Who's That Girl Tour

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Who's That Girl Tour

Tour by Madonna
Start date	June 14, 1987
End date	September 6, 1987
Legs	3
Shows	5 in Japan 22 in North America 11 in Europe 38 in Total
Madonna tour chronology
The Virgin Tour (1985)	Who's That Girl Tour (1987)	Blond Ambition Tour (1990)

After Madonna's 1985 The Virgin Tour, which took her to the biggest cities in North America, the Who's That Girl Tour 1987 was the performer's first world tour, which had her visiting cities in Japan, North America, and Europe.

Upon completion, the tour was considered the largest and highest-grossing musical concert tour ever until that time. In total, the tour grossed approximately $20 million, grossing over a half-million dollars for every date she played. It is notable, however, that the Madison Square Garden show in New York City was an AIDS benefit, with all proceeds from the show going toward the American Foundation for AIDS Research (AmFAR). The first two shows at Wembley Stadium in London sold-out at a then record-breaking time of 18 hours and 9 minutes for 144,000 tickets.

1 Opening Act
2 Setlist
3 Broadcasts and recordings
4 Tour dates
5 Personnel

[edit] Opening Act

Level 42

[edit] Setlist

"Open Your Heart"
"Lucky Star"
"True Blue"
"Papa Don't Preach"
"White Heat"
"Causing a Commotion"
"The Look of Love"
Medley: Dress You Up/Material Girl/Like a Virgin"
"Where's the Party"
"Live to Tell"
"Into the Groove"
"La Isla Bonita"
"Who's That Girl"
"Holiday"

[edit] Broadcasts and recordings

The 1987 Who's That Girl - Live In Japan laserdisk documents a tour show in Tokyo, Japan. The 1988 Ciao Italia! - Live From Italy VHS (later DVD) documents two tour shows in Turin, Italy.

[edit] Tour dates

Date	City	Country	Venue
Japan
June 14, 1987	Osaka	Japan	Osaka Stadium
June 15, 1987	Osaka	Japan	Osaka Stadium
June 20, 1987	Tokyo	Japan	Korakuen Stadium
June 21, 1987	Tokyo	Japan	Korakuen Stadium
June 22, 1987	Tokyo	Japan	Korakuen Stadium
North America
Date	City	Country	Venue
June 27, 1987	Miami	United States	Orange Bowl
June 29, 1987	Atlanta	United States	The Omni
July 2, 1987	Washington D.C.	United States	RFK Stadium
July 4, 1987	Toronto	Canada	CNE Stadium
July 6, 1987	Montreal	Canada	The Forum
July 7, 1987	Montreal	Canada	The Forum
July 9, 1987	Foxboro	United States	Sullivan Stadium
July 11, 1987	Philadelphia	United States	Veteran's Stadium
July 13, 1987	New York	United States	Madison Square Garden
July 15, 1987	Seattle	United States	KingDome
July 18, 1987	Anaheim	United States	Anaheim Stadium
July 20, 1987	Mountain View	United States	Shoreline Amphitheatre
July 21, 1987	Mountain View	United States	Shoreline Amphitheatre
July 24, 1987	Houston	United States	AstroDome
July 26, 1987	Irving	United States	Texas Stadium
July 29, 1987	St. Paul	United States	Civic Centre
July 31, 1987	Chicago	United States	Soldier Field
August 2, 1987	East Troy	United States	Alpine Valley Music Theatre
August 4, 1987	Richfield	United States	Richfield Coliseum
August 5, 1987	Richfield	United States	Richfield Coliseum
August 7, 1987	Pontiac	United States	SilverDome
August 9, 1987	East Rutherford	United States	Giant's Stadium
Europe
Date	City	Country	Venue
August 15, 1987	Leeds	United Kingdom	Roundhay Park
August 18, 1987	London	United Kingdom	Wembley Stadium
August 19, 1987	London	United Kingdom	Wembley Stadium
August 20, 1987	London	United Kingdom	Wembley Stadium
August 22, 1987	Frankfurt	Germany	Waldstadion
August 25, 1987	Rotterdam	Netherlands	Feyenoord Stadium
August 26, 1987	Rotterdam	Netherlands	Feyenoord Stadium
August 29, 1987	Paris	France	Parc De Sceaux
August 31, 1987	Nice	France	Stade De L'Ouest
September 4, 1987	Turin	Italy	Stadio Comunale
September 6, 1987	Florence	Italy	Stadio Comunale