ANZ Stadium November 5 – Melbourne, Australia Melbourne Cricket Ground November 11 – Perth, Australia Perth Arena November 15 – Adelaide, Australia Adelaide Entertainment Centre LATIN AMERICA 2014 November 23 – Mexico City, Mexico Foro Sol November 27 – San Jose, Costa Rica Estadio Nacional de Costa Rica November 29 – MedellÃn, Columbia Estadio Atanasio Girardot December 3 – Caracas, Venezuela Estadio de Fútbol Universidad Simón BolÃvar December 6 – Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Parque dos Atletas December 9 – São Paulo, Brazil Estádio do Morumbi December 15 – Buenos Aires, Argentina River Plate Stadium December 20 – Santiago, Chile Estadio Nacional de Chile NORTH AMERICA 2015 January 19 – Dallas, USA American Airlines Center January 22 – Houston, USA Toyota Center January 23 – Austin, USA Frank Erwin Center January 25 – San Antonio, USA AT&T Center January 27 – Glendale, USA Jobing.com Arena January 28 – Phoenix, USA US Airways Center February 3 – Denver, USA Pepsi Center February 5 – Salt Lake City, USA Energy Solutions Arena February 7 – Las Vegas, USA MGM Grand Garden Arena February 10 – San Jose, USA HP Pavilion at San Jose February 13 – Los Angeles, USA Staples Center February 19 – Vancouver, Canada BC Place Stadium February 22 – Tacoma, USA Tacoma Dome February 23 – Portland, USA Rose Garden February 25 – Omaha, USA Century Link Center Omaha February 27 – Wichita, USA Intrust Bank Arena February 28 – Tulsa, USA BOK Center March 2 – Chicago, USA United Center March 6 – Kansas City, USA Sprint Center March 8 – Miami, USA American Airlines Arena March 11 – Sunrise, USA BB&T Center March 12 – Tampa, USA Tampa Bay Times Forum March 14 – Atlanta, USA Philips Arena March 16 – Nashville, USA Bridgestone Arena March 18 – New York City, USA Madison Square Garden March 22 – Washington DC, USA Verizon Center March 23 – Boston, USA TD Garden March 25 – Buffalo, USA First Niagara Center March 28 – New York City Barclays Center March 30 – Atlantic City, USA Boardwalk Hall April 8 – Toronto, Canada Air Canada Centre April 12 – Ottawa, Canada Scotiabank Place April 14 – Montreal, Canada Bell Centre April 17 – Cleveland, USA Quicken Loans Arena April 19 – Philadelphia, USA Wells Fargo Center Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Foivos 64 Posted November 30, 2013 Share Posted November 30, 2013 I love that you included Greece in the list. Here every major international artist gathers at least 30.000 people. Even Lana Del Rey gathered 20.000 people! Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
TSUNAMI 21,010 Posted November 30, 2013 Share Posted November 30, 2013 Zagreb :legend: Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
hell0samuel 60 Posted November 30, 2013 Share Posted November 30, 2013 Here are mine: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B1xjSLIyjQ0HTjJ0ai1hWHVYLVE/edit?usp=sharing it is a big tour, something i think that would only be possible after ARTPOP 2.0, with some good promo I originally made most of this tour before ARTPOP was released, which was this version: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B1xjSLIyjQ0HSWhTU3ZNUUlOSmc/edit?usp=sharing but I made a few minor changes. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Joeygagamonster 31 Posted November 30, 2013 Share Posted November 30, 2013 No Atlantic City.. Really?! -_- Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
StrawberryBlond 14,862 Posted December 1, 2013 Author Share Posted December 1, 2013 I'm very on the fence about Adelaide thats why i didnt say anything. Yes people forget it because the arena can only do like 10000 and the stadium's are just too big for someone as young as gaga, not even Taylor is going there. Most concerts there have a capacity for 5% of the Adelaide area, which sadly is not enough Gaga fans. I contacted them last year because i had a uni project involving a concert tour, and the standing room alone for the Adelaide Oval is like 25000-30000 people, plus regular seating which is way too much, which is why Melbourne normally gets two dates to cater for Adelaide people, so unless they were dirt cheap tickets i think it would be a disappointing venue. As for the UK, someone can't do the stadiums in London and Manchester, then do smaller arena's around the country. the reason she could do three stadiums and like 130000 tickets