List of Mya live performances

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Mya live performances
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Mya at the 2003 Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York City.
↙ Concert tours3
↙ Tribute Performances2
↙ Award shows performances10
↙ Performances at television shows and specials43

American recording artist Mya has embarked three headlining concert tours. Before headlining her own tours, in the beginning stages of her career Mya spent three years touring festivals and opening for other artists. [1] Her first headlining concert tour, dubbed the Fear of Flying Tour debuted in 2001. Launched in support of her second studio album, Fear of Flying (2000), Mya embarked on a nine-day nationwide concert tour. A relatively short tour based predominately in smaller venues, it debuted March 21, 2001 and received mixed reviews. Following the release of her third studio album, Moodring (2003), Mya embarked on her second concert tour – The Moodring Tour. A 24-day nationwide tour, it visited venues across United States. An intimate affair, beginning October 11, 2003, the tour received mixed reviews by music journalism. In 2016, Mya embarked on her third concert tour entitled, The Smoove Jones Show Tour. Her most extensive trek, the tour visited North America, Australia, New Zealand and Middle East. Lauded by music journalism, the singer's performances received rave reviews most notably for her vocals, stage presence and showmanship.

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Throughout her career, Mya performed at corporate events, benefits concerts, tribute performances, and televised award performances and concert specials most notably; mtvIcon:Janet Jackson , 2001 MTV Movie Awards, Michael Jackson: 30th Anniversary Celebration, United We Stand: What More Can I Give, 44th Annual Grammy Awards, and Lifetime's Women Rock!.

Tours

YearTitleDurationNumber of
performances
2001 Fear of Flying Tour March 21, 2001 – April 9, 2001 (North America)
9
The Fear of Flying Tour was Mya debut solo concert tour. Her first headlining tour, it was launched in support of her second album, Fear of Flying (2000). A relatively short tour, Mya embarked on a nine-day nationwide concert tour across North America. The trek, beginning March 21, 2001, set list mainly drew from her second album, Fear of Flying as well as included songs from her eponymous debut album Mya (1998) and concluded April 1, 2001. [2] Her show at the House of Blues in Los Angeles was featured on House of Blues Online Web cast on April 17 and April 26. Beginning, April 17, 2001 at 12 p.m. PDT online viewers had the opportunity to stream the 24-hour video Web cast performance via hob.com. [3]
2003 Moodring Tour October 11, 2003 – November 10, 2003 (North America)
24
The Moodring Tour was the second concert tour by American recording artist Mya. Visiting venues across North America, the tour accompanied her third studio album, Moodring (2003). A 24-day nationwide outing, the tour commenced on October 11, 2003 and concluded on November 10, 2003. [4] It featured then up and coming R&B singer Javier Colon and Swedish DJ duo Snook as the tour's opening acts. [5] An intimate affair, the tour received mixed reviews. [6]
2016 Smoove Jones Show Tour February 27, 2016 – December 31, 2016 (North America, Africa, Oceania, Middle East)
68
The Smoove Jones Show was the third concert tour by American recording artist Mya. Visiting North America, Africa, Australia, New Zealand, and Middle East, the tour accompanied the singer's seventh studio album, Smoove Jones (2016). Her most extensive trek, the tour consisted of 3 legs with 45 shows in North America, 21 shows in Oceania, and 1 show in Middle East. [7] Beginning, February 27, 2016, the tour and the singer's performances received rave reviews with particularly her vocals and showmanship being highlighted. [8] [9] Following 68 shows, the tour concluded on December 31, 2016.

