Anthem World Tour

Anthem World Tour

Tour by Hanson
Promotional poster for the tour
Associated album	Anthem
Start date	July 18, 2013 (2013-07-18)
End date	August 17, 2014 (2014-08-17)
Legs	4
No. of shows	3 in South America 54 in North America 11 in Europe 9 in Australasia 77 in total
Hanson concert chronology

The Anthem World Tour is the twelfth concert tour by American pop-rock band, Hanson and is in support of their sixth studio album, Anthem (2013). The tour began in the summer of 2013, playing nearly 80 shows in the Americas, Europe and Australasia.

Opening acts

• Paul McDonald (North America, select shows)^[1]
• David Ryan Harris (North America, select shows)^[2]
• Sion Russell Jones (United Kingdom)
• Adam Martin (Australia)^[3]
• Jamie McDell (New Zealand)

Setlist

The following setlist was obtained from the concert held on July 21, 2013, at the Credicard Hall in São Paulo, Brazil. It does not represent all concerts for the duration of the tour.^[4]

1. "Fired Up"
2. "You Can't Stop Us"
3. "I've Got Soul"
4. "Where's the Love"
5. "Thinking of You"
6. "Scream and Be Free"
7. "A Minute Without You"
8. "Weird"
9. "Crazy Beautiful"
10. "Lost Without You" / "Deeper" / "Save Me from Myself" / "Juliet"
11. "Waiting for This"
12. "Already Home"
13. "Thinking 'bout Somethin'"
14. "Penny & Me"
15. "Give a Little"
16. "Get the Girl Back"
17. "MMMBop"
18. "This Time Around"
19. "Tonight"

    Encore

20. "Save Me"
21. "You Can't Stop Us Now"
22. "In the City"

Tour dates

Date	City	Country	Venue
South America[5]
July 18, 2013	Buenos Aires	Argentina	Teatro Vorterix
July 20, 2013	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	Citibank Hall
July 21, 2013	São Paulo		Credicard Hall
North America[6]
August 26, 2013^[A]	Falcon Heights	United States	Leinie Lodge Bandshell
August 27, 2013^[A]
August 28, 2013^[B]	Des Moines		Simon Estes Riverfront Amphitheater
August 29, 2013	Fort Wayne		Duty's Buckets Sports Pub
August 31, 2013	Boston		House of Blues
September 1, 2013	Huntington		Paramount Theatre
September 2, 2013	Bethlehem		Sands Bethlehem Event Center
September 4, 2013	Richmond		National Theater
September 6, 2013^[C]	London	Canada	Western Fair Music Stage
September 8, 2013	Atlanta	United States	Variety Playhouse
September 9, 2013	Birmingham		WorkPlay Theatre
September 10, 2013	Nashville		Wildhorse Saloon
September 11, 2013	Memphis		Minglewood Hall
September 12, 2013	New Orleans		House of Blues
September 15, 2013	Austin		Antone's Nightclub
September 16, 2013	Dallas		House of Blues
September 17, 2013	Albuquerque		KiMo Theater
September 18, 2013	Denver		Bluebird Theater
September 20, 2013	Salt Lake City		The Depot
September 21, 2013	Las Vegas		Fremont Country Club
September 22, 2013	Tucson		Rialto Theatre
September 24, 2013	San Diego		House of Blues
September 25, 2013	Anaheim
September 26, 2013	West Hollywood
September 28, 2013	Portland		Aladdin Theater
September 30, 2013	Seattle		Nuemos
October 2, 2013	Vancouver	Canada	Vogue Theatre
October 4, 2013	Regina		Casino Regina Show Lounge
October 5, 2013	Calgary		Chrome Showroom
October 7, 2013	Sherwood Park		Festival Place
October 8, 2013	Saskatoon		Odeon Events Centre
October 9, 2013	Winnipeg		Mainstage
October 10, 2013
October 12, 2013	Milwaukee	United States	Pabst Theater
October 13, 2013	Chicago		House of Blues
October 14, 2013
October 15, 2013	Lawrence		Granada Theater
October 17, 2013	St. Louis		The Pageant
October 18, 2013	Cincinnati		Bogart's
October 19, 2013	Cleveland		House of Blues
October 20, 2013	Pontiac		The Crofoot
November 4, 2013^[D]	Bay Lake		America Gardens Theatre
November 5, 2013^[D]
November 7, 2013	Philadelphia		Theatre of Living Arts
November 8, 2013	Munhall		Carnegie Library Music Hall
November 9, 2013	Toronto	Canada	Danforth Music Hall
November 10, 2013	Montreal		Virgin Mobile Corona Theatre
November 12, 2013	Fredericton		The Playhouse
November 14, 2013	Halifax		Schooner Showroom
November 15, 2013
November 16, 2013	Summerside		Harbourfront Theatre
November 17, 2013	Moncton		The Centre at Casino New Brunswick
November 19, 2013	Sayreville	United States	Starland Ballroom
November 20, 2013	Charlotte		Amos' Southend
Europe[7]
December 3, 2013	Glasgow	Scotland	O2 ABC
December 5, 2013	Manchester	England	The Ritz
December 6, 2013	Cardiff	Wales	Solus
December 7, 2013	Birmingham	England	HMV Institute
December 8, 2013	London		indigO2
December 10, 2013	Tilburg	Netherlands	013
December 11, 2013	Cologne	Germany	Luxor
December 13, 2013	Paris	France	Le Trabendo
December 14, 2013	Solothurn	Switzerland	Kulturfabrik Kofmehl
December 16, 2013	Rome	Italy	Atlantico
December 17, 2013	Milan		Magazzini Generali
Australasia[8]
August 5, 2014	Brisbane	Australia	The Tivoli
August 6, 2014	Gold Coast		Coolangatta Hotel Bandroom
August 8, 2014	Sydney		Enmore Theatre
August 9, 2014	Melbourne		Palais Theatre
August 10, 2014			Hi-Fi Bar & Ballroom
August 12, 2014	Adelaide		HQ Complex
August 13, 2014	Sydney		Hi-Fi Bar & Ballroom
August 15, 2014	Fremantle		Metropolis
August 17, 2014	Auckland	New Zealand	Powerstation

