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February 14, 2014 Vancouver Canada Rogers Arena

February 16, 2014 Tacoma United States Tacoma Dome

February 20, 2014 Anaheim Honda Center

February 22, 2014 Los Angeles Staples Center

February 24, 2014 Oakland Oracle Arena

February 25, 2014 San Jose SAP Center at San Jose

February 27, 2014 Phoenix US Airways Center

March 1, 2014 Las Vegas MGM Grand Garden Arena

March 4, 2014 Denver Pepsi Center

March 6, 2014 Omaha CenturyLink Center Omaha

March 7, 2014 Chicago Allstate Arena

March 9, 2014 Milwaukee BMO Harris Bradley Center

March 10, 2014 St. Paul Xcel Energy Center

March 12, 2014 Dallas American Airlines Center

March 13, 2014 Tulsa BOK Center

March 15, 2014 San Antonio AT&T Center

March 16, 2014 Houston Toyota Center

March 18, 2014 New Orleans New Orleans Arena

March 20, 2014 Tampa Tampa Bay Times Forum

March 22, 2014 Miami American Airlines Arena

March 24, 2014 Orlando Amway Center

March 25, 2014 Atlanta Philips Arena

March 29, 2014 Montreal Canada Canada Bell Centre

March 31, 2014 Toronto Air Canada Centre

April 2, 2014 Boston United States United States TD Garden

April 3, 2014 East Rutherford Izod Center

April 5, 2014 Brooklyn Barclays Center

April 7, 2014 Charlotte Time Warner Cable Arena

April 8, 2014 Raleigh PNC Arena

April 10, 2014 Washington, D.C. Verizon Center

April 12, 2014 Detroit The Palace of Auburn Hills

April 13, 2014 Columbus Value City Arena

April 15, 2014 Kansas City Sprint Center

April 16, 2014 St. Louis Scottrade Center

April 18, 2014 Nashville Bridgestone Arena

April 19, 2014 Louisville KFC Yum! Center

April 22, 2014 Philadelphia Wells Fargo Center

April 24, 2014 Uniondale Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum

 

Europe

May 2, 2014 Amsterdam Netherlands Ziggo Dome

May 4, 2014 Antwerp Belgium Sportpaleis

May 6, 2014 London United Kingdom The O2 Arena

May 10, 2014 Leeds First Direct Arena

May 12, 2014 Glasgow The SSE Hydro

May 14, 2014 Manchester Phones 4U Arena

May 16, 2014 Birmingham National Indoor Arena

May 19, 2014 Belfast Odyssey Arena

May 20, 2014 Dublin Ireland The O2

May 23, 2014 Montpellier France Park&Suites Arena

May 24, 2014 Lyon Halle Tony Garnier

May 26, 2014 Cologne Germany Lanxess Arena

May 28, 2014 Oslo Norway Telenor Arena

May 30, 2014 Stockholm Sweden Ericsson Globe

June 1, 2014 Helsinki Finland Hartwall Areena

June 4, 2014 Copenhagen Denmark Forum Copenhagen

June 6, 2014 Frankfurt Germany Germany Festhalle

June 7, 2014 Zürich Switzerland Hallenstadion

June 8, 2014 Milan Italy Mediolanum Forum

June 10, 2014 Vienna Austria Wiener Stadthalle

June 13, 2014 Barcelona Spain Palau Sant Jordi

I really want to see this tour, but manchester date is on the bf's birthday, i dont think he'd be too happy if i ditched him on his birthday to see Miley :lol: may think about one of the other dates closer to the time though if there are still tickets available :)

I really wish I'd booked tickets for this, would love to see / hear her live (especially 'FU' :wub:). Hopefully there'll be a DVD release though, sure sales for that would be extremely impressive!

Got tickets to the London date! Literally could not be more excited haha

I'm not sure how this will do commercially, I expected her dates to sell out immediately. She's not sold out anywhere in the US or the UK. She sold out Italy within 2 hours though.

7 Things is confirmed to be performed along with an acoustic performance of 'The Climb' and 'Summertime Sadness'.

I really want to see this tour, but manchester date is on the bf's birthday, i dont think he'd be too happy if i ditched him on his birthday to see Miley :lol: may think about one of the other dates closer to the time though if there are still tickets available :)

 

He has no idea how lucky he is to have his birffday the same date as a Miley concert, it stinks for you that he doesn't like her.

 

I'm goign to see her in Montréal on march 29, i can't wait I wanna meet her but my tickets aren't VIP.

