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The Dangerous Tour was a world music tour by Michael Jackson that started on 27th June, 1992 in Munich, Germany and ended on 11th November, 1993 in Mexico City, Mexico. The Dangerous Tour consisted of 69 concerts to approximately 3.5 million fans across 3 continents. All proceeds from the tour were donated to various other charities including Jackson's own Heal The World Foundation. The tour was cut short due to Jackson's false allegations of child molestation in 1993 as well as his health, as Jackson had been poor during the latter concerts of the second leg. Jackson claimed to become dependent of painkillers while doing constructive surgery on his scalp. For other persons named Michael Jackson, see Michael Jackson (disambiguation). ... is the 178th day of the year (179th in leap years) in the Gregorian calendar. ... Year 1992 (MCMXCII) was a leap year starting on Wednesday (link will display full 1992 Gregorian calendar). ... is the 315th day of the year (316th in leap years) in the Gregorian calendar. ... Year 1993 (MCMXCIII) was a common year starting on Friday (link will display full 1993 Gregorian calendar). ... For other persons named Michael Jackson, see Michael Jackson (disambiguation). ... The Bad Tour was a world music tour by Michael Jackson that started on September 12th, 1987 in Tokyo, Japan and ended on January 27th, 1989 in Los Angeles, United States. ... The HIStory World Tour was a music tour by Michael Jackson that started September 7, 1996 in Prague and ended October 15, 1997. ... For other persons named Michael Jackson, see Michael Jackson (disambiguation). ... For other persons named Michael Jackson, see Michael Jackson (disambiguation). ...

Background

Following the huge success of the Bad Tour, Jackson's first solo world tour, and the release of Dangerous in November 1991 Jackson embarked on his second solo tour. The tour was to be even bigger and better than before. The stage, for instance, required more time to set up hence a large number of concerts were one-stop performances. Equipment required numerous airplanes and trucks to be transported to each city. Dangerous was the first album Michael Jackson released in the 1990s, on November 22, 1991. ...

The tour was due to last longer, but due to the sudden police raids of Jackson's Neverland Ranch during the second leg in 1993 as well as various health problems, Jackson decided to end the tour early in Mexico. This left out possible planned concerts in Australasia and the United States, where Jackson would not tour until his later HIStory Tour in Hawaii. Neverland Ranch, or Neverland Valley Ranch, is owned by American pop musician Michael Jackson, although Jackson currently resides outside the United States. ...

Setlist

¹ - These songs were performed until 15th July, 1992 in Oslo, Norway when they were taken off the setlist.
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(Pretty Young Thing) (8) Human Nature is a single released by Michael Jackson from his 1982 hit album, Thriller. ... Michael Jacksons Visionary chronology Dirty Diana (2006) Smooth Criminal (2006) Leave Me Alone (2006) Bad track listing Audio sample Info (help· info) Smooth Criminal is the seventh single from Michael Jacksons Bad album (1987). ... HIStory track listing I Just Cant Stop Loving You is a popular ballad by singers Michael Jackson and Siedah Garrett. ... Siedah Garrett (born June 24, 1960 in Los Angeles California) is an American, R&B singer and Academy Award and Grammy-nominated songwriter. ... Shes Out of My Life was the fourth single to be released by singer Michael Jackson from his hugely-successful album, Off the Wall in 1980. ... I Want You Back is a 1969 #1 hit single recorded by The Jackson 5 for the Motown label. ... The Love You Save is a 1970 #1 hit single recorded by The Jackson 5 for the Motown label. ... Ill Be There is a soul song written by Berry Gordy, Jr. ... This article is about the Thriller song. ... This article is about the Michael Jackson song. ... Michael Jacksons Visionary chronology Leave Me Alone (2006) Black or White (2006) Remember the Time (2006) Dangerous track listing HIStory track listing Alternate cover Black or White (The Clivillés & Cole (C&C) Remixes) cover. ... For the song by Celebrate The Nun, see Will You Be There (Celebrate The Nun). ... Dangerous was the first album Michael Jackson released in the 1990s, on November 22, 1991. ... Michael Jacksons Visionary chronology Leave Me Alone (2006) Black or White (2006) Remember the Time (2006) Dangerous track listing HIStory track listing Alternate cover Black or White (The Clivillés & Cole (C&C) Remixes) cover. ... Not to be confused with We Are Here To Change The World, a song that was featured in Captain EO. For the album with the same title, see We Are the World (album). ... 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Tour dates

