List of Gloria Estefan concert tours

Gloria on her 90 Millas World Tour in Rotterdam, the Netherlands

This is a list of concert tours by Gloria Estefan, an American pop music singer.

Tour information

Since 1985, Estefan has embarked on six worldwide concert tours performing in several locations worldwide including the five continents. Estefan's first tour was with the Miami Sound Machine and was the tour for support of the album Primitive Love named "Primitive Love Tour" [1] in 1985. Her last tour in 2008, the "90 Millas World Tour," was made to promote the album 90 Millas.[1]

Among all the tours made and listed here the first two are with the Miami Sound Machine, in which Estefan was the lead vocalist, since their separation in 1989, Estefan credited alone and embarked in four tours, two of them, the "Into The Light" and "Evolution" are cataloged as world tours, and are the most successful on Estefan's career, the latter being the most successful tour ever for a Latin artist.[1]

Gloria Estefan first tour with the Miami Sound Machine "Primitive Love Tour" was a tour only to the United States with a low budget and just performances of their album, since that tour all the other tours by Estefan had been praised and critically acclaimed, especially her 1996/1997 "Evolution World Tour" which was created with a very different concept and making it more a show than just a concert, it eventually became one of the fans favorites and was one of the most successful tour ever for Estefan.[1]

With the release of the 2007 Spanish-language album 90 Millas, Gloria Estefan did a tour of the European continent to promote the album. Gloria started the tour in August 2008 in Valencia, Spain,[2] and then went to London and also her first concert to a British audience since a decade. She also visited Belfast, Rotterdam and Tenerife. Estefan also performed at the Aruba Music Festival[3] on October 11

In April 2009, Gloria Estefan she started her first tour of Latin America. She performed in Argentina, Chile, Uruguay and others Latin-American countries.[4] This was the second leg to her last tour promoting 90 Millas. Due the success of the last performances of Estefan to Europe, she will return to a series of music festivals included as part of this tour in the summer season in 2009, including three more cities: Milan, Locarno and Liverpool.[5] She also added another three dates to the US, as part of a special concert with Carole King for a performance at the Foxwoods Resort Casino, the show being part of this tour is called "She Got's A Friend".[6]

Tours

Year Title Dates Number of
performances 		Release format(s)
1985 Primitive Love Tour 1985–1986 (U.S., Japan)
20
 unreleased
This tour, also known as the "Conga Tour" was the first tour ever made by the Miami Sound Machine at the United States and Japan. It was a tour with a low-budget made only to promote the album sales of Primitive Love at these countries.[7]
1987 Let It Loose World Tour 1987–1988 (U.S., Canada, Asia)
24
 released on VHS
Miami Sound Machine's first world tour with a high profile and also with a higher budget than the past one, was made to promote the album Let It Loose, going to more cities at the United States and visiting more countries such those of the southeast of the Asian continent; it also visited for the very first time the country of Canada.[7] The October 1, 1988 concert at the Miami Arena was released on VHS. The setlist for the tour was:

1. Conga (Intro) 2. Hot Summer Nights 3. Bad Boy 4. Primitive Love 5. Surrender 6. Let It Loose 7. Baila Conmigo/A Toda Maquina/Dingui-Li-Bangui (Medley) 8. Falling in Love (Uh-Oh) 9. Words Get in the Way 10. No Sera Facil/Me Enamore/Renacer (Medley) 11. 1-2-3 12. Rhythm Is Gonna Get You 13. Conga 14. Betcha Say That 15. Anything For You

  • The Spanish medleys were only performed in Miami
1989 Get On Your Feet World Tour 1989–1990 (U.S., Canada, Japan, UK, Belgium, Netherlands)
18
 unreleased
Gloria Estefan first solo tour, made to promote the album Cuts Both Ways, was set to be one of the biggest tours of the star, first planning 50 tour stops around the world,[8] but after the tragic accident that happened to Estefan which took her to the edge of death, the tour was canceled and only twenty-three stops happened, letting Australia and the rest of the United States with no shows given. The setlist for the tour was:

1. Intro/ Conga 2. 1-2-3 3. Ay, Ay, I 4. Here We Are 5. Can't Stay Away From You 6. Words Get in the Way 7. Surrender 8. Bad Boy 9. Nothin' New 10. Anything For You 11. Cuts Both Ways 12. Let It Loose 13. Dr. Beat 14. Don't Wanna Lose You 15. Say 16. Oye Mi Canto 17. Rhythm Is Gonna Get You 18. Get On Your Feet 19. Conga (Encore/reprise)

1991 Into The Light World Tour 1991–1992 (U.S., UK, Europe, Southeast Asia, Japan, Australia, Latin America)
101
 VHS, Laserdisc
Gloria's first colossal world tour, with more than 100 stops,[9] with most of the stops getting sold out, it became Estefan's most successful tour to then and it also been the most successful tour ever for a Latin artist in the moment. It was Estefan's first world tour since the discontinued "Get On Your Feet World Tour" was canceled due the near fatal accident. The VHS contains mostly footage from the concert in Ahoy Rotterdam, along with footage taken throughout the course of the tour. The setlist for the tour was:

