What's Love? Tour

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The What's Love? Tour was a full North American concert tour in support of Tina Turner's 1993 release of her soundtrack album to her biographical film What's Love Got To Do With It?


Whats Love? Live´94
Tour by Tina Turner
Start date June 6, 1994
End date October 20, 1994
Legs 2
Shows 58 in United States
3 in Australia
61 in total
Tina Turner tour chronology
Foreign Affair Tour
(1990)		 Whats Love? Live Tour
(1994)		 Twenty Four Seven Worldtour
(2000)

[edit] Set List

[edit] Tour Dates

  • June
  • 6- Reno, NV- Lawlor Events Center- 11,800
  • 8- Portland, OR- Rose Garden Arena- 13,958
  • 10- Vancouver, BC- GM Place- 18,000
  • 12- George Walsh, WA- George Amphitheater- 20,000
  • 15- Calgary, ALB- Pengrowth Saddle Dome- 15,000
  • 16- Edmonton, ALB- Rexall Center- 12,000
  • 17- Saskatoon, SASK- Saskatchewan Place-10,000
  • 18- Winnipeg, MAN- Winnipeg Arena- 15,000
  • 20- Minneapolis, MN- Target Center- 17,000
  • 22- Kansas, MO- Kemper Arena- 18,000
  • 24- Saint Louis, MO- Savvis Center- 14,878
  • 25- Milwaukee, WI- Bradley Center- 15,849
  • 26- Indianapolis, IN- Conseco Field House- 15,121
  • 27- Chicago, IL- United Center- 16,862
  • 29- Cincinnati, OH- US Bank Arena- 17,000
  • 30- Detroit, MI- Joe Lewis Arena- 15,000
  • July
  • 1- Cleveland, OH- Quicken Loans Arena- 16,000
  • 3- Toronto, ONT- ACC- 17,434
  • 4- Montreal, QUE- Bell Center- 17,470
  • 5- Ottawa, ONT- Corel Center- 16,370
  • 8- Pittsburgh, PA- Mellon Arena- 13,101
  • 9- Hershey, PA- Giant Center- 13,000
  • 10- Buffalo, NY- HSBC Arena- 16,000
  • 12,13,14,16,17- New York, NY- Radio City Music Hall- 5,800
  • 19- East Rutherford, NJ- Continental Airlines Arena- 16,457
  • 20- Wantaugh, NY- Greatwoods Performing Arts Center- 15,000
  • 23,24- Atlantic, NJ- Board Walk Hall- 12,248
  • 25- Stowe, VT- Mountain Performing Arts Center- 10,000
  • 28- Hartford, CT- Civic Center- 10,779
  • 29- Mansfield, MA- Great Woods Performing Arts Center- 16,000
  • 30- Portland, ME- Portland Expo- 6,000
  • 31- Saratoga Springs, NY- Saratoga Springs Performing Arts Center- 25,000
  • August
  • 1- Columbia, SC- Carolina Center- 15,000
  • 4- Richmond, VA- Coliseum- 10,000
  • 5- Raleigh, NC- Entertainment Center- 14,000
  • 7- Greenville, SC- Bi Lo Center- 14,000
  • 10- Atlanta, GA- Philips Arena- 14,808
  • 12- Dallas, TX- Reunion Arena- 12,000
  • 13- Houston, TX- Compaq Center- 11,000
  • 14- San Antonio, TX- Alamo Dome- 65,000
  • 15- Little Rock, AR- Alltel Center- 16,000
  • 17- Memphis, TN- Pyramid- 18,000
  • 18- New Orleans, LA- New Orleans Arena- 18,000
  • 20- Orlando, FL- Orlando Arena- 11,207
  • 21- Tampa, FL- St. Pete Times Forum- 19,000
  • 22- Miami, FL- American Airlines Arena- 15,290
  • September
  • 10- Concord, CA- Chronicle Pavilion- 13,000
  • 11- Mountainview, CA- Shoreline Amphitheater- 22,000
  • 12- Sacramento, CA- ARCO Arena- 17,000
  • 15- San Bernardino, AZ- Civic Center- 15,000
  • 16- Tucson, AZ- Convention Center- 13,000
  • 17- Phoenix, AZ- America West Arena- 18,000
  • 18- Las Vegas, NV- MGM Grand- 12,512
  • 19,20,21,22,23- Los Angeles, CA- Greek Theater- 4,971
  • October
  • 18,19,20- Sydney, AUS- Entertainment Center- 11,500
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