was because the rest of the country came down to london if they wanted to see her. She would have to do only arenas for UK if she was to go everywhere and sell out like 6 or 7 O2 arenas in london alone otherwise she wont look like a touring powerhouse which is what she needs right now, because she isn't like One Direction who are doing 11 stadium shows in the UK. i think the only way she can go everywhere is to do like one Twickenham and a Manchester stadium, leave and then come back at the end of the European leg and do all the arenas, because it would be like "Oh wow, she has already played for like 65000 people in two stadium shows and now she has like played for like 100,000 more people in arenas all around the country" rather than it be like "last time she had 3 sold out stadium shows but now has to play arena's 1/3 the size" if you get me Yeah, I'm thinking that I may substitute the Adelaide date for another one in Perth. I'm sure enough people will want to go to a second date there. Even if she only fills less than half the place, it'll still go on record as sold out. Yes, everyone in the country went to these places to see her, but there were lots who couldn't because of restrictions. If there was a concert nearby, they would have gone to it. She missed out on so much money because she only did the midlands and the south. Doing a mix of stadiums and arenas in the country does make her look like a touring powerhouse. A venue is a venue. I've never understood why, particularly, in Australia, the fashion is to do never-ending arena legs. Pink could make her tours so much quicker if she just did stadiums in Australia. I don't understand why someone would want to do so many arena gigs in the same cities. There's the argument that doing tons of arenas looks more impressive than just doing a handful of stadiums. Well, in my opinion, that's nonsense. Stadiums accomodate far more people, so doing several of them in one country looks far more impressive. While doing 4-5 arena dates are the equivalent of one stadium, it doesn't look as impressive in my eyes - just unnecessary. I think it would be a bad idea to leave the UK and come back near the end to do more shows. Everyone will be thinking that those two stadium gigs were all they were getting and go to them. By the time she announces more arena dates later in the year, the public will have moved on, the fans will be out of money (because they spent it all on going to Manchester and/or London as well as tickets and accomodation) and some younger fans might not be allowed to go a second time by their parents. I also think getting all her dates over and done with quickly in the UK will make people hungry for her to come back on her next tour. Just like you told me, if I trusted you about Australia, you'll trust me about the UK. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
jman 56 Posted December 1, 2013 Share Posted December 1, 2013 Yeah, I'm thinking that I may substitute the Adelaide date for another one in Perth. I'm sure enough people will want to go to a second date there. Even if she only fills less than half the place, it'll still go on record as sold out. Yes, everyone in the country went to these places to see her, but there were lots who couldn't because of restrictions. If there was a concert nearby, they would have gone to it. She missed out on so much money because she only did the midlands and the south. Doing a mix of stadiums and arenas in the country does make her look like a touring powerhouse. A venue is a venue. I've never understood why, particularly, in Australia, the fashion is to do never-ending arena legs. Pink could make her tours so much quicker if she just did stadiums in Australia. I don't understand why someone would want to do so many arena gigs in the same cities. There's the argument that doing tons of arenas looks more impressive than just doing a handful of stadiums. Well, in my opinion, that's nonsense. Stadiums accomodate far more people, so doing several of them in one country looks far more impressive. While doing 4-5 arena dates are the equivalent of one stadium, it doesn't look as impressive in my eyes - just unnecessary. I think it would be a bad idea to leave the UK and come back near the end to do more shows. Everyone will be thinking that those two stadium gigs were all they were getting and go to