Northern Star Tour

Northern Star Tour was the second concert tour performed by English recording artist Melanie C. The tour began on 31 August 2000 in Warsaw, Poland, and ended on 26 August 2001 in Bonn, Germany.[1][2] This is the biggest tour of Melanie C so far, performing in 30 countries and 4 continents.[3][4]

Northern Star Tour

Tour by Melanie C
Associated album	Northern Star
Start date	31 August 2000
End date	26 August 2001
No. of shows	59 in Europe 7 in Asia 2 in Africa 7 in North America 76 total
Melanie C concert chronology

Setlist

2000 (Setlist 1)

• "Go!"
• "Northern Star"
• "Be the One"
• "Suddenly Monday"
• "Happy Without You" (AKA "Independence Day")
• "Why"
• "Closer"
• "If That Were Me"
• "Feel the Sun"
• "Angel on My Shoulder"
• "Ga Ga"
• "Goin' Down"
• "I Want You Back"
• "I Wonder What It Would Be Like"
• "Never Be the Same Again"
• "I Turn to You"

2000 (Setlist 2)

• "Go!"
• "Something's Gonna Happen"
• "Northern Star"
• "Be The One"
• "Closer"
• "Happy Without You" (AKA "Independence Day")
• "I Want You Back"
• "Why"
• "If That Were Me"
• "Feel the Sun"
• "Goin' Down"
• "Ga Ga"
• "Suddenly Monday"
• "Never Be the Same Again"
• "I Turn to You"

2001

• "Go!"
• "Northern Star"
• "Be The One"
• "Closer"
• "When You're Gone"
• "I Want You Back"
• "Why"
• "If That Were Me"
• "Goin' Down"
• "Ga Ga"
• "Suddenly Monday"
• "Feel the Sun" (Remix)
• "Never Be the Same Again"
• "I Turn to You"

Personnel

• Melanie C – Vocals
• Fergus Gerrand – Drums/Musical Director
• Paul Gendler – Guitar
• Claire Nicholson – Guitar/Backing vocals
• Arden Hart – Keyboards/Backing vocals
• Beth Symmons – Bass guitar/Backing vocals (August 2000–April 2001)
• Kim Kahn – Bass guitar/Backing vocals (May–August 2001)

Broadcasts and recordings

The Shepherd's Bush Empire concert was webcast on Melanie C's original website on 1 October 2000. During the webcast, Bryan Adams made a special appearance to perform "When You're Gone" with Chisholm. On 20 October 2000, a Swedish radio station recorded the Stockholm concert, and featured a slightly shortened set list of 10 songs. On 3 June 2001, The House of Blues' website broadcast the audio for the Anaheim concert which was held on 4 April 2001.[5][6]

Tour dates

Date	City	Country	Venue
Europe
31 August 2000 (Canceled)	Warsaw	Poland	Torwar Hall
4 September 2000	Derby	England	Assembly Rooms
5 September 2000	Middlesbrough		Town Hall
6 September 2000	Newcastle upon Tyne		Newcastle City Hall
8 September 2000	Carlisle		Sands Centre
9 September 2000	Glasgow	Scotland	Royal Concert Hall
10 September 2000	Aberdeen		Music Hall Aberdeen
12 September 2000	Kingston upon Hull	England	Hull City Hall
13 September 2000	Sheffield		Sheffield City Hall
15 September 2000	Preston		Guildhall
16 September 2000	Manchester		Academy
17 September 2000	Bradford		St Georges Hall
21 September 2000	Cardiff	Wales	St David's Hall
23 September 2000	Leicester	England	De Montford Hall
24 September 2000	Ipswich		Regent
25 September 2000	Norwich		UEA
27 September 2000	Southampton		Southampton Guildhall
28 September 2000	Cambridge		Cambridge Corn Exchange
30 September 2000	London		Shepherd's Bush Empire
1 October 2000
15 October 2000	Amsterdam	Netherlands	Melkweg
16 October 2000	Paris	France	Élysée Montmartre
17 October 2000	Brussels	Belgium	Ancienne Belgique
19 October 2000	Copenhagen	Denmark	Vega
20 October 2000	Stockholm	Sweden	Globens Annex
22 October 2000	Hamburg	Germany	Große Freiheit
23 October 2000	Berlin		Columbiahalle
25 October 2000	Isenburg		Hugenotthalle Neu
26 October 2000	Cologne		E-Werk
27 October 2000	Munich		Eiserhalle
29 October 2000	Boblingen		Congresshalle
30 October 2000	Vienna	Austria	Libro Music Hall
31 October 2000	Zürich	Switzerland	Volkhaus
2 November 2000	Milan	Italy	Alcatraz
5 November 2000	London	England	Wembley Arena
14 February 2001	Ljubliana	Slovenia	Hala Tivoli
16 February 2001	Athens	Greece	Sports Hall George Kassimatic
17 February 2001	Thessaloniki		Mikra Sports Hall
Asia
19 February 2001	Tel Aviv	Israel	Example Cinerama
21 February 2001	Dubai	United Arab Emirates	Jumeirah Beach Hotel
22 February 2001	Manama	Bahrain	Le Royal Meridian
Africa
24 February 2001	Johannesburg	South Africa	The Big Top Arena
Asia
28 February 2001	Singapore	Singapore	HarbourFront Centre
2 March 2001	Kuala Lumpur	Malaysia	Merdeka Hall
4 March 2001	Bangkok	Thailand	Dance Fever
17 March 2001	Moscow	Russia	Kremlin Hall
18 March 2001	Saint Petersburg		Ledovi Dvoretz
Europe
19 March 2001	Tallinn	Estonia	Tallinn Arena
21 March 2001	Helsinki	Finland	Helsinki Ice Hall
North America
29 March 2001	Calgary	Canada	Jack Singer Auditorium
30 March 2001	Edmonton		Francis Winspear
1 April 2001	New Westminster		Massey Theatre
3 April 2001	San Francisco	United States	Bimbo's 365 Club
4 April 2001	Anaheim		House of Blues
5 April 2001	Los Angeles		Roxy Theatre
8 April 2001	Chicago		House of Blues
9 April 2001	Toronto	Canada	The Guvernment
10 April 2001	Montreal		Club Soda
14 April 2001	New York City	United States	Irving Plaza
Europe
6 May 2001	Liverpool	United Kingdom	Royal Court
8 May 2001	Bristol		Colston Hall
9 May 2001	Brighton		Brighton Centre
10 May 2001	Plymouth		Plymouth Pavilions
12 May 2001	Reading		Rivermead Leisure Complex
13 May 2001	Wolverhampton		Wolverhampton Civic Hall
14 May 2001	Nottingham		Nottingham Royal Concert Hall
16 May 2001	York		Barbican Centre
17 May 2001	Manchester		O2 Apollo Manchester
18 May 2001	Newport		Newport Centre
20 May 2001	Dublin	Ireland	Olympia Theatre
21 May 2001	Belfast		Waterfront Hall
22 May 2001	Edinburgh	United Kingdom	Edinburgh Playhouse
20 July 2001	Liverpool		Kings Dock
22 July 2001	Istanbul	Turkey	Rumeli Castle Amphitheatre
25 August 2001	Hamburg	Germany	Stadtpark Freilichtbh
26 August 2001	Bonn		Museumsmeilenplatz

References

1. "Archived copy". Archived from the original on 2014-12-17. Retrieved 2014-04-27.CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)
2. "Archived copy". Archived from the original on 2010-04-18. Retrieved 2014-04-27.CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)