Three Tour

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The Three Tour is the second concert tour by English girl group Sugababes. Launched in support of their third studio album, Three (2003), it began 19 March 2004 in Brighton and 2 April 2004 in London.

Associated albumThree
Start date19 March 2004
End date2 April 2004
Legs1
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Three Tour
UK tour by Sugababes
Associated albumThree
Start date19 March 2004
End date2 April 2004
Legs1
No. of shows12
Sugababes concert chronology
  • Angels with Dirty Faces Tour
    (2003)
  • Three Tour
    (2004)
  • Taller in More Ways Tour
    (2006)
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Critical reception

Alexis Petridis from The Guardian rated the tour's debut show on 19 March 2004 in Brighton two ouf of five stars. He called it an "oddly flat show" and wrote: "It's all bland smiles up there, which does not fit with the feistiness of the material [...] The trio appear oddly characterless, even when half-heartedly fondling a volunteer during 'Nasty Ghetto'. Their banter would render a hyperactive child comatose."[1]

Set list

This set list is representative of the 27 March 2004 show in Manchester.[2]

  1. "Round Round"
  2. "Freak like Me"
  3. "Overload"
  4. "Whatever Makes You Happy"
  5. "Run for Cover"
  6. "Million Different Ways"
  7. "Virgin Sexy"
  8. "Angels with Dirty Faces"
  9. "Caught in a Moment"
  10. "Stronger"
  11. "Shape"
  12. "Breathe Easy"
  13. "Conversation's Over"
  14. "Buster"
  15. "U Should've Known Better" (Monica cover) (Mutya Buena solo)
  16. "I Found Lovin'" (Fatback Band cover) (Keisha Buchanan solo)
  17. "Wonderful" (Heidi Range solo)
  18. "Too Lost in You"
  19. "In the Middle"
  20. "Hole in the Head"

Tour dates

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List of concerts
Date City Country Venue
19 March 2004 Brighton England Brighton Centre
20 March 2004 Bournemouth Bournemouth International Centre
21 March 2004 Plymouth Plymouth Pavilions
23 March 2004 Cardiff Cardiff Arena
24 March 2004 Suffolk Ipswich Regent Theatre
26 March 2004 Birmingham Birmingham NIA
27 March 2004 Manchester Manchester Apollo
28 March 2004 Glasgow Scotland Glasgow Academy
30 March 2004 Newcastle England Newcastle City Hall
31 March 2004 Sheffield Sheffield City Hall
2 April 2004 London Hammersmith Apollo
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Cancelled shows

On 6 March 2004, the band was forced to pull out of their Dublin show due to acute laryngitis.[3]

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List of cancelled concerts[3]
Date City Country Venue
6 March 2004 Dublin Ireland Olympia Theatre
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References

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