them. By the time she announces more arena dates later in the year, the public will have moved on, the fans will be out of money (because they spent it all on going to Manchester and/or London as well as tickets and accomodation) and some younger fans might not be allowed to go a second time by their parents. I also think getting all her dates over and done with quickly in the UK will make people hungry for her to come back on her next tour. Just like you told me, if I trusted you about Australia, you'll trust me about the UK. The thing with long arena dates in Australia i that people see atleast have of the shows in a city, ie. one person will go to 3 out of four shows in sydney, which is why they do lots in a city. Pink could've done stadium shows here but only one in each city, 5 stadium only shows with maybe 200,000 tickets at best doesn't sound as good as 46 arena shows with 593817 tickets (235000 just for melbourne) sounds, looks and money wise is heaps more impressive. Besides, Australia is far away from most concertish countries, pink had to charter a 747 jet just to bring everything over, so they need to be able to make money back after transporting everything (I'm researching it, and it costs a lot) The UK on the other hand, i believe a mix of stadium and arena shows are the way to go, but either way you look at it, people are either going to all go for the stadium shows and the arena ones not be very succesful, or everyone goes for arena shows and another gets added and then a stadium won't be filled and becomes less impressive. The only way i think she could be successful would be to just do a separate UK leg (like Pink in Australia) and keep adding more and more dates until it is absolutely done, but if lots of arenas get done, there is a chance to break something again which would be disastrous. If one London and a Manchester stadium date were announced, along with "more dates across the UK later in the tour" marketed in a fashion like that, so all the London and Manchester people get tickets for the stadiums everyone else can then wait for arena dates or if the demand isn't there, add another London date or be done and move to the next country Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Pop Muse Tumblr 1 Posted December 1, 2013 Share Posted December 1, 2013 Yeah, I'm thinking that I may substitute the Adelaide date for another one in Perth. I'm sure enough people will want to go to a second date there. Even if she only fills less than half the place, it'll still go on record as sold out. Yes, everyone in the country went to these places to see her, but there were lots who couldn't because of restrictions. If there was a concert nearby, they would have gone to it. She missed out on so much money because she only did the midlands and the south. Doing a mix of stadiums and arenas in the country does make her look like a touring powerhouse. A venue is a venue. I've never understood why, particularly, in Australia, the fashion is to do never-ending arena legs. Pink could make her tours so much quicker if she just did stadiums in Australia. I don't understand why someone would want to do so many arena gigs in the same cities. There's the argument that doing tons of arenas looks more impressive than just doing a handful of stadiums. Well, in my opinion, that's nonsense. Stadiums accomodate far more people, so doing several of them in one country looks far more impressive. While doing 4-5 arena dates are the equivalent of one stadium, it doesn't look as impressive in my eyes - just unnecessary. I think it would be a bad idea to leave the UK and come back near the end to do more shows. Everyone will be thinking that those two stadium gigs were all they were getting and go to them. By the time she announces more arena dates later in the year, the public will have moved on, the fans will be out of money (because they spent it all on going to Manchester and/or London as well as tickets and accomodation) and some younger fans might not be allowed to go a second time by their parents. I also think getting all her dates over and done with quickly in the UK will make people hungry for her to come back on her next tour. Just like you told me, if I trusted you about Australia, you'll trust me about the UK. which is why taylor swift is all over the news for being the first woman since madonna to do stadiums in australia! Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
