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Monica Vinco's Empire

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Monica Vinco's Empire
Stadium tour by Monica Vinco
Location
  • North America
  • Europe
Associated albumFeel Good
Start dateMay 1, 2038 (2038-05-01)
End dateOctober 18, 2038 (2038-10-18)
Legs3
No. of shows60
Attendance3.4 million
Box office$299 million
Monica Vinco concert chronology

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The Feel Good Stadium Tour was the seventh concert tour by American singer-actress Monica Vinco. Her third all-stadium tour, it was announced on February 17, 2037, supporting her ninth studio album, Feel Good (2037). The tour began in Miami Gardens, Florida, on May 16, 2037, and concluded in Dublin, Ireland, on October 7 of the same year; comprising 59 dates.

The show received critical acclaim, with particular praise for the production value and Vinco's stage and vocal performances, and grossed $299 million from a sold-out attendance of 3.4 million. The September 22 and 23 shows in London were recorded for a concert film and live album—both entitled Feel Good Stadium Tour.

Background

On January 30, 2037, Vinco released her ninth studio album, Feel Good (2037), with the tour being announced the following day. In an interview with Good Morning America, the singer had stated she was hesitant to tour again, claiming "a need to be with her daughter", but conceded to a summer tour. By the end of February, the tour was reported 94% sold out and thirteen more dates in North America were added. On March 15, five extra European shows were announced. A second show in Munich and a stop in Berlin were added on April 4. A leg in Latin America was proposed, but ultimately scrapped due to Vinco's filming schedule.

Development

Costume design

Staging and lighting

Concert synopsis

Critical reception

Commercial performance

Ticket sales

On March 23, 60,000 and 40,000 more tickets were added to the shows in London and Dublin, respectively. On April 5, around 22,000 more tickets were added for the Madrid concert.

Venue records

Dates (2037) Venue Country Description
May 28 Commanders Stadium United States First act to headline a concert at the stadium.
May 30–31 M&T Bank Stadium First female act to headline two consecutive dates on a single tour.
June 18 Highmark Stadium First act to headline a concert at the stadium.
July 2–3 Bears Stadium First act to headline one and two shows on a single tour.
July 11 Chiefs Stadium First act to headline a concert at the stadium.
July 14 Broncos Stadium
August 30 Bernabéu Stadium Spain Highest single-day attendance.
September 3–4 Allianz Arena Munich First female act to headline one and two shows on a single tour.
September 26–27 Hill Dickinson Stadium England First act to headline one and two shows on a single tour.

Set list

Set list and samples adapted per the notes and track listing of Feel Good Stadium Tour, Vinco's official website, and additional sources.

  1. "Welcome" (Introduction) (contains elements of "Ffun", "Humble", "Family Feud" and "Emerald City Sequence")
  2. "Crazy in Love" (contains elements of "I'm a Hustla", "Dance (Ass)" and "Back That Azz Up")
  3. "Freedom"
  4. "Formation"
  5. "Sorry" (contains excerpts from "Me, Myself and I" and "Kitty Kat")
  6. "Lilac Wine" (Interlude)
  7. "Drunk in Love" (contains elements of "Crank That", "Bout It, Bout It", and "Swag Surfin")
  8. "Diva" (contains an excerpt from "Top Off" and elements of "Dirt off Your Shoulder", "Headlines" and "Everybody Mad")
  9. "Flawless" (contains elements of "Feeling Myself", "Bugatti", "Trophies", "SpottieOttieDopaliscious", & "wokeuplikethis")
  10. "7/11"
  11. "Bug a Boo" (Interlude) (contains elements of "Daddy", "Me, Myself and I", "Upgrade U", "Shining", "Sweet Dreams", "Ave Maria", "Work It Out", and "Blow")
  12. "Don't Hurt Yourself" (contains elements of "Kashmir")
  13. "I Care"
  14. "Yoncé" / "Partition"
  15. "Mine" (Interlude) (contains elements of "Standing on the Sun")
  16. "Baby Boy" (contains excerpts from "Mi Gente (Remix)" and "You Don't Love Me (No, No, No)")
  17. "Hold Up" / "Countdown"
  18. "Check on It" (contains elements of "Fever", "Freaks", "Broccoli" and "Bam Bam")
  19. "Green Light"
  20. "Déjà Vu" (contains elements of "Roc Boys (And the Winner Is)...", "Zombie" and "Soul Makossa")
  21. "Renaissance" (Interlude) (contains elements of "I'm That Girl")
  22. "Alien Superstar"
  23. "Cozy"
  24. "My House" / "Energy"
  25. "Break My Soul" (The Queens Remix)
  26. "16 Carriages" (Interlude) (contains elements of "Blackbird" and "American Requiem")
  27. "Ya Ya"
  28. "Spaghetti" / "Riverdance" / "Sweet Honey Buckiin'"
  29. "Levi's Jeans"
  30. "Tyrant"
  31. "Texas Hold 'Em" (Pony Up Remix)
  32. "The Buzz Drumline" (Interlude) (contains elements of "Ego", "No Mo’ Play in GA", "Hay", and "Why Don't You Love Me")
  33. "Run the World (Girls) " (contains excerpts from "Bow Down" and "I Been On" and elements of "Can You Feel It", and "We Should All Be Feminists")
  34. "End of Time"
  35. "Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)" (contains elements of "Do Whatcha Wanna")
  36. "Get Me Bodied"
    Encore
  37. "Party"
  38. "Love On Top"
  39. "Before I Let Go" (Outro)

