Maroon V Tour

Maroon V Tour

Tour by Maroon 5
Promotional poster for the tour
Location	North America Europe Asia Oceania Africa Latin America
Associated album	V
Start date	February 16, 2015 (2015-02-16)
End date	May 12, 2018 (2018-05-12)
Legs	16
No. of shows	137
Maroon 5 concert chronology

The Maroon V Tour (also known as M5 On the Road Tour) was the tenth headlining concert tour by American band Maroon 5 in support of their fifth studio album V (2014) (pronounced: "five"). The tour began on February 16, 2015, in Dallas and concluded on May 12, 2018, in Zapopan, Mexico, comprising 137 concerts.

Background and development

The tour was announced in May 2014. The band stated that, through a contract with Live Nation, they are set to embark on a world tour in late 2014 through to early 2015 in support of the new album.^[1] In June, the band posted a photo on their official Instagram account asking fans where they should perform "with a tour coming soon".^[2] Also through Instagram, in August the band revealed with a series of photos the states where they will bring the tour. All the dates for North America and Europe were announced on September 2, 2014, and due to the high demand, second shows as well as brand new dates were later announced by the band.^[3] During 2015, Maroon 5 announced shows in Asia, Oceania, Mexico and South America, as well as a second leg in North America which is scheduled to take place in cities where they have not performed during the first. In early 2016, new European shows were added. In September 2016, Maroon 5 confirmed the seven dates of the North American leg from September and October 2016, was postponed until February and March 2017.^[4]

Opening acts

2015

• Magic! (North America and Europe)
• Rozzi Crane (North America)
• Nick Jonas (North America)
• Matt McAndrew (North America)
• Phases (North America)^[5]
• We Are I.V (Europe)^[6]
• Nick Gardner (Europe)
• Mike Watson (Europe)
• Ghita (Africa)
• Dirty Loops (Asia and Oceania)
• Conrad Sewell (Australia)

2016

• Rey Pila (Mexico)
• The Mills (Colombia)
• Foxley (Argentina)
• Dashboard Confessional (Brazil)
• Dingo Bells (Brazil)
• Elle King (North America)^[7]
• Tove Lo (North America)^[8]
• Phases (North America)^[8]
• R. City (North America)^[8]
• Best Coast (North America)^[9]
• Léon (North America)^[9]
• Amy Pham (North America)^[9]
• Jasmine Solano (North America)^[9]
• PJ Morton (North America)^[10]
• Polly A (North America)^[10]

2017

• R. City (North America)
• Tinashe (North America)
• The Roots (North America)^[11]
• The Revivalists (North America)^[12]
• Incubus (Peru)

2018

• De La Rut (Guatemala)

Setlist

This set list is representative of the show in Kansas City on March 21, 2015. It is not representative of all concerts for the duration of the tour.^[13]

1. "Animals"
2. "One More Night" (contains elements of "Monster")
3. "Stereo Hearts" (Gym Class Heroes cover)
4. "Harder to Breathe"
5. "Lucky Strike"
6. "Wake Up Call"
7. "Love Somebody"
8. "Maps"
9. "This Love"
10. "Sunday Morning"
11. "Makes Me Wonder"
12. "Payphone"
13. "Daylight"
14. "It Was Always You"
15. "She Will Be Loved"
16. "Moves Like Jagger"
17. "Sugar"
18. "This Summer" (recorded music video on May 28)

Notes

• During the show in Anaheim, California, on April 6, 2015, The Lonely Island member and actor Andy Samberg makes appearance to the audience, right after the performance by Magic!, before introducing to Maroon 5 in the show.
• During the show in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on March 20, 2016, Adam Levine performed "Garota de Ipanema (The Girl from Ipanema)", singing the first verse in portuguese and the rest in english.^[14]

Special guests

The band performed duets with musical guests on most dates of the tour.

