Christmas in Spiceworld
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| Christmas In Spiceworld | ||
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| Tour by Spice Girls | ||
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| Shows | 8 | |
| Spice Girls tour chronology | ||
| Spiceworld Tour (1998) |
Christmas in Spiceworld (1999) |
The Return of the Spice Girls (2007-2008) |
Christmas In Spiceworld was a concert tour performed by the British pop group the Spice Girls.
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[edit] General information
Christmas In Spiceworld was a sell-out arena tour that ran for eight shows in Manchester and London, England during December 1999. The tour occurred between the Spiceworld and Forever albums.
The Spice Girls debuted three new songs from the Forever sessions on the tour - "Right Back At Ya", "W.O.M.A.N.", and future single "Holler". The performed version of "Right Back At Ya" differed from the version that later appeared on the album. Rather than a Darkchild-produced R&B song, it was a Spiceworld-esque pop song. A studio version of "W.O.M.A.N." never surfaced, although an updated version was speculated as a b-side to 2007's "Headlines (Friendship Never Ends)".
The tour is the only Spice Girls tour that hasn't featured Geri Halliwell at all. She left in the midst of 1998's Spiceworld Tour and returned for their The Return of the Spice Girls world tour in 2007.
[edit] Setlist
- "Spice Up Your Life"
- "Something Kinda Funny"
- "Say You'll Be There"
- "Right Back At Ya"
- "Step To Me"
- "Mama"
- "Too Much"
- "W.O.M.A.N"
- "2 Become 1"
- "Stop"
- "Holler"
- "Who Do You Think You Are"
- "Never Give Up On The Good Times"
- "Wannabe"
- "Goodbye"
- "Viva Forever"
- Christmas Medley: "Merry Christmas Everybody"/"I Wish It Could Be Christmas Everyday"
- "Wannabe"
[edit] Personnel
[edit] Performers
- Victoria Beckham - vocals
- Melanie Brown - vocals
- Emma Bunton - vocals
- Melanie Chisholm - vocals
[edit] The Band
- Simon Ellis - musical director/keyboards
- Michael Martin - keyboards
- Paul Gendler - guitar
- John Thompson - bass
- Fergus Gerrand - drums
[edit] The Brass
- James Lynch - trumpet
- Mike Lovitt - trumpet
- Howard McGill - sax
- Winston Rollins - trombone
[edit] The Strings
- Audrey Riley - arranger
- Chris Tomling - 1st violin
Violins:
- Greg Warren Wilson
- Richard George
- Ann Morfee
- Laura Melhewish
- Darren Morgan
- Helen Patterson
Violas:
- Susan Dench
- Peter Collyer
- Bridget Carrie
Celli:
- Sophie Harris
- Joy Hayley
[edit] Management and Additional Personnel
- Richard Jones - tour manager
- Peter Barnes - show producer, lighting & set designer
- Chris Vaughan - production manager
- Ray Furzé - sound engineer
- Darrin Henson, Melinda McKenna - choreography
[edit] Tour dates
- 04 Dec 1999
M.E.N. Arena - Manchester, England - 05 Dec 1999 M.E.N. Arena - Manchester, England
- 07 Dec 1999 M.E.N. Arena - Manchester, England
- 08 Dec 1999 M.E.N. Arena - Manchester, England
- 11 Dec 1999 Earls Court Arena - London, England
- 12 Dec 1999 Earls Court Arena - London, England
- 14 Dec 1999 Earls Court Arena - London, England
- 15 Dec 1999 Earls Court Arena - London, England
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