Wildest Dreams Tour

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From May 1st 1996-August 10 1997 Tina Turner travelled world wide not only selling out stadiums, arenas and amphitheaters she also broke records. The European Tour lasted a total of 152 shows in just eight months. the tour itself last over 250 shows including 18 shows in australia before heading off to North America in May of 1997.

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[edit] Set List

The setlist varied thoughout the tour, various songs were swapped around for the first few months, the costumes were also different on the South African Tour(dates of which are unknown)and the first few months of the European Tour. After which a standard setlist remained in place for the last half of the European Tour,Australlian Tour and North America.

Start of the Tour

Whatever You want, Do what you do, Thief of hearts, River Deep Mountain High, On Silent Wings, Missing You, In Your Wildest Dreams, Goldeneye, Private Dancer, We Don't need another hero, Lets Stay Together, Undercover agent, Steamy Windows, Better be Good to me, Addicted to Love, The Best, Whats Love got to do with it, Proud Mary,

Nutbush City Limits, Unfinished sympathy, Dancing in My Dreams,(Playback not live)

Middle of the European Tour

Whatever You want, Do what You do, theif of hearts - Dropped after Dublin show, River Deep Mountain High, Missing You, In Your Wildest Dreams, GoldenEye, Private Dancer, We Don't need another hero, Lets Stay Together, Undercover agent, I can't stand the rain, Steamy Windows, Better be good to me, Addicted to love, The best, Whats Love got to do with it, Proud Mary,

Nutbush City limits, On Silent Wings, Dancing in My dreams (playback),

final setlist which stayed after september shows

Whatever you want, Do what You Do, River Deep Mountain High, Missing You, In your Wildest dreams, Goldeneye, Private Dancer, We don't need another hero, Lets Stay together, Undercover agent, I can't stand the Rain, Steamy Windows, Givin It up for your Love, Better be good to me, Addicted to love, the best, whats love got to do with it, Proud Mary,

Nutbush City limits, Something beautiful remains - played in september, when released as a single., On silent wings, Dancing in my dreams (playback)

