Full Frequency Tour

The Full Frequency Tour was a concert tour by Jamaican recording artist, Sean Paul. The tour supports his sixth studio album, Full Frequency (2014). The rapper played over 30 shows primarily in Europe, with additional shows in Asia, North America, Africa and Australasia.

Full Frequency Tour

Tour by Sean Paul
Promotional poster for the tour
Associated album	Full Frequency
Start date	May 5, 2014 (2014-05-05)
End date	November 22, 2014 (2014-11-22)
Legs	3
No. of shows	23 in Europe 2 in Asia 3 in North America 1 in Africa 7 in Australasia 36 total
Sean Paul concert chronology

Critical reception

Senior music writer George Palathingal of The Sydney Morning Herald gave the concert in Sydney four stars. He expressed: "We have to start with some brutal truth. Early 2000s luminaries Sean Paul and his current touring partner Mýa haven't exactly troubled the mainstream in recent years—certainly not in Australia; minimally, even, in the urban-music-loving US." However he noted, "Nonetheless, on this night, both not only prove to have a sizeable, dedicated following, they still perform as though they're at the peak of their careers."^[1]

Speaking on behalf of Mýa's set, Palathingal wrote, "Mýa is all class. She soulfully sings, dances and, over a couple of costume changes, even dresses like the (ghetto) superstar she only almost became when she was cavorting around in her smalls with Pink, Christina Aguilera and Lil' Kim as the least-impressive name on the 2001 "Lady Marmalade" cover." Writing on behalf of Paul’s performance, he said, "Here, however, the mohawked Paul and his thunderous backing band play an unselfish set loaded with sizzling, pounding takes on the early likes of "Get Busy", "Give It Up to Me", "Like Glue" and "Temperature", rather than constantly force recent material down your throat, and the results are irresistible."^[1]

Concluding in his review, "And if there's one lesson we can learn from this night it's that even if we might question his choices on record, live, Sean Paul still definitely knows what he's doing."^[1]

The Gleaner gave the concert a positive review as well and wrote, "A scintillating set, complete with full band, DJ, supporting vocals and dancers, Sean Paul electrified the hall for well over an hour and well past curfew. Yet, the audience rocked, danced and screamed as each hit was followed by another hit."^[2]

Opening acts

• Fii (Germany)^[3]
• Die Boys (Germany)^[4]
• Mýa (Australia)^[5]
• Young Men Society (Sydney)
• Lazy J (Sydney)

Setlist

This setlist was obtained from the concert held on May 10, 2014, at the Rockhal in Esch-sur-Alzette, Luxembourg. It does not represent all concerts for the duration of the tour.^[6]

1. "Want Dem All"
2. "So Fine"
3. "Get Busy"
4. "Give It Up to Me"
5. "Got 2 Luv U"
6. "How Deep Is Your Love"
7. "Hey Baby"
8. "Baby Boy" / "Break It Off"
9. "Like Glue"
10. "Gimme the Light"
11. "We Be Burnin'"
12. "Hold On"
13. "Other Side of Love"
14. "I'm Still in Love with You"
15. "Punkie"
16. "Hold My Hand"
17. "Body"
18. "She Doesn't Mind"
19. "Temperature"
20. "Turn It Up"

Tour dates

Date	City	Country	Venue
Europe[7]
May 5, 2014	Vienna	Austria	Bank Austria Halle
May 6, 2014	Zürich	Switzerland	Komplex 457
May 8, 2014	Stuttgart	Germany	Hanns-Martin-Schleyer-Halle
May 9, 2014	Frankfurt		Festhalle Frankfurt
May 10, 2014	Esch-sur-Alzette	Luxembourg	Rockhal
May 11, 2014	Munich	Germany	Kulturhalle Zenith
May 13, 2014	Berlin		Columbiahalle
May 14, 2014	Bremen		ÖVB Arena
May 16, 2014	Hanover		Swiss Life Hall
May 17, 2014	Hamburg		Hamburger Stadtpark Freilichtbühne
May 18, 2014	Cologne		Palladium
May 19, 2014	Neu-Ulm		Ratiopharm Arena
May 21, 2014	Münster		Große Halle Münsterland
May 22, 2014	Kiel		Sparkassen-Arena
Asia
June 15, 2014[A]	Baku	Azerbaijan	Amburan Beach Club
June 21, 2014	Astana	Kazakhstan	Za-Za
Europe
July 4, 2014[B]	Lahti	Finland	Mukkulan ranta
July 5, 2014[C]	Birmingham	England	Perry Park
July 6, 2014[C]	London		Finsbury Park
July 19, 2014[D]	Montego Bay	Jamaica	Montego Bay Sports Complex
North America
August 2, 2014[E]	Lévis	Canada	Parc Champigny
Europe
August 8, 2014[F]	Zofingen	Switzerland	Lindenbühne
August 9, 2014[G]	The Hague	Netherlands	De Uithof
August 10, 2014[H]	Lokeren	Belgium	Grote Kaai
North America
August 16, 2014[I]	Montreal	Canada	Old Port
August 17, 2014	Toronto		Sound Academy
Europe
August 19, 2014	Lloret de Mar	Spain	Disco Tropics
August 20, 2014[J]	Benicàssim		Recinto de Festivales
Africa
August 22, 2014	Marrakesh	Morocco	Mariinski
Australasia[8]
November 13, 2014	Sydney	Australia	Big Top
November 14, 2014	Perth		Metro City
November 15, 2014	Melbourne		Trak Lounge Bar
November 16, 2014	Adelaide		XL Nightclub
November 18, 2014	Cairns		Velvet Underground
November 21, 2014	Port Moresby	Papua New Guinea	Gold Club
November 22, 2014

Festivals and other miscellaneous performances

^A This concert was a part of the "Opening Party"

^B This concert was a part of "Summer Up"^[9]

^C This concert was a part of the "Wireless Festival"^[10]

^D This concert was a part of the "Reggae Sumfest"^[11]

^E This concert was a part of "Festivent Ville de Lévis"^[12]

^F This concert was a part of "Heitere Open Air"^[13]

^G This concert was a part of "Dreamland"^[14]

^H This concert was a part of "Lokerse Feesten"^[15]

^I This concert was a part of the "Montreal International Reggae Festival"^[16]

^J This concert was a part of "Rototom Sunsplash"^[17]

Cancellations and rescheduled shows

August 21, 2014	Chéraga, Algeria	La Coupole d’Alger Arena	Cancelled[18]
November 7, 2014	Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea	Gold Club	Rescheduled to November 21, 2014
November 8, 2014	Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea	Gold Club	Rescheduled to November 22, 2014
November 13, 2014	Sydney, Australia	Hordern Pavilion	Moved to the Big Top[19]
November 14, 2014	Melbourne, Australia	Festival Hall	Moved to the Trak Lounge Bar[19]
November 15, 2014	Perth, Australia	Perth Arena	Moved to Metro City[19]
November 16, 2014	Adelaide, Australia	HQ Complex	Moved to the XL Nightclub[19]
November 18, 2014	Brisbane, Australia	Family Nightclub	Rescheduled to November 19, 2014, and moved to The Arena[19]
November 19, 2014	Brisbane, Australia	The Arena	Cancelled