Concert and festival performances

DateEventLocation(s)Ref.
October 29, 1998 B96 Halloween Bash Chicago, Illinois [10]
July 2–9, 2000 [A] All That! Music and More Festival Southern California [11]
October 31, 2000 94.5 Monster Jam Boston, Massachusetts [12]
December 14, 2000 Z100 Jingle Ball New York City [13]
February 25, 2001 Y100's Volleypalooza South Beach, Florida [14]
May 4, 2001 SunFest West Palm Beach, Florida [15]
June 17, 2001 Wango Tango Los Angeles, California [16]
June 11, 2011 Los Angeles Pride West Hollywood, California [17]
July 21–23, 2011 Reggae Sumfest Montego Bay, Jamaica [18]
June 8, 2013 Indy Pride Indianapolis, Indiana [19]
June 22, 2014 Chicago Pride Parade Chicago, Illinois [20]
June 21, 2015 Denver Pride Denver, Colorado [21]
June 27, 2015 Nashville Pride Nashville Tennessee [22]
September 18–25, 2016 RNB Fridays Live Australia [23]
February 18, 2017Soulquarius:An R&B Jam Santa Ana, California [24]
June 18, 2018Chicago Pride ParadeChicago, Illinois [25]
June 30, 2018Oh My! Music Festival Amsterdam, Netherlands
February 22, 2019The Real Music Fest Lexington, Kentucky [26]
May 25, 2019 Birmingham Pride Birmingham, England [27]
June 23, 2019 Pride Toronto Toronto, Canada [28]
November 6, 2021 Phoenix Pride Phoenix, Arizona [29]
May 14–15, 2022Usher's Lovers & Friends Las Vegas, Nevada [30]
June 11, 2022 [B] Los Angeles PrideWest Hollywood, California [31]
June 26, 2022 Baltimore Pride Baltimore, Maryland [32]
July 29, 2022Pittsburgh Black Pride Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania [33]
September 17, 2022Medowview Music Fest Sacramento, California [34]
October 8–9, 2022ONE Music Fest Atlanta, Georgia [35]
January 5–15, 2023Juicy Fest
  • New Zealand
  • Australia
 [36]
July 14, 2023 Rock the Park London, Ontario [37]
August 6, 2023Long Beach Pride Long Beach, California [38]
August 11, 2023 Fierté Montréal Montreal
August 19, 2023Old but Gold Festival Hamburg, Germany
September 16, 2023Frizz Fest St Louis, Missouri [39]
September 23, 2023AIDS Walk Atlanta Music Festival and 5K RunAtlanta, Georgia [40]

Tribute performances

DateEventTribute ArtistPerformed song(s)Ref.
March 13, 2001 mtvICON Janet Jackson (dance medley with Usher and Pink) [41]
September 7–10, 2001 Michael Jackson: 30th Anniversary Celebration Michael Jackson (with Usher, Whitney Houston, Tamia, Deborah Cox, Monica, and Rah Digga) [42]

Benefit performances

DateEventLocationPerformed song(s)Ref.
April 17, 1999 Wyclef Jean's Haitian Benefit ConcertMiami"Movin' On" [43]
May 6, 2000 Revlon Run/Walk For Women New York City"Lean On Me" [44] [45]
July 3, 2000NYC 2000 Salutes the American HeroNew York City [46]
November 21, 2000LIFEBeat present Music with a Message: World AIDS Day 2000New York City"Case of the Ex" [47] [48]
October 21, 2001 United We Stand: What More Can I Give Washington D.C."What More Can I Give" [49]
October 23, 2003 Lifetime's Women Rock! Hollywood (with Mandy Moore, Anastacia, and Ann Wilson) [50]

Live performances

Award shows

DateEventCityPerformed song(s)Ref.
September 10, 1998 1998 MTV Video Music Awards Los Angeles"Ghetto Supastar (That Is What You Are)" (with Pras and Ol' Dirty Bastard) [51] [52]
October 15, 1998 1998 MOBO Awards South Kensington "Ghetto Supastar (That Is What You Are)" (with Pras) [53]
February 14, 1999 1999 NAACP Image Awards Pasadena "One Voice" (with The Children of the World Choir) [54] [52]
May 29, 2000 2000 World Music Awards Monte Carlo "The Best of Me" [55]
February 28, 2001 2001 Soul Train Music Awards Los Angeles [56]
June 2, 2001 2001 MTV Movie Awards Los Angeles"Lady Marmalade" (with Christina Aguilera , Pink, and Lil' Kim)
February 27, 2002 2002 Grammy Awards Los Angeles"Lady Marmalade" (with Christina Aguilera , Pink, Lil' Kim, and Patti LaBelle)
May 18, 2002 2002 ALMA Awards Los Angeles"Siempre" (with La Ley)
October 21, 2003 2003 GQ Men of the Year Awards Los Angeles [57]
March 16, 2005 TV Land Awards Santa Monica "Last Dance" [58]

