Dancing on Ice: The Tour
| Tour by ITV Studios | |
| Start date | 31 March (2007) 4 April (2008) 2 April (2009) 8 April (2010) 9 April (2011) 23 March (2018) |
|---|---|
| End date | 6 May (2007) 17 May (2008) 4 May (2009) 9 May (2010) 1 May (2011) 15 April (2018) |
| No. of shows | 41 (2007) 47 (2008) 37 (2009) 38 (2010) 28 (2011) 27 (2018) |
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Torvill and Dean's Dancing on Ice: The Live Tour is a nationwide tour in the United Kingdom. It began in 2007 following the success of the two series of smash-hit television series Dancing on Ice,
It was confirmed on 24 November 2017 that the tour would return in March 2018.[1]
General information[edit]
During the second series of Dancing on Ice on ITV it was announced that the show would be taken on a UK arena tour. The tour would be presented by former contestant and Dancing on Ice Exclusive host Andi Peters and would feature contestants from all the UK and 1 Australian series of the show competing against each other for audience votes (cast via SMS). Each contestant performed two solo routines for the judges (one was scored by the judges) (Nicky Slater, Jason Gardiner, Karen Barber, Robin Cousins and a guest judges which varied at each location). The two couples with the most votes then proceeded into the 'Bolero Dance-Off'. Following the completion of the dance-off the judges would select a winner decided by a majority verdict. At the end of each show the winner received a trophy. The live show also featured numerous performances from Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean as well as the professional ice skaters (from the television series) and other special guests.
2007 Tour[edit]
The Dancing on Ice Live Tour began on 31 March 2007 and ended on 6 May 2007. Sheffield, London, Manchester, Birmingham, Glasgow, Belfast and Newcastle were among the tour dates. The Sheffeld tour was recorded for the DVD (which was released on 19 November 2007). A preview of the tour was also broadcast on ITV on 21 October 2007. The celebrity guest judges included Radio 1's DJ Letitia, Ian Watkins of Steps and Celebrity Big Brother, former competitor Stephen Gately, and actress Susie Amy. Host Andi Peters was originally set to skate in the show but couldn't as he broke his ankle rehearsing for a routine for Dancing on Ice: Exclusive.
The line-up for the 2007 tour was:
| Celebrity | Professional partner | Position on Dancing on Ice |
|---|---|---|
| Stefan Booth | Kristina Lenko | Series 1 runner-up |
| Bonnie Langford | Matt Evers | Series 1 third place |
| Kyran Bracken | Melanie Lambert | Series 2 winner |
| Clare Buckfield | Andrei Lipanov | Series 2 runner-up |
| Duncan James | Maria Filippov | Series 2 third place |
| Lisa Scott-Lee | Matt Evers | Series 2 sixth place |
| Jake Wall | Maria Filippov | Australian series winner |
| Lara Bingle | Daniel Whiston | Australian series third place (partnered by Matt Evers) |
During the tour the two couples with the most votes then competed in a dance-off against each other. The judges then had to decide the winner of the show. A full breakdown of the winners is given below:[2]
Birmingham[edit]
- 31 March afternoon – Claire and Andrei
