Black Blood World Tour

The Black Blood World Tour is Frosty's third concert tour and second world tour to promote his fourth studio album SouL (2029) as well as his second soundtrack album Looking Through the Windows (2030). The tour began on July 30, 2030 in Jakarta, Indonesia and will end on January 6, 2031 in Perth, Australia.. The tour visited Asia, North America, Europe, and Oceania.
The tour went down in history as one of the most controversial tours of all time.
== Background ==
On November 24, 2029, Frosty announced that he would be touring in summer 2030 to promote his fourth studio album SouL. He stayed silent on this topic until February 12, 2030, when he announced via Twitter that he had come up with a setlist for the tour. Dance team recruitment began on February 22, 2030, and ended on February 25, 2030. 
On March 2, 2030, Frosty revealed that he postponed rehearsals for the tour in order to film the movie Golden Star, in which he co-starred. 
On April 17, 2030, Frosty revealed that the tour would also promote his second official soundtrack album Looking Through the Windows. Rehearsals began on April 18, 2030. Frosty officially revealed that the setlist had changed to accompany the new soundtrack album the day after.
On April 30, 2030, Frosty announced that the tour would be a world tour. He officially announced the name of the tour the following day: Black Blood World Tour.
The Asian dates for the tour were released on May 2. Frosty received backlash from Japanese fans, as Japan was not on the date list while several other less populous Asian countries were. Frosty responded that the reason Japan was not on the date list was because of the leaked soundboard from his previous tour, which was due to Japanese fans. However, he later tweeted that he might visit Japan later in the tour, and that he still loves his Japanese fans. It was later announced that Frosty would perform at the Sonic Summer Festival on August 17, 2030. 
North American dates were released three days later on May 5. European dates were released on May 26. Finally, dates for Oceania were released on July 17, 2030. Additional dates were later added in Montreal, Phoenix, London, and Rome due to popular demand. Also, a Sheffield date was added due to popular demand in England, and a San Francisco date was added. 
On September 2, 2030, Frosty announced dates for a fifth and final leg, which would take place in Japan and South Korea from January 15 to January 23, 2031. 
== Concept ==
Frosty revealed that the tour would be theatrical.
== Jakarta/New Orleans controversy ==
Frosty included his song LuV on the setlist in the Christian segment of the show. The song was remixed into a more ballad-type song with an pipe organ melody, to fit the Christian-themed segment of the show. This performance was extremely controversial. During this performance, Frosty sang the song shirtless and wearing a blue tutu while sitting on a bed. Throughout the performance, Frosty performs vulgar moves, including dry humping the bed and bending over in front of the audience. At the first stop in Jakarta, Indonesia, fans walked out during the performance of the song in protest. The performance was talked about all over news in not only Indonesia, but other Asian countries, as well as some Western countries such as the United Kingdom and the United States. This led to Frosty being banned from performing in Indonesia, due to the "obscenity" of his performance. 
Furthermore, there were protests in the United States, specifically in New Orleans, in which protesters demanded Frosty's concert be cancelled. There was a petition online which received 5,329 signatures. However, Frosty performed anyways. Reportedly, a few people walked out of the show during the performance of LuV in New Orleans as well.
== Setlist ==
This setlist is representative of the concert on July 30, 2030. It does not represent all concerts for the duration of the tour.
No. 	Song 	Album 	Notes
Act One: New York City	Act One: New York City 	Act One: New York City 	Act One: New York City
1. 	You'll Remember 	SouL 	Max Martin remix
contains excerpts from "Flexing"
2. 	New Romance 	SouL 	
3. 	In My Feelings 	You and Me 	
4. 	Where's the Party 	You and Me 	
5. 	PEEK-A-BOO 	What's His Name 	
Act Two: Christianity 	Act Two: Christianity 	Act Two: Christianity 	Act Two: Christianity
6. 	LuV 	LuV 	Arabic remix
7. 	SouL 	SouL 	Remix
contains excerpts from "The Lord's Prayer"
8. 	Medley:
* Secret
* Our Father	You and Me/SouL 	Both songs shortened
9. 	Morning Glow 	You and Me 	
10. 	God's Gift 	You and Me 	
Act Three: Golden Star	Act Three: Golden Star 	Act Three: Golden Star 	Act Three: Golden Star
11. 	Show Guys 	Looking Through the Windows	
12. 	Just How I Like It 	Looking Through the Windows	
13. 	Nobody's Love 	SouL 	
14. 	Dine In 	Looking Through the Windows	
15. 	Bad Boy 	Looking Through the Windows	
Act Four: Fashion Week	Act Four: Fashion Week 	Act Four: Fashion Week 	Act Four: Fashion Week
16. 	The Game 	LuV 	
17. 	Almost There 	SouL 	
18. 	Dance the Night Away 	13 Hours in My Day 	
19. 	Jesus Risen/Love is Love	Looking Through the Windows	
20. 	Star 	Looking Through the Windows	
Act Five: Encore 	Act Five: Encore 	Act Five: Encore 	Act Five: Encore
21. 	Red Taste 	Defined 	contains elements of "God's Plan" by Drake
22. 	Get It Together 	SouL 	contains excerpts from "Never Really Over" by Katy Perry
Defined	LuV	You and Me	SouL	LTTW	Other
1 	2 	5 	7 	6 	2
=== Notes ===
* During both shows in Singapore, "SouL", "Secret", "Our Father", "God's Gift", and "Jesus Risen/Love is Love" were not performed. "Freedom" and a cover of "Into You" by Ariana Grande in place of "SouL" and the medley.
