List of R5 concert tours

American pop rock band R5 has embarked on five concert tours, two of which have been worldwide, and two promotional tours. In March 2010, they self-released an EP, Ready Set Rock, and in September released their debut studio album with Hollywood Records.^[1] The second EP, Loud, was released on February 19, 2013, which featured the lead single and title track "Loud", the debut single from upcoming album. The band's first full-length album, Louder, was released on September 24, 2013, and the album not only includes the four songs from Loud and also seven new songs. The second single from the album, "Pass Me By", premiered on Radio Disney on August 16. The music video premiered on 29 August on Disney Channel and is available for public viewing on the band's Vevo channel. The third single, "(I Can't) Forget About You", was released on December 25, 2013, and reached number 47 on Billboard Digital Pop Songs, and the fourth single "One Last Dance" on May 29, 2014.

R5 performing in Commerce, in 2013

The third extended play, entitled Heart Made Up on You, was released on July 22, 2014, and the self-titled single on August 1, 2014. On November 16, 2014, the band released the first single from second album, "Smile".

West Coast Tour

West Coast Tour

Tour by R5
Associated album	Ready Set Rock
Start date	May 3, 2012
End date	May 15, 2012
Legs	1
No. of shows	10 total[2]
R5 concert chronology

West Coast Tour was the debut concert tour by band R5.^[3] The tour was supported by Radio Disney and served to promote the band's name with the teen crowd. The tour started on May 3, 2012, and ending on May 15, with 10 dates and traveled only to west coast.^[4]

Background

On April 26, 2012, the band signed a deal with Hollywood Records.^[5] The first promotion plan was to send the band to tour in partnership with Radio Disney to promote the band's name to public.^[6] Entitled West Coast Tour, the tour started on May 3, 2012, at The Boardwalk in Orangevale, California and ending on May 15, at Slims Club in San Francisco. Altogether the band traveled to ten cities only the west coast.^[7] The band played songs from their first extended play Ready Set Rock, released in 2010, some songs from the soundtrack of Austin & Ally, three new songs and the Carly Rae Jepsen's cover version of "Call Me Maybe".^[8] During the last live show Ross cut his foot while dropping the microphone.^[9]

Setlist

1. "Double Take"
2. "Take You There"
3. "Cali Girls"
4. "Baby It's You"
5. "Not a Love Song Song"
6. "All About the Girls"
7. "Love to Love Her"
8. "Call Me Maybe"
9. "Wishing I Was 23"
10. "DNA"
11. "What Do I Have To Do"
12. "Heard It On The Radio"
13. "Anything You Want"
14. "Say You'll Stay"
15. "Keep Away From This Girl"
16. "A Billion Hits"

Tour dates

Date	City	Country	Venue
North America[10]
May 3, 2012	Orangevale	United States	The Boardwalk
May 4, 2012	Bakersfield		Jerry's Pizza
May 5, 2012	Santa Ana		Yost Theater
May 6, 2012	Phoenix		Crescent Ballroom
May 9, 2012	Denver		Bluebird Theater
May 10, 2012	Salt Lake City		Club Sounds
May 11, 2012	Boise		The Venue
May 13, 2012	Seattle		El Corazon
May 14, 2012	Portland		Hawthorne Theatre
May 15, 2012	San Francisco		Slims Club

East Coast Tour

East Coast Tour

Tour by R5
Associated album	Ready Set Rock
Start date	December 15, 2012
End date	December 31, 2012
Legs	1
No. of shows	13 total[11]
R5 concert chronology

East Coast Tour was the second concert tour by band R5.^[12] As well as West Coast Tour, the concerts was supported by Radio Disney and served to promote the band's name with the teen crowd. The tour started on December 15, 2012, and ending on December 31.

Background

On October 19, Ross announced the concert tour and 13 dates in his Twitter.^[13] The East Coast Tour started on December 15, 2012, in Jamestown, New York, and ending on December 31 in Syracuse, New York, with 16 dates only to east coast.^[14] It was also the first time the band traveled to another country, Canada, to play at Mod Club Theatre.^[15] The setlist consisted in songs of their first extended play Ready Set Rock, released in 2010, some songs from the soundtrack of Austin & Ally, The Ting Tings's cover version of "Shut Up and Let Me Go" and the Christmas song "Christmas Is Coming".^[16]

To promote the tour the band launched the "Crazy 4 U Contest". The R5' fans sent thematic photos about the song "What Are U Crazy 4?" TO Everloop.com website and the top five have won prizes and five-minute on Skype with the band.^[17]

Critical reception

Lauren Hoffman to Concert Music Magazine was positive and said the members are "a very unique and fun band" and "have definitely made their dent in the music world".^[18] She also said that the live performance was energetic, exciting and catchy and mentioned that they were really excited with the public, not just for the money. Hoffman also commented: "Definitely had us leaving wanting more".^[18]

Opening acts

• Brandon and Savannah^[19]
• Taylor Mathews^[17]

