Heaven and Hell 2007 Tour

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Heaven & Hell 2007 Tour
World tour by Heaven & Hell
Heaven and Hell tour poster.jpg
Australian tour poster
Associated album The Dio Years
Start date11 March 2007
End date18 November 2007
Legs7
No. of shows98
Heaven & Hell concert chronology
  • Heaven and Hell 2007 Tour
    (2007)
  • Metal Masters Tour
    (2008)

The Heaven and Hell 2007 Tour was a global concert tour by Heaven & Hell in support of Black Sabbath's The Dio Years compilation CD. [1] [2]

Contents

History

The idea for a 2007 Heaven & Hell concert tour was brought about when Rhino records informed Tony Iommi's management that they would like to include previously unreleased material for the Dio Years compilation. [3] After it emerged that no suitable material was available, Iommi contacted Dio and suggested they record some new songs together. [3] After the successful recording sessions, the band decided to tour. [3]

Sample set list

The following is the set list from Heaven & Hell's concert at Air Canada Centre in Toronto on 22 March 2007. [4]

  1. "E5150"
  2. "After All (The Dead)"
  3. "The Mob Rules"
  4. "Children of the Sea"
  5. "Lady Evil"
  6. "The Sign of the Southern Cross"
  7. "Voodoo"
  8. "The Devil Cried"
  9. "Computer God"
  10. "Falling Off the Edge of the World"
  11. "Shadow of the Wind"
  12. "Die Young"
  13. "Heaven and Hell"
  14. "Neon Knights"

Opening acts

Heaven & Hell had various support acts. In the US Queensrÿche and Alice Cooper [5] after Rob Zombie - who had been confirmed as a US opener - was replaced by Cooper., [6] though Alice Cooper was not actually an opening act, his Psycho-Drama tour dates were juxtaposed with theirs. Lamb of God and Iced Earth were the supports at UK concerts. [7] Canadian dates were supported by Megadeth and Down. During the Australian tour, the band Down led by ex Pantera lead singer Phil Anselmo were the supporting act. In May, Albany NY, Megadeth opened.

Tour DVD

Live from Radio City Music Hall was recorded on 30 March 2007. The show was the first American show the line-up performed in 15 years. [8]

