The Greatest Show World Tour

The Greatest Show World Tour is the fourth concert tour by American singer-songwriter Frosty. It promotes his fifth studio album Dangerous. It is Frosty's first tour to focus on one sole album, as his previous two tours promoted both his album as well as a soundtrack, and his first tour promoted his first two albums. The tour began on April 12, 2033 in Dallas, United States, and concluded on December 8, 2033 in Monterrey, Mexico.
== Background ==
On November 22, 2032, Frosty announced that he would be touring in 2033 for Dangerous. He revealed that unlike his previous three tours, this time, he would completely focus on the tour right away rather than promoting films after the release of the album and then touring after the films were released. 
On December 7, 2032, Frosty revealed the tour would be named The Greatest Show World Tour. He revealed the same day that this time, he would be mostly touring stadiums rather than arenas as he typically does. Promotional posters were released three days later. Fourty-three North American dates were announced on December 17, 2032. On December 25, 2032, European dates were announced. For most cities, tickets sold out within an hour. This prompted Frosty and his team to announce additional dates in Houston, Los Angeles, Miami, and London on January 3, 2032. Furthermore, on January 6, an additional date was added in New Orleans. 
On December 25, 2032, Frosty revealed he would be touring Asia, and that Asian dates would be released soon, as he was having conflicts with some of the stadiums. The dates were eventually announced on December 28. On January 4, 2032, the second Hong Kong date was cancelled after low ticket sales. As a compromise, more tickets went on sale for the first Hong Kong date. On January 15, Frosty revealed that he most likely would not tour in Oceania or Latin America, as he feared for his physical health after the physical strain of his previous tour.
After the show in Washington D.C. on May 17, 2033, Frosty announced a fourth leg in Oceania. Tickets went on sale on May 27, 2033. Finally, on September 4, 2033, after the success of the North American and European leg, Frosty announced dates for a fifth and final Latin American leg, making the Greatest Show World Tour his first tour to have five legs and his first tour to visit five continents. The dates went on sale on September 20, 2033.
== Setlist ==
This setlist is representative of the concert on April 12, 2030. It does not represent all concerts for the duration of the tour.
No. 	Song 	Album 	Notes
Act One: The Strip 	Act One: The Strip 	Act One: The Strip 	Act One: The Strip
Intro 	Welcome to the Greatest Show on Earth	 	
 	 	 	
1. 	Dangerous 	Dangerous 	
2. 	A New Feeling 	Dangerous 	Remix
3. 	Star 	Looking Through the Windows	
4. 	So It Goes 	Dangerous 	
5. 	Downpour 	Dangerous 	
Act Two: The Nightclub	Act Two: The Nightclub 	Act Two: The Nightclub 	Act Two: The Nightclub
Video 	Burn this Disco Out 	 	
Michael Jackson cover 	 	 	
6. 	You'll Remember 	SouL 	Max Martin remix
7. 	Falling in Love 	Dangerous 	
8. 	Why Is It So Hard 	Dangerous 	
9. 	You Only Live Once 	Dangerous 	
10. 	No Tears 	You and Me 	Disco remix
Act Three: Rock n Roll	Act Three: Rock n Roll 	Act Three: Rock n Roll 	Act Three: Rock n Roll
11. 	Love Sees No Colour 	Dangerous 	With video intro
12. 	Skin to Skin 	Dangerous 	
13. 	Your Choice 	Dangerous 	
14. 	By My Side 	Dangerous 	
Act Four: The Circus 	Act Four: The Circus 	Act Four: The Circus 	Act Four: The Circus
Video 	Let Me Love You 	 	
 	 	 	
15. 	LuV Waltz 	LuV 	Contains elements of "Voices of Spring" by Johann Strauss II
16. 	Ace of Spades 	Dangerous 	
17. 	Power Up! 	Looking Through the Windows	
18. 	Sol Recurrir 	You and Me 	Reggaeton remix
19. 	Red Taste 	Defined 	"Military" remix
Act Five: Encore 	Act Five: Encore 	Act Five: Encore 	Act Five: Encore
20. 	Satisfy Me 	The Royal Collection 	
21. 	Flexing 	Defined 	Contains excerpts from "Roar" by Katy Perry
=== Notes ===
* "Tears in Manila" was performed in both Manila shows after "Sol Recurrir".
* In Buenos Aires, Santiago, and Lima, Frosty performed a cover of "Chantaje" by Shakira and Maluma after "Sol Recurrir".
* In both Sao Paulo dates, Frosty performed a cover of "Glamurosa" by MC Marchino.
* A cover of "Oye Como Va" was performed in all three dates in Mexico after "Sol Recurrir".