Recordings

Main article: Feel Good Stadium Tour (film)

Tour dates

List of concerts
Date (2037) City Country Venue Attendance Revenue
May 16 Miami Gardens[lower-alpha 1] United States Hard Rock Stadium 51,974 / 51,974 $4,377,431
May 19 Tampa Raymond James Stadium 52,203 / 52,203 $4,915,225
May 22 Atlanta Mercedes-Benz Stadium 109,763 / 109,763 $9,122,462
May 23
May 26 Charlotte Bank of America Stadium 51,777 / 51,777 $4,659,930
May 28 Washington, D.C. Commanders Stadium 54,960 / 54,960 $5,111,280
May 30 Baltimore M&T Bank Stadium 96,165 / 96,165 $8,992,324
May 31
June 2 Pittsburgh Acrisure Stadium 51,590 / 51,590 $4,873,542
June 5 Philadelphia Lincoln Financial Field 104,406 / 104,406 $9,709,758
June 6
June 10 East Rutherford[lower-alpha 2] MetLife Stadium 145,359 / 145,359 $13,242,640
June 11
June 15 Foxborough[lower-alpha 3] Gillette Stadium 103,181 / 103,181 $9,389,471
June 16
June 18 Orchard Park[lower-alpha 4] Highmark Stadium 50,610 / 50,610 $4,731,255
June 22 Montreal Canada Stade Olympique 49,834 / 49,834 $3,665,698
June 25 Toronto Rogers Centre 102,740 / 102,740 $9,242,781
June 26
June 29 Minneapolis United States U.S. Bank Stadium 118,401 / 118,401 $10,945,684
June 30
July 2 Arlington Heights[lower-alpha 5] Bears Stadium 91,799 / 91,799 $8,491,991
July 3
July 7 Indianapolis Lucas Oil Stadium 112,265 / 112,265 $10,486,351
July 8
July 11 Kansas City Chiefs Stadium 42,205 / 42,205 $3,372,621
July 14 Denver Broncos Stadium 45,236 / 45,236 $3,614,830
July 18 Houston NRG Stadium 126,043 / 126,043 $11,652,155
July 19
July 21 Arlington[lower-alpha 6] AT&T Stadium 128,952 / 128,952 $11,347,776
July 22
July 27 Inglewood[lower-alpha 7] SoFi Stadium 143,256 / 143,256 $13,176,760
July 28
July 30 Santa Clara[lower-alpha 8] Levi's Stadium 118,149 / 118,149 $9,829,597
July 31
August 4 Seattle Lumen Field 56,016 / 56,016 $4,405,216
August 6 Vancouver Canada BC Place 46,883 / 46,883 $3,689,825
August 8 Edmonton Commonwealth Stadium 52,518 / 52,518 $4,633,274
August 22 Décines-Charpieu[lower-alpha 9] France Groupama Stadium 49,094 / 49,094 $3,910,870
August 24 Marseille Orange Velodrome 58,324 / 58,324 $4,810,120
August 26 Saint-Denis[lower-alpha 10] Stade de France 70,751 / 70,751 $5,853,160
August 29 Madrid Spain Bernabéu Stadium 78,667 / 78,667 $6,427,760
August 31 Milan Italy San Siro 62,653 / 62,653 $5,074,208
September 3 Munich Germany Allianz Arena 134,647 / 134,647 $10,380,160
September 4
September 6 Berlin Olympiastadion 60,358 / 60,358 $5,492,477
September 8 Hanover Heinz von Heiden-Arena 43,428 / 43,428 $3,821,741
September 10 Cologne RheinEnergieStadion 44,589 / 44,589 $4,758,720
September 13 Amsterdam Netherlands Johan Cruyff Arena 104,339 / 104,339 $9,652,020
September 14
September 17 Solna[lower-alpha 11] Sweden Strawberry Arena 110,486 / 110,486 $8,838,880
September 18
September 22 London England Wembley Stadium 162,954 / 162,954 $12,941,114
September 23
September 26 Liverpool Hill Dickinson Stadium 94,616 / 94,616 $7,514,001
September 27
September 30 Edinburgh Scotland Murrayfield Stadium 51,676 / 51,676 $4,856,550
October 3 Cardiff Wales Principality Stadium 63,209 / 63,209 $5,940,430
October 6 Dublin Ireland Croke Park 140,433 / 140,433 $11,534,640
October 7
Total 3,436,509 / 3,436,509
(100%) 		$299,486,728

Personnel

Notes

  1. ↑ Billed as Miami.
  2. ↑ Billed as New York City.
  3. ↑ Billed as Boston.
  4. ↑ Billed as Buffalo.
  5. ↑ Billed as Chicago.
  6. ↑ Billed as Dallas.
  7. ↑ Billed as Los Angeles.
  8. ↑ Billed as San Francisco.
  9. ↑ Billed as Lyon.
  10. ↑ Billed as Paris.
  11. ↑ Billed as Stockholm.

References


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