I hope she doesn't change up her old songs too much to fit them with her current sound.

 

Seeing her in Birmingham, can't wait :D

No dig at Miley or anything, but I think this tour's ticket sales goes to show that you can be in the limelight and sell heaps of singles but that doesn't guarantee a sell-out tour. The likes of Gaga, who's deemed a flop with Artpop, is outselling almost Miley 2:1 with her ticket sales so far and her complete tour dates haven't even been announced yet. Slayage <3

 

This Forbes article pretty much substantiates this. Miley's prices might be a bit too high or there's just no long-term appeal, which is kind of baffling, you'd think her most successful era would be followed by her most successful tour, but it's quite far off from that.

Ticket prices are shockingly expensive - I fully agree.

 

I'm surprised she's not began promoting 'Adore You' on television shows which could help shift a couple of extra tour ticket sales.

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Miley Cyrus has described her latest tour as "educational".

 

The 'Wrecking Ball' singer said that it will expose children to art that they may not get to see otherwise.

 

Cyrus told Fuse News: "Even though parents probably won't think this, I think my show is educational for kids. They're going to be exposed to art most people don't know about.

 

"People are taught to look at things so black and white, especially in small towns.

 

"I'm excited to take this tour to places where [art]like this wouldn't be accepted, where kids wouldn't learn about this different kind of art."

 

Cyrus recently revealed details about her upcoming 'Bangerz' tour, claiming she would be giving away collectible merchandise by dropping it on her audiences.

 

"I'll have things falling out of the sky that most people would sell at the merch table," she said. "My thing has never been about me making money. I did [that] when I was a kid.

 

"I made the money I needed to make, and now it's about putting money into the tour and making sure my fans get the best show, [making] it worth going to see."

 

Miley Cyrus's 38-city 'Bangerz' tour kicks off in Vancouver on February 14. She will appear at London's O2 Arena on May 6, with later gigs in Glasgow, Manchester, Birmingham and Belfast.

So it turns out she sold out Vancouver with less than 5 hours before the event.

 

Miley Updates ‏@MileyUpdateNY 6h

Miley will add more tour dates next month!

 

I'm surprised she's not done any promotion for 'Adore You' to help sell tickets further which is rather disappointing. Adore You is #14 on USA iTunes with rather horrific airplay.

 

The Tour has had a rather large effect on iTunes it seems. Bangerz is #04 and #33.

Those bangerz are divine. http://i59.tinypic.com/1sz7mo.png

 

The album has rebounded so well on iTunes as it was reduced in price, the tour only started last night. I'm still searching everywhere for the setlist tho :drama:

Well I'm not surprised,

she's only performing "Bangerz" songs bar "Party In The USA" and "Can't Be Tamed"

 

 

I've spoilered just in case people don't want to know the set list :)

 

Hollywood Life:

 

Miley Cyrus Shows Cr*tch &

Naked B*tt At ‘Bangerz’ Tour

Opener

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She’s baaaack. Miley returned

with a vengeance on Feb. 14, opening her

‘Bangerz’ tour in Vancouver and topping all

the wild expectations with a line of racy

outfits.

We’ve had Feb. 14 circled on our calendars for

months, and not because it was Valentine’s Day.

Feb. 14 was the first night of Miley Cyrus‘

“Bangerz” tour, and the controversy-loving singer

did not disappoint, twerking and gallivanting

around her elaborate stage in a series of wild

costumes.

The Vancouver audience must’ve known they

were in for a show when Miley emerged from a

massive picture of her own face. Taking a ride to

the stage down a slide that acted as the big-faced

Miley’s tongue, the singer was already stunning in

a sparkly red two-piece, cr*tch-baring number

with furry shoulders.

And that was just the beginning. Miley later took

the stage in one of her naughtiest outfits to date

— a marijuana-leaf-bedazzled, thonged on*sie

with a plunging neckline. Miley made things even

raunchier by then bending over and giving

everyone a look at her bare b*tt, and later

gyrating all over a car that was wheeled out on

stage.

Some of Miley’s other in-concert outfits included a

white number that barely covered her intimates,

an almost completely sheer futuristic outfit, and

an extremely sexy red dress. Wow — that’s all we

can say.

To be fair, we had more than a few opportunities

to see this coming. Miley first gave us a taste of

what her on-stage behavior was going to

resemble during her stint on the Jingle Ball tour.

The singer ramped up the sexiness by wearing

cr*tch-baring on*sies and twerking on a guy

dressed as Santa Claus.