- 31 March evening – Bonnie and Matt
- 1 April afternoon – Kyran and Melanie
- 1 April evening – Claire and Andrei
- 2 April evening – Kyran and Melanie
- 3 April evening – Bonnie & Matt
- 4 April evening – Bonnie & Matt
Wembley[edit]
- 6 April afternoon – Bonnie & Matt
- 6 April evening – Bonnie & Matt
- 7 April afternoon – Bonnie & Matt
- 7 April evening – Bonnie & Matt
- 8 April afternoon – Bonnie & Matt
- 8 April evening – Bonnie & Matt
- 9 April afternoon – Kyran & Melanie
- 9 April evening – Bonnie & Matt
Sheffield[edit]
- 11 April evening – Kyran & Melanie
- 12 April evening – Bonnie & Matt
Manchester[edit]
- 13 April evening – Kyran & Melanie
- 14 April afternoon – Bonnie & Matt
- 14 April evening – Duncan & Maria
- 15 April afternoon – Bonnie & Matt
- 15 April evening – Kyran & Melanie
Nottingham[edit]
- 17 April evening – Bonnie & Matt
- 18 April evening – Bonnie & Matt
- 19 April evening – Kyran & Melanie
- 20 April evening – Bonnie & Matt
Newcastle[edit]
- 22 April afternoon – Duncan & Maria
- 22 April evening – Clare & Andrei
- 23 April evening – Bonnie & Matt
Sheffield[edit]
- 24 April Evening – Bonnie & Matt
- 25 April Evening – Bonnie & Matt
Glasgow[edit]
- 27 April evening – Duncan & Maria
- 28 April afternoon – Bonnie & Matt
- 28 April evening – Bonnie & Matt
- 29 April afternoon – cancelled due to illness
- 29 April evening – cancelled due to illness
Belfast[edit]
- 1 May evening – Bonnie & Matt
- 2 May evening – Bonnie & Matt
- 3 May evening – Kyran & Melanie
Sheffield[edit]
- 5 May afternoon – Bonnie & Matt
- 5 May evening – Bonnie & Matt (DVD released version)
Newcastle[edit]
- 6 May afternoon – Bonnie & Matt
- 6 May evening – Bonnie & Matt
| Bonnie Langford & Matt Evers | 27 |
| Kyran Bracken & Melanie Lambert | 8 |
| Clare Buckfield & Andrei Lipanov | 3 |
| Duncan James & Maria Filippov | 3 |
| Stefan Booth & Kristina Lenko | 0 |
| Lara Bingle & Daniel Whiston | 0 |
| Jake Wall & Maria Filippov | 0 |
| Lisa Scott-Lee & Matt Evers | 0 |
- On the final show in Newcastle, Bonnie was given the trophy as she had won the most performances on the tour.
2008 Tour[edit]
The Dancing on Ice Live Tour 2008 began on 4 April 2008 in Sheffield and ended on 17 May 2008 also in Sheffield. It also visited London, Newcastle, Nottingham, Liverpool and Birmingham. Torvill and Dean and the judges once again featured on the tour. All performances on 20 April in Birmingham have been recorded for the DVD.
The line-up was:[3]
| Celebrity | Professional partner | Position on Dancing on Ice |
|---|---|---|
| David Seaman | Kristina Lenko | Series 1 fourth place (partnered by Pam O'Connor) |
| Clare Buckfield | Andrei Lipanov | Series 2 runner-up |
| Gareth Gates | Maria Filippov | Series 3 fourth place |
| Suzanne Shaw | Matt Evers | Series 3 winner |
| Kyran Bracken | Melanie Lambert | Series 2 winner |
| Bonnie Langford | Pavel Aubrecht | Series 1 third place (partnered by Matt Evers) |
| Zaraah Abrahams** | Fred Palascak | Series 3 third place |
| Linda Lusardi | Daniel Whiston | Series 3 sixth place |
| Chris Fountain* | Frankie Poultney | Series 3 runner-up |
[*] Chris Fountain appeared only in Friday, Saturday and Sunday performances.