Festivals and other miscellaneous performances

^A This concert was a part of the "Minnesota State Fair"^[9]

^B This concert was a part of "Nitefall on the River"^[10]

^C This concert was a part of the "Western Fair"^[11]

^D This concert was a part of the "Eat to the Beat Concert Series"^[12]

Box office score date

Venue	City	Tickets sold / available	Gross revenue
Citibank Hall	Rio de Janeiro	1,191 / 2,825 (42%)	$82,095[13]
Credicard Hall	São Paulo	2,341 / 3,885 (60%)	$159,788[13]
The Crofoot	Pontiac	1,100 / 1,100 (100%)	$34,200[14]
Virgin Mobile Corona Theatre	Montreal	549 / 549 (100%)	$16,379[14]
The Tivoli	Brisbane	1,321 / 1,400 (94%)	$77,845[15]
Coolangatta Hotel Bandroom	Gold Coast	559 / 900 (62%)	$32,532[15]
Enmore Theatre	Sydney	2,437 / 2,500 (97%)	$143,148[15]
Palais Theatre	Melbourne	2,787 / 2,800 (100%)	$166,032[15]
Hi-Fi Bar & Ballroom		881 / 900 (98%)	$52,447[15]
HQ Complex	Adelaide	1,040 / 1,100 (95%)	$60,796[15]
Hi-Fi Bar & Ballroom	Sydney	590 / 900 (66%)	$30,168[15]
Metropolis	Fremantle	1,069 / 1,100 (97%)	$63,707[15]
Powerstation	Auckland	1,025 / 1,100 (93%)	$60,384[15]
TOTAL		16,890 / 21,059 (80%)	$979,521

References

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5. Sources for tour dates in South America:
   • "Hanson: "Tuvimos suerte en tener éxito siendo muy jóvenes"" [Hanson: "We were lucky in being successful when we were very young"]. Todo Noticias (in Spanish). Clarín Group. July 15, 2013. Retrieved January 3, 2018.
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6. Sources for tour dates in North America:
   • Reuter, Annie (April 5, 2013). "Hanson Returns With New Song, 'Anthem' Album & Tour". Radio. CBS Radio. Retrieved January 3, 2018.
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8. Sources for tour dates in Australasia:
   • Williams, Tom (April 1, 2014). "Hanson Australian Tour Dates Announced". Music Feeds. Retrieved January 3, 2018.
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12. Anderson, Shawn (September 28, 2013). "EPCOT Food and Wine Festival Begins". Eagle Eye News. East Lake High School. Retrieved January 3, 2018.
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