All I Ever Wanted Tour

All I Ever Wanted Tour

Tour by Kelly Clarkson
Promotional poster for her Manila tour
Associated album	All I Ever Wanted
Start date	October 2, 2009
End date	May 8, 2010
Legs	5
No. of shows	31 in North America 16 in Europe 3 in Africa 6 in Oceania 7 in Asia 63 Total
Kelly Clarkson concert chronology

The All I Ever Wanted Tour was the sixth headlining concert tour by American pop-rock artist, Kelly Clarkson. Visiting North America, Europe, Africa, Oceania and Asia, the tour promoted her fourth studio album, All I Ever Wanted (2009). The tour was announced July 2009, in the middle of Clarkson's Summer Fair tour.^[1] This tour marked the first time Clarkson toured Africa and Asia. The tour faced controversy in 2010 when Clarkson's image was used to promote Indonesian cigarette brand, L.A. Lights. The ad promoted the local government to protest and ban the singer's concert in Jakarta.^[2] After legal deliberation, the company removed Clarkson's likeness in the ads and stepped down as the concert's sponsor. The concert continued as planned.^[3]

Opening acts

• Parachute (North America, Europe)^[4]
• Jason Hartman (Africa)^[5]
• Eric Hutchinson (North America, Australia)
• Some & Any (Germany)^[6]
• Cassie Davis (Australia)^[7]
• Suki Low – (Kuala Lumpur)^[8]
• Jaclyn Victor – (Kuala Lumpur)^[8]
• RubberBand (Macau)^[9]

Setlist

Set I 

October 2, 2009 – March 17, 2010

1. "All I Ever Wanted"
2. "Miss Independent"
3. "I Do Not Hook Up"
4. "Impossible"
5. Mash up: "That I Would Be Good" / "Use Somebody" (Alanis Morissette/Kings of Leon covers)
6. "Breakaway"
7. "If I Can't Have You"
8. "Never Again"
9. "Lies" (The Black Keys cover)
10. "Walking After Midnight"
11. "Behind These Hazel Eyes"
12. "Cry"
13. "I Want You"
14. "Rock With You" (Michael Jackson cover)
15. "Ready"
16. "Because of You"
17. "Walk Away"
18. "Since U Been Gone"
19. "Already Gone"

Encore

20. "Sober"
21. "7 Nation Army" (The White Stripes cover)
22. "My Life Would Suck Without You"

Notes

• "Sober" was not performed in Uncasville, Portland, New York City, Fairfax, Atlantic City, Boston, Orillia, Youngstown, Pikeville, Knoxville, Milwaukee, Detroit, Rosemont and New Orleans.
• "Ready" was not performed in Lubbock, Calgary, Las Vegas, Reno, San Jose, Fresno, Las Cruces, Beaumont, Corpus Christi, Columbus, Pensacola and New Orleans
• "Rock With You" was performed as a duet with Eric Hutchinson during concerts in San Jose, Fresno, Las Cruces, Corpus Christi, Columbus and New Orleans.
• "Maybe" was performed in Fresno, Neu-Isenburg and Hamburg.
• During the concert in Detroit, Clarkson performed "Chivas".
• During the concert in New Orleans, Clarkson performed "I'll Be Home For Christmas" and "I Never Loved a Man (The Way I Love You)".
• "Save You" was performed during shows in Europe and South Africa.
• "Rock With You" was not performed during shows in Europe and South Africa.
• "The Promise" was performed during shows in Europe.
• "Don't Let Me Stop You" was performed in lieu of "Rock With You" during concerts in the United Kingdom.
• During the concert in Birmingham, Clarkson performed "How I Feel". The song was also included during the concert in Hamburg.
• During the concert in Neu-Isenburg, Clarkson performed "Maybe" in lieu of "Sober". This also occurred during the concert in Hamburg.
• "Long Shot" was performed in lieu of "7 Nation Army" during concerts in South Africa.
• Walking After Midnight was not performed during the concerts in Durban and Cape Town.
• During the concert in Johannesburg, Clarkson performed "Home".