Set list

1. "Crazy 4 U"
2. "Heartbeat" / "Can't Do It Without You" / "Better Together" / "Not a Love Song"
3. "Heard It on the Radio"
4. "Can You Feel It"
5. "Say You'll Stay
6. "Cali Girls"
7. "Keep Away"
8. "Shut Up and Let Me Go"
9. "What Do I Have to Do?"
10. "Love To Love Her"
11. "Wishing I Was 23"
12. "Take U There"
13. "A Billion Hits"
14. "Christmas Is Coming"

Tour dates

Date	City	Country	Venue
North America[20]
December 15, 2012	Jamestown	United States	Taping
December 16, 2012	Toronto	Canada	Mod Club Theatre
December 17, 2012
December 18, 2012	New York City	United States	Highline Ballroom
December 19, 2012	Washington, D.C.		The Filmore
December 21, 2012	Tampa		Capital Theatre
December 22, 2012	Orlando		Plaza Theatre
December 23, 2012	Fort Lauderdale		Culture Room
December 26, 2012	Atlanta		Masquerade
December 28, 2012	Philadelphia		TLA
December 29, 2012	Freehold Township		I Play America
December 30, 2012	Boston		Brighton Music Hall
December 31, 2012	Syracuse		First Night Festival

Loud Tour

Loud Tour

Tour by R5
Associated album	Loud
Start date	March 15, 2013
End date	August 2, 2013
Legs	1
No. of shows	46 in North America 4 in Europe 50 total
R5 concert chronology

Loud Tour was the third concert tour by band R5 and the first worldwide tour, promoting their second studio EP and debut album with Hollywood Records Loud.^[21] This tour also promoted the soundtrack of Austin & Ally.^[22] The Tour began on March 15, 2013, in Santa Ana, California and ended on July 5, 2013, in London, England. The tour included 38 dates in the United States, 8 in Canada, 2 in France and 2 in England.^[23]

Critical reception

Brie David to Canadian magazine Faze said was impressed with the crowd screaming for the band. He mentioned the harmony between Ross, Riker and Rocky and said "they could do more than just sing and play an instrument. Throughout the show, the boys showed off their smooth moves while dancing and playing their instruments in sync". David also commented that the group didn't use special effects and their talent prevailed. "This concert was definitely one to remember as R5 showed their true talent without any special effects. The amazing music and friendly people definitely wishing they could go back to this night".^[24] Joe Cage to Hit Zone Online said watching the group's concert was an amazing experience to never forget. He said the band was great to escape of the "boyband stereotype" and commented "They did their share to make sure the crowd was having a good time, whether it was getting everyone to clap and sing along, to taking instagram pictures, to "almost" crowd surfing. A great time was had by all".^[25]

Opening acts

• DJ Ryland Lynch (Main dates)^[26][27]
• Taylor Mathews (March 15 – May 14)^[28]
• Alex Aiono (March 15-May14)^[28]
• Brandon and Savannah (March 15 – March 24 / May 15 – May 19)^[28]
• Sunderland (March 30 – April 19)^[29]
• Hollywood Ending (April 20 – May 14)^[30]

Setlist

1. "Fallin' for You"
2. "Cali Girls"
3. "Can You Feel It"
4. "I Want You Bad"
5. "Say You'll Stay"
6. "Not a Love Song"
7. "Keep Away From This Girl"
8. "Pour Some Sugar on Me" / "Shut Up and Let Me Go"
9. "Heard It on the Radio"
10. "Wishing I Was 23"
11. "Crazy 4 U"
12. "Here Comes Forever"
13. "A Billion Hits"
14. "Loud"

Notes

• "Thrift Shop" and "Work Out" were performed in various concerts.
• Def Leppard's "Pour Some Sugar on Me" was performed at Santa Ana, San Diego, Montreal and Vancouver.