• April 4, 2015 – Inglewood: "I Love L.A." with Randy Newman featuring a performance by the Laker Girls.^[15]

Tribute song

• During the show in Orlando, Florida, Adam Levine performed "She Will Be Loved", dedicated to the late Christina Grimmie. Also, Maroon 5 performed "Let's Go Crazy", dedicated to musician Prince.^[16]

Shows

List of concerts, showing date, city, country, venue, opening acts, tickets sold, number of available tickets and amount of gross revenue

Date	City	Country	Venue	Opening acts	Attendance	Revenue
2015
Leg 1 — North America[17]
February 16	Dallas	United States	American Airlines Center	Magic! Rozzi Crane	14,879 / 14,879	$1,296,614
February 17	Houston		Toyota Center		12,554 / 12,554	$1,246,700
February 19	Atlanta		Philips Arena		14,620 / 14,620	$1,296,760
February 24	Sunrise		BB&T Center		14,641 / 14,641	$1,301,007
February 25	Tampa		Amalie Arena		15,031 / 15,031	$1,034,559
February 27	Nashville		Bridgestone Arena		16,574 / 16,574	$1,378,733
February 28	Indianapolis		Bankers Life Fieldhouse		14,539 / 14,539	$1,300,855
March 2	Washington, D.C.		Verizon Center		15,183 / 15,183	$1,487,083
March 3	Boston		TD Garden		14,662 / 14,662	$1,368,256
March 5	New York City		Madison Square Garden		29,998 / 29,998	$2,852,671
March 6
March 8	East Rutherford		Izod Center		16,624 / 16,624	$1,565,026
March 9	Philadelphia		Wells Fargo Center		16,204 / 16,204	$1,602,385
March 11	Columbus		Nationwide Arena		15,264 / 15,264	$1,387,961
March 13	Pittsburgh		Consol Energy Center	Magic!	15,546 / 15,546	$1,355,901
March 14	Louisville		KFC Yum! Center	Magic! Rozzi Crane	17,645 / 17,645	$1,484,359
March 16	Toronto	Canada	Air Canada Centre		16,696 / 16,696	$1,629,143
March 18	Auburn Hills	United States	The Palace of Auburn Hills		15,649 / 15,649	$1,428,899
March 19	Chicago		United Center		16,067 / 16,067	$1,479,650
March 21	Kansas City		Sprint Center		15,086 / 15,086	$1,482,154
March 23	St. Paul		Xcel Energy Center		15,502 / 15,502	$1,520,497
March 25	Saskatoon	Canada	SaskTel Centre		12,560 / 12,560	$942,790
March 26	Edmonton		Rexall Place		13,950 / 13,950	$1,234,308
March 28	Tacoma	United States	Tacoma Dome		19,835 / 19,835	$1,522,061
March 29	Vancouver	Canada	Rogers Arena		15,235 / 15,235	$1,275,236
March 31	San Jose	United States	SAP Center		14,992 / 14,992	$1,304,360
April 1	San Diego		Viejas Arena		9,668 / 11,000	$896,360
April 3	Inglewood		The Forum		26,876 / 34,000	$2,389,694
April 4
April 6	Anaheim		Honda Center		12,091 / 12,091	$824,345
Leg 2 — Europe[18]
May 24	Paris	France	Zénith Paris	We Are I.V	5,988 / 5,988	$421,809
May 26	London	England	The SSE Arena Wembley	Magic! Nick Gardner Mike Watson	19,180 / 19,666	$1,389,567
May 28
May 31	Birmingham		Genting Arena		13,358 / 13,640	$871,586
June 1	Manchester		Manchester Arena		13,764 / 15,000	$868,271
June 3	Amsterdam	Netherlands	Ziggo Dome		15,731 / 16,000	$817,151
Leg 3 — Africa[19]
June 6[a]	Rabat	Morocco	OLM Souissi	Ghita	—	—
Leg 4 — Europe[20]
June 9	Oberhausen	Germany	König Pilsener Arena	Magic! Nick Gardner Mike Watson	10,331 / 10,331	$507,153
June 10	Munich		Olympiahalle		11,601 / 11,601	$558,812
June 12	Milan	Italy	Mediolanum Forum		10,826 / 10,826	$472,286