* Starting with the date in Montreal, "God's Gift" was replaced by "Get Well Soon".
* "Lucid Dream" was performed in place of "Get Well Soon" at the first show in London, as well as in Cologne.
* "Hurting Me" was performed in place of "Get Well Soon" in Antwerp.
* "Because of You" was performed in place of "Get Well Soon" in both shows in Sydney, as well as in Perth.
== Dates ==
Date 	City 	Country 	Venue 	Attendance
Leg One: Southeast Asia/Taiwan 	Leg One: Southeast Asia/Taiwan	Leg One: Southeast Asia/Taiwan	Leg One: Southeast Asia/Taiwan 	Leg One: Southeast Asia/Taiwan
July 30, 2030 	Jakarta 	Indonesia 	Indonesia National Stadium 	19,053 / 19,053
July 31, 2030 	Manila 	Philippines 	Mall of Asia Arena 	17,910 / 17,910
August 2, 2030 	Taipei 	Taiwan 	Taipei Dome 	36,585 / 36,585
August 6, 2030 	Hong Kong 	Hong Kong 	AsiaWorld-Arena 	40,710 / 40,710
August 7, 2030 	Hong Kong 	Hong Kong 	AsiaWorld-Arena 	40,710 / 40,710
August 9, 2030 	Hong Kong 	Hong Kong 	AsiaWorld-Arena 	40,710 / 40,710
August 11, 2030 	Bangkok 	Thailand 	Indoor Stadium Huamark 	15,125 / 15,125
August 12, 2030 	Bangkok 	Thailand 	Indoor Stadium Huamark 	15,125 / 15,125
August 14, 2030 	Singapore 	Singapore 	Singapore Indoor Stadium 	24,300 / 24,300
August 15, 2030 	Singapore 	Singapore 	Singapore Indoor Stadium 	24,300 / 24,300
Leg Two: North America 	Leg Two: North America 	Leg Two: North America 	Leg Two: North America 	Leg Two: North America
August 21, 2030 	Chicago 	United States of America 	United Center 	40,142 / 40,142
August 22, 2030 	Chicago 	United States of America 	United Center 	40,142 / 40,142
August 24, 2030 	St. Louis 	United States of America 	Enterprise Center 	19,253 / 19,253
August 26, 2030 	Indianapolis 	United States of America 	Bankers Life Fieldhouse 	18,002 / 18,002
August 27, 2030 	Detroit 	United States of America 	Ford Field 	48,265 / 48,265
August 29, 2030 	Toronto 	Canada 	Rogers Centre 	76,627 / 76,627
August 30, 2030 	Toronto 	Canada 	Rogers Centre 	76,627 / 76,627
September 1, 2030 	Montreal 	Canada 	Bell Centre 	15,643 / 15,643
September 3, 2030 	Columbus 	United States of America 	Value City Arena 	
18,020 / 18,020
September 4, 2030 	Charlotte 	United States of America 	Spectrum Center 	17,210 / 17,210
September 6, 2030 	Washington D.C. 	United States of America 	Capital One Arena 	40,254 / 40,254
September 8, 2030 	Washington D.C. 	United States of America 	Capital One Arena 	40,254 / 40,254
September 9, 2030 	Philidelphia 	United States of America 	Wells Fargo Center 	39,080 / 39,080
September 10, 2030 	Philidelphia 	United States of America 	Wells Fargo Center 	39,080 / 39,080
September 11, 2030 	Albany 	United States of America 	Times Union Center 	
September 13, 2030 	New York City 	United States of America 	Madison Square Garden 	57,350 / 57,350
September 15, 2030 	New York City 	United States of America 	Madison Square Garden 	57,350 / 57,350
September 16, 2030 	New York City 	United States of America 	Madison Square Garden 	57,350 / 57,350
September 18, 2030 	Montreal 	Canada 	Bell Centre 	18,218 / 18,218
September 19, 2030 	Ottawa 	Canada 	Canadian Tire Centre 	15,161 / 15,161
September 21, 2030 	Boston 	United States of America 	TD Garden 	16,137 / 16,137
September 23, 2030 	Pittsburgh 	United States of America 	PPG Paints Arena 	16,325 / 16,325