[**] Zaraah Abrahams replaced Michael Underwood
| Arena | Date/time | Guest judge | First finalist | Second finalist | Winner | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sheffield | Friday, 4 April, evening | Kevin O'Sullivan (TV journalist) | Chris and Frankie | Clare and Andrei | Chris and Frankie | Suzanne Shaw absent due to work commitments |
| Saturday, 5 April, matinee | Becky Hayes (Hallam FM) | Suzanne and Matt | Clare and Andrei | Suzanne and Matt | Chris Fountain didn't skate because he was injured | |
| Saturday, 5 April, evening | Suzanne and Matt | Chris and Frankie | Suzanne and Matt | |||
| Sunday, 6 April, matinee | Chris and Frankie | Suzanne and Matt | Chris and Frankie | |||
| Sunday, 6 April, evening | Suzanne and Matt | Chris and Frankie | Suzanne and Matt | |||
| Nottingham | Wednesday, 9 April, evening | Lucy Kite (Central Tonight) | Kyran and Melanie | Chris and Frankie | Kyran and Melanie | Suzanne Shaw was injured during the first performance and could not skate again |
| Thursday, 10 April, evening | Chris and Frankie | Suzanne and Matt | Chris and Frankie | |||
| Newcastle | Friday, 11 April, evening | Kyran and Melanie | Chris and Frankie | Kyran and Melanie | Suzanne Shaw was injured during the first performance and could not skate again. | |
| Saturday, 12 April, matinee | Dave Johnson (Smooth FM presenter) | Chris and Frankie | Kyran and Melanie | Chris and Frankie | ||
| Saturday, 12 April, evening | Jonathan Morrell (North East News presenter) | Chris and Frankie | Suzanne and Matt | Chris and Frankie | ||
| Sunday, 13 April, matinee | Sue Watson (Sunderland journalist) | Chris and Frankie | Kyran and Melanie | Chris and Frankie | David Seaman didn't skate because he was injured. | |
| Sunday, 13 April, evening | Kyran and Melanie | Chris and Frankie | Kyran and Melanie | |||
| Birmingham | Tuesday, 15 April, evening | Kyran and Melanie | Suzanne and Matt | Kyran and Melanie | ||
| Wednesday, 16 April, evening | Andrew Miles (Metro journalist) | Suzanne and Matt | Kyran and Melanie | Suzanne and Matt | ||
| Thursday, 17 April, evening | Joanne Malin (news presenter) | Suzanne and Matt | Kyran and Melanie | Suzanne and Matt | ||
| Friday, 18 April, evening | Chris and Frankie | Kyran and Melanie | Chris and Frankie | |||
| Saturday, 19 April, matinee | Dave Clarke (Heart FM presenter) | Clare and Andrei | Chris and Frankie | Clare and Andrei | Robin Cousins could not make it to the show, so his place was covered by British Champion, Stephen Pickavance | |
| Saturday, 19 April, evening | Charley Webb (actress) | Chris and Frankie | Kyran And Melanie | Chris and Frankie | Robin Cousins could not make it to the show, so his place was covered by British Champion, Stephen Pickavance. | |
| Sunday, 20 April, matinee | Stephen Gately (former contestant) | Suzanne and Matt | Chris and Frankie | Suzanne and Matt | (DVD release version) | |
| Sunday, 20 April, evening | Stephen Gately (former contestant) | Suzanne and Matt | Chris and Frankie | Suzanne and Matt | Robin Cousins was not present at this show, so his place was taken by Karen Kresge. | |
| Wembley | Tuesday, 22 April, evening | Kyran and Melanie | Bonnie and Pavel | Kyran and Melanie | ||
| Wednesday, 23 April, evening | Chris and Frankie | Kyran and Melanie | Chris and Frankie | |||
| Thursday, 24 April, evening | Kyran and Melanie | Chris and Frankie | Kyran and Melanie | Gareth Gates didn't skate due to personal reasons. | ||
| Friday, 25 April, evening | Carol McGiffin | Bonnie and Pavel | Chris and Frankie | Bonnie and Pavel | Suzanne Shaw struggling with an injury | |