She also showed off her flair for the unique during

her performance on MTV’s Unplugged. Instead of

going the usual route of wearing something

revealing, Miley rocked an odd-looking, baggy

faux denim suit and a gingham, cowgirl-inspired

outfit.

Both of those sexy, unique elements were visible

during her performance in Vancouver and

honestly, we’re into it.

– Andrew Gruttadaro

Rolling Stone:

8 Most Outrageous Moments of

Miley Cyrus' 'Bangerz' Show

 

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Last night in Vancouver, Canada, Miley Cyrus

kicked off her much-hyped Bangerz world tour

with both her immense talent and self-

deprecation intact. In fact, if you approached

the night as a drinking game centered around

"famous Miley-isms" – extended tongues,

strange singing cat animations, frottage and the

like – well, you probably passed out long ago,

never to remember the show. Cyrus delivered

on the campy, the vampy and an assortment of

other cheeky behaviors with a clear aim to

distance herself ever further from the land of

Hannah Montana. That said, looking past the

"shock and awe," Cyrus delivered fantastic

vocals all evening long.

As for some of the night's most memorable

moments?

 

1. She looooves gooooooollllld

Available for sale next to the T-shirts and tour

books was quite possibly the world's most

expensive, mass-produced rolling papers.

Official Bangerz rollies were $40 a pack, which

included two 24 karat sheets; the perfect gift

for those who literally have money to burn.

 

2. Her entrance was self-mockification,

magnified

When the house lights dimmed, all eyes were

focused at the back of the stage where a

massive 50-foot screen projected a pre-made

video of Miley's head, her eyes rolling and her

mouth opening and closing, robot-style.

Suddenly, out of that video "mouth" fell a

massive, inflatable tongue. The actual Miley

then emerged from between her own tonsils,

and she took a ride to the stage floor via her

pink slippery slope, while the audience screams

filled the stadium.

 

3. Although there were multiple fabulous

drag queens in the crowd, Queen Miley

repeatedly won best-dressed

Designers Roberto Cavalli, Jeremy Scott, the

Blonds and Marc Jacobs all made outfits

specifically for this tour, and Cyrus also

purchased vintage Bob Mackie outfits for the

occasion. It was a cavalcade of sparkling

onesies, the likes of which are only otherwise

seen at world championship skating

competitions. And speaking of athletics. . .

 

4. She may have invented a new Olympic

sport: giant hot dog straddling

Cyrus' last song before the encore was a

raucous version of "Someone Else," which

turned the hockey arena into a giant nightclub.

As the beat kicked up a notch, the singer

climbed aboard a 20-foot long wiener, which

was then raised high above the crowd. Her legs

gripped that phallic pony as it carried her

halfway across the arena and back again to the

stage, to the audience's delight.

 

5. When she says she loves pot, she means

it literally

One of Miley's backup dancers was dressed as a

joint, which the singer repeatedly leg-humped

during "We Can't Stop," the first of her encore

numbers. And if the joint blew out, the rest of

her dancers were dressed as giant lighters, just

in case. "Always Do-Be Prepared" as stoner Boy

Scouts say!

 

6. Speaking of Boy Scouts. . .

When Miley surprised the crowd by showing up

on the opposite side of the venue for the much-

anticipated acoustic part of the set, she was

dressed solely in a baggy shirt — with her own

glittery picture on it – and a backwards ball cap,

looking remarkably like Justin Bieber.

 

7. Her taste in other people's music is

quite impressive

During a pre-prepared video interlude, Cyrus

was the star of a black and white Madonna-

esque "Justify My Love"-style montage. It was

the night's most risqué moment; footage

showed quick flashes of Miley in various states of

undress and bondage while the brilliantly sexy

Alt-J track "Fitzpleasure" provided the musical

accompaniment. During this aforementioned

acoustic set – a section within which she plans

to perform a wide variety of cover tunes – Cyrus

sang a slowed-down version of Outkast's "Hey

Ya!" as well as an inspired cover of her

godmother(!) Dolly Parton's tune "Jolene." It

was the point in the evening where she

appeared to be the most organically inspired

and seemed to be having the most fun.

 

8. Perhaps the evening's most shocking

element of all. . .

was the fact that there really wasn't anything

jaw-droppingly shocking about the entire night.