June 14	Barcelona	Spain	Palau Sant Jordi		16,550 / 16,550	$895,401
June 15	Madrid		Barclaycard Center		14,088 / 14,088	$854,642
June 17	Lisbon	Portugal	MEO Arena		17,913 / 17,913	$964,155
Leg 5 — North America[21]
August 15	Hershey	United States	Hersheypark Stadium	Nick Jonas Matt McAndrew	26,857 / 28,282	$1,694,801
August 16	Atlantic City		Atlantic City Beach		37,418 / 55,000	$1,572,769
Leg 6 — Asia[22]
September 2	Yokohama	Japan	Yokohama Arena	Dirty Loops	12,478 / 12,478	$1,303,079
September 4	Hong Kong		AsiaWorld–Arena		14,038 / 14,038	$1,531,595
September 7	Seoul	South Korea	Olympic Gymnastics Arena		26,518 / 26,518	$2,653,948
September 9
September 10[b]	Daegu		Daegu Sub Stadium		10,536 / 12,538	$1,061,578
September 14	Taipei	Taiwan	Nangang Exhibition Hall		38,996 / 38,996	$3,607,637
September 15
September 17	Pasay	Philippines	Mall of Asia Arena		11,401 / 11,401	$1,703,200
September 19[c]	Singapore		Marina Bay Street Circuit	—	—	—
September 21	Bangkok	Thailand	Impact Arena	Dirty Loops	21,506 / 21,506	$2,039,541
September 22
Leg 7 — Oceania[24]
September 26	Melbourne	Australia	Rod Laver Arena	Dirty Loops Conrad Sewell	14,089 / 14,089	$1,093,930
September 28	Brisbane		Brisbane Entertainment Centre		11,142 / 11,142	$812,830
September 29	Sydney		Allphones Arena		16,479 / 16,479	$1,254,595
October 1	Christchurch	New Zealand	Horncastle Arena	Dirty Loops	8,761 / 8,761	$570,558
October 3	Auckland		Vector Arena		23,773 / 23,773	$1,687,279
October 4
Leg 8 — North America
October 24[d]	Los Angeles	United States	Hollywood Bowl	—	—	—
December 30[e]	Las Vegas		Mandalay Bay Events Center	Phases
December 31[e]
2016
Leg 9 — Latin America[27]
February 25	Guadalajara	Mexico	Arena VFG	Rey Pila	11,494 / 11,494	$872,531
February 26	Monterrey		Auditorio Banamex		6,811 / 6,811	$746,369
February 29	Mexico City		Foro Sol		117,296 / 117,946	$6,344,627
March 1
March 3	Bogotá	Colombia	Salitre Magico	The Mills	24,988 / 24,988	$1,935,720
March 5	Buenos Aires	Argentina	Hipodromo de Palermo	Foxley	27,144 / 27,144	$1,511,076
March 7	Santiago	Chile	Movistar Arena	—	16,160 / 16,160	$1,238,040
March 9	Porto Alegre	Brazil	FIERGS Parking	Dashboard Confessional Dingo Bells	30,000 / 30,000	$1,649,605
March 11	Belo Horizonte		Mineirão Stadium	Dashboard Confessional	25,000 / 25,000	$1,410,566
March 13	Salvador		Parque de Exposições		36,000 / 36,000	$1,896,707
March 15	Fortaleza		Marina Park Resort		30,000 / 30,000	$1,485,885
March 17	São Paulo		Allianz Parque		91,868 / 91,868	$5,326,788
March 19
March 20	Rio de Janeiro		Sambadrome Marquês de Sapucaí		35,000 / 35,000	$1,958,232
Leg 10 — Europe[28]
May 28[f]	Lisbon	Portugal	Parque da Bela Vista	—	—	—
May 29	Nice	France	Stade Charles-Ehrmann		15,798 / 16,000	$1,199,688
June 1	Kraków	Poland	Tauron Arena		16,700 / 16,700	$1,126,048
June 3	Moscow	Russia	Olimpiysky		15,326 / 17,000	$1,352,640
June 5	Bucharest	Romania	Piața Constituției		29,552 / 33,000	$1,417,856
June 7[g]	Batumi	Georgia	Miracle Square		30,000 / 30,000	$1,037,050
June 9[h]	Antalya	Turkey	Antalya Kır Aktivite Alanı		20,000 / 20,000	$203,184
Leg 11 — North America
July 13[i]	Las Vegas	United States	T-Mobile Arena	Elle King	—	—