== Dates ==
Date 	City 	Country 	Venue 	Attendance
Leg One: North America 	Leg One: North America 	Leg One: North America 	Leg One: North America 	Leg One: North America
April 12, 2033 	Dallas 	United States 	Cotton Bowl 	64,239 / 64,239
April 14, 2033 	Houston 	United States 	NRG Stadium 	42,230 / 42,230
April 17, 2033 	San Antonio 	United States 	Alamodome 	41,234 / 41,234
April 19, 2033 	Phoenix 	United States 	Chase Field 	41,219 / 41,219
April 22, 2033 	Las Vegas 	United States 	Sam Boyd Stadium 	33,248 / 33,248
April 24, 2033 	Inglewood 	United States 	Los Angeles Stadium at Hollywood Park 	56,233 / 56,233
April 26, 2033 	Los Angeles 	United States 	Dodger Stadium 	157,135 / 157,135
April 28, 2033 	Los Angeles 	United States 	Dodger Stadium 	157,135 / 157,135
April 29, 2033 	Los Angeles 	United States 	Dodger Stadium 	157,135 / 157,135
May 6, 2033 	Seattle 	United States 	CenturyLink Field 	49,237 / 49,237
May 8, 2033 	Vancouver 	Canada 	BC Place 	44,373 / 44,373
May 10, 2033 	Edmonton 	Canada 	Commonwealth Stadium 	47,249 / 47,249
May 14, 2033 	Cleveland 	United States 	FirstEnergy Stadium 	48,274 / 48,274
May 16, 2033 	Philidelphia 	United States 	Lincoln Financial Field 	49,137 / 49,137
May 17, 2033 	Washington D.C. 	United States 	RFK Stadium 	36,238 / 36,238
May 23, 2033 	Queens 	United States 	Citi Field 	67,486 / 67,486
May 24, 2033 	Queens 	United States 	Citi Field 	67,486 / 67,486
May 29, 2033 	Toronto 	Canada 	BMO Field 	50,344 / 50,344
May 30, 2033 	Toronto 	Canada 	BMO Field 	50,344 / 50,344
June 3, 2033 	Pittsburgh 	United States 	Heinz Field 	58,217 / 58,217
June 7, 2033 	Nashville 	United States 	Nissan Stadium 	51,273 / 51,273
June 9, 2033 	Indianapolis 	United States 	Lucas Oil Stadium 	54,275 / 54,275
June 11, 2033 	Detroit 	United States 	Ford Field 	48,485 / 48,485
June 13, 2033 	Chicago 	United States 	Guarenteed Rate Field 	70,428 / 70,428
June 14, 2033 	Chicago 	United States 	Guarenteed Rate Field 	70,428 / 70,428
June 16, 2033 	Minneapolis 	United States 	U.S. Bank Stadium 	53,382 / 53,382
June 17, 2033 	Kansas City 	United States 	Ewing M. Kauffman Stadium 	33,214 / 33,214
June 19, 2033 	St. Louis 	United States 	The Dome at America's Center 	53,495 / 53,495
June 22, 2033 	New Orleans 	United States 	Mercedes-Benz Superdome 	41,780 / 41,780
June 26, 2033 	Atlanta 	United States 	Mercedes-Benz Stadium 	61,284 / 61,284
June 29, 2033 	Tampa 	United States 	Raymond James Stadium 	50,127 / 50,127
Leg Two: Europe 	Leg Two: Europe 	Leg Two: Europe 	Leg Two: Europe 	Leg Two: Europe
July 20, 2033 	London 	England 	Wembley Stadium 	167,008 / 167,008
July 22, 2033 	London 	England 	Wembley Stadium 	167,008 / 167,008
July 23, 2033 	London 	England 	Wembley Stadium 	167,008 / 167,008
July 25, 2033 	Manchester 	England 	Etihad Stadium 	82,478 / 82,478
July 26, 2033 	Manchester 	England 	Etihad Stadium 	82,478 / 82,478
July 28, 2033 	Dublin 	Ireland 	Croke Park 	61,678 / 61,678
July 31, 2033 	Amsterdam 	Netherlands 	Johan Cruijff ArenA 	52,779 / 52,779
August 8, 2033 	Nice 	France 	Allianz Riviera 	52,917 / 52,917
August 9, 2033 	Nice 	France 	Allianz Riviera 	52,917 / 52,917
August 11, 2033 	Barcelona 	Spain 	Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys 	40,485 / 40,485
August 16, 2033 	Milan 	Italy 	Stadio Giuseppe Meazza 	65,467 / 65,467
August 22, 2033 	Munich 	Germany 	Allianz Arena 	45,976 / 45,976
August 24, 2033 	Cologne 	Germany 	RheinEnergieSTADION 	61,496 / 61,496
August 25, 2033 	Cologne 	Germany 	RheinEnergieSTADION 	61,496 / 61,496
August 29, 2033 	Moscow 	Russia 	VEB Arena 	20,105 / 20,105
Leg Three: Asia 	Leg Three: Asia 	Leg Three: Asia 	Leg Three: Asia 	Leg Three: Asia
September 22, 2033 	Singapore 	Singapore 	National Stadium 	37,320 / 37,320
Spetember 27, 2033 	Manila 	Philippines 	PhilSports Football and Athletics Stadium	40,124 / 40,124
September 28, 2033 	Manila 	Philippines 	PhilSports Football and Athletics Stadium	40,124 / 40,124
September 30, 2033 	Bangkok 	Thailand 	National Stadium 	30,218 / 30,218
October 2, 2033 	Hong Kong 	Hong Kong 	Hong Kong Stadium 	30,374 / 30,374
October 5, 2033 	Taipei 	Taiwan 	Taipei Dome 	28,284 / 28,284