1. Get On Your Feet 2. Oye Mi Canto2 3. What Goes Around 4. Remember Me With Love 5. Here We Are 6. Live For Loving You 7. A Song For Gloria (By the background singers) 8. Sex in The 90s1 9. MSM Medley 1 - Dingui-Li Bangui - A Toda Maquina - Baila Conmigo 10. Ballad Medley: - Anything For You2 - Words Get in the Way2 - Can't Stay Away From You - Renacer - No Sera Facil - Regresa a Mí - Cuts Both Ways - Can't Forget You 1 - Don't Wanna Lose You 2 11. Alma Llanera 1 12. Dr. Beat 1 13. 1-2-3 14. Nayib's Song (I Am Here For You) 15. Close My Eyes 16. Mama Yo Can't Go 1 17. Seal Our Fate 18. Conga 19. Rhythm Is Gonna Get You 20. Coming Out of The Dark 2

1 Only performed in select shows

2Songs were performed in their Spanish versions in select shows

The tour was made to promote the album Into The Light.[10]

1996 Evolution World Tour 1996–1997 (U.S., Canada, UK, Europe, Japan, South Africa, Australia, Mexico)
108
 VHS, DVD
This tour became the most successful and most ambitious tour of Estefan, making stops in every continent of the world including the most important cities of each one. With it, Estefan visited South Africa and Hawaii for the first time. The tour was made to promote the album Destiny. With 108 stops with sold-out stages,[11] it was the most successful tour ever for a Latin artist, and it is also the most successful tour of Estefan to date. One of the concerts in the Miami Arena was filmed for an HBO broadcast and a subsequent VHS/DVD release. The setlist for the tour was:

1. Conga 2. Live For Loving You 3. Get On Your Feet 4. Anything For You 5. Don't Wanna Lose You 6. Destiny 7. Here We Are 8. Rhythm Is Gonna Get You 9. Oye Mi Canto 10. Steal Your Heart/No Pretendo 11. Along Came You (A Song For Emily) 12. Mi Tierra 13. Con Los Años Que Me Quedan 14. Tradición 15. Everlasting Love 16. Ballad Medley - Cuts Both Ways - I See Your Smile - Words Get in the Way - Can't Stay Away From You 17. Always Tomorrow 18. Coming Out of The Dark 19. Abriendo Puertas 20. You'll Be Mine (Party Time) 21. Turn The Beat Around 22. Megamix 23. Higher 24. Tres Deseos 25. Reach

  • In some shows, Gloria performed some of her hits in Spanish. The following songs were also performed in selected shows:

- I'm Not Giving You Up - Show Me The Way Back To Your Heart - Ayer - Montuno - Volver [12]

2004 Live & Re-Wrapped Tour 2004 (U.S.)
26
 DVD
A tour made to promote the album Unwrapped, was Estefan's first tour since 1996, which followed special concert shows at Las Vegas "Caesars Palace" called "Live & Unwrapped," which was released on DVD. The tour was first planned to visit the European continent, but was canceled due unknown reasons and only visited the United States.
2008/2009 90 Millas World Tour 2008 - 2009 (Europe, Latin America, U.S.)
35
 unreleased
A tour created to promote Estefan's album 90 Millas, is the first tour made for a Spanish language album and is Estefan's first tour in Europe in twelve years. The tour began in Valencia on August 22, with other European performances taking place in Rotterdam, London, Belfast[2] Madrid, Zaragoza, and Barcelona. Estefan finished the tour with one single show in Latin America where she performed at the Aruba Music Festival on October 11, 2008.

A second leg was added to this tour in which Gloria went for the first time to some Latin-American countries, the tour went to Punta Del Este, Uruguay, Santiago, Chile, Buenos Aires, Lima and Guayaquil, Ecuador.

Then, the tour added more dates to the schedule, and now three-dates are scheduled for the Memorial Day Weekend at the Foxwoods Resort Casino, as part of a special concert with Carole King named "She's Got A Friend".[6] Another three dates were added to some performances at Europe for some music festivals at: Milan, Locarno, Liverpool, Monte Carlo and Istanbul. And a free-performance at Guadalajara, Mexico for a music festival to promote tourism in Mexico after the Swine influenza.

Notable concerts

References

  1. 1 2 3 4 Wes Larkins. "Gloria!: The Complete Gloria Estefan Discography Database". Archived from the original on October 27, 2009. Retrieved October 5, 2010.
  2. 1 2 "Gloria Estefan volverá a España con una nueva gira". Lavanguardia.es. April 16, 2010. Retrieved October 5, 2010.
  3. ↑ Aruba Music Festival Archived May 29, 2008 at the Wayback Machine
  4. ↑ Archived February 5, 2009 at the Wayback Machine
  5. ↑ Archived July 25, 2012 at the Wayback Machine
  6. 1 2 http://www.mgmatfoxwoods.com/gloriaestefan.aspx
  7. 1 2 "Tour & Concert Gallery". Archived from the original on October 26, 2009. Retrieved October 5, 2010.
  8. ↑ Tour Dates
  9. ↑ Into The Light World Tour Dates (1991-1992)
  10. ↑ Into The Light Tour (1991)
  11. ↑ Evolution Tour Dates
  12. ↑ Evolution Tour (1996-1997)

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