Selena Hologram Tour

Selena Hologram Tour is a posthumous concert tour featuring a hologram of American Tejano and crossover singer Selena. The tour is currently visiting the U.S., Spain, and select Latin American countries. More dates will be announced soon.
==Background and development==
The real Selena passed away on March 31, 1995. In early 2020, people suggested that Base Hologram create a tour to reunite fans with the Tejano superstar, using state of the art holographic technology, as is common with tours promoting holograms of classic rock singers Roy Orbison and Buddy Holly, R&B diva Whitney Houston, and opera soprano Maria Callas. The Selena Hologram Tour is expected to feature a live band and backup singers, pretty much like the tour featuring Whitney Houston's hologram.
==Potential tour dates==
The official dates aren't announced yet, but here's the potential locations:
Date 	City 	Country 	Venue
North America	North America	North America	North America
 	Los Angeles 	United States	Hollywood Bowl
 	Los Angeles 	United States	Hollywood Bowl
 	San Diego 	United States	Viejas Arena
 	Las Vegas 	United States	Zappos Theater
 	Albuquerque 	United States	Dreamstyle Arena
 	San Antonio 	United States	Freeman Coliseum
 	San Antonio 	United States	Freeman Coliseum
 	Houston 	United States	NRG Arena
 	Miami 	United States	Klipsch Amphitheatre
 	Orlando 	United States	Amway Center
 	Atlanta 	United States	State Farm Arena
 	Chicago 	United States	Credit Union 1 Arena
 	Chicago 	United States	Credit Union 1 Arena
 	Detroit 	United States	Fox Theatre
 	New York City	United States	Radio City Music Hall
 	New York City	United States	Radio City Music Hall
Europe 	Europe 	Europe 	Europe
 	La Coruña 	Spain 	Coliseum da Coruña
 	Barakaldo 	Spain 	Bizkaia Arena
 	Bilbao 	Spain 	Bilbao Arena
 	Barcelona 	Spain 	Sant Jordi Club
 	Valencia 	Spain 	L'Agora
 	Alicante 	Spain 	Pabellón Pedro Ferrándiz
 	Madrid 	Spain 	Palacio Vistalegre
 	Seville 	Spain 	Municipal Sports Palace
Latin America	Latin America	Latin America	Latin America
 	Buenos Aires 	Argentina 	Tecnópolis Arena
 	Santiago 	Chile 	Teatro Caupolicán
 	Lima 	Peru 	Coliseo Eduardo Dibos
 	Bogotá 	Colombia 	Parque Deportivo 222
 	Panama City 	Panama 	Plaza Figali
 	Alajuela 	Costa Rica 	Anfiteatro Coca-Cola
 	Guadalajara 	Mexico 	Arena VFG
 	Mexico City 	Mexico 	Auditorio Nacional
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