STICKY & SWEET TOUR 2009
SETLIST
01. Intro/Candy Shop
02. Beat Goes On
03. Human Nature
04. Vogue
05. Video Interlude: Die Another Day
06. Into The Groove
07. Holiday
08. Dress You Up
09. She’s Not Me
10. Music
11. Video Interlude: Rain/Here Comes The Rain Again
12. Devil Wouldn’t Recognize You
13. Spanish Lesson
14. Miles Away
15. La Isla Bonita/Lela Pala Tute
16. Romanian folk interlude; Doli Doli
17. You Must Love Me
18. Video Interlude: Get Stupid
19. 4 Minutes
20. Like A Prayer21. Frozen
22. Ray Of Light
23. Give It 2 Me
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TOURSCHEMA 2009
- 4 juli Londen, O2 Arena
- 5 juli Londen, O2 Arena
- 7 juli Manchester, MEN Arena
- 9 juli Parijs, Bercy
- 11 juli Werchter, Festivalterrein
- 14 juli Milaan, San Siro
- 16 juli Udine, Stadio Friuli
- 21 juli Barcelona, Olympisch stadion
- 23 juli Madrid, Vicente Calderon
- 25 juli Zaragoza, Recinto de la Feria de Zaragoza
- 28 juli Oslo, Vallehovin
- 30 juli Oslo, Vallehovin
- 2 augustus St. Petersburg, Palace Square
- 4 augustus Tallinn, Tallinn Song Festival Ground
- 6 augustus Helsinki, West Harbour
- 8 augustus Götenborg, Ullevi
- 9 augustus Götenborg, Ullevi
- 11 augustus Kopenhagen, Stadspark
- 13 augustus Praag, Chodov Natural Amphitheatre
- 15 augustus Warschau, Bemowo Airport
- 18 augustus München, Olympisch stadion
- 22 augustus Budapest, Kingcsem Park
- 24 augustus Belgrado, UCSE Park
- 26 augustus Boekarest, Park Izvor
- 29 augustus Sofia, Vassil Levski
- 1 september Tel Aviv, Israël, Hayarkon Park
- 2 september Tel Aviv, Israël, Hayarkon Park
Afgelasten concerten:
- 8 juli Manchester, MEN Arena
- 19 juli Marseille, Velodrome
- 28 juli Hamburg, Hamburg Bahrenfeld Trab Arena
- 20 augustus Ljubljana, Hippodrome
Madonna ‘Takes A Bow’ As Final Show Of Record
- Smashing ‘Sticky & Sweet’ Tour Ends In Israel -
LOS ANGELES – September 2, 2009 – Madonna’s “Sticky & Sweet” Tour made history as it wrapped up last night with two final shows in Tel Aviv, Israel at Yehoshua Gardens (HaYarkon Park, September 1 and 2). The Material Girl more than lives up to her name, as her tour becomes the most successful tour ever by a solo artist. After playing 85 shows since its launch in August 2008, Madonna’s “Sticky & Sweet” has drawn more than 3.5 million fans in 32 countries and has grossed $408 million, it was announced today by Live Nation, the tour’s global producer. “Sticky & Sweet” is also the second highest grossing tour of all time.
Madonna set an attendance record for the biggest crowds in history in Zurich, Switzerland, where she drew the largest audience ever assembled for a show in that country (72,000). Her Gothenburg, Sweden show, seen by 119,000 fans, broke the record for highest grossing multiple shows in the country’s history. In Helsinki, Finland, “Sticky & Sweet” sold more than 85,000 tickets, making it the biggest single show by an artist in history for all of Scandinavia. Other highlights on the tour included stops in Buenos Aires, Argentina (256,000), Santiago, Chile (146,000), Sao Paulo, Brazil (203,000), Tallinn, Estonia (72,000), Warsaw, Poland (79,000), Bucharest, Romania (69,000), and Sofia, Bulgaria (54,000).
“With ‘Sticky & Sweet’ Madonna has proven yet again that there is virtually no limit to what she can accomplish both creatively and commercially,” said Arthur Fogel, Live Nation’s Chairman of Global Music and CEO of Global Touring.
“Sticky & Sweet” broke Madonna’s previous record of most successful tour by a solo artist with her 2006 Confessions Tour, which grossed $194 million.
Madonna set an attendance record for the biggest crowds in history in Zurich, Switzerland, where she drew the largest audience ever assembled for a show in that country (72,000). Her Gothenburg, Sweden show, seen by 119,000 fans, broke the record for highest grossing multiple shows in the country’s history. In Helsinki, Finland, “Sticky & Sweet” sold more than 85,000 tickets, making it the biggest single show by an artist in history for all of Scandinavia. Other highlights on the tour included stops in Buenos Aires, Argentina (256,000), Santiago, Chile (146,000), Sao Paulo, Brazil (203,000), Tallinn, Estonia (72,000), Warsaw, Poland (79,000), Bucharest, Romania (69,000), and Sofia, Bulgaria (54,000).
“With ‘Sticky & Sweet’ Madonna has proven yet again that there is virtually no limit to what she can accomplish both creatively and commercially,” said Arthur Fogel, Live Nation’s Chairman of Global Music and CEO of Global Touring.
“Sticky & Sweet” broke Madonna’s previous record of most successful tour by a solo artist with her 2006 Confessions Tour, which grossed $194 million.
