List of Rita Ora concert tours

Ora performing on the Radioactive Tour in 2013.

This is a list of touring history of British recording artist, Rita Ora. Displayed below are Ora's headlining and promotional tours. During her debut in 2012, the singer featured as an opening act for artists, including DJ Fresh, Drake and Coldplay.^[1][2][3]

Ora Tour

Ora Tour

Tour by Rita Ora
Associated album	Ora
Start date	23 October 2012
End date	17 December 2012
Legs	1
No. of shows	6 in North America
Rita Ora concert chronology

MTV presents: The Ora Tour^[4] was a brief US tour by British recording artist Rita Ora.^[5] Taking place during 2012, the mini-concert tour was supported by MTV. The tour took place in the United States.

Opening acts

• Iggy Azalea
• Havana Brown^[6]

Setlist

Regency Ballroom - 24 October 2012^[7] 

1. "Facemelt"
2. "Roc the Life"
3. "Fall in Love"
4. "Shine Ya Light"
5. "Swim Good"
6. "How We Do (Party)"
7. "Radioactive"
8. "R.I.P."
9. "Uneasy"

Tour dates

Date	City	Country	Venue
North America[8]
23 October 2012	Santa Ana	United States	Yost Theater
24 October 2012	San Francisco		Regency Ballroom
26 October 2012	Chicago		The Mid
15 December 2012	Lake Buena Vista		House of Blues
16 December 2012^[A]	Detroit		The Fillmore Detroit
17 December 2012	New York City		Highline Ballroom

Festivals and other miscellaneous performances

^A Kringle Jingle

Cancellations and rescheduled shows

28 October 2012	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	Trocadero Theatre	Rescheduled to 20 December 2012 due to Hurricane Sandy[9]
30 October 2012	New York City, New York	Highline Ballroom	Rescheduled to 17 December 2012 due to Hurricane Sandy[10]

Radioactive Tour

Radioactive Tour

Tour by Rita Ora
Associated album	Ora
Start date	28 January 2013
End date	31 August 2013
Legs	3
No. of shows	30 in Europe 7 in Australasia 1 in Asia 38 total
Rita Ora concert chronology

The Radioactive Tour^[11] is the headlining tour by British recording artist, Rita Ora. The tour supports her debut studio album, Ora. The tour mostly took place in the United Kingdom and Australasia. Many dates took place at music festivals. Pucci created costumes for the tour.^[12]

Opening acts

• Iggy Azalea (United Kingdom—Leg 1)^[13]
• DJ Fresh (Syndey—1 March)
• Zowie (Auckland)^[14]
• Ruby Frost (Auckland)^[14]

Setlist

Manchester Academy - 28 January 2013 

1. "Radioactive"
2. "Facemelt"
3. "Love and War"
4. "Hot Right Now"
5. "Been Lying"
6. "Fair"
7. "Shine Ya Light"
8. "Roc the Life"
9. "Meet Ya"
10. "Hey Ya!"
11. "Hello, Hi, Goodbye"
12. "Uneasy"
13. "Fall in Love"
14. "How We Do (Party)"
15. "R.I.P."

Notes

• During the show in London, England on February 6, Ora was joined onstage by Tinie Tempah to perform "R.I.P.".

Tour dates

Date	City	Country	Venue
Europe[15]
28 January 2013	Manchester	England	Manchester Academy
29 January 2013	Newcastle		O2 Academy Newcastle
30 January 2013	Glasgow	Scotland	O2 Academy Glasgow
1 February 2013	Sheffield	England	O2 Academy Sheffield
2 February 2013	Cardiff	Wales	The Great Hall
5 February 2013	London	England	O2 Shepherd's Bush Empire
6 February 2013
8 February 2013	Bournemouth		O2 Academy Bournemouth
9 February 2013	Birmingham		O2 Academy Birmingham
11 February 2013	Bristol		O2 Academy Bristol
12 February 2013	York		Barbican Centre
13 February 2013	Leeds		O2 Academy Leeds
Australasia[16]
1 March 2013^[A]	Sydney	Australia	Enmore Theatre
2 March 2013^[B]	Brisbane		Doomben Racecourse
8 March 2013^[C]	Melbourne		Flemington Racecourse
9 March 2013^[B]	Sydney		Randwick Racecourse
10 March 2013^[B]	Melbourne		Flemington Racecourse
11 March 2013^[B]	Adelaide		Bonython Park
15 March 2013	Auckland	New Zealand	The Powerstation
Asia
16 March 2013^[D]	Sepang District	Malaysia	Sepang International Circuit
Europe
24 May 2013^[E]	Derry	Northern Ireland	Ebrington Square
26 May 2013^[F]	London	England	Victoria Park
1 June 2013^[G]			Twickenham Stadium
8 June 2013^[H]	Newbury		Newbury Racecourse
9 June 2013^[I]	Manchester		Heaton Park
22 June 2013^[J]	Sunderland		Stadium of Light
26 June 2013^[K]	Floriana	Malta	The Granaries
28 June 2013^[L]	Pilton	England	Worthy Farm
13 July 2013^[N]	London		Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park
14 July 2013^[N]	Perth and Kinross	Scotland	Balado
26 July 2013^[O]	Long Marston	England	Long Marston Airfield
27 July 2013^[P]	Birchington-on-Sea		Quex Park
3 August 2013^[Q]	Naas	Ireland	Punchestown Racecourse
4 August 2013^[R]	Lytham St Annes	England	Lytham Green
11 August 2013^[S]	Zofingen	Switzerland	Heiternplatz
17 August 2013^[T]	Weston-under-Lizard	England	Weston Park
18 August 2013^[T]	Chelmsford		Hylands Park
31 August 2013^[U]	Costessey		Royal Norfolk Showground

