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–14 concert tour by Selena Gomez

Promotional poster for the tour
Location	North America • Europe • Asia
Associated album	Stars Dance
Start date	August&#;14,&#;&#;()
End date	March&#;9,&#;&#;()
Legs	3
No. of shows	43 in North America 13 in Europe 1 in Asia 55 in total
Box office	$ million ($ million in dollars)[1][2]

The Stars Dance Tour was the first solo concert tour by American singer Selena Gomez in support of her solo debut studio album, Stars Dance ().

Gomez performed songs from her solo debut album, as well as her releases with Selena Gomez & the Scene. The tour launched on August 14, , and continued until March 9, It serves as the first tour of Gomez's career, visiting Europe and Dubai. The cancellation of The Stars Dance Tour in Asia and Australia was caused due to Gomez's diagnosis with Lupus in , an auto-immune disease leading to high anxiety and depression.

Development

On April 15, , Gomez announced that she would be touring North America and Europe along with one show in Asia from August to November in support of her album Stars Dance. When asked about the tour, Gomez stated:

"It's going to be a bigger show. I'm excited. I've been dancing a lot and I just want to entertain people and I'm super stoked." Gomez further added: "I kind of missed shows when it used to just be about the dancing and the performing as opposed to how big and elaborate the stage is so I kind of want to get back to that.

My favorites were Britney Spears and Janet Jackson so I kind of want it to be a bit more dancing and make it about entertainment and about the show and the songs as opposed to how big the stage and effects are."^[3]

It was announced later that the tour would continue throughout Asia and Australia but in December Gomez released a statement saying that she decided to cancel the tour.

Lethbridge

The tour launched on August 14, , and continued until March 9, It serves as the first tour of Gomez's career, visiting Europe and Dubai. The cancellation of The Stars Dance Tour in Asia and Australia was caused due to Gomez's diagnosis with Lupus in , an auto-immune disease leading to high anxiety and depression. When asked about the tour, Gomez stated:. I'm excited.

Gomez stated:

"My fans are so important to me and I would never want to disappoint them. But it has become clear to me and those close to me that after many years of putting my work first, I need to spend some time on myself in order to be the best person I can be. To my fans, I sincerely apologize and I hope you guys know how much each and every one of you mean to me."^[4]

Concert synopsis

The show begins with a video showing stars in outer space.

The camera begins to zoom in on earth and down into a house where Gomez has fallen asleep after looking at star charts. The video then fades out to white, enlarges Gomez's face and shows her looking around at 4 mysterious doors that have appeared around here. She enters one containing stairs that lead to the stage and the real Gomez appears at the top of the real staircase in the center of the stage, performing "Bang Bang Bang" and dressed in white.

After singing "Round & Round", Gomez welcomes everyone to the show and asks the audience for help singing the next song, "Like A Champion". Next, Gomez and her dancers perform a mashup of "B.E.A.T." and "Work" before exiting the stage.

A video interlude then plays, showing her entering another door that contains a video projector that begins to countdown.

Gomez re-enters the stage wearing a sparkly, blue two-piece outfit to perform "Stars Dance". "Write Your Name" is next, during which the dancers form a heart of neon glow sticks around Gomez. After the song, Gomez asks the audience if anyone is celebrating a birthday by performing a medley of "Birthday" and Rihanna's "Birthday Cake".

The lights go down as she slowly begins "Love You Like A Love Song" before the lights come up at the chorus and the song is performed at normal speed. Gomez then leaves the stage.

Another video interlude shows Gomez entering another door, this one containing potted trees and flowers, and a gift box at the end on a pedestal. She opens the gift box to reveal the sparkly microphone with her name on it that she always performs with.

Camera flashes and news headlines appear, symbolizing the exposure and interest in Gomez's personal life. She returns to the stage in a black dress to perform "Love Will Remember". Next, Gomez sings a cover of "Dream" by Priscilla Ahn, while playing the harmonica. After a speech telling the audience to accept themselves for who they are and not to change for anyone, Gomez performs "Who Says" before leaving the stage.

The third video interlude shows Gomez opening the final door, which leads into a club. "Whiplash" begins to play before Gomez re-enters the stage in a sparkly, gold one-piece outfit. She and her dancers hang around on suspended ropes during the performance. As the lights fade, they return to focus on Gomez as she begins to sing "Naturally".

Biography selena gomez 2013 tour Gomez has since released three solo studio albums that debuted atop the US Billboard She voiced Mavis in the Hotel Transylvania film franchise — Gomez has worked with charitable organizations. She has appeared in listicles such as the Time and Forbes 30 Under 30 and , was named Billboard 's Woman of the Year , and was made a member of the Order of Arts and Letters by the Government of France in She is one of the wealthiest musicians and is the most-followed woman on Instagram.

"Undercover" is next, with resonating sound waves displayed on the screen. A disco remix version of "A Year Without Rain" is also performed in select cities. Gomez then leaves the stage once more.

A final video clip displays Gomez sleeping at the desk again after looking at star charts. She awakes to reveal that the whole thing was a just a dream.

"Come & Get It" begins to play before the real Gomez enters. After the song, she exits the stage again, only to re-enter to perform "Slow Down" as the music video plays in the background on the screen. Pink confetti blows out into the audience during the final chorus. She runs out onto the runway to acknowledge and thank the fans for coming to the show.

She acknowledges the band and dancers before she runs to the top of the stage and makes her exit offstage as the music ends.