No.	Date	City	Country	Venue	Attendance
First Leg (1992)
Europe
1	June 27	Munich	Germany	Olympic Stadium	72,000
2-3	June 30, July 1	Rotterdam	Holland	Feijenoord Stadium	46,000
4	July 4	Rome	Italy	Flaminio Stadium	36,000
5-6	July 6, 7	Monza	Italy	Brianteo Stadium	46,000
7	July 11	Cologne	Germany	Mungersdorfer Stadium	65,000
8	July 15	Oslo	Norway	Valle Hovin Stadium	35,000
9-10	July 17, 18	Stockholm	Sweden	Olympic Stadium	53,000
11	July 20	Copenhagen	Denmark	Gentofte Stadium	30,000
12	July 22	Werchter	Belgium	Festival Ground	40,000
13	July 25	Dublin	Ireland	Lansdowne Road	40,000
14-15	July 30, 31	London	England	Wembley Stadium	72,000
The third concert in London on 1st August was cancelled and rescheduled for the 23rd.
16	August 5	Cardiff	Wales	Cardiff Arms Park	50,000
17	August 8	Bremen	Germany	Weser Stadium	45,000
18	August 10	Hamburg	Germany	Volkspark Stadium	51,000
19	August 13	Hamelin	Germany	Weserbergland Stadium	25,000
20	August 16	Leeds	England	Roundhay Park	60,000
21	August 18	Glasgow	Scotland	The Haugh	65,000
22-24	August 20, 22, 23	London	England	Wembley Stadium	72,000
25	August 26	Vienna	Austria	Prater Stadium	50,000
26	August 28	Frankfurt	Germany	Waldstadion	60,000
27	August 30	Ludwigshafen	Germany	Southwest Stadium	30,000
28	September 2	Bayreuth	Germany	Volks Stadium	32,000
29	September 4	Berlin	Germany	Jahn Stadium	35,000
The concert on 6th September at Gelsenkirchen was cancelled and not rescheduled.
30	September 8	Lausanne	Switzerland	La Pontaise Stadium	47,000
The concert in Basel, Switzerland on 11th September was cancelled and not rescheduled.
31	September 13	Paris	France	Hippodrome de Vincennes	85,000
32	September 16	Toulouse	France	Municipal Stadium	40,000
33	September 18	Barcelona	Spain	Olympic Stadium	42,000
34	September 21	Oviedo	Spain	Carlos Tartiere Stadium	25,000
35	September 22	Madrid	Spain	Vicente Calderón Stadium	40,000
36	September 26	Lisbon	Portugal	José Alvalade Stadium	64,000
37	October 1	Bucharest	Romania	Lia Manoliu Stadium	70,000
The concert on 2nd October in Izmir, Turkey was cancelled and not rescheduled.
The concert on 4th October in Istanbul, Turkey was cancelled and not rescheduled.
The concert on 8th October in Athens, Greece was cancelled and not rescheduled.
Asia
38-45	December 12,14,17,19,22,24,30,31	Tokyo	Japan	Tokyo Dome	45,000
Second Leg (1993)
Europe and Asia
46	August 24	Bangkok	Thailand	National Stadium	70,000
The cancelled concert on 25th August was rescheduled for the 26th is again cancelled because Michael had not fully recovered from dehydration. Michael released an audio taped message to his fans saying I promise all my fans to perform at the National Stadium in Bangkok on August 27th. I will see you Friday. I love you all
47	August 27	Bangkok	Thailand	National Stadium	70,000
48	August 29	Singapore	Singapore	Singapore National Stadium	47,000
Before the concert in Singapore on the 30th Michael collapses backstage moments before the show is due to begin, suffering from a severe migraine. The next day Michael undergoes a brain scan in hospital. A second audio taped message is released - "I was suddenly taken ill last night and I am sorry for the cancellation of my performance and I apologise for any inconvenience it might have caused my fans in Singapore. I look forward to seeing you at the stadium tomorrow. Thank you for your continued support and understanding. I love you all. Thank you."
49	September 1	Singapore	Singapore	Singapore National Stadium	47,000
50-51	September 4, 6	Taipei	Taiwan	Taipei Municipal Stadium	40,000
52-53	September 10, 11	Fukuoka	Japan	Fukuoka Dome	30,000
54	September 15	Moscow	Russia	Luzhniki Stadium	50,000
55-56	September 19, 21	Tel Aviv	Israel	Park HaYarkon	80,000 (19th) 100,000 (21st)
57	September 23	Istanbul	Turkey	Inonu Stadium	48,000
58	September 26	Santa Cruz de Tenerife	Canary Islands	Muelle de Santa Cruz de Tenerife	45,000
South America
59-61	October 8, 10, 12	Buenos Aires	Argentina	Monumental Stadium	100,000
62-63	October 15, 17	Sao Paulo	Brazil	Morumbi Stadium	80,000 (15th) 100,000 (17th)
The first concert in Santiago, Chile on 21st October is cancelled due to Michael's back injury. The concert is not rescheduled.
64	October 23	Santiago	Chile	Chile National Stadium	65,000
65-66	October 29, 31	Mexico City	Mexico	Aztec Stadium	100,000
Michael cancels the third concert in Mexico City on 2nd November due to a severe toothache.
67-69	November 7, 9, 11	Mexico City	Mexico	Aztec Stadium	100,000
The rest of the tour is cancelled as Michael announces he is seeking treatment for his dependency on painkillers. He explains his stress from the now false allegations against him caused him to become dependent on the painkillers to get through the tour.