Festivals and other miscellaneous performances

^A Future Music Sideshow^[17]

^B Future Music Festival^[18]

^C Good Life Festival^[19]

^D Future Music Festival Asia^[20]

^E Radio 1's Big Weekend^[21]

^F As One in the Park^[22]

^G Chime for Change^[23]

^H Party in the Paddock^[24]

^I Parklife Weekender^[25]

^J North East Live^[26]

^K Isle of MTV^[27]

^L Glastonbury Festival^[28]

^M Yahoo! Wireless Festival^[29]

^N T in the Park^[30]

^O Global Gathering^[31]

^P South Island Festival^[32]

^Q Oxegen^[33]

^R Lytham Proms^[34]

^S Heitere Open Air^[35]

^T V Festival^[36]

^U Sundown Festival^[37]

Cancellations and rescheduled shows

3 March 2013	Joondalup, Australia	Arena Joondalup	Cancelled. This concert was a part of the "Future Music Festival".[38]
6 March 2013	Brisbane, Australia	The Tivoli	Cancelled. This concert was a part of the "Future Music Sideshow".
7 March 2013	Sydney, Australia	Sydney Harbour	Cancelled. This concert was a part of "Island Party".
9 August 2013	Haydock, England	Haydock Park Racecourse	Cancelled. This concert was a part of "Haydock Park Nights".[39]

Body on Me Tour

Body on Me Tour

Tour by Rita Ora
Start date	15 July 2015
End date	17 September 2015
Legs	1
No. of shows	15
Rita Ora concert chronology

The Body on Me Tour was a US promotional concert tour by British recording artist, Rita Ora. The tour coincided with the release of her single, "Body on Me".

Opening acts

• Tkay Maidza (select dates)^[40]
• Sama and Haya (San Francisco)
• Sonny Digital (Atlanta)
• DJ Quicksilva (Washington, D.C.)

Setlist

U Street Music Hall - 15 September 2015^[41][42] 

1. "Video Sequence"
2. "R.I.P."
3. "Black Widow"
4. "Roc the Life"
5. "Religion"
6. "Doing It"
7. "Us"
8. "Paranoid" (performed with Ty Dolla $ign)
9. "Poison" (contains elements from "Hotline Bling")
10. "I Will Never Let You Down"
11. "Hot Right Now"
12. "Body on Me"

Notes

• During the show in Los Angeles, Ora was joined onstage by Wiz Khalifa to perform "Religion".^[43]
• During the show in New York City, Ora was joined onstage by Miguel to perform "Coffee".

Tour dates

Date	City	Country	Venue
North America[44]
15 July 2015	New York City	United States	Terminal 5
17 July 2015	Portland		State Theater
25 August 2015	San Francisco		The Independent
26 August 2015	Los Angeles		El Rey Theatre
29 August 2015	Las Vegas		Drai’s Beach Club & Nightclub
11 September 2015	Atlanta		The Loft
13 September 2015^[A]	Boston		House of Blues
14 September 2015	New York City		Irving Plaza
15 September 2015	Washington, D.C.		U Street Music Hall
17 September 2015	Chicago		Lincoln Hall
19 September 2015	Minneapolis		First Avenue

Festivals and other miscellaneous performances

^A JAMN Block Party 2015^[45]

Cancellations and rescheduled shows

27 August 2015	Santa Ana, California	The Observatory	Cancelled
13 September 2015	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	Underground Arts	Cancelled
14 September 2015	New York City, New York	Gramercy Theatre	Moved to Irving Plaza
23 September 2015	Toronto, Canada	The Hoxton	Cancelled[46]

Box office score data

Venue	City	Tickets sold / available	Gross revenue
The Independent	San Francisco	549 / 549 (100%)	$13,725[47]
El Rey Theatre	Los Angeles	771 / 771 (100%)	$20,076[48]
Lincoln Hall	Chicago	500 / 500 (100%)	$13,500[49]

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