On This Day in Pink History… 22nd July 2004, Pink played at Golden Stag Festival in Romania
Setlist:
Don’t Let Me Get Me
Trouble
Whats Up
Save My Life
Last To Know
There You Go
Just Like A Pill
Family Portrait
God is a DJ
Misery
Numb
Get The Party Started
In the summer of 2006, the immensely talented and multi-faceted artist Pink embarked on a captivating journey that saw her grace the stages of clubs all across America. This exhilarating tour was in support of her highly acclaimed fourth studio album, aptly titled “I’m Not Dead.” The tour not only showcased Pink’s powerhouse vocals and electrifying stage presence but also allowed fans to experience her raw and unapologetic artistry up close and personal.
As Pink took to the road, her undeniable talent and magnetic energy reverberated through each venue she encountered. Fans flocked from far and wide, eager to catch a glimpse of this fearless performer in action. The intimacy of the club setting created an unparalleled connection between Pink and her audience, fostering an atmosphere of pure excitement and infectious energy that was palpable in every performance.
Yahoo Music, always at the forefront of capturing captivating moments in music history, embarked on this journey with Pink, documenting her tour and providing an exclusive glimpse into her life on the road. With their cameras rolling, they captured the euphoric highs and the vulnerable moments that made Pink’s journey all the more compelling.
From the electrifying opening chords to the heartfelt ballads that moved fans to tears, Pink’s live performances during the “I’m Not Dead” tour were nothing short of unforgettable. Her ability to command the stage with such finesse and authenticity showcased her evolution as an artist, proving once again why she was considered a force to be reckoned with in the music industry.
Throughout her career, Pink has always pushed boundaries and defied expectations, using her music as a platform to address important social issues and convey powerful messages of empowerment and self-acceptance. The “I’m Not Dead” tour was no exception, as Pink fearlessly showcased her unwavering commitment to standing up for what she believes in and championing causes close to her heart.
As the tour came to an end, it was evident that Pink had left an indelible mark on both her fans and the music industry as a whole. The “I’m Not Dead” tour was a testament to her extraordinary talent, unwavering dedication, and relentless passion for her craft. It served as a powerful reminder that Pink was not just an artist, but a true force of nature, unafraid to use her voice to inspire and ignite change.
So, here is what happened….
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On This Day in Pink History… 29th June 2002, Pink played at the Wiltern Theatre in Los Angeles on the Party Tour
Setlist:
Get the Party Started
Missundaztood
18 Wheeler
What’s Up?
Dear Diary
Respect
Medley: I Love You / You’re All I Need to Get By
Janie’s Got a Gun
You Make Me Sick
Just like a Pill
Lonely Girl
Sweet Child o’ Mine
Numb
Janis Joplin Medley: Summertime/Piece of My Heart/Me and Bobby McGee
Family Portrait
My Vietnam
Encore:
Eventually
There You Go
Don’t Let Me Get Me
Thanks to CLD from pinkspage for uploading the video and providing the setlist
On This Day in Pink History… 13th June 2010, Pink played at the Isle of Wight Festival on the Summer Carnival Tour
Funhouse
Who Knew
Just Like A Pill
Dear Mr President
Medley: My Generation/Basketcase (with Butch Walker)
Roxanne
Leave Me Alone (I’m Lonely)
So What
It’s almost time for Pink’s Summer Carnival Tour 2023!
As with the last tour, we aim to keep all main PinkHistory pages tour spoiler free, however, we know some of you can’t wait to keep those surprises!
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On This Day in Pink History… 29th May 2010, The Summer Carnival Tour started
In October 2009, Pink’s fifth tour, The Funhouse Summer Carnival Tour, was announced by tour promoter, Eventim. This was Pink’s first ever headlining stadium tour, and took place in Europe. The tour was different from her previous tour (Funhouse Tour), with a new setlist and less acrobatics.
For the tour, 3 music videos were filmed which were shown throughout the show. The new videos for Please Don’t Leave Me, Funhouse and Leave Me Alone (I’m Lonely) were also included in the Greatest Hits… So Far! album released in 2010.
Pink had a number of support acts on this tour playing at different venues across Europe, some of these included VV Brown, Gossip, The Ting Tings, Paolo Nutini and Butch Walker and the Black Widows. Pink has been working with Butch Walker since her fourth album, I’m Not Dead, and Butch played some of his own shows in Europe throughout the time he was on tour with Pink. He also appeared back on stage during Pink’s show to perform a few duets.
The setlist was more or less the same at each venue, with a few changes. For example, Whataya Want From Me was performed until the Sunderland date, where it was replaced by What’s Up (originally by 4 Non Blondes). During a show in Germany, Pink performed I Don’t Believe You and Dear Mr President which were then a permanent addition to the setlist.
At the show in Nuremberg, Pink was not attached to her harness correctly during the performance of So What and fell, landing in the barricade. The show was immediately stopped, but Pink later tweeted that she had no broken bones and no serious injuries. No shows were cancelled because of this accident, and Pink performed the stunt for So What 4 days later in Prague.
There were 34 shows in total across Europe, including festivals.
EURO STADIUMS WILL BE ROCKING OUT TO P!NK IN JUNE AND JULY
Last weekendP!nk kicked off her explosive Funhouse Summer Carnival stadium tour in Cologne, Germany to a packed out stadium of 52,000 adoring fans!
As a giant cannon fired from the stage, Pink flew over the crowds bedecked in gold wings from a magic box hanging 100 feet above the stadium to perform the crowd-pleasing opener ‘Get the Party Started’ and wow did the girl deliver a show to remember!
In trueP!nk style she performed all the show stopping tunes and some new breathtaking stunts including rolling over the audience in a huge inflatable ball and flying across the stadium in a green sequined leotard for the finale of ‘So What’.
The set list featured new hits from Funhouse as well as classic hits ‘I’m Not Dead’, ‘Just Like A Pill’ and ‘U & Ur Hand’.
Fans were treated to a cover of The Who’s ‘My Generation’ and Green Day’s ‘Basket Case’ with support Butch Walker taking to the stage to perform the medley with P!nk.
Brace yourself for a treat if you are one of the lucky fans with tickets to The Funhouse Summer Carnival Tour!
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Encore
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On This Day in #PinkHistory… 21st May 2021, All I know So Far was released
In May 2021, Pink released her live album All I Know So Far: The Setlist, alongside the documentary film Pink: All I Know So Far.
The documentary, directed by Michael Gracey, was released on Amazon Prime and follows Pink on her Beautiful Trauma World Tour as she balances being a performer with her role as a mother, wife and boss. It mixes footage from the road, behind the scenes interviews, and personal material. On the tour, Pink played 156 shows in 18 countries.
All I Know So Far: The Setlist track listing
On This Day in Pink History… 1st May 2013, Pink played at the O2 World in Hamburg, Germany
Pink played at the O2 World in Hamburg, Germany on the Truth About Love Tour and was joined by Nate Ruess during the performance of Just Give Me A Reason
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