| Saturday, 26 April, matinee | Jon, journalist from The People | Kyran and Melanie | Chris and Frankie | Kyran and Melanie | ||
| Saturday, 26 April, evening | None | Chris and Frankie | Suzanne and Matt | Chris and Frankie | The intended guest judge became ill during the first performance. | |
| Sunday, 27 April, matinee | Chris and Frankie | Bonnie and Pavel | Chris and Frankie | |||
| Sunday, 27 April, evening | Ruthie Henshall (previous judge on the show) | Chris and Frankie | Suzanne and Matt | Chris and Frankie | ||
| O2 | Tuesday, 29 April, evening | Stefan Booth, former contestant from Series 1 | Kyran and Melanie | Clare and Andrei | Kyran and Melanie | Zaraah Abrahams didn't skate because she was injured |
| Wednesday, 30 April, evening | Brian Connelly | Bonnie and Pavel | Chris and Frankie | Bonnie and Pavel | ||
| Liverpool | Friday, 2 May, evening | Chris and Frankie | Kyran and Melanie | Chris and Frankie | Suzanne Shaw confirmed to be struggling with persistent ankle injury | |
| Saturday, 3 May, matinee | Chris and Frankie | Kyran and Melanie | Chris and Frankie | |||
| Saturday, 3 May, evening | Chris and Frankie | Kryan and Melanie | Chris and Frankie | Chris Fountain was told he had won Best Actor at the British Soap Awards | ||
| Sunday, 4 May, matinee | Chris and Frankie | Kyran and Melanie | Chris and Frankie | |||
| Sunday, 4 May, evening | Chris and Frankie | Kyran and Melanie | Chris and Frankie | |||
| Monday, 5 May, matinee | Caroline Hacking, TV journalist from Granada Reports | Bonnie and Pavel | Chris and Frankie | Bonnie and Pavel | ||
| Monday, 5 May, evening | Chris and Frankie | Kyran and Melanie | Chris and Frankie | |||
| Manchester | Wednesday, 7 May, evening | Chris and Frankie | Suzanne and Matt | Chris and Frankie | Clare Buckfield was injured during the first performance and could not skate again | |
| Thursday, 8 May, evening | Manchester Metro journalist | Suzanne and Matt | Chris and Frankie | Suzanne and Matt | ||
| Friday, 9 May, evening | Peter Kay, comedian | Chris and Frankie | Kyran and Melanie | Chris and Frankie | ||
| Saturday, 10 May, matinee | Debbie | Suzanne and Matt | Chris and Frankie | Suzanne and Matt | ||
| Saturday, 10 May, evening | Michael (Century FM presenter) | Chris and Frankie | Suzanne and Matt | Chris and Frankie | ||
| Sunday, 11 May, matinee | Chelsea Norris (Key 103 presenter) | Chris and Frankie | Kyran and Melanie | Chris and Frankie | ||
| Sunday, 11 May, evening | John Scott (Beat the stylist) | Chris and Frankie | Kyran and Melanie | Chris and Frankie | ||
| Nottingham | Tuesday, 13 May, evening | Bonnie and Pavel | Suzanne and Matt | Bonnie and Pavel | ||
| Wednesday, 14 May, evening | Chris and Frankie | Suzanne and Matt | Chris and Frankie | |||
| Thursday, 15 May, evening | Kyran and Melanie | Bonnie and Pavel | Kyran and Melanie | Chris Fountain couldn't do Bolero as his partner Frankie injured her ribs in the first half. | ||
| Friday, 16 May, evening | Sam Pinkham (Heart FM Breakfast presenter, brother of Series 3 contestant Natalie Pinkham) | Suzanne and Matt | Bonnie and Pavel | Suzanne and Matt | Chris Fountain only skated in the second part of the show (with Susie Lipanova) as his skating partner Frankie Poultney injured herself the night before. | |
| Sheffield | Saturday, 17 May, evening | Suzanne and Matt | Kyran and Melanie | Suzanne and Matt | Chris Fountain crowned winner of the Dancing on Ice Tour 2008 after winning the most shows and given the Tour Trophy. |
- Please, if you go to see the tour at one of these venues, please fill in the table for that show.