Broadcast shows and specials

DateEventCountryPerformed song(s)Ref.
1998 Teen Summit United States"It's All About Me"
1998 Vibe United States"It's All About Me" (with Sisqo) [59]
1998 Motown Live United States"Movin' On"
July 17, 1998 Top of the Pops United Kingdom"Ghetto Supastar (That Is What You Are)" (with Pras) [60]
July 24, 1998 Top of the Pops United Kingdom"Ghetto Supastar (That Is What You Are)"(with Pras) [61]
July 31, 1998 Top of the Pops United Kingdom"Ghetto Supastar (That Is What You Are)"(with Pras) [62]
January 30, 1999 All That United States"Take Me There" (with Blackstreet) [63]
March 6, 1999 Soul Train United States"My First Night with You" [64]
1999 Motown Live United States"My First Night with You"
May 17, 2000 MTV's House of Style United States"The Best of Me"(with Jadakiss) [65] [66]
July 10, 2000 Farmclub.com United States"Case of the Ex" [67]
September 18, 2000 106 & Park United States"Case of the Ex" [68]
October 23, 2000 Total Request Live United States"Case of the Ex" [69]
November 6, 2000 The Tonight Show with Jay Leno United States"Case of the Ex" [70]
November 11, 2000 Soul Train United States [71]
December 7, 2000 MTV's Fashionably LoudUnited States [72]
December 15, 2000 The Queen Latifah Show United States"Case of the Ex" [73]
January 27, 2001 Live & Kicking United Kingdom"Case of the Ex" [74]
February 9, 2001 Top of the Pops United Kingdom"Case of the Ex" [75]
February 20, 2001 The Rosie O'Donnell Show United States"Free" [76]
April 17, 2001 The Queen Latifah Show United States"Free" [77]
June 15, 2001 Live with Regis & Kelly United States"Where the Dream Takes You" [78]
August 21, 2001An American Celebration at Ford's TheatreUnited States"Where the Dream Takes You" [79]
December 21, 2001 MTV's Music in High PlacesItaly [80] [81]
March 4, 2002 The Wayne Brady Show United States [82]
January 16, 2003The Disco Ball...A 30 Year CelebrationUnited States (with Whoopi Goldberg, Thelma Houston, Taylor Dayne, and Gloria Gaynor) [83]
May 27, 2003 MTV Beach House United States"My Love Is Like...Wo" [84]
July 13, 2003 MTV's Carson Daly BashUnited States"My Love Is Like...Wo" [85]
July 22, 2003 Live with Regis & Kelly United States"My Love Is Like...Wo" [86]
July 24, 2003 Passions United States"My Love Is Like...Wo" [87]
July 25, 2003 106 & Park United States"My Love Is Like...Wo" [88]
August 6, 2003Pepsi SmashUnited States
 [89]
September 13, 2003 MADtv United States
 [90]
October 17, 2003 The Ellen DeGeneres Show United States"Fallen" [91]
November 27, 2003 Macy's Thanksgiving Parade United States"Fallen" [92]
December 23, 2003A Home For the HolidaysUnited States [93]
March 5, 2004 The Tonight Show with Jay Leno United States"Everything or Nothing" [94]
March 26, 2005 Showtime at the Apollo United States"Sugar Daddy" (with Cuban Link) [95]
May 8, 2005 Soul Train United States"Sugar Daddy" (with Cuban Link) [96]
July 15, 2007 WNBA's All-StarUnited States
 [97]
July 24, 2012 Sunrise Australia [98]
November 20, 2016 The Loop Australia
February 22, 2017 Hollywood Today Live United States
  • "Unbreakable"
  • "Superwoman"
 [99]

See also

Notes

A Mya performed on the Southern California leg dates.
B Mya reunited and performed "Lady Marmalade" and "Let There Be Love" with Christina Aguilera.

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