Tour dates

DateCityCountryVenueOpening act
11 March 2007 Vancouver Canada Pacific Coliseum *Down
*Megadeth
13 March 2007 Edmonton Rexall Place
14 March 2007 Calgary Saddledome
16 March 2007 Regina Brandt Centre
18 March 2007 Winnipeg MTS Centre
20 March 2007 Sault Ste. Marie Steelback Centre
22 March 2007 Toronto Air Canada Centre
24 March 2007 London John Labatt Centre
26 March 2007 Montreal Bell Centre
27 March 2007 Quebec City Colisée Pepsi Arena
28 March 2007 Ottawa Ottawa Civic Centre
30 March 2007New York CityUnited States Radio City Music Hall
22 April 2007 Phoenix Dodge Theatre *Megadeth
*Machine Head
24 April 2007 San Jose HP Pavilion at San Jose
25 April 2007 Inglewood The Forum
26 April 2007 Chula Vista Coors Amphitheatre
28 April 2007 Albuquerque Journal Pavilion
29 April 2007 Broomfield Broomfield Events Center
1 May 2007 Selma Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre
2 May 2007 The Woodlands Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion
3 May 2007 Dallas Nokia Theater
5 May 2007 Rosemont Allstate Arena
6 May 2007 Minneapolis Target Center
8 May 2007 Cincinnati U.S. Bank Arena
10 May 2007 Philadelphia Wachovia Spectrum
12 May 2007 Cleveland Tower City Amphitheater
12 May 2007 Detroit Cobo Hall
14 May 2007 Albany Times Union Center
15 May 2007 Uncasville Mohegan Sun Arena
17 May 2007 Lowell Tsongas Arena
18 May 2007 Columbia Merriweather Post Pavilion
19 May 2007 Holmdel Township PNC Bank Arts Center
2 June 2007 Winterthur Switzerland Eulachhalle
3 June 2007 Milan ItalyIdropark
6 June 2007 Copenhagen Denmark K.B. Hallen
7 June 2007 Sölvesborg Sweden Sweden Rock Festival
9 June 2007 Tampere Finland Sauna Open Air Metal Festival
10 June 2007 Helsinki Helsinki Ice Hall
16 June 2007 Biddinghuizen NetherlandsEvenemententerrein
17 June 2007 Offenbach am Main GermanyStadthalle
19 June 2007 Warsaw Poland Torwar
20 June 2007 Katowice Spodek
22 June 2007 Balingen Germany Messegelände
23 June 2007 Dessel BelgiumBoeretang
25 June 2007 Prague Czech Republic T-Mobile Arena
26 June 2007 Košice Slovakia Steel Aréna
28 June 2007 Kavarna Bulgaria Kaliakra Stadium
1 July 2007 Athens Greece Terra Vibe Park
4 July 2007 Budapest Hungary Petofi Hall
5 July 2007 Vienna AustriaRotundenplatz
7 July 2007 Montreux SwitzerlandStravinski Hall
2 August 2007 Perth Australia Challenge Stadium *Down
5 August 2007 Adelaide Thebarton Theatre
7 August 2007 Wollongong WIN Entertainment Centre
8 August 2007 Newcastle Newcastle Entertainment Centre
10 August 2007 Melbourne Rod Laver Arena
11 August 2007 Sydney Sydney Entertainment Centre
14 August 2007 Brisbane Brisbane Entertainment Centre
16 August 2007 Auckland New ZealandLogan Campbell Centre
30 August 2007 Mexico City Mexico Auditorio Nacional
31 August 2007 Guadalajara Arena VFG
1 September 2007 Monterrey Arena Monterrey
5 September 2007 Binghamton United StatesBroome County Arena*Alice Cooper
*Queensrÿche
7 September 2007UncasvilleMohegan Sun Arena
8 September 2007 Wantagh Jones Beach Amphitheatre
9 September 2007 Mansfield Tweeter Center
11 September 2007 Reading Sovereign Center
14 September 2007 Tampa St. Pete Times Forum
15 September 2007 Sunrise BankAtlantic Center
16 September 2007 Orlando Amway Arena
19 September 2007 Corfu Darien Lake Performing Arts Center
20 September 2007 Hamilton Canada Copps Coliseum
22 September 2007Hoffman EstatesUnited StatesSears Centre
23 September 2007 St. Charles Family Arena
25 September 2007 Greenwood Village Coors Amphitheatre
28 September 2007 Reno Reno Events Center
29 September 2007 Kelseyville Konocti Harbor
30 September 2007 Concord Sleep Train Pavilion
2 October 2007 Fresno Selland Arena
4 October 2007 Tucson Anselmo Valencia Amphitheatre
5 October 2007 Paradise Pearl Concert Theater
6 October 2007 Irvine Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre
20 October 2007TokyoJapanLoud Park Festival
22 October 2007Forum
23 October 2007 Osaka Jo Hall
25 October 2007 Nagoya Civic Auditorium
27 October 2007 Singapore Singapore Fort Canning Park
4 November 2007 Newcastle upon Tyne United KingdomMetro Arena*Iced Earth
*Lamb of God
6 November 2007 Glasgow SECC
7 November 2007 Sheffield Hallam FM Arena
9 November 2007 Manchester Evening News Arena
10 November 2007London Wembley Arena
11 November 2007 Brighton The Brighton Centre
13 November 2007 Birmingham NEC
14 November 2007 Cardiff International Arena
15 November 2007 Nottingham Nottingham Arena
17 November 2007 Plymouth Plymouth Pavilions
18 November 2007 Bournemouth Bournemouth International Centre

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