YCHofficial 5,293 Posted December 1, 2013 Share Posted December 1, 2013 Well.. I was bored anyway xD ARTPOP 2014-2015 WORLD TOUR NORTH AMERICA March 03, 2014 - Montreal, Canada - Bell Centre March 04, 2014 - Montreal, Canada - Bell Centre March 06, 2014 - Toronto, Canada - Air Canada Centre March 08, 2014 - Buffalo, USA - First Niagara Center March 10, 2014 - Boston, USA - TD Garden March 13, 2014 - New York, USA - Madison Square Garden March 14, 2014 - New York, USA - Madison Square Garden March 16, 2014 - New York, USA - Madison Square Garden March 17, 2014 - New York, USA - Madison Square Garden March 20, 2014 - Atlanta, USA - Philips Arena March 21, 2014 - Atlanta, USA - Philips Arena March 23, 2014 - Miami, USA - American Airlines Arena March 25, 2014 - New Orleans. USA - New Orleans Arena March 26, 2014 - New Orleans. USA - New Orleans Arena March 28, 2014 - Dallas, USA - American Airlines Center March 29, 2014 - Dallas, USA - American Airlines Center April 02, 2014 - Oklahoma City, USA - Chesapeake Energy Arena April 03, 2014 - Oklahoma City, USA - Chesapeake Energy Arena April 05, 2014 - Omaha. USA - CenturyLink Center Omaha April 08, 2014 - Denver, USA - Pepsi Center April 09, 2014 - Denver, USA - Pepsi Center April 12, 2014 - Phoenix, USA - US Airways Center April 13, 2014 - Phoenix, USA - US Airways Center April 16, 2014 - Los Angeles, USA - Staples Center April 17, 2014 - Los Angeles, USA - Staples Center April 19, 2014 - Los Angeles, USA - Staples Center April 21, 2014 - Tacoma, USA - Tacoma Dome April 23, 2014 - Vancouver, Canada - Rogers Arena April 24, 2014 - Vancouver, Canada - Rogers Arena EUROPE June 02, 2014 - Dublin, Ireland - The O2 Dublin June 03, 2014 - Dublin, Ireland - The O2 Dublin June 06, 2014 - Manchester, UK - Manchester Arena June 07, 2014 - Manchester, UK - Manchester Arena June 09, 2014 - London, UK - The O2 Arena June 10, 2014 - London, UK - The O2 Arena June 12, 2014 - London, UK - The O2 Arena June 16, 2014 - Amsterdam, Netherlands - Ziggo Dome June 17, 2014 - Amsterdam, Netherlands - Ziggo Dome June 19, 2014 - Antwerp, Belgium - Sportpaleis June 20, 2014 - Antwerp, Belgium - Sportpaleis June 23, 2014 - Paris, France - Palais Omnisports de Paris Bercy June 24, 2014 - Paris, France - Palais Omnisports de Paris Bercy June 26, 2014 - Paris, France - Palais Omnisports de Paris Bercy June 30, 2014 - Lisbon, Portugal - MEO Arena July 01, 2014 - Lisbon, Portugal - MEO Arena July 04, 2014 - Madrid, Spain - Palacio de Deportes de la Comunidad de Madrid July 07, 2014 - Barcelona, Spain - Palau Sant Jordi July 08, 2014 - Barcelona, Spain - Palau Sant Jordi July 11, 2014 - Zurich, Switzerland - Hallenstadion July 12, 2014 - Zurich, Switzerland - Hallenstadion July 15, 2014 - Berlin, Germany - O2 World Berlin July 16, 2014 - Berlin, Germany - O2 World Berlin July 18, 2014 - Berlin, Germany - O2 World Berlin July 21, 2014 - Hamburg, Germany - O2 World Hamburg July 21, 2014 - Hamburg, Germany - O2 World Hamburg July 24, 2014 - Copenhagen, Denmark - Parken Stadium July 28, 2014 - Oslo, Norway - Telenor Arena August 04, 2014 - Helsinki, Finland - Hartwall Areena August 05, 2014 - Helsinki, Finland - Hartwall Areena August 08, 2014 - Talinn, Estonia - Tallinn Song Festival Grounds August 11, 2014 - Riga, Latvia - MeÃ…¾aparks August 14, 2014 - Vilnius, Lithuania - Vingis Park August 17, 2014 - Kraków, Poland - Kraków Arena August 20, 2014 - Prague, Czech Republic - O2 Arena August 22, 2014 - Vienna, Austria - Wiener Stadthalle August 23, 2014 - Vienna, Austria - Wiener Stadthalle August 26, 2014 - Turin, Italy - Torino Palasport Olimpico August 27, 2014 - Turin, Italy - Torino Palasport Olimpico August 30, 2014 - Ljubljana, Slovenia - Arena StoÃ…¾ice September 02, 2014 - Zagreb, Croatia - Arena Zagreb September 05, 2014 - Bucharest, Romania - Romexpo September 08, 2014 - Sofia, Bulgaria - Armeets Arena September 11, 2014 - Istanbul, Turkey - Sinan Erdem Dome ASIA September 20, 2014 - Abu Dabi, UAE - du Arena September 25, 2014 - New Dehli, India - Indira Gandhi Arena September 28, 2014 - HONG KONG - Hong Kong Stadium September 29, 2014 - HONG KONG - Hong Kong Stadium October 04, 2014 - Seoul, South Korea - Olympic Stadium October 07. 2014 - Tokyo, Japan - Tokyo Dome October 08. 2014 - Tokyo, Japan - Tokyo Dome October 10. 