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Xx-first concert tour by American musician Prince

Welcome 2

Tour past Prince
Banner advertisement for the North American leg of the tour
Associated album	20Ten
Start appointment	December xv, 2010 (2010-12-15)
Finish date	September 26, 2012 (2012-09-26)
Legs	7
No. of shows	51 in North America 24 in Europe viii in Australia 83 Total (92 scheduled)
Prince concert chronology
20Ten Bout (2010) Welcome ii (2010–2012) Alive Out Loud Bout (2013)

Welcome 2 was a concert tour by American recording creative person Prince. Playing over 80 shows, the tour reached Northward America, Europe, and Australia. Each leg of the tour was branded with the "Welcome 2" championship followed by the continent in which the leg was located. The tour marked the singer's first performances in North America in over vi years. The show was equanimous of the vocalist performing his hits with his band The New Power Generation. Alongside Prince, various musicians performed including Janelle Monáe, Esperanza Spalding, and Cassandra Wilson. The tour placed 39th on Pollstar'southward "Top l Worldwide Tour", earning most $20 meg.^{1 [1]}

Background [edit]

Prince announced the tour on Oct fourteen, 2010 at the famed Apollo Theater in New York Metropolis.^[2] He stated the tour would begin in Greater New York. He further explained to the audience each testify would exist dissimilar. "Come early, come often. I have a lot of hits... no two shows will exist the aforementioned". For the bout, Prince played a custom gilded Fender Stratocaster (made past the Fender Custom Shop), which was auctioned off at the end of the bout. The proceed benefited the Harlem Children'south Zone.^[iii]

The concerts were staged in the round, with the stage shaped like the vocalist's iconic love symbol.^[4] During shows, Prince invited several celebrities to come up onstage and "jam out" with him, including Naomi Campbell, Whoopi Goldberg, Jamie Foxx, Alicia Keys, Leighton Meester, Questlove, Sherri Shepherd, Whitney Houston, and Cornel West.^{[5] [6]} He also performed duets with specials guests throughout the shows in North America. For "The Beautiful Ones", Prince was joined onstage by ballet dancer Misty Copeland.^[7] During the concert at Madison Square Garden on December 29, 2010, Janelle Monáe performed "If I Was Your Girlfriend" with the vocaliser. During the same show, Cyndi Lauper and Egypt Sherrod performed "Jungle Love".^[six]

Following his shows in Greater New York, Prince expanded the tour to include the San Francisco Bay Expanse and The Carolinas. In April, he announced he would perform a twenty-one dark residency show at The Forum in Inglewood, California, during an advent on Lopez This night.^[viii] Dubbed "Welcome 2 America: 21-Nighttime Stands", the vocaliser performed throughout the months of Apr and May, including stops in Fresno, San Jose, and Sacramento. Equally the tour connected, Prince performed at several music festivals in Europe. In the fall of 2011, he announced he would bring his tour to Canada, his first performances in the territory in nearly ten years. In 2012, a tour of Australia received a warm response from spectators.^[9]

Opening acts [edit]

Lalah Hathaway (Due east Rutherford—December 15, Greenville, Due north Charleston) [10] Esperanza Spalding (East Rutherford—Dec fifteen) [10] Maceo Parker (East Rutherford—December 17) [ten] Cassandra Wilson (East Rutherford—December 17) [10]

Graham Primal Station (New York Urban center—December 18, Oakland, Fresno, San Jose, Sacramento) [11] Sinbad (New York City—Dec xviii) Janelle Monáe (New York City—December 29) [12] Mint Condition (New York City—Dec 29, Columbia) [12] Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings (New York Urban center—Jan xviii)

Cee Lo Green (New York Metropolis—February ii) Sheila East. (Oakland, Fresno, San Jose, Sacramento) [13] Anthony Hamilton (Charlotte) [14] Chaka Khan (Raleigh, Greensboro)

Setlist [edit]

California^[16]