September 25, 2030 	Columbia 	United States of America 	Colonial Life Arena 	16,128 / 16,128
October 1, 2030 	Nashville 	United States of America 	Bridgestone Arena 	17,147 / 17,147
October 2, 2030 	Memphis 	United States of America 	FedExForum 	15,195 / 15,195
October 6, 2030 	New Orleans 	United States of America 	Smoothie King Center 	15,572 / 15,572
October 8, 2030 	Houston 	United States of America 	Toyota Center 	34,067 / 34,067
October 9, 2030 	Houston 	United States of America 	Toyota Center 	34,067 / 34,067
October 11, 2030 	Mexico City 	Mexico 	Palacio de los Deportes 	18,748 / 18,748
October 12, 2030 	Mexico City 	Mexico 	Palacio de los Deportes 	18,748 / 18,748
October 15, 2030 	Dallas 	United States of America 	American Airlines Arena 	19,375 / 19,375
October 16, 2030 	Phoenix 	United States of America 	Talking Stick Resort Arena 	36,822 / 36,822
October 18, 2030 	Phoenix 	United States of America 	Talking Stick Resort Arena 	36,822 / 36,822
October 19, 2030 	Los Angeles 	United States of America 	Staples Center 	42,434 / 42,434
October 21, 2030 	Los Angeles 	United States of America 	Staples Center 	42,434 / 42,434
October 22, 2030 	San Jose 	United States of America 	SAP Center 	17,205 / 17,205
October 23, 2030 	San Francisco 	United States of America 	Chase Center 	-
October 24, 2030 	Salt Lake City 	United States of America 	Vivint Smart Home Arena 	17,372 / 17,372
October 25, 2030 	Seattle 	United States of America 	KeyArena 	17,402 / 17,402
October 27, 2030 	Vancouver 	Canada 	Rogers Arena 	17,508 / 17,508
October 31, 2030Moved from September 26, 2030 due to illness 	Kansas City 	United States 	Sprint Center 	15,104 / 15,104
November 2, 2030Moved from September 28, 2030 due to illness 	Atlanta 	United States 	State Farrn Arena 	17,713 / 17,713
November 4, 2030Moved from September 29, 2030 due to illness 	Miami 	United States 	American Airlines Arena 	18,172 / 18,172
November 5, 2030Moved from October 4, 2030 due to illness 	Jacksonville 	United States 	Jacksonville Memorial Veterans Arena	14,270 / 14,270
Leg Three: Europe 	Leg Three: Europe 	Leg Three: Europe 	Leg Three: Europe 	Leg Three: Europe
November 11, 2030 	London 	England 	The O2 Arena 	39,682 / 39,682
November 12, 2030 	London 	England 	The O2 Arena 	39,682 / 39,682
November 14, 2030 	London 	England 	The O2 Arena 	
November 15, 2030 	Birmingham 	England 	Arena Birmingham 	14,860 / 14,860
November 17, 2030 	Dublin 	Ireland 	3Arena 	13,257 / 13,257
November 18, 2030 	Lisbon 	Portugal 	MEO Arena 	17,226 / 17,226
November 20, 2030 	Barcelona 	Spain 	Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys 	37,274 / 37,274
November 23, 2030 	Paris 	France 	AccorHotels Arena 	34,217 / 34,217
November 24, 2030 	Paris 	France 	AccorHotels Arena 	34,217 / 34,217
November 26, 2030 	Antwerp 	Belgium 	Sportpaleis 	16,247 / 16,247
November 28, 2030 	Amsterdam 	Netherlands 	Ziggo Dome 	32,271 / 32,271
November 29, 2030 	Amsterdam 	Netherlands 	Ziggo Dome 	32,271 / 32,271
December 2, 2030 	Cologne 	Germany 	Lanxess Arena 	15,136 / 15,136
December 3, 2030 	Berlin 	Germany 	Mercedes-Benz Arena 	14,126 / 14,126
December 5, 2030 	Copenhagen 	Denmark 	Royal Arena 	13,217 / 13,217
December 7, 2030 	Stockholm 	Sweden 	Ericcson Globe 	15,127 / 15,127
