Flavors of Entanglement Tour

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Flavors of Entanglement Tour
Tour by Alanis Morissette
Flavors of Entanglement Tour, Monterey Poster, 2008.jpg
Promotional poster for the tour
Associated album Flavors of Entanglement
Start dateMay 31, 2008 (2008-05-31)
End dateFebruary 20, 2009 (2009-02-20)
Legs4
No. of shows
  • 32 in Europe
  • 47 in North America
  • 12 in South America
  • 91 in total
Alanis Morissette concert chronology

The Flavors of Entanglement Tour was the seventh headlining concert tour by Canadian American recording artist, Alanis Morissette. The tour supports her seventh studio album, Flavors of Entanglement . Beginning in May 2008, the tour played over 90 shows in the Americas as well as throughout Europe.

Contents

Background

During an interview with Billboard , Morissette announced the tour in May 2008. [1] She stated the tour would begin with a performance a Rock in Rio Lisboa. The announcement came off the heels of her spring tour with Matchbox Twenty and Mutemath. [2] Morissette would continue to tour Europe playing at various festivals, before hitting the U.S. and Canada. Rehearsals began May 9 in Los Angeles, with stage rehearsals taking place at the historic Pantages Theatre. After she completed the European leg, Morissette promoted her album in the U.S., July 2008. The North American leg began a month later, with a benefit concert for the Charlottesville Free Clinic. In December 2008, Brazilian entertainment company, Time For Fun revealed several shows in Brazil; her first time touring that region in nearly eight years.

The June 19, 2008 show at the Carling Academy Brixton in London, England was filmed as a concert special for MSN. A part of their Music in Concert series, the show was available on the MSN site on July 23, 2008 and remained available for viewing for six months. [3] The special was produced by Control Room. The full show was released on Blu-ray, titled Alanis Morissette: Live from Carling Brixton Academy, on July 28, 2008.

Opening acts

Setlist

The following setlist is derived from the June 19, 2008 concert at the famed Carling Academy Brixton in London. It does not represent all concerts during the tour. [6]

  1. "Uninvited"
  2. "All I Really Want"
  3. "Eight Easy Steps"
  4. "Perfect"
  5. "Citizen of the Planet"
  6. "Head over Feet"
  7. "Unprodigal Daughter"
  8. "Versions of Violence"
  9. "Not as We"
  10. "Hand in My Pocket"
  11. "In Praise of the Vulnerable Man"
  12. "A Man"
  13. "Moratorium"
  14. "You Oughta Know"
  15. "Tapes"
    Encore
  16. "Underneath"
  17. "You Learn"
  18. "Ironic"
  19. "Thank U"