February 23, 2011

1. "Allow'due south Become Crazy"
2. "Delirious"
3. "1999"
4. "Little Red Corvette"
5. "The Glamorous Life" (contains elements of "Soul Sacrifice") (performed with Sheila E.)
6. "Somewhere Hither on Earth"
7. "I Love U, but I Don't Trust U Anymore"
8. "Controversy" (contains elements of "Batdance")
9. "Play That Funky Music"
10. "A Love Bizarre" (performed with Sheila Eastward.)
11. Medley: "Sexy Dancer" / "Le Freak" / "Love Rollercoaster"
12. "Controversy" (Reprise) (contains excerpts from "Housequake")
13. "If I Was Your Girlfriend"
14. "Buss"
15. "Purple Rain"

Encore

16. "Dance (Disco Rut)" (Instrumental Interlude)
17. "Baby I'yard a Star"
18. Medley: "When Doves Cry" / "Nasty Daughter" / "Sign '☮' the Times" / "Alphabet St."
19. "My Love Is Forever"
20. "Darling Nikki" (Instrumental Interlude)
21. "Pop Life" (contains excerpts from "Single Ladies (Put a Band on It)")
22. "Blackness Sweat"
23. "Jungle Love"

Apr 14, 2011

1. "D.M.S.R."
2. "Pop Life"
3. "Boggling"
4. Medley: "Uptown" / "Raspberry Beret" / "Cream"
5. "Cool" (contains elements of "Don't Terminate 'Til You Get Enough")
6. "Permit's Piece of work"
7. "U Got the Look"
8. "Purple Rain"
9. "Permit's Go Crazy"
10. "Delirious"
11. "1999"
12. "The Beautiful Ones"
13. "Little Cerise Corvette"
14. "Kiss"
15. Medley: "When Doves Weep" / "Nasty Girl" / "Sign '☮' the Times" / "Darling Nikki" (Instrumental Interlude) / "777-9311"
16. "Single Ladies (Put a Band on It)" (Instrumental Interlude)
17. "If I Was Your Girlfriend"
18. "Clamorous"
19. "Scandalous!"
20. "Adore"
21. "A Honey Baroque" (performed with Sheila E.)

Encore

22. "Play That Funky Music"
23. "Controversy" (contains excerpts from "Housequake")
24. "The Glamorous Life" (contains elements of "Soul Cede") (performed with Sheila E.)
25. "Peach" (performed with Sheila E.)
26. "Dance (Disco Estrus)"
27. "Baby I'chiliad a Star"
28. "Stratus" (Instrumental Interlude)
29. Medley: "Sometimes Information technology Snows in April" / "Laydown" / "Endorphinmachine" / "She'southward Always in My Hair" / "Dreamer"
30. "Welcome 2 America"

The Carolinas^[17]

March 24, 2011

1. Medley: "When Doves Weep" / "Nasty Girl" / "Darling Nikki" (Instrumental Interlude) / "Sign '☮' the Times" / "777-9311" / "The Most Cute Daughter in the Earth"
2. "Uptown"
3. "Raspberry Beret"
4. "Cream"
5. "Cool" (contains elements of "Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough")
6. "Let'southward Work"
7. "U Got the Look"
8. "Cipher Compares 2 U"
9. "Take Me with U"
10. "Anotherloverholenyohead"
11. "Controversy" (contains elements of "Batdance")
12. "Play That Funky Music"
13. "Which Mode Is Upwards?"
14. "Controversy" (Reprise) (contains excerpts from "Housequake")
15. "I Want to Be Free"
16. "Shhh"
17. "The Beautiful Ones"
18. "Diamonds and Pearls"
19. "Something in the H2o (Does Non Compute)"
20. "How Come U Don't Call Me Anymore?"
21. "If I Was Your Girlfriend"
22. "Buss"
23. "Purple Rain"

Encore

24. "Trip the light fantastic (Disco Heat)"
25. "Baby I'one thousand a Star"

Commonwealth of australia^{[xviii] [nineteen]}

Sydney—May 11, 2012

1. "Gilt"
2. "Jam of the Twelvemonth
3. "The Song of the Heart"
4. "Let's Get Crazy"
5. "Delirious"
6. "1999"
7. "Petty Crimson Corvette"
8. "Nil Compares 2 U" (performed with Shelby J.)
9. "Take Me with U"
10. "Raspberry Beret"
11. "Foam"
12. "Cool" (contains elements of "Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough")
13. "Sometimes It Snows in April"
14. "Honey... Thy Volition Be Done"
15. "Mountains" (contains excerpts from "The Trip the light fantastic Electrical")
16. Medley: "When Doves Cry" / "Hot Affair" / "Sign '☮' the Times" (contains excerpts from "Jungle Love") / "The Virtually Beautiful Girl in the World"
17. "Forever in My Life"
18. "I Would Die 4 U
19. "Kiss"

