On This Day in Pink History… 31st October 2002, Pink performed at West Hollywood Halloween Parade
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On This Day in #PinkHistory… 5th October 2019, Pink played at Rock in Rio on the Beautiful Trauma Tour
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On This Day in Pink History… 27th September 2022, Pink attended the Taylor Hawkins tribute concert
On This Day in Pink History… 27th September 2006, The I’m Not Dead (arena) Tour started
On 27th September 2006, Pink played in Zurich, Switzerland, which kicked off the beginning of the I’m Not Dead arena Tour.
The tour supported Pink’s fourth studio album, I’m Not Dead, and she played in Europe and Australia, while also opening for Justin Timberlake in USA in January 2007.
However, this was not the start of the I’m Not Dead tour, as Pink had played a club tour in USA in summer 2006. Following the Australian arena tour (2007), Pink then returned to Europe to play smaller venues and festivals. South Africa and Asia was also included in the 2007 tour.
This Pink History article will focus on the arena tour throughout Europe and Australia, as well as the opening of Justin Timberlake’s FutureSex/LoveShow Tour.
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The show was recorded in December from London’s Wembley Arena for a live DVD which was released in 2007. The performances of Lady Marmalade and Redemption Song are not on the DVD. The DVD contained bonus features including: On Tour With Pink, Photo Gallery & Audio Tracks (Crash & Burn and U + Ur Hand Bimbo Jones remix).
The tour produced two music videos; Dear Mr President was a video of the live performance of the song, and Leave Me Alone (I’m Lonely) was a music video containing clips from the tour.
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On This Day in PinkHistory 22nd September 2017 Pink attended iHeart Music Festival
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Raise Your Glass
What About Us
Funhouse / Just a Girl
Just Like Fire
So What
On This Day in Pink History… 22nd September 2012, Pink performed at the iHeart Festival
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On This Day in Pink History… 26th August 2013, Pink received awards for a record breaking 18 shows in Melbourne, Australia
In 2013, Pink took the Truth About Love Tour to Australia and played a total of 46 shows in the country. 18 of those shows were at Melbourne’s Rod Laver Arena. She is also the first artist to sell more than 250,000 tickets at the venue.
Pink previously set the record when she played 17 sold out shows at the Rod Laver Arena in 2009 on the Funhouse Tour.
In 2013, for the Truth About Love tour, Pink was awarded with a star at the venue’s entrance, a backstage plaque and a second Pink pole (the first one awarded on the Funhouse Tour). Door 18 at the venue was also painted pink.
On This Day in Pink History… 2nd August 2009, Pink played at the Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne, Australia, and broke the record for the most shows played at the venue by one artist on one tour
In 2009, Pink was on the road with the Funhouse tour and the tour hit Australia from May to August 2009. During that time, Pink performed at Melbourne’s Rod Laver Arena on seventeen nights with ticket sales topping $17.2 million ($21.7 Australian). The combined attendance for all shows at the Melbourne venue was 214,956.
On This Day in Pink History… 22nd July 2004, Pink played at Golden Stag Festival in Romania
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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….