| Couple | Show wins |
|---|---|
| Chris Fountain & Frankie Poultney | 24 |
| Suzanne Shaw & Matt Evers | 11 |
| Kyran Bracken & Melanie Lambert | 9 |
| Bonnie Langford & Pavel Aubrecht | 4 |
| Clare Buckfield & Andrei Lipanov | 1 |
| Gareth Gates & Maria Filippov | 0 |
| Zaraah Abrahams & Fred Palascak | 0 |
| Linda Lusardi & Daniel Whiston | 0 |
| David Seaman & Kristina Lenko | 0 |
| Couple | Bolero skate-offs |
|---|---|
| Chris Fountain & Frankie Poultney | 38 |
| Kyran Bracken & Melanie Lambert | 26 |
| Suzanne Shaw & Matt Evers | 21 |
| Bonnie Langford & Pavel Aubrecht | 9 |
| Clare Buckfield & Andrei Lipanov | 4 |
| Gareth Gates & Maria Filippov | 0 |
| Zaraah Abrahams & Fred Palascak | 0 |
| Linda Lusardi & Daniel Whiston | 0 |
| David Seaman & Kristina Lenko | 0 |
The Ice Panel[edit]
- Robin Cousins
- Karen Barber
- Jason Gardiner
- Nicky Slater
- Guest Judge
There will be a guest judge for every location. Head Judge Robin Cousins could not make it for two of the Birmingham shows so he was covered by Karen Barber's Husband Steve Pickavance.
Dancing on Ice Tour 2009[edit]
- The line-up consisted of skaters from previous series and from the 2009 series.
The Bolero Silver Anniversary Tour Scheduled Dates
- Sheffield Arena
- Nottingham
- Wembley
- Manchester
- Newcastle
- Birmingham
- The O2
- Belfast Odyssey
Host[edit]
The Ice Panel[edit]
- Robin Cousins
- Karen Barber
- Nicky Slater
- Ruthie Henshall
- Guest Judge
Skaters[edit]
- Todd Carty and Susie Lipanova
- Suzanne Shaw and Łukasz Różycki
- Kyran Bracken and Melanie Lambert
- Ray Quinn and Maria Filippov
- Melinda Messenger and Fred Palascak
- Roxanne Pallett and Daniel Whiston
- Chris Fountain and Frankie Poultney
- Jessica Taylor and Pavel Aubrecht
- Zöe Salmon and Matt Evers
- Donal MacIntyre and Florentine Houdiniere
Notes[edit]
- This is the first event Dancing on Ice related that Suzanne's new partner has starred in. Shaw and her new partner only had just over two weeks training together prior to the tour starting.
- This is the first time in Dancing on Ice history that Jason Gardiner will not be a judge on.
- This is the first tour that hasn't included Kristina Lenko.
- Donal & Florentine are only going to perform in the Wembley Shows
- Winners of Ice Star 2009, Oxford Freestylers will be performing in the Wembley Shows.
- Ray and Maria won a massive 35 shows of the 39. This beats Bonnie's record of 27 wins in 2007.
Dancing on Ice Tour 2010[edit]
Dancing on Ice will be going on tour from 8 April 2010 – 9 May 2010 performing in Newcastle, Birmingham, Sheffield, Manchester, Nottingham, Belfast Odyssey and The O2 (London)
Host[edit]
The Ice Panel[edit]
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- Karen Barber
- Kyran Bracken
- Christopher Biggins
- Nicky Slater
- Guest Judge
Skaters[edit]
- Chris Fountain & Brianne Delcourt (confirmed by Chris on Twitter)
- Ray Quinn & Alexandra Schauman
- Gaynor Faye & Matt Evers
- Mikey Graham & Melanie Lambert
- Hayley Tamaddon & Daniel Whiston
- Clare Buckfield & Łukasz Różycki (confirmed by Clare on Twitter)
- Emily Atack & Fred Palascak
- Gary Lucy & Maria Filippov
- Danny Young & Frankie Poultney (Sheffield shows only)
- Kieron Richardson & Brianne Delcourt (Birmingham Only)
Also Matthew Gonzalez has confirmed on his Twitter page he will be on tour as the male pro reserve. He is mentioned in the tour programme. Brianne Delcourt has been pulled out of the tour for a while due to a foot infection. Chris Fountain performed solos at the Newcastle shows. Delcourt returned to the tour on 16 April 2010. Our Sudo Air brush Tanning expert to the stars was Lara Norris to the Belfast tour 2010
Torvill & Dean's Dancing on Ice Tour 2011[edit]
This year, the tour came to Capital FM Arena in Nottingham, Wembley Arena in London, Sheffield Arena in Sheffield, Metro Radio Arena in Newcastle, MEN Arena in Manchester and National Indoor Arena in Birmingham, with a record number of tickets being sold. The 2011 tour ran from Saturday 9 April to Monday 2 May.