2014 - Tokyo, Japan - Tokyo Dome October 15, 2014 - Bangkok, Thailand - Rajamangala Stadium October 18, 2014 - Quezon City, Philippines - Araneta Coliseum October 19, 2014 - Quezon City, Philippines - Araneta Coliseum OCEANIA: October 26, 2014 - Auckland, New Zealand - Vector Arena October 27, 2014 - Auckland, New Zealand - Vector Arena October 29, 2014 - Auckland, New Zealand - Vector Arena October 31, 2014 - Auckland, New Zealand - Vector Arena November 05, 2014 - Brisbane, Australia - Brisbane Entertainment Centre November 06, 2014 - Brisbane, Australia - Brisbane Entertainment Centre November 08, 2014 - Brisbane, Australia - Brisbane Entertainment Centre November 09, 2014 - Brisbane, Australia - Brisbane Entertainment Centre November 11, 2014 - Brisbane, Australia - Brisbane Entertainment Centre November 15, 2014 - Melbourne, Australia - Rod Laver Arena November 17, 2014 - Melbourne, Australia - Rod Laver Arena November 18, 2014 - Melbourne, Australia - Rod Laver Arena November 23, 2014 - Adelaide, Australia - AAMI Stadium November 27, 2014 - Perth, Australia - Perth Arena November 28, 2014 - Perth, Australia - Perth Arena AFRICA: December 09, 2014 - Johannesburg, South Africa - FNB Stadium December 11, 2014 - Cape Town, South Africa - Cape Town Stadium SOUTH AMERICA: January 03, 2015 - Buenos Aires, Argentina - Estadio Antonio Vespucio Liberti January 07, 2015 - Santiago, Chile - Estadio Nacional Julio MartÃnez Prádanos January 12, 2015 - Asunción, Paraguay - Estadio Defensores del Chaco January 15, 2015 - Sao Paulo, Brazil - Estádio CÃcero Pompeu de Toledo January 18, 2015 - Rio de Janeiro, Brazil - Estádio Jornalista Mário Filho January 22, 2015 - Lima, Peru - Estadio Universidad San Marcos January 26, 2015 - Palmira, Colombia - Estadio Deportivo Calà NORTH AMERICA: January 31, 2015 - San José, Costa Rica - Estadio Nacional de Costa Rica February 03, 2015 - Mexico City, Mexico - Estadio Azteca -INSERT HERE A FEW MORE AMERICAN AND CANADIAN DATES- ----END TOUR--- Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
jman 56 Posted December 1, 2013 Share Posted December 1, 2013 Well.. I was bored anyway xD ARTPOP 2014-2015 WORLD TOUR NORTH AMERICA March 03, 2014 - Montreal, Canada - Bell Centre March 04, 2014 - Montreal, Canada - Bell Centre March 06, 2014 - Toronto, Canada - Air Canada Centre March 08, 2014 - Buffalo, USA - First Niagara Center March 10, 2014 - Boston, USA - TD Garden March 13, 2014 - New York, USA - Madison Square Garden March 14, 2014 - New York, USA - Madison Square Garden March 16, 2014 - New York, USA - Madison Square Garden March 17, 2014 - New York, USA - Madison Square Garden March 20, 2014 - Atlanta, USA - Philips Arena March 21, 2014 - Atlanta, USA - Philips Arena March 23, 2014 - Miami, USA - American Airlines Arena March 25, 2014 - New Orleans. USA - New Orleans Arena March 26, 2014 - New Orleans. USA - New Orleans Arena March 28, 2014 - Dallas, USA - American Airlines Center March 29, 2014 - Dallas, USA - American Airlines Center April 02, 2014 - Oklahoma City, USA - Chesapeake Energy Arena April 03, 2014 - Oklahoma City, USA - Chesapeake Energy Arena April 05, 2014 - Omaha. USA - CenturyLink Center Omaha April 08, 2014 - Denver, USA - Pepsi Center April 09, 2014 - Denver, USA - Pepsi Center April 12, 2014 - Phoenix, USA - US Airways Center April 13, 2014 - Phoenix, USA - US Airways Center April 16, 2014 - Los Angeles, USA - Staples Center April 17, 2014 - Los Angeles, USA - Staples Center April 19, 2014 - Los Angeles, USA - Staples Center April 21, 2014 - Tacoma, USA - Tacoma Dome April 23, 2014 - Vancouver, Canada - Rogers Arena April 24, 2014 - Vancouver, Canada - Rogers Arena EUROPE June 02, 2014 - Dublin, Ireland - The O2 Dublin June 03, 2014 - Dublin, Ireland - The O2 Dublin June 06, 2014 - Manchester, UK - Manchester Arena June 07, 2014 - Manchester, UK - Manchester Arena June 09, 2014 - London, UK - The O2 Arena June 10, 2014 - London, UK - The O2 Arena June 12, 2014 - London, UK - The O2 Arena June 16, 2014 - Amsterdam, Netherlands - Ziggo Dome June 17, 2014 - Amsterdam, Netherlands - Ziggo Dome June 19, 2014 - Antwerp, Belgium - Sportpaleis June 20, 2014 - Antwerp, Belgium - Sportpaleis June 23, 2014 - Paris, France - Palais Omnisports de Paris Bercy June 24, 2014 - Paris, France - Palais Omnisports de Paris Bercy June 26, 2014 - Paris, France - Palais Omnisports de Paris Bercy June 30, 2014 - Lisbon, Portugal - MEO Arena July 01, 2014 - Lisbon, Portugal - MEO Arena July 04, 2014 - Madrid, Spain - Palacio de Deportes de la Comunidad de Madrid July 07, 2014 - Barcelona, Spain - Palau Sant Jordi July 08, 2014 - Barcelona, Spain - Palau Sant Jordi July 11, 2014 - Zurich, Switzerland - Hallenstadion July 12, 2014 - Zurich, Switzerland - Hallenstadion July 15, 2014 - Berlin, Germany - O2 World Berlin July 16, 2014 - Berlin, Germany - O2 World Berlin July 18, 2014 - Berlin, Germany - O2 World Berlin July 21, 2014 - Hamburg, Germany - O2 World Hamburg July 21, 2014 - Hamburg, Germany - O2 World Hamburg July 24, 2014 - Copenhagen, Denmark - Parken Stadium July 28, 2014 - Oslo, Norway - Telenor Arena August 04, 2014 - Helsinki, Finland - Hartwall Areena August 05, 2014 - Helsinki, Finland - Hartwall Areena August 08, 2014 - Talinn, Estonia - Tallinn Song Festival Grounds August 11, 2014 - Riga, Latvia - MeÃ…¾aparks August 14, 2014 - Vilnius, Lithuania - Vingis Park August 17, 2014 - Kraków, Poland - Kraków Arena August 20, 2014 - Prague, Czech Republic - O2 Arena August 22, 2014 - Vienna, Austria - Wiener Stadthalle August 23, 2014 - Vienna, Austria - Wiener Stadthalle August 26, 2014 - Turin, Italy - Torino Palasport Olimpico August 27, 2014 - Turin, Italy - Torino Palasport Olimpico August 30, 2014 - Ljubljana, Slovenia - Arena StoÃ…¾ice September 02, 2014 - Zagreb, Croatia - Arena Zagreb September 05, 2014 - Bucharest, Romania - Romexpo September 08, 2014 - Sofia, Bulgaria - Armeets Arena September 11, 2014 - Istanbul, Turkey - Sinan Erdem Dome ASIA September 20, 2014 - Abu Dabi, UAE - du Arena September 25, 2014 - New Dehli, India - Indira Gandhi Arena September 28, 2014 - HONG KONG - Hong Kong Stadium September 29, 2014 - HONG KONG - Hong Kong Stadium October 04, 2014 - Seoul, South Korea - Olympic Stadium October 07. 2014 - Tokyo, Japan - Tokyo Dome October 08. 2014 - Tokyo, Japan - Tokyo Dome October 10. 2014 - Tokyo, Japan - Tokyo Dome October 15, 2014 - Bangkok, Thailand - Rajamangala Stadium October 18, 2014 - Quezon City, Philippines - Araneta Coliseum October 19, 2014 - Quezon City, Philippines - Araneta Coliseum OCEANIA: October 26, 2014 - Auckland, New Zealand - Vector Arena October 27, 2014 - Auckland, New Zealand - Vector Arena October 29, 2014 - Auckland, New Zealand - Vector Arena October 31, 2014 - Auckland, New Zealand - Vector Arena November 05, 2014 - Brisbane, Australia - Brisbane Entertainment Centre November 06, 2014 - Brisbane, Australia - Brisbane Entertainment Centre November 08, 2014 - Brisbane, Australia - Brisbane Entertainment Centre November 09, 2014 - Brisbane, Australia - Brisbane Entertainment Centre November 11, 2014 - Brisbane, Australia - Brisbane Entertainment Centre November 15, 2014 - Melbourne, Australia - Rod Laver Arena November 17, 2014 - Melbourne, Australia - Rod Laver Arena November 18, 2014 - Melbourne, Australia - Rod Laver Arena November 23, 2014 - Adelaide, Australia - AAMI Stadium November 27, 2014 - Perth, Australia - Perth Arena November 28, 2014 - Perth, Australia - Perth Arena AFRICA: December 09, 2014 - Johannesburg, South Africa - FNB Stadium December 11, 2014 - Cape Town, South Africa - Cape Town Stadium SOUTH AMERICA: January 03, 2015 - Buenos Aires, Argentina - Estadio Antonio Vespucio Liberti January 07, 2015 - Santiago, Chile - Estadio Nacional Julio MartÃnez Prádanos January 12, 2015 - Asunción, Paraguay - Estadio Defensores del Chaco January 15, 2015 - Sao Paulo, Brazil - Estádio CÃcero Pompeu de Toledo January 18, 2015 - Rio de Janeiro, Brazil - Estádio Jornalista Mário Filho January 22, 2015 - Lima, Peru - Estadio Universidad San Marcos January 26, 2015 - Palmira, Colombia - Estadio Deportivo Calà NORTH AMERICA: January 31, 2015 - San José, Costa Rica - Estadio Nacional de Costa Rica February 03, 2015 - Mexico City, Mexico - Estadio Azteca -INSERT HERE A FEW MORE AMERICAN AND CANADIAN DATES- ----END TOUR--- No Sydney and the most dates anywhere in Brisbane? 