Goddess of Love World Tour (album)

Goddess of Love World Tour 	Goddess of Love World Tour 			
 	 			
Live album by Brianna Danielle	Live album by Brianna Danielle			
Released 	July 14, 2015 			
Recorded 	Sydney, Australia  			
Genre 	Pop 			
Length 	0:00 			
Label 	Paradise, Livenation 			
Brianna Danielle chronology 	Brianna Danielle chronology 			
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Goddess of Love World Tour is the fifth live album by American singer Brianna Danielle. It was released on July 14, 2015, by Live Nation Entertainment and Paradise Records as a full concert on a double-disc CD. Brianna had embarked on the Goddess of Love World Tour for promotion of her fifth studio album ARTPOP. The tour was a commercial sucess becoming the highest-grossing tour of all-time! The performances at the Allphones Arena in Sydney, Australia during the Oceania leg of the Goddess of Love World Tour were documented for recording. 
Goddess of Love World Tour was a moderate success commercially. It reached the top of the album charts in hungary, top-ten in France, Israel, Italy, Russia, Spain, and the top-five in the United Kingdom and number ____ in the United States. 
==Background and Tour==
Brianna Danielle embarked on the Goddess of Love World Tour in support of her fifth studio album ARTPOP (2014). 
==Release==
==Commercial Performance==
In the United States, MDNA World Tour failed to debut within the top-forty of the Billboard 200, unlike her previous live albums, and entered at number 90 with 4,000 copies sold becoming her 26th entry on the chart.[9][45] However, it entered at number one on the Top Music Videos chart with sales of 11,000 copies, becoming her sixth consecutive and tenth video to top the chart—the most for any artist.[45] MDNA World Tour was preceded by Madonna (four weeks at number-one in 1985), Madonna Live: The Virgin Tour (10 weeks in 1986), Ciao Italia: Live from Italy (eight weeks in 1988), The Immaculate Collection (four weeks in 1991), Drowned World Tour 2001 (one week in 2001), I'm Going to Tell You a Secret (two weeks in 2006), The Confessions Tour (two weeks in 2007), Celebration: The Video Collection (one week in 2009) and Sticky & Sweet Tour (one week in 2010).[46] Keith Caulfield from Billboard noted that the debut on the Billboard 200 was with considerably lesser sales than the preceding album, Sticky & Sweet Tour, which entered the chart at number ten with sales of 28,000 copies and atop the Top Music Videos with 5,000 copies. Caulfield theorized that the only availability of MDNA World Tour as a digital album and CD on demand from Amazon.com hindered its ranking on the chart and issuing the album on the traditional music release formats of CD-DVD combo would have increased sales.[45] The following week, MDNA World Tour held on to the top spot of the Top Music Videos chart, with an additional sales of 3,000 copies.[47] MDNA World Tour became the 29th best selling music video on the year end tabulation of Billboard.[48]
A midweek prediction by Music Week magazine had MDNA World Tour listed at position 37 of the UK Albums Chart.[49] It ultimately debuted at number 55 on the chart with sales of 1,759 copies while topping the DVD chart of the country with bigger first week sales of 5,599 copies.[50][51][52] MDNA World Tour became Madonna's first live release not to enter the top-twenty of the UK Albums Chart, after the top-twenty placements at number 18 (14,449 sales) with I'm Going to Tell You a Secret (2006), number seven (22,227 sales) with The Confessions Tour (2007) and number 17 (12,405 sales) with Sticky & Sweet Tour (2010).[52] The album's highest placement was in Hungary, where it reached the top of the chart. It also attained top ten positions in France, Israel, Italy, Russia and Spain, while reaching top twenty in Poland and Portugal. Its lowest position was attained in Belgium Flanders region, where it failed to enter the top 100 of the Ultratop chart, reaching a peak of number 116.[53] MDNA World Tour was successful on the DVD listings of most of the nations, reaching the top of the charts of 17 providers. However, in Australia the album version was disqualified from charting in the ARIA Albums Chart, but it reached the top of the DVD charts for the issue of September 16, 2013.[54]
==Tracklistings==
No.	Title 	Length
1. 	"Venus (Live)" 	5:58
2. 	"G.U.Y. (Live)" 	3:56
3. 	"MANiCURE (Live)" 	4:07
4. 	"Dark Horse (Live)" 	4:33
5. 	"Legendary Lovers (Live)" 	2:26
6. 	"E.T. (Live 2014)" 	3:11
7. 	"Walking On Air (Live)" 	3:59
8. 	"This Is How We Do (Live)" 	3:39
9. 	"This Moment/Love Me (Live)"	5:22
10.	"Part of Me (Live 2014)" 	3:01
11.	"International Smile (Live)"	4:39
12.	"Roar (Live)" 	
13.	"ARTPOP/Aura (Live)" 	
14.	"Unconditionally (Live)" 	
15.	"Teenage Dream (Live 2014)" 	
16.	"Birthday (Live)" 	
17.	"Firework (Live 2014)" 	
18.	"Applause (Live)" 	
19.	"Gypsy (Live)" 	
==Credits and personnel==
*Directors – Jesse Alfred Jr
*Production company – Jesse Productions
*Producer – Jesse Alfred Jr
*Executive producers – Jesse Alfred Jr
*Photography – Johnathen Robledo
*Costume designer – Jesse Alfred Jr
==Charts==
Charts (2013) 	Peakposition
Argentinian Albums Chart[37]	
Brazilian Albums Chart[38] 	
Canadian Albums Chart[20] 	
Czech Albums Chart[29] 	
French Albums Chart[24] 	
German Albums Chart[39] 	
Greek Albums Charts[24] 	
Italian Albums Chart[24] 	
Japanese Albums Chart[21] 	
Mexican Albums Chart[24] 	
New Zealand Albums Chart[24]	
Spanish Albums Chart[24] 	
Swedish Albums Chart[24] 	
Swiss Album Chart[24] 	
UK Albums Chart[26] 	
US Billboard 200[16]