Set II 

April 11, 2010 – May 8, 2010

1. "All I Ever Wanted"
2. "Miss Independent"
3. "I Do Not Hook Up"
4. "Impossible"
5. "Mashup: That I Would Be Good" / "Use Somebody" (Alanis Morissette/Kings of Leon covers)
6. "Breakaway"
7. "If I Can't Have You (contains excerpts from "Can't Get You Out of My Head")
8. "Never Again"
9. "Lies" (The Black Keys cover)
10. "Medley: "Just Missed the Train" / "Low" / "Addicted" / "Gone"
11. "Behind These Hazel Eyes"
12. "Cry"
13. "Save You"
14. "I Want You"
15. "Don't Let Me Stop You"
16. "Because of You"
17. "Walk Away"
18. "Since U Been Gone"
19. "Already Gone"

Encore

19. "Seven Nation Army" (The White Stripes cover)
20. "My Life Would Suck Without You"

Notes

• Keith Urban's "Tonight I Wanna Cry" was performed during concerts in Oceania.
• "Don't Let Me Stop You" and the medley were not performed during concerts in Auckland and Brisbane.
• "Cry" was not performed during concerts in Newcastle, Sydney, Melbourne, Perth, Kuala Lumpur, Kallang, Jakarta and Cotai.
• "Save You" was not performed during concerts in Quezon City, Seoul, Taipei and Cotai.
• During the concert in Auckland, Clarkson performed "Ready". This also occurred during the concert at the Brisbane Entertainment Centre in Brisbane.
• During the concert in the Brisbane, Clarkson performed "Sober". The song was also performed in Quezon City, Seoul, Taipei and Cotai.
• During the concert in Perth, Clarkson performed, "Maybe".

Tour dates

Date	City	Country	Venue
North America[10]
October 2, 2009	Uncasville	United States	Mohegan Sun Arena
October 4, 2009	Portland		Cumberland County Civic Center
October 6, 2009	New York City		Hammerstein Ballroom
October 9, 2009	Fairfax		Patriot Center
October 10, 2009	Atlantic City		Etess Arena
October 13, 2009	Boston		Agganis Arena
October 15, 2009	Orillia	Canada	Casino Rama Entertainment Centre
October 17, 2009	Youngstown	United States	Covelli Centre
October 19, 2009	Pikeville		Eastern Kentucky Expo Center
October 21, 2009	Knoxville		Memorial Civic Coliseum
October 23, 2009	Milwaukee		Milwaukee Theatre
October 25, 2009	Detroit		Fox Theatre
October 27, 2009	Rosemont		Rosemont Theatre
October 29, 2009	Lincoln		Pershing Center
October 31, 2009	St. Charles		Family Arena
November 2, 2009	Cedar Park		Cedar Park Center
November 4, 2009	Lubbock		United Spirit Arena
November 6, 2009	Las Vegas		The Joint
November 7, 2009^[A]	Phoenix		Arizona Veterans Memorial Coliseum
November 18, 2009	Victoria	Canada	Save-On-Foods Memorial Centre
November 20, 2009	Calgary		Pengrowth Saddledome
November 24, 2009	Seattle	United States	WaMu Theater
November 28, 2009	Reno		Reno Events Center
November 29, 2009	San Jose		Event Center Arena
December 1, 2009	Fresno		Save Mart Center
December 3, 2009	Las Cruces		Pan American Center
December 5, 2009	Beaumont		Ford Park Arena
December 7, 2009	Corpus Christi		American Bank Center Arena
December 10, 2009	Columbus		Columbus Civic Center
December 11, 2009	Pensacola		Pensacola Civic Center
December 13, 2009	New Orleans		Lakefront Arena
Europe[11]
February 5, 2010	Dublin	Ireland	Olympia Theatre
February 7, 2010	Manchester	England	Manchester Apollo
February 9, 2010	Liverpool		Echo Arena Liverpool
February 11, 2010	Glasgow	Scotland	O2 Academy Glasgow
February 13, 2010	Birmingham	England	O2 Academy Birmingham
February 15, 2010	Bournemouth		Windsor Hall
February 17, 2010	Cardiff	Wales	Cardiff International Arena
February 19, 2010	London	England	Wembley Arena
February 21, 2010	Brussels	Belgium	Ancienne Belgique
February 23, 2010	Cologne	Germany	E-Werk
February 25, 2010	Amsterdam	Netherlands	Heineken Music Hall
February 27, 2010	Munich	Germany	Postpalast München
March 1, 2010	Zürich	Switzerland	Volkshaus
March 3, 2010	Neu-Isenburg	Germany	Hugenottenhalle
March 5, 2010	Hamburg		Große Freiheit 36
March 7, 2010	Copenhagen	Denmark	Vega Musikkens Hus
Africa
March 12, 2010	Johannesburg	South Africa	Coca-Cola Dome
March 14, 2010	Durban		ICC Durban Arena
March 17, 2010	Cape Town		Grand Arena
Oceania[11][12]
April 11, 2010	Auckland	New Zealand	Vector Arena
April 13, 2010	Brisbane	Australia	Brisbane Entertainment Centre
April 15, 2010	Newcastle		Newcastle Entertainment Centre
April 17, 2010	Sydney		Acer Arena
April 19, 2010	Melbourne		Rod Laver Arena
April 22, 2010	Perth		Challenge Stadium
Asia[13]
April 25, 2010	Kuala Lumpur	Malaysia	Putra Indoor Stadium
April 27, 2010	Kallang	Singapore	Singapore Indoor Stadium
April 29, 2010	Jakarta	Indonesia	Tennis Indoor Senayan
May 1, 2010	Quezon City	Philippines	Araneta Coliseum
May 4, 2010	Seoul	South Korea	Olympic Gymnastics Arena
May 6, 2010	Taipei	Taiwan	NTU Gymnasium
May 8, 2010	Macau	China	CotaiArena