Leg 12 — Latin America[30]
July 15	San Juan	Puerto Rico	Coliseo de Puerto Rico	—	14,481 / 14,481	$1,687,568
July 17	Alajuela	Costa Rica	Coca-Cola Amphitheater		18,404 / 18,404	$1,688,460
Leg 13 — North America[31]
September 3	San Antonio	United States	AT&T Center	Tove Lo R. City	15,262 / 15,476	$1,340,020
September 5	New Orleans		Smoothie King Center		14,290 / 14,481	$1,413,946
September 7	Miami		American Airlines Arena		14,286 / 14,533	$1,350,822
September 9	Orlando		Amway Center		13,969 / 14,163	$1,285,601
September 10	Columbia		Colonial Life Arena		12,597 / 13,084	$1,173,830
September 12	Memphis		FedExForum		10,367 / 16,805	$786,407
September 14	Knoxville		Thompson–Boling Arena		13,966 / 13,966	$1,232,189
September 16	Baltimore		Royal Farms Arena		12,272 / 12,521	$1,208,346
September 17	Worcester		DCU Center		11,542 / 11,744	$1,111,776
October 3	St. Louis		Scottrade Center		14,182 / 14,463	$1,265,067
October 4	Lincoln		Pinnacle Bank Arena		13,492 / 13,691	$1,189,881
October 6	Denver		Pepsi Center	Tove Lo Phases	14,196 / 14,586	$1,393,631
October 8	Salt Lake City		Vivint Smart Home Arena		15,332 / 20,142	$1,336,710
October 9	Boise		Taco Bell Arena		9,403 / 9,567	$921,447
October 11	Seattle		KeyArena		—	—
October 13	Portland		Moda Center		13,634 / 15,224	$1,292,883
October 15	Sacramento		Golden 1 Center		14,663 / 14,663	$1,560,840
October 16	Oakland		Oracle Arena		15,081 / 15,081	$1,466,162
November 19[j]	Los Angeles		The Oasis	Best Coast Léon Amy Pham Jasmine Solano	—	—
December 30[k]	Las Vegas		Mandalay Bay Events Center	PJ Morton	15,383 / 18,000	$2,655,686
December 31[k]				PJ Morton Polly A
2017
February 20[l]	Milwaukee	United States	BMO Harris Bradley Center	Tinashe R. City	15,141 / 15,505	$1,306,657
February 22[m]	Cleveland		Quicken Loans Arena		13,969 / 17,349	$1,244,551
February 24[n]	Montreal	Canada	Bell Centre		29,174 / 29,694	$1,965,776
February 25
February 27[o]	Quebec City		Videotron Centre		14,606 / 15,412	$1,175,272
March 1	Hamilton		FirstOntario Centre		13,714 / 13,714	$1,006,505
March 3[p]	Cincinnati	United States	U.S. Bank Arena		14,442 / 14,846	$1,257,948
March 5	Rochester		Blue Cross Arena		10,269 / 10,504	$863,267
March 7[q]	Albany		Times Union Center		11,711 / 12,125	$1,079,029
March 8[r]	Buffalo		KeyBank Center		13,959 / 14,274	$1,365,102
April 29[s]	New Orleans		Fair Grounds Race Course	—	—	—
May 13[t]	Carson		StubHub Center
May 26[u]	Napa		Napa Valley Expo
July 15[v]	Pendleton		Pendleton Roundup
September 3[w]	Snowmass		Snowmass Town Park	The Roots The Revivalists
Leg 14 — Latin America
September 12	Panama City	Panama	Estadio Nacional Rod Carew	—	—	—
September 14	Curitiba	Brazil	Estádio Couto Pereira
September 15[x]	Rio de Janeiro		Barra Olympic Park
September 16[y]
September 19	Lima	Peru	Estadio Nacional de Lima	Incubus
Leg 15 — North America
December 30[z]	Las Vegas	United States	Mandalay Bay Events Center	—	—	—
December 31[z]
2018
Leg 16 — Latin America
March 1	Quito	Ecuador	Estadio Olímpico Atahualpa	—	—	—
March 3[aa]	Guatemala City	Guatemala	Explanada Cardales de Cayalá	De La Rut
May 12	Zapopan	Mexico	Estadio Omnilife	—
Total					1,864,417 / 1,926,840 (96.76%)	$142,434,531

