Inferno World Tour

Inferno World Tour
	World tour by Monica Vinco
Associated album	Inferno
Start date	May 1, 2045
End date	September 13, 2046
Legs	5
No. of shows	135
Attendance	8.6 million
Box office	$42.1 million
Monica Vinco concert chronology
	; Monica Vinco's Empire; (2039); ; Inferno World Tour ; (2044-2045); ; Monica Vinco's Tour of Europe; (2047);

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The Inferno World Tour was the tenth concert tour by American singer-songwriter Monica Vinco. Launched in support of her eleventh studio album, Inferno (2044), the tour visited the Americas, Eurasia, and Oceania. In 2039, following a lower back injury, Vinco became addicted to painkillers and went into a four-year rehabilitation, where she began writing for Inferno. The album was surprised released in April 2044, with the first leg in North America being announced later that year. The tour officially kicked off on May 1, 2045, in Vancouver, Canada, and concluded on September 13, 2045, in London, England; this was the first tour of Vinco's to span over two years and her longest to date with 135 shows.

The Inferno World Tour's set list was composed of a wide array of Vinco's discography, focusing on songs from Inferno in addition to previous hits. The tour is divided into nine segments, each inspired by a circle of Hell from Dante's Inferno, and concluded with an encore influenced by Purgatorio and Paradiso. The tour was met with overwhelming acclaim, with most praise going to Vinco's vocal and stage performances. A number of reviews commended the choreography, costumes, and set design as consistently exceptional, noting improvement in her showmanship and visual storytelling. It grossed million, making it one of the highest-grossing tours of all time, and received an attendance of 8.6 million; all dates sold out and the tour broke various venue and attendance records.

Several of the concerts at Ligga Arena in Curitiba, Brazil, were recorded for a concert film and live album—both entitled Inferno World Tour Live—released on September 20, 2046; a week after the tour concluded. It drew over 15 million viewers and was, at the time, the most watched program on the service, and won Best Music Film at the Grammys and Outstanding Variety Special at the Emmys.

Background[edit]

The tour was first announced on November 1, 2044, with stadium shows in the United States and Canada, set to begin on May 1, 2045, in Vancouver, British Columbia, and conclude on October 31, 2045, in Syracuse, New York. Third dates for Vancouver, Seattle, Inglewood, Miami, St. Petersburg, Nashville, Indianapolis, Milwaukee, Toronto, and Syracuse were added as the month progressed. In December of the same year, two more Inglewood dates and three shows in Curitiba, Brazil, were announced. On January 5, 2045, Vinco revealed a fourth date each in Indianapolis, Syracuse, and Curitiba in honor of her forty-forth birthday. By the end of January, four more Brazilian dates were announced and two additional shows for Syracuse.

To celebrate her music career's 32nd anniversary, Vinco confirmed that the tour would continue into 2046 on August 23, with legs in Oceania and Eurasia. Three more shows in both Melbourne and Tokyo being announced later that month, with four dates in Dunedin, New Zealand, added on September 8, 2045. In October and November, a third date was added for Bucharest, Solna, Copenhagen, Frankfurt, Nanterre, Cardiff, and London. On December 24, a fourth show in Cardiff and three more shows in Paris were announced in honor of Christmas Eve. Three more dates in London were added on January 5, 2046, to commemorate her forty-fifth birthday.

Development[edit]

Concert synopsis[edit]

Critical reception[edit]

Controversies[edit]

Legacy[edit]

Commercial performance[edit]

Venue records[edit]

Dates	Venue	Country	Description
2045
May 8–10	T-Mobile Park	United States	First female act to headline the venue for two nights and first overall act to perform three shows for a single tour.
June 9–10	Alamodome		First female act to perform two shows on a single tour.
July 10–12	LoanDepot Park		First act to perform two and three shows on a single tour.
July 18–20	Tropicana Field		First act to perform two and three shows on a single tour.
July 27–28	EverBank Stadium		First act to perform two shows on a single tour.
August 12–14	Nissan Stadium		First act to perform two and three shows on a single tour.
August 20–21	The Dome at America's Center		First solo act to perform two shows on a single tour.
August 28–29	Chicago Bears Stadium		First act to perform two shows on a single tour.
September 4–7	Lucas Oil Stadium		First act to perform four shows on a single tour.
September 13–15	American Family Field		First female act to headline the venue for two nights and first overall act to perform three shows for a single tour.
October 6–7	Huntington Bank Field		First act to perform two shows on a single tour.
October 22–23	Stade Olympique	Canada	First solo act to perform two shows on a single tour.
October 29–31 and November 1–3	JMA Wireless Dome	United States	First female act to headline the venue for two nights and first overall act to perform three to six for a single tour.
December 12–15 and 19–22	Ligga Arena	Brazil	First female act to headline the venue and first overall act to perform more than two shows for a single tour.
2046
February 6–8 and 11–13	Marvel Stadium	Australia	First act to perform five and six shows on a single tour.
February 18–21	Te Kaha Stadium	New Zealand	First act to perform two to four shows on a single tour.
February 25–28	Forsyth Barr Stadium	New Zealand	First female act to perform two to three shows and first overall act to perform four shows on a single tour.
April 12–24	Farglory Dome	Taiwan	First international act to perform two to three shows on a single tour.
April 20–22	Kai Tak Stadium	Hong Kong	First female act to perform two to three shows on a single tour.
April 28–30 and May 3–5	Tokyo Dome	Japan	First female act to perform six shows on a single tour.
June 13–15	Arena Națională	Romania	First female act to headline the venue, first solo act to perform two shows, and first overall act to perform three shows for a single tour.
July 7–9	Parken Stadium	Denmark	First female act to perform two and three shows on a single tour.
July 22–24	Deutsche Bank Park	Germany
August 7–8	Decathlon Arena	France	Biggest two-day attendance.
August 11–13 and 16–18	Paris La Défense Arena	France	First international act to perform five to six shows on a single tour.
August 31 and September 1–3	Principality Stadium	Wales	First female act to perform two to four shows on a single tour.

