Tour Generación 2006

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Mexican newspapers reported on November 13, 2005, that RBD's new tour, originally called Nuestro Amor Tour but later called Tour Generación 2006, would kick off the next year, around May 2006. It followed the release of RBD's second studio album, Nuestro Amor.

The tour began in the United States in March 2006,at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum with a crowd of more than 63,000 fans - a record-breaking act for a Latin group and a sure sign of their widespread success.

The tour visited several cities in the following states: California, Texas, Washington, Nevada, Illinois, Georgia, Florida, Utah, Colorado, New York, Michigan, North Carolina, Arizona, Oregon, District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico.

374,000 tickets worth a total of $18,200,000 were sold for that tour, putting them in the 15th place among all the US tours in the first half of 2006 by total ticket sales ^[1].

RBD is scheduled to tour all over South America in late 2006. On October 2006, RBD is expected to return to Brazil to do a 13-cities stadium tour, including a stop at the world's biggest stadium, Estádio do Maracanã in Rio de Janeiro. They will be the first Spanish-speaking act to do a concert in the venue. International artists like Madonna, Paul McCartney and The Rolling Stones and native artist Xuxa have performed in the stadium.

A DVD and a CD will be also released, serving as afterwards promotion for the tour.

1 March
2 April
3 May
4 June
5 July
6 References

[edit] March

11 - Panamá
12 - Costa Rica
18 - Los Angeles, California (Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum)
19 - Sacramento, California (Arco Arena)
24 - Fresno, California (Save Mart Center)
25 - San Diego, California (Coors Amphiteather)
26 - San José, California (HP Pavilion)

[edit] April

01 - Torreón, Coahuila
02 - Guadalajara, Jalisco
07 - El Paso, Texas (Don Haskins Center)
08 - Laredo, Texas (Laredo Ent Center)
09 - McAllen/Hidalgo, Texas (Dodge Arena)
15 - Salt Lake City, Utah ("E" Center)
16 - Denver, Colorado (Pepsi Center)
28 - San Antonio, Texas (AT&T Center)
29 - Frisco, Texas (Pizza Hut Park)
30 - Houston, Texas (Cynthia Woods Pavillion)

[edit] May

05 - Portland, Oregon (Rose Garden)
06 - Yakima, Washington (Yakima Valley SunDome)
07 - Seattle, Washington (Tacoma Dome)
19 - Milwaukee, Wisconsin
20 - Chicago, Illinois (Allstate Arena)
21 - Detroit, Michigan (Joe Louis Arena)
26 - Washington, D.C. (Patriot Center)
27 - Winston-Salem, North Carolina (LJVM Arena)
28 - Atlanta, Georgia (HiFi Buys Amphitheatre)

[edit] June

02 - New York, New York
03 - Boston, Massachusetts
04 - Washington, D.C.
09 - Atlanta, Georgia
10 - Trapama, Florida
17 - Phoenix, Arizona (US Airways Arena)
18 - Tucson, Arizona
18 - Salinas, California (Salinas Sports Complex)
23 - Santa Barbara, California
23 - Oakland, California (Oakland Arena)
24 - Indian Wells, California (Indian Wells Tennis Garden)
25 - Las Vegas, Nevada (Thomas & Mack Center)
30 - Orlando, Florida (TD WaterHouse)

[edit] July

01 - Miami, Florida (AmericanAirlines Arena)
14 - Boston, Massachusetts (TD Banknorth)
15 - New York, New York (Madison Square Garden)
28 - Bakersfield, California (Rabobank Arena)

[edit] References

^ Tour sales information

RBD

Dulce María · Anahí · Maite
Alfonso · Christopher · Christian

Discography

Albums: Rebelde · Nuestro Amor · Celestial · Rebels
Tour Generación RBD en Vivo · Live in Hollywood · RBD: La Familia
Rebelde (Edição Brasil) · Nosso Amor Rebelde · Celestial (Versão Brasil)