Encore

20. "Purple Rain"
21. "Controversy"
22. "Peach"

Melbourne—May 14, 2012

1. "Gold"
2. "Jam of the Yr"
3. "Let'south Become Crazy"
4. "Delirious"
5. "1999"
6. "Piddling Red Corvette"
7. "Nothing Compares 2 U" (performed with Shelby J.)
8. "I Could Never Take the Place of Your Man"
9. "Have Me with U"
10. "Raspberry Beret"
11. "Cream"
12. "Cool" (contains elements of "Don't End 'Til Yous Get Enough")
13. "Sometimes It Snows in Apr"
14. "Love... Thy Will Exist Done"
15. "Mountains" (contains excerpts from "The Dance Electric")
16. Medley: "When Doves Cry" / "Nasty Girl" / "Darling Nikki" / "Pop Life" / "Sign '☮' the Times" / "The Most Beautiful Girl in the Globe" / "Unmarried Ladies (Put a Band on It)"
17. "Hot Thing"
18. "I Would Die four U"
19. "Osculation"

Encore

20. "Royal Rain"
21. "If I Was Your Girlfriend"
22. "She's Ever in My Pilus"
23. "Dreamer"
24. "Peach"

Tour dates [edit]

Date	City	Country	Venue
North America [3] [10] [20]
December 15, 2010	East Rutherford	United States	Izod Heart
December 17, 2010
December 18, 2010	New York City		Madison Square Garden
Dec 29, 2010
January 18, 2011
February seven, 2011
February 21, 2011	Oakland		Oracle Arena
February 23, 2011
February 24, 2011
March 21, 2011	Columbia		Colonial Life Arena
March 23, 2011	Raleigh		RBC Center
March 24, 2011	Charlotte		Fourth dimension Warner Cable Arena
March 26, 2011	Greensboro		Greensboro Coliseum
March 28, 2011	Greenville		BI-LO Center
March xxx, 2011	N Charleston		Northward Charleston Coliseum
April 14, 2011[A]	Inglewood		The Forum
April 21, 2011[A]
Apr 22, 2011[A]
April 23, 2011[A]
April 28, 2011[A]
April 29, 2011[A]
Apr 30, 2011[A]
May v, 2011[A]
May 6, 2011[A]
May 7, 2011[A]
May thirteen, 2011[A]
May 14, 2011[A]
May xviii, 2011	Fresno		Save Mart Center
May xix, 2011	San Jose		HP Pavilion
May 21, 2011
May 22, 2011	Sacramento		Power Balance Pavilion
May 27, 2011[A]	Inglewood		The Forum
May 28, 2011[A]
May 29, 2011[A]
June 24, 2011[B]	Montreal	Canada	Métropolis
June 25, 2011[B]
Europe [21] [22]
June thirty, 2011	Paris	France	Stade de France
July 2, 2011[C]	Gdynia	Poland	Babie Doły Airfield
July 3, 2011[D]	Beltring	England	Hop Farm Country Park
July 5, 2011	Ghent	Belgium	Sint-Pietersplein
July 6, 2011
July 8, 2011[E]	Rotterdam	Netherlands	Rotterdam Ahoy
July 9, 2011[E]
July 10, 2011[East]
July 13, 2011	Esch-sur-Alzette	Luxembourg	Rockhal
July 15, 2011[F]	Perugia	Italy	Loonshit Santa Giuliana
July 16, 2011[Grand]	Lucca		Piazza Napoleone
July 21, 2011	Helsinki	Finland	Hartwall Arena
July 24, 2011	Amsterdam	Netherlands	Melkweg
July 25, 2011
July 26, 2011	Rotterdam		Rotterdam Ahoy
July 28, 2011	Cologne	Germany	Lanxess Arena
July xxx, 2011	Malahide	Republic of ireland	Malahide Castle
Baronial 2, 2011	Oslo	Norway	Oslo Spektrum
August iii, 2011
August 6, 2011[H]	Copenhagen	Denmark	ten Øren
August vii, 2011[H]
August 9, 2011[J]	Budapest	Republic of hungary	Óbuda Island
August 12, 2011[Grand]	Gothenburg	Sweden	Slottsskogen
August 17, 2011	Zürich	Switzerland	Hallenstadion
North America [23] [24]
November 25, 2011	Toronto	Canada	Air Canada Centre
November 26, 2011
November 30, 2011	Halifax		Scotiabank Centre
December two, 2011	Montreal		Bell Center
December 3, 2011	Ottawa		Canadian Tire Center
December 5, 2011	London		Budweiser Gardens
December 8, 2011	Winnipeg		MTS Centre
December thirteen, 2011	Edmonton		Northlands Coliseum
December xiv, 2011	Calgary		Scotiabank Saddledome
Dec 16, 2011	Vancouver		Rogers Loonshit
December 17, 2011	Victoria		Save-On-Foods Memorial Centre
December xix, 2011	Tacoma	United states	Tacoma Dome
Commonwealth of australia [25]
May 11, 2012	Sydney	Commonwealth of australia	Qudos Bank Arena
May 12, 2012
May 14, 2012	Melbourne		Rod Laver Arena
May 15, 2012
May xviii, 2012	Brisbane		Brisbane Entertainment Centre
May 22, 2012	Sydney		Qudos Bank Loonshit
May 26, 2012	Brisbane		Brisbane Amusement Heart
May thirty, 2012	Melbourne		Rod Laver Loonshit
Northward America [26]
September 24, 2012	Chicago	United States	United Center
September 25, 2012
September 26, 2012

