Soul2Soul Tour

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Soul2Soul 2000
Tour by Tim McGraw and Faith Hill
Start date July 12, 2000
End date December 12, 2000
Tim McGraw and Faith Hill tour chronology
Soul2Soul Tour
(2000)		 Soul2Soul II Tour 2006
(2006)


The Soul2Soul 2000 Tour was the first joint concert tour by country singers, and husband and wife, Tim McGraw and Faith Hill. The concert tour began in Atlanta in July 2000 and ended later that year in December in Orlando. The tour grossed nearly $50 million and was witnessed by 950,000 people. 60 of the 65 reported shows were sold-out.

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[edit] Tour history

This was not the first time the two had toured together: Hill was McGraw's opening act on his 1996 Spontaneous Combustion Tour, which is where they first met. The Soul2Soul Tour was in support of their most recent albums at the time, McGraw's A Place In The Sun and Hill's mega-success Breathe. The tour was originally set to run July through October, however, following incredible success, the tour was extended into the end of the year.

The show featured a 360 degree endstage that allowed for full arena capacity. Hill would perform first, followed by a short intermission and then McGraw would take the stage. In a sense Hill was still an opening act for McGraw, as the applause indicated that the majority of the audience was clearly there to see McGraw. After McGraw's set, the two returned to close the show with five duets; the show closer was a positvely reviewed rendition of Fleetwood Mac's "Go Your Own Way".

After the tour concluded, McGraw toured on a solo basis, but Hill did not, until the couple staged their next joint production, the even more successful Soul2Soul II Tour 2006.