Cyrus had said in interviews leading up to this

tour that she wanted people to go to the show

and take her seriously as a vocalist, and it

appears that she meant it. Without question,

she proved that talent beyond any doubt: unlike

many stadium shows, there was no vocal

"doubling" (singing along to a track of oneself),

and she was only mildly supported by her

background vocalists. In fact, Miley's music was

front and center for much of the night, and

from beginning to end – roughly 100 minutes

long – she nailed her vocals throughout the

entertaining evening. With barely a twerk to be

found, the singer's intended emphasis on her

music seems legit; her approach may very well

shift some of the attention back on her talents,

and away from her infamous tongue.

Straight.Com:

 

Miley Cyrus twerks into Vancouver

with a selfie-friendly spectacle

 

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Miley Cyrus, caught in one of those rare moments

where her tongue is lolling out of her head.

At Rogers Arena on Friday, February 14

Long gone are the days where you had to be

bribed with a Girls Gone Wild hat to flash some

skin for a creep with a camera. In 2014, young

women hound party photographers and proudly

share the results on Instagram and Twitter. No

pop star exemplifies this mindset more than Miley

Cyrus, whose sexual awakening last year

infuriated your Us Weekly–subscribing mother

and clogged your social media feed.

Barely legal females ditched their boyfriends on

Valentine's Day to fill Rogers Arena for the first

stop of the former Hannah Montana’s hotly

anticipated Bangerz Tour. While many came

dressed in looks inspired by Miley, it was hardly a

"trying to get a line in the bathroom" crowd—

queues for Mike's Hard Lemonade were dwarfed

by ones at merch stands that sold inflatable

bananas and detritus featuring photos by your

favourite pervball, Terry Richardson.

Smilers came ready to soak up pop hits while

poppin' their asses. There was one question to be

answered though: would their headline-hogging

hero fall flat on her butt mid-twerk? To the delight

of everyone in attendance, Cyrus proved she

can’t, and won’t, be stopped.

The music started and everyone was on their feet,

but where was Miley? Gradually the massive LED

backdrop was filled with the face of the 21-year-

old pop princess. Then a hatch opened up and a

massive tongue snaked out of a set-piece mouth

towards the stage. Cyrus deftly slid down it and

commanded, "Let me hear y'all make some

f***ing noise". A cacophony of shrill shrieks,

squeals, and OMGs ensued after a spectacular

entrance as she opened with "SMS (Bangerz)".

Joining her onstage for the club-friendly, well,

banger, were back-up dancers, a Munchkinlad-

escapee in a red PVC outfit, a BBW with a butt

that belittled the one Sir Mix-A-Lot rapped on, and

four sickos in fursuits. (Apologies to the

Vancouver furry community. Society has come a

long way in recent years, but we're still not ready

to accept yiffing.)

For the next number, a gold-plated car with

spinners rose from a trapdoor. Miley hopped on

and humped its hood while singing "4x4" as it

drove around on stage and sprayed dolla bills out

of the wheel wells. This is how the rest of the

evening would go: Lady Gaga’s artful weirdness

coupled with vintage-Madonna in-your-face-

sexuality.

During the highly entertaining hour-and-forty-

minute-long spectacle we primarily heard tracks

off of Bangerz with a smattering of hits from

earlier albums as well as covers of "Hey Ya!" by

OutKast and "Jolene" by Dolly Parton. While this

was happening we were treated to visuals

courtesy of Ren & Stimpy creator John Kricfalusi,

a dozen or so bejewelled outfits designed by the

likes of Roberto Cavalli and Marc Jacobs, and an

inflatable wolf that was at least 10-Mileys high.

To answer the burning question that kept you

awake at night leading up to this show: you

better f***ing believe there was twerking. In fact,

the most powerful tool onstage was the singer’s

ass. Anytime she aimed that thing at the crowd

the roar was deafening. It is a lethal weapon that

could topple governments, and not just in the

Middle East. Live in fear.

While flying around on a hot dog phallus and

singing "Someone Else", the massive LED screen

opened up and Cyrus exited the stage. Of course,

the show was not over. The biggest bangerz had

yet to be performed.

Billy Ray's daughter returned with the club

anthem "We Can't Stop", during which the

Munchkin was dressed up as a joint and we all

sang along. The crowd participation continued

when she played her biggest hit, the emotional

power ballad "Wrecking Ball". For a minute it felt

like it might end there, but no. There had not

been enough nodding of heads and moving of

hips like yeah. Flanked by the BBW in a Statue of

Liberty costume and the little person in a hilarious

Liberty Bell getup, Miley belted out the

disgustingly catchy "Party in the U.S.A." while

sporting a sparkly Stars & Stripes outfit and

hillbilly teeth. This twisted tribute to 'Murica

ended the show.