Cancelled shows

List of cancelled concerts, showing date, city, country, venue and reason for cancellation

Date	City	Country	Venue	Reason
2015
May 29	Liverpool	England	Echo Arena	Adam Levine's throat injury[39]
September 1	Osaka	Japan	Osaka-Jo Hall	Scheduling issues[40]
September 12	Shanghai	China	Mercedes-Benz Arena	No official reason given:[41] Possibly banned by Chinese authorities due to support of Dalai Lama.[42][43]
September 23	Jakarta	Indonesia	Indonesia Convention Exhibition	Celebration of Idul Adha[44]
2016
September 11	Charlotte	United States	Spectrum Center	Opposition of the Public Facilities Privacy & Security Act in North Carolina[45]
September 12	Raleigh		PNC Arena
September 19	Hartford		XL Center	Upcoming birth of frontman Adam Levine's child[46]
2017
June 10[ab]	London	England	Wembley Stadium	Scheduling conflict[48]
September 9	Punta Cana	Dominican Republic	Hard Rock Hotel & Casino	Hurricane Irma[49]

References

Notes

1. The June 6, 2015 concert in Rabat, Morocco at OLM Souissi is part of Mawazine Festival 2015.
2. The September 10, 2015 show was originally scheduled to take place on September 6, 2015 but was delayed.
3. The September 19, 2015, concert in Singapore is part of Formula 1 2015 Singapore Grand Prix.^[23]
4. The concert on October 24, 2015 in Los Angeles was part of the We Can Survive benefit concert.^[25]
5. The concerts on December 30 and 31, 2015, in Las Vegas is part of the New Year's Eve 2016 Festival.^[26]
6. The May 28, 2016, show in Lisbon at Parque da Bela Vista is part of Rock in Rio.
7. The June 7, 2016 show in Batumi at Miracle Square is part of the Check in Georgia project.
8. The June 9, 2016 show in Antalya, Turkey was part of Expo 2016.^[29]
9. The July 13, 2016 show in Las Vegas at T-Mobile Arena is part of Cisco Live!.^[7]
10. The concert on November 19, 2016, in Los Angeles is part of the 2016 Airbnb Open Spotlight festival.^[32]
11. The concerts on December 30 and 31, 2016, in Las Vegas is part of the New Year's Eve 2017 Festival.
12. The concert of February 20, 2017, at the BMO Harris Bradley Center in Milwaukee was originally scheduled to take place on October 1, 2016, but was postponed due to upcoming birth of frontman Adam Levine's child.
13. The concert of February 22, 2017, at the Quicken Loans Arena in Cleveland was originally scheduled to take place on September 28, 2016, but was postponed due to upcoming birth of frontman Adam Levine's child.
14. The concert of February 24, 2017, at the Bell Centre in Montreal was originally scheduled to take place on September 23, 2016, but was postponed due to upcoming birth of frontman Adam Levine's child.
15. The concert of February 27, 2017, at the Videotron Centre in Quebec City was originally scheduled to take place on September 24, 2016, but was postponed due to upcoming birth of frontman Adam Levine's child.
16. The concert of March 3, 2017, at the U.S. Bank Arena in Cincinnati was originally scheduled to take place on September 29, 2016, but was postponed due to upcoming birth of frontman Adam Levine's child.
17. The concert of March 7, 2017, at the Times Union Center in Albany was originally scheduled to take place on September 21, 2016, but was postponed due to upcoming birth of frontman Adam Levine's child.
18. The concert of March 8, 2017, at the KeyBank Center in Buffalo was originally scheduled to take place on September 26, 2016, but was postponed due to upcoming birth of frontman Adam Levine's child.
19. The April 29, 2017 concert, in New Orleans is part of the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival.
20. The May 13, 2017 concert, in Carson is part of Wango Tango.^[33]
21. The May 26, 2017 concert, in Napa is part of the BottleRock Napa Valley Festival.^[34]
22. The July 15, 2017 concert, in Pendleton is part of the Pendleton Whisky Music Fest Festival.^[35]
23. The September 3, 2017 concert, in Snowmass is part of the Jazz Aspen Snowmass Experience.^[36]
24. The September 15, 2017, show in Rio de Janeiro at Barra Olympic Park is part of Rock in Rio. Maroon 5 are stepping in for Lady Gaga as she is in hospital for severe pain.^[37]
25. The September 16, 2017 show in Rio de Janeiro at Barra Olympic Park is part of Rock in Rio.
26. The concerts on December 30 and 31, 2017, in Las Vegas is part of the New Year's Eve 2018 Festival.
27. The March 3, 2018 show in Guatemala City at Explanada Cardales de Cayalá was originally scheduled to take place on September 21, 2017, but was postponed due to circumstances beyond their control.^[38]
28. The June 10, 2017, concert in London at Wembley Stadium was originally to be part of the Summertime Ball, but was cancelled due to scheduling conflict. Subsequently, the group was replaced by Liam Payne and Sigala.^[47]

Citations

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