Accolades[edit]

Recordings[edit]

Set list[edit]

Shows[edit]

Date	City	Country	Venue	Attendance
North America
May 1, 2045	Vancouver	Canada	BC Place Stadium	186,000 / 186,000
May 2, 2045
May 3, 2045
May 8, 2045	Seattle	United States	T-Mobile Park	160,056 / 160,056
May 9, 2045
May 10, 2045
May 14, 2045	Inglewood^{[lower-roman 1]}		SoFi Stadium	496,156 / 496,156
May 15, 2045
May 17, 2045
May 18, 2045
May 19, 2045
May 24, 2045	Paradise^{[lower-roman 2]}		Allegiant Stadium	142,033 / 142,033
May 25, 2045	Paradise^{[lower-roman 2]}		Allegiant Stadium	142,033 / 142,033
June 1, 2045	Glendale^{[lower-roman 3]}		State Farm Stadium	155,567 / 155,567
June 2, 2045	Glendale^{[lower-roman 3]}		State Farm Stadium	155,567 / 155,567
June 9, 2045	San Antonio		Alamodome	147,241 / 147,241
June 10, 2045	San Antonio		Alamodome	147,241 / 147,241
June 17, 2045	Arlington^{[lower-roman 4]}		AT&T Stadium	208,141 / 208,141
June 18, 2045	Arlington^{[lower-roman 4]}		AT&T Stadium	208,141 / 208,141
June 25, 2045	Houston		NRG Stadium	156,234 / 156,234
June 26, 2045	Houston		NRG Stadium	156,234 / 156,234
July 3, 2045	New Orleans		Caesars Superdome	152,562 / 152,562
July 4, 2045	New Orleans		Caesars Superdome	152,562 / 152,562
July 10, 2045	Miami		LoanDepot Park	131,100 / 131,100
July 11, 2045
July 12, 2045
July 18, 2045	St. Petersburg^{[lower-roman 5]}		Tropicana Field	142,000 / 142,000
July 19, 2045
July 20, 2045
July 27, 2045	Jacksonville		EverBank Stadium	139,000 / 139,000
July 28, 2045	Jacksonville		EverBank Stadium	139,000 / 139,000
August 4, 2045	Atlanta		Mercedes-Benz Stadium	156,317 / 156,317
August 5, 2045	Atlanta		Mercedes-Benz Stadium	156,317 / 156,317
August 12, 2045	Nashville		Nissan Stadium	176,235 / 176,235
August 13, 2045
August 14, 2045
August 20, 2045	St. Louis		The Dome at America's Center	163,209 / 163,209
August 21, 2045	St. Louis		The Dome at America's Center	163,209 / 163,209
August 28, 2045	Chicago		Chicago Bears Stadium	149,834 / 149,834
August 29, 2045	Chicago		Chicago Bears Stadium	149,834 / 149,834
September 4, 2045	Indianapolis		Lucas Oil Stadium	276,853 / 276,853
September 5, 2045
September 6, 2045
September 7, 2045
September 13, 2045	Milwaukee		American Family Field	137,234 / 137,234
September 14, 2045
September 15, 2045
September 21, 2045	Minneapolis		U.S. Bank Stadium	144,342 / 144,342
September 22, 2045	Minneapolis		U.S. Bank Stadium	144,342 / 144,342
September 28, 2045	Detroit		Ford Field	159,000 / 159,000
September 29, 2045	Detroit		Ford Field	159,000 / 159,000
October 6, 2045	Brook Park^{[lower-roman 6]}		Huntington Bank Field	144,874 / 144,874
October 7, 2045	Brook Park^{[lower-roman 6]}		Huntington Bank Field	144,874 / 144,874
October 14, 2045	Toronto	Canada	Rogers Centre	201,607 / 201,607
October 15, 2045
October 16, 2045
October 22, 2045	Montreal		Stade Olympique	152,300 / 152,300
October 23, 2045	Montreal		Stade Olympique	152,300 / 152,300
October 29, 2045	Syracuse	United States	JMA Wireless Dome	332,108 / 332,108
October 30, 2045
October 31, 2045
November 3, 2045
November 4, 2045
November 5, 2045
South America
December 12, 2045	Curitiba	Brazil	Ligga Arena	362,693 / 362,693
December 13, 2045
December 14, 2045
December 15, 2045
December 19, 2045
December 20, 2045
December 21, 2045
December 22, 2045
Oceania
February 6, 2046	Melbourne	Australia	Marvel Stadium	446,242 / 446,242
February 7, 2046
February 8, 2046
February 11, 2046
February 12, 2046
February 13, 2046
February 18, 2046	Christchurch	New Zealand	Te Kaha Stadium	162,043 / 162,043
February 19, 2046
February 20, 2046
February 21, 2046
February 25, 2046	Dunedin		Forsyth Barr Stadium	142,200 / 142,200
February 26, 2046
February 27, 2046
February 28, 2046
Asia
April 12, 2046	Taipei	Taiwan	Farglory Dome	176,852 / 176,852
April 13, 2046
April 14, 2046
April 20, 2046	Hong Kong		Kai Tak Stadium	144,000 / 144,000
April 21, 2046
April 22, 2046
April 28, 2046	Tokyo	Japan	Tokyo Dome	382,922 / 382,922
April 29, 2046
April 30, 2046
May 3, 2046
May 4, 2046
May 5, 2046
Asia
June 13, 2046	Bucharest	Romania	Arena Națională	162,000 / 162,000
June 14, 2046
June 15, 2046
June 21, 2046	Warsaw	Poland	PGE Narodowy	158,149 / 158,149
June 22, 2046	Warsaw	Poland	PGE Narodowy	158,149 / 158,149
June 29, 2046	Solna^{[lower-roman 7]}	Sweden	Strawberry Arena	192,000 / 192,000
June 30, 2046
July 1, 2046
July 7, 2046	Copenhagen	Denmark	Parken Stadium	178,679 / 178,679
July 8, 2046
July 9, 2046
July 15, 2046	Gelsenkirchen	Germany	Veltins-Arena	152,200 / 152,200
July 16, 2046	Gelsenkirchen		Veltins-Arena	152,200 / 152,200
July 22, 2046	Frankfurt		Deutsche Bank Park	192,000 / 192,000
July 23, 2046
July 24, 2046
July 31, 2046	Madrid	Spain	Santiago Bernabéu Stadium	154,400 / 154,400
August 1, 2046	Madrid	Spain	Santiago Bernabéu Stadium	154,400 / 154,400
August 7, 2046	Villeneuve-d'Ascq^{[lower-roman 8]}	France	Decathlon Arena	106,974 / 106,974
August 8, 2046	Villeneuve-d'Ascq^{[lower-roman 8]}		Decathlon Arena	106,974 / 106,974
August 11, 2046	Nanterre^{[lower-roman 9]}		Paris La Défense Arena	240,330 / 240,330
August 12, 2046
August 13, 2046
August 16, 2046
August 17, 2046
August 18, 2046
August 24, 2046	Amsterdam	Netherlands	Johan Cruyff Arena	138,163 / 138,163
August 25, 2046	Amsterdam	Netherlands	Johan Cruyff Arena	138,163 / 138,163
August 31, 2046	Cardiff	Wales	Principality Stadium	288,000 / 288,000
September 1, 2046
September 2, 2046
September 3, 2046
September 8, 2046	London	England	Wembley Stadium	480,729 / 480,729
September 9, 2046
September 10, 2046
September 12, 2046
September 13, 2046
Total				8,670,579 / 8,670,579 (100%)