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AuraBurqaSwag 0 Posted December 1, 2013 Share Posted December 1, 2013 Yes, it's that time again where we post our tour schedule to make us feel like we're the tour planners/promoters. As the announcement is coming next month, most likely, we won't have fun with this much longer, so you have to make yours soon! Here's mine. I included a good mix of arenas and stadiums and have put the estimated concert capacity beside each one. If she's really popular in one area, she gets stadiums, less popular, she gets arenas, which is how I think it should work (except for one country because there's literally nowhere else she could do the show except this huge area as the biggest arena's too small). Considering how much of a disaster the BTWB was in eastern Europe and some parts of Latin America, I'm not being as ambitious with the venues. I'd rather she played smaller venues and sold them out 100% as opposed to filling less than half a stadium. However, I have placed a standard on the venues: no venue less than 13,000. I think it's important that her smallest venues capacity increases with every tour. I also paid no attention to her situation with potentially being cancelled in some countries like Indonesia. Providing she's allowed everywhere, this is my vision: My version of the ARTPOP tour (142 dates) NORTH AMERICA (46 dates) Bridgeview, ILLINOIS – Toyota Park (28,000) Indianapolis, INDIANA – Bankers Life Fieldhouse (19,000) Detroit, MICHIGAN – The Palace of Auburn Hills (22,500) Toronto, CANADA – Air Canada Centre (15,000+) Columbus, OHIO – Nationwide Arena (21,000) Philadelphia, PENNSYLVANIA – Wells Fargo Center (21,000) Pittsburgh, PENNSYLVANIA – Consol Energy Center (14,500) Bronx, NEW YORK – Yankee Stadium (50,000) Buffalo, NEW YORK – First Niagara Center (18,500) Montreal, CANADA – Bell Centre (15,000) Boston, MASSACHUSETTS – TD Garden (20,000) Hartford, CONNECTICUT – XL Center (16,606) Newark, NEW JERSEY – Prudential Center (19,000) Washington D.C, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA – Nationals Park (41,000+) Richmond, VIRGINIA – Richmond Coliseum (13,550) Lexington, KENTUCKY – Rupp Arena (24,500) Knoxville, TENNESSEE – Thompson-Boling Arena (25,000) Charlotte, NORTH CAROLINA – Time Warner Cable Arena (15,000+) Atlanta, GEORGIA – Phillips Arena (21,500) Tampa, FLORIDA – Tampa Bay Times Forum (21,500) Miami, FLORIDA – Bicentennial Park (up to 55,000) New Orleans, LOUISIANA – New Orleans Arena (19,000) Houston, TEXAS – Minute Maid Park (40,000+) Dallas, TEXAS – American Airlines Arena (21,000) Tulsa, OKLAHOMA – BOK Center (13,644) Kansas City, MISSOURI – Sprint Center (19,252) St Louis, MISSOURI – Scottrade Center (22,000) Lincoln, NEBRASKA – Pinnacle Bank Arena (14,620) Des Moines, IOWA – Wells Fargo Arena (16,285) * Milwaukee, WISCONSIN – BMO Harris Bradley Center (20,000) Saint Paul, MINNESOTA – Xcel Energy Center (13,000+) Grand Forks, NORTH DAKOTA – Alerus Center (21,000) Winnipeg, CANADA – MTS Centre (16,170) Edmonton, CANADA – Rexall Place (13,000+) * Denver, COLORADO – Pepsi Center (20,000) Albuquerque, NEW MEXICO – Isleta Ampitheater (15,000) Phoenix, ARIZONA – US Airways Center (19,500) Salt Lake City, UTAH – EnergySolutions Arena (15,000) Whitney, NEVADA – Sam Boyd Stadium (40,000) Vancouver, CANADA – BC Place Stadium (54,000+) Seattle, WASHINGTON – KeyArena (16,641) Portland, OREGON – Moda Center (15,000) Sacramento, CALIFORNIA – Sleep Train Arena (16,517) Fresno, CALIFORNIA – Save Mart Center (16,182) * Los Angeles, CALIFORNIA – Dodger Stadium (60,000+) Honolulu, HAWAII – Hilton Hotel Hawaiian Village (13,000+) * OCEANIA (7 dates) Auckland, New Zealand – Mount Smart Stadium (47,000) Melbourne, Australia – AAMI Park (30,000+) Melbourne, Australia – AAMI Park (30,000+) Adelaide, Australia – Adelaide Oval (53,500+) Sydney, Australia – Allianz Stadium (53,000) Brisbane, Australia – Suncorp Stadium (52,000+) Perth, Australia – nib Stadium (25,000) ASIA (24 dates) Tokyo, Japan – Tokyo Dome (50,000) Tokyo, Japan – Tokyo Dome (50,000) Osaka, Japan – Osaka-jo Hall (16,000+) Fukuoka, Japan – Marine Messe Fukuoka (15,000) Seoul, South Korea – Seoul Olympic Stadium (72,000) Beijing, China – Mastercard Center (18,000) Shangahi, China – Mercedes-Benz Arena (18,000) * Taipei, Taiwan – Taipei Municipal Stadium (20,000+) Cotai, Macau – Cotai Arena (15,000) * Chek Lap Kok, Hong Kong – AsiaWorld Arena (16,000) Chek Lap Kok, Hong Kong – AsiaWorld Arena (16,000) Chek Lap Kok, Hong Kong – AsiaWorld Arena (16,000) Pasay, Phillippines – SM Mall Of Asia Arena (20,000) Jakarta, Indonesia – Gelora Bung Karno Stadium (88,000+) * Marina Bay, Singapore – The Float @Marina Bay (30,000) Marina Bay, Singapore – The Float @Marina Bay (30,000) Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia – Stadium Merdeka (25,000) Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam – Quan khu 7 Stadium (25,000) * Bangkok, Thailand – Rajmangala Stadium (65,000) New Delhi, India – Indira Ghandi Arena (25,000) * Move to Mumbai, India Abu Dhabi, UAE – Yas Arena (25,000) Tel Aviv, Israel - Yarkon Park (50,000+) Beirut, Lebanon – Beirut International Exhibition & Leisure Center (20,000) * Baku, Azerbijan – Baku Crystal Hall (25,000) * EUROPE (39 dates) Istanbul, Turkey – Sinan Erdem Dome (22,500) * Athens, Greece – O.A.C.A. Olympic Indoor Arena (30,000) Sofia, Bulgaria – Armeets Arena (15,000) Bucharest, Romania – Piata Constitutiei (45,000+) Zagreb, Croatia – Arena Zagreb (18,680) Budapest, Hungary – Budapest Sports Arena (15,000) Donetsk, Ukraine – Donbass Arena (52,000+) Minsk, Belarus – Minsk Arena (15,000) Kaunas, Lithuania – Zalgiris Arena (17,500) Riga, Latvia – Riga Arena (14,800) Moscow, Russia – VTB Arena (45,000) Saint Petersburg, Russia – SCC Petersburgsky (20,000) Tallinn, Estonia – A. Le Coq Arena (25,000) Tampere, Finland – Tampere Stadium (32,000) Stockholm, Sweden – Tele2 Arena (45,000) Oslo, Norway – Telenor Arena (23,000) Copenhagen, Denmark – Parken Stadium (60,000) Prague, Czech Republic – O2 Arena (18,000) Vienna, Austria – Wiener Stadthalle (16,000) Pesaro, Italy – ADRIATIC Arena (13,000) Bern, Switzerland – Stade De Suisse (45,000) Cologne, Germany – RheinEnergieStadion (50,000) Berlin, Germany – O2 World (17,000) Hamburg, Germany – O2 World (16,000) Arnhem, Netherlands – Gelredome (34,000) Antwerp, Belgium – Sportpaleis (19,000+) Antwerp, Belgium – Sportpaleis (19,000+) London, UK – Twickenham Stadium (55,000) Swansea, UK – Liberty Stadium (20,750+) Birmingham, UK – LG Arena (15,643) Manchester, UK – Phones 4U Arena (19,350) Gateshead, UK – Gateshead International Stadium (30,000) Glasgow, UK – SSE Hydro (13,000) Dublin, Ireland – Aviva Stadium (65,000) Lisbon, Portugal – MEO Arena (20,000+) Madrid, Spain – Placio de Deportes (18,000) Barcelona, Spain – Palau Sant Jordi (24,000) Montpellier, France – Park&Suites Arena (14,000) Paris, France – Stade De France (80,000+) AFRICA (3 dates) Tunis, Tunisia – Stade El Menzah (45,000) * Cape Town, South Africa – Cape Town Stadium (60,000+) Johannesburg, South Africa – FNB Stadium (67,000+) CARRIBEAN (4 dates) Port of Spain, Trinidad & Tobago – Queens Park Oval (25,000+) Fontabelle, Barbados – Kensington Oval (28,000+) San Juan, Puerto Rico – Hiram Bithorn Stadium (18,000+) Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic – Estadio Quisqueya (25,000) CENTRAL/SOUTH AMERICA (19 dates) Monterrey, Mexico – Monterrey Arena (17,000+) Mexico City, Mexico – Foro Sol (55,000) Guatemala City, Guatemala – Estadio Cementos Progreso (14,000+) San Jose, Costa Rica – Estadio Nacional (35,000) Panama City, Panama – Estadio Nacional de Panama (27,000+) Caracas, Venezuela – Estadio de Futbol de USB (20,000+) Bogota, Colombia – Coliseo Cubierto El Campin (14,000) Cali, Colombia – Coliseo El Pueblo (18,000) * Quito, Ecuador – Coliseo General Ruminahui (16,000) * Lima, Peru – Coliseo Amauta (20,000) Lima, Peru – Coliseo Amauta (20,000) Sao Paulo, Brazil – Allianz Parque (60,000) Brasilia, Brazil – Nilson Nelson Gymnasium (16,000) Rio de Janeiro, Brazil – HSBC Arena (18,768) Rio de Janeiro, Brazil – HSBC Arena (18,768) Asuncion, Paraguay – Hipodromo de Asuncion (30,000+) * Montevideo, Uruguay – Estadio Gran Parque Central (27,000+) * Santiago, Chile – Estadio Nacional Julio Martinez Pradanos (47,000+) Buenos Aires, Argentina – River Plate Stadium (67,000+) Let me know what you think. I hope I haven't been too delusional with the dates. Some places were also very hard to judge because the biggest arena was too small and the smallest stadium was too big, so I had to go either way or find a park. EDIT: Australia's, Hong Kong's and Estonia's dates have been altered after extended research. * means hell no! Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
jman 56 Posted December 1, 2013 Share Posted December 1, 2013 * means hell no! What's wrong with those ones? Maybe only the California one but what about the rest is wrong? Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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