[edit] Tour Dates

[edit] 1996

  • May
  • 1- Ischgl, AUST- Sports Halle- 20,000
  • 3,4,5- Paris, FRA- Bercy- 15,000
  • 9,10,11,12,13- Ghent, BEL- Flanders Expo Center- 13,300
  • 16,17,18,19,23,24,25,26- Rotterdam, NET- Ahoy- 9,703
  • 27- Cologne, GER- Sports Halle- 7,000
  • 28- Berlin, GER- Deutschland Halle- 8,000
  • 29- Hannover, GER- AWD Arena- 39,871
  • 30,31- Munich, GER- Olympia Halle- 11,000
  • June
  • 1,2- Munich, GER- Olympia Halle- 11,000
  • 6,7,8- Stockholm, SWE- The Globe Arena- 13,182
  • 9- Gothenburg, SWE- Scandinavium - 10,500
  • 12,13,14,15- Oslo, NOR- Oslo Spektrum- 8,000
  • 16- Bremen, GER- Weser Emshalle- 30,000
  • 21- Copenhagen, DEN- Parken Stadion- 50,000
  • 22- Hamburg, GER- AOL Arena- 40,000
  • 23- Rostock, GER- Volks Stadion- 6,000
  • 25- Nancy, FRA- Zenith- 25,000
  • 28- Dublin, IRE- Corke Park- 82,247
  • 30- Edinburgh, UK- Murray Fields Stadium- 40,000
  • July
  • 3- Vienna, AUST- Prater Stadium- 38,000
  • 5- Basle, SWI- Saint Jakob’s Halle- 10,000
  • 7- Rome, ITA- Olympic Stadium- 67,002
  • 10- Vienna, AUST- Prater Stadium- 50,000
  • 12- Gateshead, UK- International Stadium- 12,500
  • 13- Staffordshire, UK- Alton Towers- 35,000
  • 14- Cardiff, UK- Arms Park- 50,000
  • 18- Sheffield, UK- Don Valley Stadium- 51,500
  • 20,21,22- London, UK- Wembley stadium- 72,000 each night
  • 24,25- Nimes, FRA- Arena- 12,000
  • 27- Cologne, GER- Commerzbank Arena- 60,000
  • 28- Karlsruhe, GER- Wildpark Stadion- 50,000
  • August
  • 1,2,3,4- Berlin, GER- Waldbuhne- 22,000 each night
  • 7- Helsinki, FIN- Olympic Stadium- 50,000
  • 8- Kolding, DEN- Football Stadium- 10,000
  • 9- Gothenburg, SWE- Ullevi Stadium- 58,478
  • 10,11- Oslo, NOR- Oslo Spektrum- 8,000
  • 21- Budapest, HUN- Nep Stadion- 70,000
  • 22- Prague, CZE- Bohemians- 20,000
  • 23- Warsaw, POL- Gwardia Stadium- 35,000
  • 26,27,29,30,31- Ghent, BEL- Flanders Expo Center- 13,250
  • September
  • 1,2- Ghent, BEL- Flanders Expo Center- 13,250
  • 4- Luxemburg, LUX- Football Stadium- 8,000
  • 6,7,8- Amsterdam, NET- Amsterdam Arena- 48,386
  • 11,12,13- Paris, FRA- Bercy- 15,000
  • 14- Lille, FRA- Lieven Stade- 6,000
  • 15,17,18- Barcelona, SPA- San Jordi- 18,068
  • 19- Milan, SPA- Forum- 10,000
  • 20- Istanbul, TUR- Inonu Stadium- 35,000
  • 22- Lissabon, PORT- Sporting Lisbon- 51,000
  • 25,26- Milan, SPA- Forum- 10,000
  • 27,28- Bologna, SPA- Palasport- 13,000
  • 30- Lyon, FRA- Tony Garnier Hall- 17,600
  • October
  • 2,3,4,5,6,7- Munich, GER- Olympia Halle- 10,000
  • 10,11- Kiel, GER- Ostee Halle- 9,800
  • 12,13- Hannover, GER- Messe Halle- 6,000
  • 17- Maastricht, NET- MECC- 18,045
  • 18,19,20- Leipzig, GER- Messe Halle- 9,000
  • 23- Toulon, FRA- Zenith- 8,000
  • 25,26,27- Dortmund, GER- West falen Halle- 9,829
  • November
  • 1,2- Zurich, SWI- Hallen Stadion- 12,000
  • 5,6,7- Moscow, RUS- Kremlin Palace- 13,000
  • 9,10- Stuttgart, GER- Martin Schleyer Halle- 10,885
  • 13,14,15,16- Frankfurt, GER- Fest Halle- 12,000
  • 18,19,20,21- London, UK- Wembley Arena- 72,000
  • 23,24- Heerenveen, NET- Thialf- 15,013
  • 25- Dortmund, GER- West falen Halle- 9,829
  • 28,29,30- Sheffield, UK- Sheffield Arena- 12,500
  • December
  • 1,2- Glasgow, UK- SECC- 10,000
  • 4,5,6,7- Manchester, UK- NYNEX- 15,000
  • 10,11,12,13,14- Birmingham, UK- NEC- 12,000
  • 18,19,20- London, UK- Wembley Arena- 12,000