Host[edit]
The Ice Panel[edit]
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Skaters[edit]
- Johnson Beharry & Jodeyne Higgins
- Chloe Madeley & Michael Zenezini
- Laura Hamilton & Colin Ratushniak
- Denise Welch & Matt Evers
- Dave Vitty & Nina Ulanova
- Hayley Tamaddon & Daniel Whiston
- Vanilla Ice & Katie Stainsby
- Sam Attwater & Brianne Delcourt
- Jeff Brazier & Isabelle Gauthier (only on selected dates)
Sam & Brianne won the 2011 tour with the most wins.
Torvill & Dean's Dancing on Ice Tour 2012[edit]
Host[edit]
The Ice Panel[edit]
- Robin Cousins
- Karen Barber (head judge in Robin's absence)
- Christopher Biggins
- Kyran Bracken
- Note: Robin Cousin was not prete for the first two weeks of the tour and Karen Barber only appeared in evening shows.
Skaters[edit]
- Chico Slimani & Jodeyne Higgins
- Heidi Range & Andrei Lipanov
- Sam Attwater & Brianne Delcourt
- Jorgie Porter & Matt Evers
- Matthew Wolfenden & Nina Ulanova
- Jennifer Ellison & Daniel Whiston
- Andy Whyment & Vicky Ogden
- Chemmy Alcott & Sean Rice
Torvill & Dean's Dancing on Ice Tour 2018[edit]
Dancing on Ice's tenth series begins on 7 January 2018. Shortly after the end of the series, the tour starts a week or so later. The tour venues for the 2018 UK tour are: London's Wembley Arena, Sheffield's FlyDSA Arena, Newcastle's Metro Radio Arena, the Manchester Arena, the SSE Hydro in Glasgow, the Motorpoint Arena in Nottingham, and the Birmingham Arena.
Tour dates[edit]
| Date(s) | Venue | City |
|---|---|---|
| 23 March 2018 | Wembley Arena | London |
| 24 March 2018 | ||
| 25 March 2018 | ||
| 27 March 2018 | FlyDSA Arena | Sheffield |
| 28 March 2018 | ||
| 29 March 2018 | ||
| 30 March 2018 | Metro Radio Arena | Newcastle |
| 31 March 2018 | ||
| 1 April 2018 | ||
| 3 April 2018 | Manchester Arena | Manchester |
| 4 April 2018 | ||
| 6 April 2018 | SSE Hydro | Glasgow |
| 7 April 2018 | ||
| 8 April 2018 | ||
| 10 April 2018 | Motorpoint Arena | Nottingham |
| 11 April 2018 | ||
| 12 April 2018 | ||
| 13 April 2018 | Arena Birmingham | Birmingham |
| 14 April 2018 | ||
| 15 April 2018 |
Host[edit]
The Ice Panel[edit]
- Jayne Torvill & Christopher Dean – Head Judges
- Christopher Biggins (only appear in 23 & 24 March)
- Denise Van Outen – Guest Judge (will not appear on 23 & 24 March)
Skaters[edit]
- Alex Beresford & Brianne Delcourt
- Cheryl Baker & Daniel Whiston
- Donna Air & Mark Hanretty
- Jake Quickenden & Vanessa Bauer
- Kem Cetinay & Alex Murphy
- Max Evans & Ale Izquierdo
- Ray Quinn & Alexandra Schauman (will not perform in Newcastle or Manchester)
| Ray |
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