Valentine's Day only happens once a year, but

taking a provocative selfie at the Bangerz Tour

was a once in a lifetime experience. Miley did not

disappoint and delivered the most Instagram-

worthy concerts of the year.

As for the parents in attendance, they left praying

their kids don’t come home one day in fursuits.

Toronto Sun:

 

Miley Cyrus' Bangerz concert in Vancouver a colourful twerk party

 

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The strings of balloons, cotton candy and animal

costumes should have been some indication this

was Miley Cyrus’ party and she can grab her

crotch if she wants to.

The controversy queen unleashed her highly

anticipated and purportedly “educational”

Bangerz tour in a packed, but not sold out,

Rogers Arena in Vancouver Valentine’s Day night.

An estimated 18,000-plus fans let out blood-

curdling screams at the first sight of her floating

head slowly rising up on the stage’s video screen.

Dancers poured onto the stage as a door-sized

opening emerged behind Cyrus’ video screen

mouth to reveal a slowly thrusting tongue slide.

The real-life Cyrus then rode onto the stage,

finally mic in hand, to the tune SMS (Bangerz).

“Let me hear y’all make some f------g noise!”

shouted MyCy to an adoring crowd that literally

went bananas at every twerk — of which there

were many.

Populating the throng were mostly dancing girls

ages eight to eighteen. Cyrus’ signature mini

pigtail buns were the hair trend of the night and

the dress code was terrifyingly tramp for such an

underage crowd: lots of 12-year-olds in partly see-

through bustiers, leather booty shorts and Pretty

Woman cutout one-pieces.

Parents were notably getting in on Cyrus’ steez,

including one bearded biker dad sporting the T-

shirt: “I like the way you twerk.”

Hitting the stage with the Nashville native was a

band of costumed animal dancers, professional

twerkers (the L.A. Bakers) and a little person.

For Love Money Party, the singer rose out of the

main stage draped over a Mini-Cooper-sized gold

toy car.

Her outfit for this number was a bedazzled

marijuana long-sleeve body suit (thong)

accessorized with a gold pot leaf necklace —

apparently coincidental, Vancouver.

There were a lot of goofy production elements,

like the Ren and Stimpy Show-inspired cartoons,

the entirety of FU where she is stalked by a giant

orange puppet and the flying hot dog she rides to

close out the show — but throughout, her

undeniable singing talent managed to shine

through.

Dancers left the stage for power ballads like her

big hit Wrecking Ball that had every girl around

me singing their hearts out and reaching towards

the stage. It’s truly unfortunate the speakers

blared horribly and didn’t do her live singing

justice.

One of the show’s main highlights was the

somewhat unplugged section. Appearing in the

crowd towards the back, Cyrus and a small

collection of her band performed Rooting For My

Baby and country-style covers of Outkast’s Hey

Ya, and Dolly Parton’s Jolene. Maybe the best part

of the night.

The worst parts of the night were undoubtedly

cringe-worthy crotch massages that took place

during her performance of Do My Thang — and

the ‘kiss cam.’ The latter prefaced with this: “You

guys have been amazing so far, but I’m just

going to need a bit more crowd participation … I

want to see you guys make out.”

The stage’s screen lit up with live-feed of people

in the crowd who were supposed to kiss while she

sang Adore You. As this crowd was mostly young

girls some couples made it on screen to suck

face, but many seemed to be just friends (and

tweens), who under incredible peer pressure (or

for fun?) started making out anyway.

Interestingly, throughout the night the singer

peppered her songs and commentary with equal

parts expletives and “thank y’alls,” and managed

to rock out for not one but two encores.

Overall an impressive show from a talented

performer, but the dancing and production

elements could have been a bit more

sophisticated (not that any of her adoring fans

were complaining).

As Cyrus’ Bangerz tour continues she will have

ample opportunity to smooth out the kinks as

Vancouver was just date No. 1 of 38 for North

America before she heads over to Europe.

Set list:

SMS (Bangerz)

4X4

Love, Money, Party

My Darlin’

Maybe You’re Right

FU

Do My Thang

Get It Right (#Getitright)

Can’t Be Tamed

Adore You

Drive

Acoustic Set featuring Rooting For My Baby,

Outkast’s Hey Ya! cover, Dolly Parton’s Jolene

cover

23

L. A. Bakers Twerk It Dance

On My Own

Someone Else

(Encore)

We Can’t Stop

Wrecking Ball

(Encore #2)

Party in the USA