Personnel[edit]

Band[edit]

Vocals, guitar, piano: Monica Vinco
Musical Director: Rex Salas
Keyboards: Darrel Smith
Percussion: Terry Santiel
Guitar: David Barry
Bass: Sam Sims

Dancers[edit]

Tina Landon (choreographer)
Kelly Konno
Gil Duldulao
Michael Andrews
Tyce Diorio
Teresa Espinosa
Shawnette Heard
Damita Jo
Nikki Pantenburg
Robert Vinson

Notes[edit]

Cities[edit]

↑ Promoted as Los Angeles.
↑ Promoted as Las Vegas.
↑ Promoted as Phoenix.
↑ Promoted as Dallas.
↑ Promoted as Tampa.
↑ Promoted as Cleveland.
↑ Promoted as Stockholm.
↑ Promoted as Lille.
↑ Promoted as Paris.

Others[edit]

References[edit]

External links[edit]

[1] Promoted as Los Angeles.

[2] Promoted as Las Vegas.

[3] Promoted as Phoenix.

[4] Promoted as Dallas.

[5] Promoted as Tampa.

[6] Promoted as Cleveland.

[7] Promoted as Stockholm.

[8] Promoted as Lille.

[9] Promoted as Paris.

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Monica Vinco concert chronology
World tour by Monica Vinco
Associated album	Inferno
Start date	May 1, 2045 (2045-05-01)
End date	September 13, 2046 (2046-09-13)
Legs	5
No. of shows	135
Attendance	8.6 million
Box office	$42.1 million
Monica Vinco's Empire (2039) Inferno World Tour (2044-2045) Monica Vinco's Tour of Europe (2047)