Tour dates

DateCityCountryVenue
Europe
May 31, 2008 [A] Lisbon Portugal Parque da Bela Vista
June 1, 2008 [B] Landgraaf Netherlands Megaland Landgraaf
June 4, 2008 [C] Crans-près-Céligny SwitzerlandPort de Crans
June 5, 2008 Frankfurt Germany Alte Oper
June 6, 2008ParisFrance Zénith de Paris
June 13, 2008 Amsterdam Netherlands Heineken Music Hall
June 13, 2008 [D] Middelfart Denmark Hovedscenen
June 15, 2008 [E] Oslo Norway Frognerbadet
June 18, 2008 Birmingham England Carling Academy Birmingham
June 19, 2008London Carling Academy Brixton
June 22, 2008 [F] Mestre Italy Parco San Giuliano
June 24, 2008 [G] Rome Auditorium Cavea
June 25, 2008 Venaria Reale Palace of Venaria
June 27, 2008 [H] Madrid Spain Ciudad del Rock
June 28, 2008 [I] Zaragoza Anfiteatro 43
June 29, 2008 Barcelona Espacio Movistar
July 2, 2008 Vienna Austria Halle Gasometer
July 4, 2008 [J] Bucharest Romania Romexpo
July 5, 2008 [K] Istanbul TurkeyParkorman
July 7, 2008 Munich Germany Circus Krone Building
July 8, 2008Berlin Tempodrom
July 9, 2008 Hamburg CCH Hall 1
July 10, 2008 Cologne Open-Air-Gelände am Tanzbrunnen
August 9, 2008 [L] Monte Carlo Monaco Salle des étoiles
August 9, 2008 [M] Colmar FranceParc des Expositions de Colmar
August 10, 2008 [N] Lokeren BelgiumGrote Kaai
August 12, 2008 Prague Czech Republic Kongresové centrum Praha
August 13, 2008 [O] Budapest Hungary Óbuda Island
August 16, 2008 [P] Chelmsford England Hylands Park
August 17, 2008 [P] Weston-under-Lizard Weston Park
August 18, 2008 Glasgow Scotland Carling Academy Glasgow
August 19, 2008 [Q] Dublin Ireland Marlay Park
North America [7] [8]
September 13, 2008 [R] Charlottetown CanadaVista Bay
September 18, 2008 [S] Charlottesville United States Charlottesville Pavilion
September 19, 2008 Upper Darby Township Tower Theater
September 20, 2008 Boston Orpheum Theatre
September 22, 2008Washington, D.C. DAR Constitution Hall
September 23, 2008 Baltimore Lyric Opera House
September 24, 2008 Wallingford Chevrolet Theatre
September 26, 2008New York City Radio City Music Hall
September 27, 2008 Atlantic City Borgata Music Box
September 29, 2008 Providence Providence Performing Arts Center
October 1, 2008 Cincinnati Taft Theatre
October 2, 2008 Chicago Chicago Theatre
October 4, 2008 Minneapolis Orpheum Theatre
October 5, 2008 Milwaukee Riverside Theater
October 7, 2008 Ann Arbor Michigan Theater
October 8, 2008 Toronto Canada Massey Hall
October 9, 2008 Montreal Salle Wilfrid-Pelletier
October 11, 2008 Hamilton Hamilton Place Theatre
October 12, 2008 Ottawa Southam Hall
October 14, 2008 Louisville United States The Louisville Palace
October 15, 2008 Atlanta Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre
October 16, 2008 Clearwater Ruth Eckerd Hall
October 18, 2008 [T] Paradise Island The Bahamas Atlantis Grand Ballroom
October 20, 2008 Fort Lauderdale United States Au-Rene Theater
October 21, 2008 Orlando Hard Rock Live
October 23, 2008 Bossier City Riverdome at Horseshoe Bossier City
October 24, 2008 Houston Jones Hall
October 25, 2008 Grand Prairie Nokia Live at Grand Prairie
October 27, 2008 Tulsa Brady Theater
October 28, 2008 Kansas City The Midland by AMC
October 30, 2008 [U] Denver Temple Hoyne Buell Theatre
November 2, 2008 Boise Morrison Center for the Performing Arts
November 4, 2008 Vancouver Canada Orpheum Theater
November 5, 2008 Seattle United States Paramount Theatre
November 6, 2008 Portland Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall
November 10, 2008 San Diego San Diego Civic Theater
November 11, 2008 Phoenix Dodge Theatre
November 13, 2008Los Angeles Oprheum Theatre
November 14, 2008
November 15, 2008 Las Vegas The Joint
November 17, 2008 Oakland Paramount Theatre
December 10, 2008 [V] San Diego Anthology
December 11, 2008 [W] Tucson Tucson Arena
December 12, 2008 [X] San FranciscoMezzanine
South America [9] [10] [11]
January 21, 2009 Manaus BrazilAuditório do Studio 5
January 23, 2009 Brasília Ginásio Nilson Nelson
January 24, 2009 Fortaleza Siará Hall
January 28, 2009 [Y] Teresina Clube Atlantic City World Náutico
January 30, 2009 Recife Chevrolet Hall
January 31, 2009 [Z] Salvador Parque de Exposições de Salvador
February 3, 2009 São Paulo Via Funchal
February 4, 2009 Rio de Janeiro HSBC Arena
February 5, 2009 Belo Horizonte Chevrolet Hall
February 7, 2009 Florianópolis Pacha Floripa
February 10, 2009 Porto Alegre Pepsi on Stage
February 12, 2009 Buenos Aires Argentina Luna Park
North America [12] [13]
February 16, 2009 Mexico City Mexico Auditorio Nacional
February 18, 2009 Monterrey Arena Monterrey
February 20, 2009 Zapopan Auditorio Telmex
Festivals and other miscellaneous performances
A Rock in Rio Lisboa [14]
B Pinkpop Festival [15]
C Caribana Festival [16]
D Rock under Broen [17]
E Norwegian Wood [18]
F Heineken Jammin' Festival [19]
G Luglio suona bene [20]
H Rock in Rio Madrid [21]
I Exposición Internacional de Zaragoza [22]
J B'EstFest [23]
K Masstival [24]
L Monte-Carlo Sporting Summer Festival
M Foire aux vins d'Alsace [25]
N Lokerse Feesten [26]
O Sziget Festival [27]
P V Festival [28]
Q Marlay Park Summer Concert Series
R Summerset Music Festival [29]
S CFC Benefit Concert 2008 [30]
T Atlantis Live Concert Series [31]
U KBCO Studio C 20th Anniversary Concert [32]
V Sohie@103.7's Green Christmas [33]
W 92.9 The Mountain presents the Listener Appreciation Concert [34]
X Alice 97.3's Green Christmas [35]
Y Projeto Verão Coca-Cola Zero [36]
Z Festival de Verão de Salvador [37]

