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The Party's Just Begun Tour was the second concert tour and first arena tour by American girl group the Cheetah Girls.[1][2][3] It supported the soundtrack to their second film, The Cheetah Girls 2. The tour started on September 15, 2006, in Seattle and ended on March 4, 2007, in Houston. The concerts in Anaheim and San Diego were recorded and released as In Concert: The Party's Just Begun Tour.

Location
  • Canada
  • Puerto Rico
  • U.S.
Associated albumThe Cheetah Girls 2
Start dateSeptember 15, 2006 (2006-09-15)
End dateMarch 4, 2007 (2007-03-04)
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The Party's Just Begun Tour
Tour by The Cheetah Girls
Location
  • Canada
  • Puerto Rico
  • U.S.
Associated albumThe Cheetah Girls 2
Start dateSeptember 15, 2006 (2006-09-15)
End dateMarch 4, 2007 (2007-03-04)
No. of shows87
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Background

The tour was originally going to be 40 cities across the United States, as stated by Sabrina Bryan on Live with Regis and Kelly, then 58 cities, but the final date transition was an 86 date tour mainly visiting the United States with the exception of a show in Puerto Rico and two cities in Canada. For the final date on the tour the Cheetah Girls performed at the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo with Miley Cyrus as the opening act. The show sold 73,291 tickets, becoming one of the biggest concerts in the event's history.[4]

The storyline of this show was that Dr. Coolcatz (played by Mitchel Musso) sends the girls on a mission to gather the ingredients for "growl power" – dreams, love, and friendship. The Cheetah Girls find the ingredients by singing and dancing to their crowds.

The setlist primarily includes songs from The Cheetah Girls 2 soundtrack as well as the first Cheetah Girls soundtrack. Also included was an exclusive track, "Falling for You", an unreleased song by Bailon and Williams' other girl group 3LW.

Opening acts

  • Miley Cyrus as Hannah Montana (September 15–October 15, 2006; March 4, 2007)[5]
  • Everlife (September 19–20; September 30; October 6; October 10; October 14–15; November 27–December 31, 2006; January 3–February 4, 2007)[6]
  • Jordan Pruitt (September 15–17; September 21–29, October 1–5; October 9; October 11–13; October 17–November 16, 2006)[5]
  • Vanessa Hudgens (October 17–November 16, 2006)[7]
  • Los Nēnēs (November 18, 2006)
  • Angels (November 18, 2006)
  • T-Squad (January 9–30, 2007)[5]

Setlist

Although not representative of all concerts for the duration of the tour, the average set list looked like this:

  1. "The Party's Just Begun"
  2. "Shake a Tail Feather"
  3. "Together We Can"
  4. "Route 66"
  5. "If I Never Knew You"
  6. "Girls Just Want to Have Fun"
  7. "Cheetah-licious"
  8. "Strut"
  9. "I Won't Say (I'm in Love)"
  10. "Falling for You"
  11. "Cinderella"
  12. "Step Up"
  13. "Girl Power"
  14. "Cheetah Sisters"
  15. "Cheetah-licious Christmas"
  16. "Amigas Cheetahs"