December 9, 2030 	Oslo 	Norway 	Telenor Arena 	18,532 / 18,532
December 12, 2030 	Rome 	Italy 	Stadio Flamino 	50,126 / 50,126
December 13, 2030 	Rome 	Italy 	Stadio Flamino 	50,126 / 50,126
December 16, 2030 	Budapest 	Hungary 	Groupama Arena 	16,120 / 16,120
December 18, 2030 	Sheffield 	England 	FlyDSA Arena 	12,124 / 12,124
December 19, 2030Moved from November 11, 2030 due to rescheduling other concerts	Manchester 	England 	Manchester Arena 	20,127 / 20,127
December 20, 2030 	London 	England 	The O2 Arena 	
Leg Four: Oceania 	Leg Four: Oceania 	Leg Four: Oceania 	Leg Four: Oceania 	Leg Four: Oceania
December 29, 2030 	Auckland 	New Zealand 	Mount Smart Stadium 	27,334 / 27,334
December 30, 2030 	Brisbane 	Australia 	The Gabba 	34,238 / 34,238
January 1, 2030 	Sydney 	Australia 	Qudos Bank Arena 	44,680 / 44,680
January 2, 2030 	Sydney 	Australia 	Qudos Bank Arena 	44,680 / 44,680
January 4, 2030 	Melbourne 	Australia 	Marvel Stadium 	45,295 / 45,295
January 6, 2030 	Perth 	Australia 	Optus Stadium 	52,349 / 52,349
Leg Five: East Asia 	Leg Five: East Asia 	Leg Five: East Asia 	Leg Five: East Asia 	Leg Five: East Asia
January 15, 2031 	Tokyo 	Japan 	Tokyo Dome 	46,213 / 46,213
January 16, 2031 	Chiba 	Japan 	Makuhari Messe 	30,724 / 30,724
January 18, 2031 	Chiba 	Japan 	Makuhari Messe 	30,724 / 30,724
January 20, 2031 	Chiba 	Japan 	Makuhari Messe 	30,724 / 30,724
January 22, 2031 	Seoul 	South Korea 	Gocheok Sky Dome 	29,102 / 29,102
January 23, 2031 	Seoul 	South Korea 	Gocheok Sky Dome 	29,102 / 29,102
=== Footnotes ===
== Trivia ==
* This tour is the first time Frosty performed "New Romance", "SouL", "Our Father", "Show Guys", "Surprise in a Box", "Nobody's Love", "Dine In", "Bad Boy", "Jesus Risen/Love is Love", "Star", or "Get It Together" live.
** This is the first time that Frosty sang the lead single from an album for the first time on tour. Other times, Frosty performed the lead single on television or at an awards show. The only other time this happened was Dangerous with the lead single of the same name. 
* This tour marks the last time "New Romance", "PEEK-A-BOO", "Where's the Party", "SouL", "Secret", "Our Father", "Morning Glow", "God's Gift", "Show Guys", "Surprise in a Box", "Nobody's Love", "Dine In", "Bad Boy", "The Game", "Almost There", "Dance the Night Away", "Jesus Risen/Love is Love", or "Get It Together" were ever performed.
* This tour is the third tour in which "Red Taste", "LuV", "The Game", and "Dance the Night Away" were performed.
* This tour is the second tour in which "In My Feelings", "PEEK-A-BOO", "Where's the Party", "Secret", "Morning Glow", and "God's Gift" were performed.
* This tour visited 6 new territories: Indonesia, the Philippines, Taiwan, Hong Kong, New Zealand, and Australia.
** This is the only tour (besides the LuV Tour) that didn't visit any new countries in Europe.
* This tour was Frosty's first to visit Oceania.
* This is the first tour to have five legs.
* This tour visited 26 countries, the same as What's His Name World Tour.
** However, unlike said tour, Frosty did not visit Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Austria, or Turkey this time.
*** Also, he technically didn't visit China this time.
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