[edit] Tour Schedule

  1. July 12, 2000 ~ Philips Arena ~ Atlanta, Georgia
  2. July 13, 2000 ~ BJCC ~ Birmingham, Alabama
  3. July 15, 2000 ~ RBC Center ~ Raleigh, North Carolina
  4. July 16, 2000 ~ Bi-Lo Center ~ Greenville, South Carolina
  5. July 18, 2000 ~ National Car Rental Center ~ Sunrise, Florida
  6. July 19, 2000 ~ Ice Palace ~ Tampa, Florida
  7. July 21, 2000 ~ Fox Arena ~ New Orleans, Louisiana
  8. July 22, 2000 ~ The Pyramid ~ Memphis, Tennessee
  9. July 23, 2000 ~ Cajun Dome ~ Lafayette, Louisiana
  10. July 26, 2000 ~ Pepsi Center ~ Denver, Colorado
  11. July 28, 2000 ~ Delta Center ~ Salt Lake City, Utah
  12. July 29, 2000 ~ MGM Grand Arena ~ Las Vegas, Nevada
  13. July 31, 2000 ~ San Jose Arena ~ San Jose, California
  14. August 4, 2000 ~ Arrowhead Pond ~ Anaheim, California
  15. August 5, 2000 ~ Sports Arena ~ San Diego, California
  16. August 6, 2000 ~ America West Arena ~ Phoenix, Arizona
  17. August 8, 2000 ~ ARCO Arena ~ Sacramento, California
  18. August 9, 2000 ~ Oakland Arena ~ Oakland, California
  19. August 11, 2000 ~ Rose Garden Arena ~ Portland, Oregon
  20. August 12, 2000 ~ Tacoma Dome ~ Tacoma, Washington
  21. August 13, 2000 ~ Spokane Arena ~ Spokane, Washington
  22. August 15, 2000 ~ BSU Pavilion ~ Boise, Idaho
  23. August 18, 2000 ~ Fargodome ~ Fargo, North Dakota
  24. August 19, 2000 ~ Target Center ~ Minneapolis, Minnesota
  25. August 20, 2000 ~ United Center ~ Chicago, Illinois
  26. September 1, 2000 ~ Gund Arena ~ Cleveland, Ohio
  27. September 2, 2000 ~ Mellon Arena ~ Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
  28. September 3, 2000 ~ Van Andel Arena ~ Grand Rapids, Michigan
  29. September 6, 2000 ~ Thompson- Boling Arena ~ Knoxville, Tennessee
  30. September 8, 2000 ~ Bryce Jordan Center ~ State College, Pennsylbannia
  31. September 9, 2000 ~ US Bank Arena ~ Columbus, Ohio
  32. September 10, 2000 ~ US Bank Arena ~ Columbus, Ohio
  33. September 12, 2000 ~ Pepsi Arena ~ Albany, New York
  34. September 13, 2000 ~ Hartofrd Civic Center ~ Hartford, Connecticut
  35. September 15, 2000 ~ MCI Center ~ Washington, D.C.
  36. September 16, 2000 ~ Madison Square Gardens Arena ~ New York City, New York
  37. September 17, 2000 ~ Worcester Centrum ~ Worcester, Massachusetts
  38. September 20, 2000 ~ East Union Center ~ Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
  39. September 22, 2000 ~ Conseco Fieldhouse ~ Indianapolis, Indiana
  40. September 23, 2000 ~ Kiel Center ~ Saint Louis, Missouri
  41. September 24, 2000 ~ Kemper Arena ~ Kansas City, Missouri
  42. September 26, 2000 ~ ALLTEL Arena ~ North Little Rock, Arkansas
  43. September 28, 2000 ~ Bradley Center ~ Milwaukee, Wisconsin
  44. September 29, 2000 ~ Palace of Auburn Hills ~ Auburn Hills, Michigan
  45. September 30, 2000 ~ Palace of Auburn Hills ~ Auburn Hills, Michigan
  46. October 7, 2000 ~ Staples Center ~ Los Angeles, California
  47. October 8, 2000 ~ Centennial Garden ~ Bakersfield, California
  48. October 11, 2000 ~ American Airlines Arena ~ Dallas, Texas
  49. October 13, 2000 ~ Compaq Center ~ Houston, Texas
  50. October 14, 2000 ~ Frank Erwin Center ~ Austin, Texas
  51. October 15, 2000 ~ Myraid Arena ~ Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
  52. October 17, 2000 ~ Greensboro Coliseum ~ Greensboro, North Carolina
  53. October 18, 2000 ~ Freedom Hall ~ Louisville, Kentucky
  54. November 24, 2000 ~ Firstar Center ~ Cincinnati, Ohio
  55. November 25, 2000 ~ Charleston Civic Center ~ Charleston, West Virginia
  56. November 27, 2000 ~ Kohl Center ~ Madison, Wisconsin
  57. November 28, 2000 ~ Unknown Arena ~ Champaign, Illinois
  58. November 30, 2000 ~ Continental Airlines Arena ~ East Rutherford, New Jersey
  59. December 1, 2000 ~ 1st Mariner Arena ~ Baltimore, Maryland
  60. December 3, 2000 ~ Richmond Coliseum ~ Richmond, Virginia
  61. December 7, 2000 ~ Corel Centre ~ Ottawa, Ontario
  62. December 8, 2000 ~ Air Canada Centre ~ Toronto, Ontario
  63. December 9, 2000 ~ Blue Cross Arena ~ Rochester, New York
  64. December 11, 2000 ~ North Charleston Coliseum ~ North Charleston, South Carolina
  65. December 12, 2000 ~ TD Waterhouse Centre ~ Orlando, Florida

[edit] Set List

FAITH

  1. This Kiss
  2. The Way You Love Me
  3. Wild One
  4. I've Got My Baby
  5. The Secret of Life
  6. Let Me Let Go
  7. It Matters To Me
  8. What's In It For Me?
  9. If My Heart Had Wings
  10. Let's Go to Vegas
  11. Piece of My Heart
  12. There Will Come A Day
  13. Breathe
    TIM
  14. Something Like That
  15. Where The Green Grass Grows
  16. Refried Dreams
  17. Everywhere
  18. Just to See You Smile
  19. The Joker
  20. For a Little While
  21. Down On The Farm
  22. Seventeen
  23. Some Things Never Change
  24. All I Want
  25. Don't Take the Girl
  26. I Like It, I Love It
    TIM & FAITH
  27. It's Your Love
  28. Let Me Love You
  29. Angry All The Time
  30. Let's Make Love
  31. Go Your Own Way


  • Other songs included in the Faith's portion of the set list were "That's How Love Moves" and Diana Ross & the Supremes "Love Child". Other songs included in Tim's set throughout the tour were "Heartbroke Again."

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