[edit] 1997

  • February
  • 27- Canberra, AUS- Manuka Oval- 15,000
  • March
  • 3- Launceston, AUS- NTCA Grounds- 10,000
  • 4,5- Hobart, AUS- North Hobart Oval- 18,000
  • 8- New Castle, AUS- Breakers Stadium- 11,000
  • 11,12- Sydney, AUS- Entertainment Center- 11,500
  • 15- Brisbane, AUS- Entertainment Center- 11,000
  • 18,19,21- Melbourne, AUS- Rod Laver Arena- 16,000
  • 25- Townsville, AUS- Dairy Farmers Stadium- 25,000
  • 27- Cairns, AUS- Rum Stadium- 12,000
  • 29- Darwin, AUS- Marrara Hockey Arena- 10,000
  • 31- Adelaide, AUS-Entertainment Center- 11,000
  • April
  • 3,4,5- Perth, AUS- Entertainment Center- 5,000
  • May
  • 1,2- Houston, TX- Woodlands Pavilion- 12,364
  • 3- Austin, TX- Alamo Dome- 18,000
  • 4- Dallas, TX- Starplex Amphitheater- 20,000
  • 6- Albuquerque, NM- Tingley Coliseum- 12,000
  • 7- Phoenix, AZ- America West Arena- 17,000
  • 9- San Diego, CA- Sports Arena- 11,000
  • 10- Las Vegas, NV- MGM Grand- 13,309
  • 12,13,14,15,16- Los Angeles, CA- Greek Theater- 4,971
  • 17- Anaheim, CA- Arrow Head Pond- 14,373
  • 18- Los Angeles, CA- Greek Theater- 4,971
  • 20- Fresno, CA- Selland Arena- 13,000
  • 21- Concord, CA- Chronicle Pavilion- 12,500
  • 22- Sacramento, CA- ARCO Arena- 18,000
  • 23- Mountainview, CA- Shoreline Amphitheater- 22,000
  • 24,25- George Walsh, WA- George Amphitheater- 20,000
  • 26- Vancouver, BC- GM Place- 18,000
  • 29- Salt Lake City, UT- Delta Center- 19,000
  • 30,31- Denver, CO- Fiddler’s Amphitheater- 14,800
  • June
  • 1- Minneapolis, MN- Northrop Auditorium- 6,000
  • 2- Kansas, MO- Sand Stone Amphitheater- 18,000
  • 3- Saint Louis, MO- Riverport Amphitheater- 18,000
  • 6- Nashville, TN- Star Wood Amphitheater- 18,000
  • 7- Memphis, TN- Pyramid- 20,000
  • 8- New Orleans, LA- UNO Lake Front Arena- 11,829
  • 11- Palm Beach, FL- Coral Sky Amphitheater West- 20,000
  • 12- Orlando, FL- Orlando Arena- 11,207
  • 13- Tampa, FL- St. Pete Times Forum- 18,000
  • 14,15- Atlanta, GA- Lake Wood Amphitheater- 19,000
  • 16- North Charleston, SC- Charleston Coliseum- 10,000
  • 17- Knoxville, TN- Thompson Boling Arena- 18,000
  • 18- Raleigh, NC- Walnut Creek Amphitheater- 20,000
  • 19- Charlotte, NC- Blockbuster Pavilion- 20,000.
  • 20- Richmond, VA- Classic Amphitheater- 10,000
  • 21- Bristow, VA- Nissan Pavilion- 16,000
  • 22- Columbus, OH- Polaris Amphitheater- 20,000
  • 23,24- Detroit, MI- Pine Knob Music Theater- 10,000
  • 26- Cincinnati, OH- River Bend Amphitheater- 10,422
  • 27- Moline, IL- Mark Of The Quad Cities- 10,551
  • 28- Tingley Park, IL- New World Music Theater- 20,000
  • 29- Milwaukee, WI- Marcus Amphitheater- 22,000
  • July
  • 2- Winston Salem, NC- Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum Complex- 15,000
  • 3- Virginia Beach, VA- Virginia Beach Amphitheater- 12,500
  • 5- Montreal, QUE- Molson, Center- 17,470
  • 6- Ottawa, ONT- Corel Center- 16,370
  • 7- Toronto, ONT- Molson Amphitheater- 16,000
  • 10- Burette Town, PA- Coca Cola Star Lake Amphitheater- 17,000
  • 11- Philadelphia, PA- Sony Blockbuster Pavilion- 20,000
  • 12- Atlantic, NJ- Taj Mahal- 5,287
  • 13- Saratoga Springs, NY- Saratoga Performing Arts Center- 25,000
  • 15,16- Wallingford, CT- Oak Dale Theater- 4,800
  • 18,19- Boston, MA- Great Woods Performing Arts Center- 15,000.
  • 20- Holmdel, NJ- PNC Bank Arts Center- 18,000
  • 22,23,25,26,27,29,30- New York, NY- Radio City Music Hall- 5,800
  • August
  • 1,2- Wantaugh, NY- Jones Beach Amphitheater- 11,000
  • 3- Boston, MA- Greatwoods Performing Arts Center- 15,000
  • 5- Indianapolis, IN- Conseco Field House- 15,121
  • 6- Cleveland, OH- Quicken Loans Arena- 16,000
  • 8- State College, PA- Bryce Jordan Center- 16,000
  • 9- Atlantic, NJ- Taj Mahal- 5,287
  • 10- Hartford, CT- Meadows- 23,958
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