Set list

This set list is representative of the show on November 6, It does not represent all concerts for the duration of the tour.^[5]

Tour dates

Date	City	Country	Venue	Opening act	Attendance	Revenue
North America[6][7]
August 14,	Vancouver	Canada	Rogers Arena	Emblem3 Christina Grimmie	13, / 14,	$,
August 16,	Lethbridge		ENMAX Centre		6, / 7,	$,
August 17,	Edmonton		Rexall Place		12, / 13,	$,
August 18,	Saskatoon		Credit Union Centre		13, / 14,	$,
August 19,	Winnipeg		MTS Centre		14, / 15,	$,
August 22,	Ottawa		Canadian Tire Centre		13, / 13,	$,
August 23,	Montreal		Bell Centre		9, / 9,	$,
August 24,	Toronto		Air Canada Centre		12, / 12,	$,
Europe[6][8][9]
August 30,	Frederiksberg	Denmark	Falkoner Teatret	—	3, / 3,	$,
August 31,	Stockholm	Sweden	Fryshuset	Anton Ewald	4, / 4,	$,
September 1,	Oslo	Norway	Oslo Spektrum	—	11, / 11,	$,
September 3,	Amsterdam	Netherlands	Heineken Music Hall	Timeflies	5, / 5,	$,
September 4,	Antwerp	Belgium	Lotto Arena		8, / 8,	$,
September 5,	Paris	France	Zénith Paris		6, / 6,	$,
September 7,	London	England	Eventim Apollo	The Vamps	5, / 5,	$,
September 8,
September 11,	Lisbon	Portugal	Campo Pequeno	Union J	10, / 10,	$,
September 12,	Madrid	Spain	Palacio Vistalegre	Xuso Jones	14, / 15,	$,
September 14,	Frankfurt	Germany	Jahrhunderthalle	—	6, / 6,	$,
September 16,	Milan	Italy	Discoteca Alcatraz	—	2, / 2,	$,
September 17,	Vienna	Austria	Wiener Stadthalle		15, / 16,	$,
Asia
September 27, [a]	Dubai	UAE	Trade Centre Arena	Karl Wolf	7, / 7,	$,
North America[6][11][12]
October 10,	Fairfax	United States	Patriot Center	Emblem3 Christina Grimmie James David	9, / 10,	$,
October 11,	Pittsburgh		Petersen Events Center		11, / 12,	$,
October 12,	Boston		TD Garden		12, / 13,	$,
October 15,	Buffalo		First Niagara Center		10, / 10,	$,
October 16,	New York City		Barclays Center		11, / 12,	$,
October 18,	Philadelphia		Wells Fargo Center		11, / 11,	$,
October 19,	Uncasville		Mohegan Sun Arena		7, / 7,	$,
October 20,	Newark		Prudential Center		12, / 12,	$,
October 22,	Hershey		Giant Center		10, / 10,	$,
October 23,	Louisville		KFC Yum! Center		5, / 6,	$,
October 25,	Nashville		Bridgestone Arena		6, / 7,	$,
October 26,	Atlanta		Philips Arena		9, / 9,	$,
October 27,	Charlotte		Time Warner Cable Arena		13, / 13,	$,
October 29,	Sunrise		BB&T Center		16, / 17,	$,
October 30,	Tampa		Tampa Bay Times Forum		19, / 20,	$,
November 1,	San Antonio		AT&T Center		14, / 15,	$,
November 2,	Houston		Toyota Center		15, / 16,	$,
November 3,	Dallas		American Airlines Center		18, / 20,	$,
November 5,	Phoenix		US Airways Center		13, / 13,	$,
November 6,	Los Angeles		Staples Center		13, / 13,	$,
November 8,	San Diego		Valley View Casino Center		14, / 14,	$,
November 9,	Las Vegas		Mandalay Bay Events Center		11, / 12,	$,
November 10,	San Jose		HP Pavilion		17, / 18,	$,
November 12,	Seattle		KeyArena		17, / 17,	$,
November 14,	Salt Lake City		EnergySolutions Arena		14, / 15,	$,
November 16,	Broomfield		1stBank Center		7, / 7,	$,
November 17,	Kansas City		Sprint Center		6, / 8,	$,
November 18,	St. Louis		Chaifetz Arena		10, / 10,	$,
November 19,	Indianapolis		Bankers Life Fieldhouse		16, / 17,	$,
November 21,	New York City		Madison Square Garden		20, / 20,	$1,,
November 22,	Rosemont		Allstate Arena		18, / 18,	$,
November 23,	Columbus		Nationwide Arena		19, / 20,	$,
November 26,	Auburn Hills		The Palace of Auburn Hills		10, / 10,	$,
March 8, [b]	Hidalgo		State Farm Arena	—	6, / 6,	$,
March 9, [c]	Houston		NRG Stadium		73, / 73,	$3,,
Total					, / , (%)	$36,,

Cancelled shows

Date	City	Country	Venue	Reason
September 19,	Minsk	Belarus	Minsk-Arena	Unknown
September 21,	Kyiv	Ukraine	Palace of Sports
September 23,	St. Petersburg	Russia	Ice Palace	Denied visa[13]
September 25,	Moscow		Olimpiyskiy
January 16,	Tokyo	Japan	Zepp Tokyo	Personal issues[14]
January 17,
January 20,	Osaka		Namba Hatch
January 24,	Shanghai	China	Shanghai International Gymnastic Center
January 26,	Kuala Lumpur	Malaysia	Stadium Merdeka
January 27,	Singapore		The Star Performing Arts Centre
January 29,	Quezon City	Philippines	Smart Araneta Coliseum
February 1,	Perth	Australia	Perth Arena
February 4,	Adelaide		Adelaide Entertainment Centre
February 6,	Brisbane		Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre
February 7,	Sydney		Sydney Entertainment Centre
February 8,	Melbourne		Rod Laver Arena

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