Festivals and other miscellaneous performances

Cancellations and rescheduled shows

Dec 14, 2010	East Rutherford, New Bailiwick of jersey	Izod Centre	Cancelled[10]
February iv, 2011	Dallas	theEvent Tent Complex	Cancelled.[35] The concert was to benefit the Goss-Michael Foundation
July 23, 2011	Oslo, Norway	Oslo Spektrum	Rescheduled to August 2, 2011 due to the 2011 Norway attacks
July 24, 2011	Oslo, Norway	Oslo Spektrum	Rescheduled to August 3, 2011 due to the 2011 Norway attacks
August four, 2011	Berlin, Germany	O2 Globe	Cancelled
Dec 11, 2011	Saskatoon, Saskatchewan	SaskTel Centre	Cancelled

Box office score data [edit]

Venue	Urban center	Tickets sold / bachelor	Gross revenue
Madison Square Garden[A]	New York City	lxx,855 / 72,911 (97%)	$7,592,092[36]
Oracle Loonshit	Oakland	42,475 / 42,475 (100%)	$4,418,308[37]
Save Mart Heart	Fresno	11,918 / 13,028 (91%)	$837,960[38]
Bell Centre	Montreal	8,753 / 10,900 (80%)	$1,113,260[39]
John Labatt Heart	London	eight,790 / nine,053 (97%)	$958,695[39]
Halifax Metro Center	Halifax	10,039 / ten,039 (100%)	$one,000,320[xl]
Rexall Place	Edmonton	10,775 / 16,258 (66%)	$i,119,660[41]
Allphones Arena	Sydney	39,827 / 44,118 (ninety%)	$vii,182,190[42]
Rod Laver Loonshit	Melbourne	42,086 / 42,900 (98%)	$7,540,270[43]
Brisbane Entertainment Middle	Boondall	17,798 / 20,036 (84%)	$3,212,670[44]
Full		263,316 / 281,718 (93%)	$34,975,425

Notes

^A The gross for the January 18th concert at Madison Square Garden placed second on Billboard's "Hot Tours", for the month of January 2011.^[45]

Notes [edit]

one. ^ The annual Pollstar ranking of the concert industry'south top performing artists is tabulated for all worldwide shows, worked between January 1 and June 30, 2011. All ticket sales figures are calculated in U.Due south. dollars and are based on reported information and extensive research by Pollstar.

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