Tour dates

More information Date (2006), City ...
List of 2006 concerts
Date
(2006)		 City Country Venue Attendance Revenue
September 15 Seattle United States KeyArena N/a N/a
September 17 Portland Memorial Coliseum
September 19 San Jose HP Pavilion
September 20 Stockton Stockton Arena
September 21 Los Angeles Gibson Amphitheatre
September 22 Fresno Save Mart Center
September 24 Phoenix Dodge Theatre
September 26 Denver The Lecture Hall 5,028 / 5,028 $180,078[8]
September 29 Rosemont Allstate Arena 14,067 / 14,067 $518,054[9]
September 30 Moline The MARK of the Quad Cities 11,081 / 11,100 $385,000[10]
October 1 St. Louis[a] Fox Theatre 8,203 / 8,203 $326,743[11]
October 4 Grand Prairie Nokia Live at Grand Prairie 6,061 / 6,061 $219,350[11]
October 5 San Antonio AT&T Center 11,612 / 11,612 $375,192[12]
October 6 Houston Reliant Arena 7,170 / 7,170 $262,445[12]
October 7 Lafayette Cajundome 10,037 / 10,037 $376,842[13]
October 9 Jacksonville Jacksonville Veterans Memorial Arena 5,953 / 5,998 $209,801[14]
October 10 Sunrise BankAtlantic Center 10,328 / 10,328 $345,196[15]
October 11 Tampa St. Pete Times Forum 7,586 / 7,708 $272,107[16]
October 13 Duluth Arena at Gwinnett Center 10,940 / 10,940 $432,746[16]
October 14 Charlotte Cricket Arena 9,016 / 9,098 $313,956[17]
October 15 Norfolk Constant Convocation Center 6,845 / 6,856 $237,933[16]
October 17 Washington, D.C. DAR Constitution Hall 6,730 / 6,894[b] $258,495[b][16]
October 18 Hartford Hartford Civic Center 8,276 / 8,376 $283,722[18]
October 20 Uniondale Nassau Coliseum 13,632 / 13,720 $490,321[19]
October 21 East Rutherford Continental Airlines Arena 9,314 / 9,314 $359,878[19]
October 22 Hershey Giant Center 6,250 / 6,432 $228,295[19]
October 24 Albany Pepsi Arena 6,940 / 7,722 $253,220[20]
October 25 Washington, D.C. DAR Constitution Hall [b] [b]
October 26 Syracuse War Memorial at Oncenter 5,383 / 6,112 $193,519[20]
October 28 Rochester Blue Cross Arena 7,852 / 7,932 $275,464[20]
October 29 Providence Dunkin' Donuts Center 7,629 / 7,748 $272,456[20]
October 30 Wilkes-Barre Wachovia Arena at Casey Plaza 6,486 / 6,735 $236,337[20]
November 1 Worcester DCU Center 10,018 / 10,659 $356,551[20]
November 3 Bridgeport Arena at Harbor Yard N/a N/a
November 4 Reading Sovereign Center 7,393 / 7,406 $260,546[20]
November 5 Philadelphia Wachovia Spectrum 9,382 / 9,754 $361,598[20]
November 8 Cleveland Wolstein Center 7,031 / 7,073 $247,024 [20]
November 9 Columbus Nationwide Arena 11,012 / 11,113 $370,824[20]
November 10 Detroit Masonic Temple Theatre 4,254 / 4,254 $159,313[20]
November 12 Omaha Qwest Center 9,126 / 9,299 $315,447[20]
November 14 Milwaukee Milwaukee Theatre 3,738 / 3,738 $134,493[20]
November 15 Saint Paul Xcel Energy Center 9,324 / 9,397 $315,488[20]
November 16 Des Moines Wells Fargo Arena 6,400 / 7,000 $240,070[20]
November 18 San Juan Puerto Rico Coliseo de Puerto Rico N/a N/a
November 27 Tulsa United States Tulsa Convention Center 4,238 / 6,597 $156,353[20]
November 29 Corpus Christi American Bank Center Arena 8,743 / 8,743 $311,889[20]
November 30 Hidalgo Dodge Arena 6,000 / 6,000 $252,640[20]
December 2 North Little Rock Alltel Arena 15,319 / 15,319 $498,911[20]
December 3 Bossier City CenturyTel Center 12,272 / 12,272 $412,620[20]
December 5 Memphis FedExForum 10,056 / 10,056 $334,176[20]
December 6 Nashville Gaylord Entertainment Center 11,684 / 11,684 $390,204[20]
December 8 Evansville Roberts Municipal Stadium 8,271 / 8,271 $302,513[20]
December 9 Cincinnati U.S. Bank Arena 9,370 / 9,370 $346,735[20]
December 11 Grand Rapids Van Andel Arena 10,964 / 11,560 $370,368[20]
December 12 London Canada John Labatt Centre 3,577 / 5,714 $126,511[20]
December 13 Toronto Air Canada Centre 7,199 / 8,170 $245,381[20]
December 15 Manchester United States Verizon Wireless Arena 9,370 / 9,370 $346,735[20]
December 16 Atlantic City Boardwalk Hall 9,807 / 9,807 $396,032[20]
December 17 Pittsburgh Mellon Arena 9,403 / 9,403 $342,159[20]
December 19 Trenton Sovereign Bank Arena 7,891 / 7,891 $286,225[20]
December 20 Bridgeport Arena at Harbor Yard 8,519 / 8,519 $309,951[20]
December 21 Uniondale Nassau Coliseum 13,542 / 13,542 $486,847[20]
December 29 North Charleston North Charleston Coliseum 9,581 / 9,581 $319,599[20]
December 30 Greenville BI-LO Center 11,531 / 11,531 $402,105[20]
December 31 Duluth Arena at Gwinnett Center 11,149 / 11,149 $447,523[20]
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More information Date (2007), City ...
List of 2007 concerts
Date
(2007)		 City Country Venue Attendance Revenue
January 3 Grand Prairie United States Nokia Live at Grand Prairie 6,200 / 6,200 $224,860[20]
January 5 Austin Frank Erwin Center 11,891 / 11,891 $418,945[20]
January 6 Laredo Laredo Entertainment Center 8,352 / 8,352 $300,174[20]
January 7 San Antonio AT&T Center 11,918 / 11,918 $385,783[20]
January 9 El Paso Don Haskins Center 8,110 / 8,110 $303,605[20]
January 12 Anaheim Honda Center 12,549 / 12,549 $512,675[20]
January 13 San Diego iPayOne Center 11,629 / 11,629 $415,146[20]
January 14 Las Vegas Thomas & Mack Center 9,497 / 9,497 $332,152[20]
January 15 Salt Lake City Nu Skin Theater 6,825 / 6,825 $262,268[20]
January 17 Denver Wells Fargo Theatre 4,343 / 4,705 $162,859[20]
January 20 Green Bay Resch Center 6,817 / 7,863 $253,722[20]
January 21 Peoria Carver Arena 7,463 / 9,256 $269,169[20]
January 22 Lexington Rupp Arena 8,909 / 9,338 $329,896[20]
January 23 Knoxville Thompson–Boling Arena 11,805 / 12,912 $408,778[20]
January 25 Lafayette Cajundome 9,911 / 10,312 $370,825[20]
January 26 Grand Prairie Nokia Live at Grand Prairie 6,272 / 6,272 $227,624[20]
January 28 Glendale Jobing.com Arena 11,612 / 12,082 $414,284[20]
January 30 Bakersfield Rabobank Arena 6,728 / 8,720 $248,136[20]
February 3 Honolulu Blaisdell Arena 13,348 / 13,673 $506,071[20]
February 4
March 4[A] Houston Reliant Stadium N/a N/a
Total 621,652 / 671,483 (93%) $23,500,953
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Festivals and other miscellaneous performances
A Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo[21]

Notes

  1. [a]
    This date had two showings, an afternoon and an evening show.
  2. [b]
    The score data is combined from the shows held at the DAR Constitution Hall on October 17 and 25, 2006.

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