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Trivia

• Before the tour began, Michael and his band rehearsed the setlist performances, in which the footage has been released onto the Internet. However, the exact date and location of the performances is not clear, despite initially being labelled as "Neverland Rehearsals".
• The stage used for the tour took nearly 3 days to set up, making newspaper and television headlines everywhere it went. 20 truck loads of equipment were shipped between countries on cargo planes.
• During the first leg, MTV had gained the right to follow Jackson on tour during his concerts in Europe, and broadcast a total of 6 15-minute episodes featuring performances, reports, and exclusive backstage interviews with the crew. The show was called Dangerous Diaries, and was presented by Sonya Saul.
• Jackson sold the film rights to his concert in Bucharest, Romania to HBO for $21 million. The deal was the highest ever paid for a live concert^{[citation needed]}. The concert was broadcast live on radio and shown on TV across 61 countries, and received the highest TV ratings in the history of the network, in which Jackson was honoured with a CableACE Award.^{[citation needed]}. In 2004, the concert was released on DVD as part of Michael Jackson's Ultimate Collection boxset, and in 2005, was released as a separate DVD known as Live in Bucharest: The Dangerous Tour.
• Each concert on the tour ended by a stuntman dressed in a full astronaut costume (therefore appearing as Jackson) flying out of the arena using a rocket belt. When disappeared an announcer said: "Michael Jackson has left the stadium", and the concert was over, with some ending in a firework display. The stuntman was in fact Kinnie Gibson, and reportedly charged a total of $1 million for performing the stunts.
• On 31st December 1992 during the New Year's Eve concert in Tokyo, Japan, Slash made a special guest appearance for the performance of "Black or White". Slash also made a special appearance for "Black or White" at the concert in Oviedo, Spain that September.
• On 29th August 1993, Jackson performed in front of 47,000 on his 35th birthday in Singapore. The fans sung Happy Birthday in celebration.
• During his stay in Moscow, Russia in September 1993 Michael came up with the song Stranger in Moscow which would be released on his 1995 album HIStory. It was during a time when Michael felt very alone, and far away from his family and friends, yet every night fans would draw huge crowds by his hotel and support him.
• For the opening number, "Jam", Jackson wore two variations of a pseudo-military uniform. During the first leg, the uniform was gray-green with one bolded strap which both sparkled with multi-color when he was in front of light. For the second leg, he wore a black uniform with three yellow, bolded straps, one going from his collar to his waist in one direction and the other two in another.

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Performers

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Credits

• Executive Director: MJJ Productions
• Artistic Director: Michael Jackson
• Choreographed by: Michael Jackson & LaVelle Smith
• Staged & Designed by: Kenny Ortega
• Set Designed by: Tom McPhillips
• Lightning Designer: Peter Morse
• Director of Security: Bill Bray
• Costumes Designed by: Dennis Tompkins & Michael Bush
• Hair & Make-up: Karen Faye
• Personal Management: Gallin Morey Associates

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See also

• List of Michael Jackson tours

The following is a list of tours and notable concerts performed by Michael Jackson. ...

External links

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