Box office score data

VenueCityTickets sold / availableGross revenue
Tower TheaterUpper Darby Township2,080 / 3,064 (68%)$80,533 [38]
Orpheum TheatreBoston2,744 / 2,744 (100%)$116,430 [38]
DAR Constitution HallWashington, D.C.2,455 / 3,250 (75%)$81,796 [38]
Lyric Opera HouseBaltimore1,519 / 2,495 (61%)$59,965 [38]
Chevrolet TheatreWallingford2,226 / 2,516 (88%)$72,934 [38]
Radio City Music HallNew York City5,835 / 5,835 (100%)$365,812 [39]
Providence Performing Arts CenterProvidence1,110 / 2,251 (49%)$52,024 [38]
Taft TheatreCincinnati1,401 / 2,464 (57%)$68,107 [40]
Chicago TheatreChicago3,202 / 3,402 (94%)$187,219 [38]
Orpheum TheatreMinneapolis1,603 / 2,478 (65%)$95,242 [38]
Michigan TheaterAnn Arbor1,469 / 1,652 (89%)$88,389 [40]
Salle Wilfrid-PelletierMontreal2,523 / 2,960 (85%)$143,757 [40]
Southam HallOttawa2,071 / 2,323 (89%)$113,541 [41]
Cobb Energy Performing Arts CentreAtlanta1,643 / 2,001 (82%)$78,040 [42]
Ruth Eckerd HallClearwater1,409 / 2,035 (69%)$93,270 [43]
Au-Rene TheaterFort Lauderdale2,174 / 2,719 (80%)$134,800 [41]
Hard Rock LiveOrlando1,852 / 2,402 (77%)$97,259 [44]
Riverdome at Horseshoe Bossier CityBossier City1,170 / 1,400 (83%)$85,980 [45]
Nokia Live at Grand PrairieGrand Prairie2,093 / 2,240 (93%)$119,715 [45]
The Midland by AMCKansas City1,049 / 1,240 (85%)$57,893 [42]
Morrison Center for the Performing ArtsBoise1,067 / 2,007 (53%)$52,830 [46]
Paramount TheatreSeattle1,859 / 2,835 (65%)$98,696 [46]
Arlene Schnitzer Concert HallPortland1,531 / 2,758 (55%)$78,532 [46]
San Diego Civic TheaterSan Diego1,574 / 2,675 (59%)$78,622 [45]
Dodge TheatrePhoenix1,885 / 3,064 (61%)$77,211 [46]
Oprheum TheatreLos Angeles3,274 / 3,664 (89%)$194,199 [47]
The JointLas Vegas1,481 / 1,481 (100%)$89,885 [48]
Paramount TheatreOakland2,068 / 2,759 (75%)$122,475 [49]
Auditório do Studio 5Manaus4,844 / 7,000 (69%)$148,662 [50]
Ginásio Nilson NelsonBrasília2,549 / 6,000 (42%)$90,360 [50]
Siará HallFortaleza6,112 / 6,500 (94%)$231,798 [50]
Clube Atlantic City World NáuticoTeresina5,227 / 7,000 (75%)$173,163 [50]
Chevrolet HallRecife10,850 / 10,850 (100%)$169,658 [50]
Via FunchalSão Paulo5,642 / 5,642 (100%)$359,181 [50]
HSBC ArenaRio de Janeiro3,982 / 8,000 (50%)$249,729 [50]
Chevrolet HallBelo Horizonte4,588 / 5,000 (92%)$227,702 [50]
Pacha FloripaFlorianópolis5,897 / 9,500 (62%)$252,726 [50]
Pepsi on StagePorto Alegre4,137 / 6,500 (64%)$229,852 [50]
Luna ParkBuenos Aires5,585 / 5,600 (~100%)$281,138 [50]
Auditorio NacionalMexico City5,238 / 9,683 (54%)$223,515 [51]
TOTAL121,018 / 159,989 (76%)$5,622,640

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