Bad Girls Tour

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Bad Girls Tour
Tour by Donna Summer
Associated albumBad Girls
Start dateJune 3, 1979
End dateDecember 22, 1979
Legs2
Donna Summer concert chronology

Bad Girls Tour was the second concert tour by American singer Donna Summer. It supported her seventh studio album, Bad Girls. The album went on to sell over 5 million copies, and many dates were added to the tour as the album became popular.

Set list

First leg
  1. "Overture"
  2. "Once Upon a Time"
  3. "Fairy Tale High"
  4. "Faster and Faster to Nowhere"
  5. "I Remember Yesterday"
  6. "The Way We Were" / 1960s Medley
  7. "I Love You"
  8. "Dim All the Lights"
  9. "Journey to the Centre of Your Heart"
  10. My Man Medley
    1. "The Man I Love"
    2. "I Got It Bad and That Ain't Good"
    3. "Some of These Days"
  11. "Love to Love You Baby"
  12. "I Feel Love"
  13. "Heaven Knows"
  14. "Hot Stuff"
  15. "Bad Girls"
  16. "Last Dance"
  17. "MacArthur Park"
Second leg
  1. "Overture"
  2. "Journey To The Centre Of Your Heart"" (Selected Dates)
  3. "Try Me, I Know We Can Make It"
  4. "Dim All the Lights
  5. "I Remember Yesterday"
  6. "The Way We Were" / 1960s Medley
  7. "I Love You"
  8. My Man Medley
    1. "The Man I Love"
    2. "I Got It Bad and That Ain't Good"
    3. "Some of These Days"
  9. "Love to Love You Baby"
  10. "I Feel Love"
  11. "Heaven Knows"
  12. "Hot Stuff"
  13. "Bad Girls"
  14. "Starting Over Again"
  15. "Last Dance"
  16. "MacArthur Park"

Tour dates

This list is incomplete.

Date City Country Venue
April 5–11 Las Vegas, Nevada United States MGM Grand
April,14 Dallas, Texas Tarrant County Convention Center
April, 16 Houston, Texas The Summit
April 17–21 Miami, Florida Sunrise Musical Theater
April 27–28 Atlantic City, New Jersey Resorts International
July, 1 Oakland, California Oakland Arena
July 5–11 Las Vegas, Nevada MGM Grand
July 14–15 St Louis, Missouri Mississippi River Festival
July 18–22 Detroit, Michigan Pine Knob Music Theatre

References