Festivals and other miscellaneous performances

^A This concert was a part of the "Arizona State Fair"^[14]

Cancelled show

• November 22, 2009: Kelowna, Canada – Prospera Place

Box office score data

Venue	City	Attendance	Gross revenue
Mohegan Sun Arena	Uncasville	6,091 / 7,621 (80%)	$219,975[15]
Agganis Arena	Boston	3,453 / 4,252 (81%)	$182,061[16]
The Joint	Las Vegas	2,307 / 2,746 (84%)	$169,881[17]
Event Center Arena	San Jose	3,032 / 3,630 (83%)	$136,192[18]
Olympia Theatre	Dublin	1,619 / 1,619 (100%)	$92,258[19]
Ancienne Belgique	Brussels	1,344 / 1,850 (73%)	$73,204[20]
Heineken Music Hall	Amsterdam	4,237 / 5,500 (77%)	$211,173[21]
Vega Musikkens Hus	Copenhagen	1,077 / 1,450 (74%)	$68,912[20]
Brisbane Entertainment Centre	Brisbane	3,972 / 4,163 (95%)	$314,758[22]
Newcastle Entertainment Centre	Newcastle	2,308 / 5,146 (45%)	$173,093[23]
Acer Arena	Sydney	6,648 / 6,728 (99%)	$558,608[23]
Rod Laver Arena	Melbourne	5,814 / 5,995 (97%)	$446,593[24]
TOTAL		41,902 / 50,700 (83%)	$2,646,708

Personnel

Band

• Kelly Clarkson – Lead vocals
• Justin Carpenter – Trombone
• Cory Churko – Guitar, violin, backup vocals
• Aben Eubanks – Guitar
• Chris Gregg – Saxophone
• Jason Halbert – Keyboards, musical director
• Miles McPherson – Drums
• Einar Pedersen – Bass, Backing vocals
• Jill Pickering – Backup vocalist, guitar
• Kate Rapier – Backup vocalist
• Ric Robbins – DJ
• Leif Shires – Trumpet

Other

• Narvel Blackstock & Starstuck Management – Management
• Brian Butner & NPB Companies, Inc. – Security
• CAA – Booking
• Ashley Donovan – Hair & makeup
• Tricia Farrow – Production assistant
• Flood, Bumstead, McCreedy & McCarthy Inc. – Business Management
• Alan Hornall – Production manager
• Janco Ltd. – Trucking
• Tim Krieg – Tour manager
• Tait Towers – Staging/Set
• Preferred Travel – Travel agency
• Rockit Cargo – Freight
• Jeff Wuerth – Monitor tech

External links

• Kelly Clarkson Official Website

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