October 10, 2033 	Seoul 	South Korea 	Seoul Olympic Stadium 	36,302 / 36,302
October 12, 2033 	Saitama 	Japan 	Saitama Super Arena 	93,892 / 93,892
October 13, 2033 	Saitama 	Japan 	Saitama Super Arena 	93,892 / 93,892
October 15, 2033 	Saitama 	Japan 	Saitama Super Arena 	93,892 / 93,892
Leg Four: Oceania 	Leg Four: Oceania 	Leg Four: Oceania 	Leg Four: Oceania 	Leg Four: Oceania
October 23, 2033 	Brisbane 	Australia 	The Gabba 	34,210 / 34,210
October 25, 2033 	Sydney 	Australia 	ANZ Stadium 	62,184 / 62,184
October 31, 2033 	Melbourne 	Australia 	Marvel Stadium 	45,275 / 45,275
November 2, 2033 	Auckland 	New Zealand 	Eden Park 	43,565 / 43,565
Leg Five: Latin America	Leg Five: Latin America	Leg Five: Latin America	Leg Five: Latin America 	Leg Five: Latin America
November 21, 2033 	Buenos Aires 	Argentina 	La Bombonera 	29,275 / 29,275
November 24, 2033 	Sao Paulo 	Brazil 	Autódromo de Interlagos 	49,233 / 49,233
November 26, 2033 	Sao Paulo 	Brazil 	Autódromo de Interlagos 	49,233 / 49,233
November 30, 2033 	Barranquilla 	Colombia 	Estadio Metropolitano 	34,210 / 34,210
December 4, 2033 	Mexico City 	Mexico 	Estadio Azteca 	63,090 / 63,090
December 5, 2033 	Mexico City 	Mexico 	Estadio Azteca 	63,090 / 63,090
== Cancelled shows ==
List of cancelled concerts, showing date, city, country, venue and reason for cancellation
Date 	City 	Country 	Venue 	Reason
June 5, 2033 	Charlotte 	United States	Bank of America Stadium 	Unknown
June 27, 2033 	Tuscaloosa	United States	Bryant-Denny Stadium 	Low ticket sales
August 12, 2033	Barcelona 	Spain 	Estadi Olimpic Lluis Companys	Low ticket sales
October 3, 2033	Hong Kong 	Hong Kong 	Hong Kong Stadium 	Low ticket sales
== Trivia ==
* This tour marks the first time "Dangerous", "So It Goes", "Downpour", "Falling in Love", "Why Is It So Hard", "You Only Live Once", "Love Sees No Colour", "Skin to Skin" "Your Choice", "Be There for Me", "Boom", "Power Up!", and "Satisfy Me" were performed live.
** This is the second and last 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 SouL with the lead single of the same name.
* None of the songs from this tour have been performed since. (As of January 2034). "Dangerous", "A New Feeling", "Star", "So It Goes", "Downpour", "You'll Remember", "Falling in Love", "Why Is It So Hard", "You Only Live Once", "No Tears", "Love Sees No Colour", "Skin to Skin", "Your Choice", "Be There for Me", "Boom", "LuV", "Power Up!", "Sol Recurrir", "Red Taste", "Satsify Me", nor "Flexing" have been performed since the end of this tour.
* This tour is the fourth tour in which "Red Taste" and "LuV" have been performed. Thus, they are currently the two songs that he has performed the most on tour.
* This tour is the second tour in which "Flexing", "Sol Recurrir", "No Tears", "You'll Remember", and "Star" have been performed.
** "No Tears" and "Sol Recurrir" are the first songs that were performed on one tour, were not performed on the next tour, and then were performed for the second time two tours later.
** Currently, "You and Me" is the only single from You and Me that hasn't been performed twice on tour.
** Currently, "Where's the Party", "God's Gift", and "No Tears" are the only album tracks (non-singles) that have been performed twice on tour.
*** Coincidentally, all three of these songs are from You and Me.
* "Flexing" was performed for the first time on tour after 8 years.
* This tour continues the tradition of the last two songs on the setlist being one song from his first album and one song from his latest album. ("Satisfy Me" and "Flexing").
* This is the second tour in which Frosty did not perform the lead single from the previous album. (The first being the What's His Name World Tour.
* This tour visited 5 new countries: Switzerland, Finland, Romania, Russia, and Peru.
* This tour visited 32 countries in total.
* This is the first time Frosty visited both Oceania and Latin America in the same tour.
* During the stop in Manila, Frosty performed Tears in Manila for the first time. He would later record this song for the film José three years later in 2036.
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