Tour dates

Date	City	Country	Venue
North America
March 15, 2013	Santa Ana	United States	Yost Theater
March 16, 2013	San Diego		Epicenter
March 17, 2013	Phoenix		Celebrity Theatre
March 19, 2013	Salt Lake City		In The Venue
March 20, 2013	Denver		Bluebird Theater
March 22, 2013	Dallas		House of Blues
March 24, 2013	Austin		Stubb's Jr
March 25, 2013	Tulsa		Cain's Ballroom
March 26, 2013	Columbia		The Blue Note
March 28, 2013	Lawrence		Granada Theatre
March 29, 2013	Minneapolis		Mill City Nights
March 30, 2013	Chicago		House of Blues
April 1, 2013	St. Louis		The Firebird
April 2, 2013	Indianapolis		Deluxe at Old National Centre
April 4, 2013	Cleveland		House of Blues
April 5, 2013	Pontiac		Crofoot Ballroom
April 6, 2013	Buffalo		Town Ballroom
April 7, 2013	Allentown		Crocodile Rock Cafe
April 9, 2013	Lancaster		Chameleon Club
April 11, 2013	New York City		Irving Plaza
April 12, 2013	Huntington		Paramount Theatre
April 13, 2013	Richmond		The National
April 14, 2013	Norfolk		The NorVa
April 16, 2013	Charlottesville		Jefferson Theater
April 18, 2013	Cincinnati		20th Century Theatre
April 19, 2013	Nashville		Rocketown
April 20, 2013	Atlanta		Masquerade
April 21, 2013	St. Petersburg		The Palladium
April 23, 2013	Orlando		The Plaza Live
April 25, 2013	Baltimore		Rams Head Live!
April 26, 2013	Philadelphia		Theatre of the Living Arts
April 28, 2013	Freehold		Encore Event Center
April 30, 2013	Clifton Park		Upstate Concert Hall
May 2, 2013	Boston		Paradise Rock Club
May 4, 2013	Montreal	Canada	Corona Theatre
May 5, 2013	Ottawa		Bronson Centre
May 6, 2013	Hamilton		Molson Canadian Amphitheater
May 7, 2013	London		London Music Hall
May 10, 2013	Winnipeg		The Garrick Centre
May 11, 2013	Saskatoon		Louis' Pub
May 12, 2013	Edmonton		Starlite Room
May 14, 2013	Vancouver		Rio Theatre
May 15, 2013	Seattle	United States	El Corazon
May 16, 2013	Portland		Hawthorne Theatre
May 18, 2013	San Francisco		Great American Music Hall
May 19, 2013	Los Angeles		House of Blues
Europe
June 30, 2013	Paris	France	Nouveau Casino
July 1, 2013
July 3, 2013	London	United Kingdom	Dingwalls
July 5, 2013
Australia
August 2, 2013	Sydney	Australia	Metro Theatre

Louder World Tour

Louder World Tour

Tour by R5
Associated album	Louder
Start date	December 7, 2013
End date	June 18, 2014
Legs	1
No. of shows	2 in Central America 23 in Europe 1 in Western Asia 22 in North America 48 total
R5 concert chronology

Louder World Tour was the fourth concert tour and second worldwide tour by family band R5, promoting their first studio album and debut full-length album with Hollywood Records, Louder.^[31] The Tour began on December 7, 2013, in Mexico City and ended on June 14, 2014.^[32] The tour includes dates in Western Asia, Europe, Central America, Canada and United States.^[33][34] The tour venues were chosen by R5's fans, as R5 designed an interactive map on R5rocks.com, where fans could vote for where they wanted R5 to perform.^[35] During the concert in San Juan, Puerto Rico, the vocalist Ross Lynch record his television film Teen Beach Movie.^[36][37]

Critical reception

Celeb Secrets 4 U called the show "different and amazing". He also said that the songs are "catchy and upbeat" and cited as highlights "(I Can't) Forget About You", "I Want U Bad", "What Do I Have To Do" and Prince's cover "Let's Go Crazy".^[38] Jenny Williams to Light Out said the live performance on the tour is exciting and energizing and "awareness of modern popular references, full of bright and cheery tracks with strong, unforgettable hooks". She also commented that "Ain't No Way" and "If I Can't Be With You" had great performances.^[39]

Adrii Cortés to El Nuevo Dia said the band has evolved compared to previous tours and was more rock and roll and the concert was great.^[40] Joshua Betancourt Ruiz to Akistoi made a mixed critical about Puerto Rico concert. He said the band arrived 1h30 late, the concert had technical problems and had no effect and original stage as in the United States. But he also said the band was' catchy and had energy and adrenaline.^[41]

Broadcast and recordings

On February 28, 2014, Ross announced that the band would record the London concert, on March 4, 2014, on The O2, during their European leg. He said "We are gonna film our show in London on Tuesday! Who wants some camera time?".^[42] They planned to launch a concert movie, but it never happened.^[42] On 25 April 2014 the band released the first tour live video, the OneRepublic's cover "Counting Stars", featured the British band The Vamps.^[43] Weekly, another five videos were released: "(I Can't) Forget About You", on May 1,^[44] "Ain't No Way We're Goin' Home", on May 8,^[45] "Loud", on May 16,^[46] "Pass Me By", on May 22,^[47] and "One Last Dance, on May 29.^[48] They also released an extended play, Live in London, with the six songs.^[49][50]

Opening acts

• DJ Ryland Lynch (Europe and Asia)^[38]
• Brandon and Savannah (North America, United Kingdom and Ireland)^[51]

Setlist

1. "Girls"
2. "(I Can't) Forget About You"
3. "Here Comes Forever"
4. "Fallin' For You"
5. "Pass Me By"
6. "Wishing I Was 23"
7. "Love Me Again"
8. "What Do I Have To Do?" / "Valerie"
9. "A Billion Hits"
10. "If I Can't Be With You"
11. "Love Me Like That"
12. "One Last Dance"
13. "Counting Stars"
14. "I Want U Bad"
15. "Cali Girls"
16. "Ain't No Way We're Goin' Home"
17. "Loud"

Notes

• "Shut Up and Let Me Go" and "Let's Go Crazy" were performed on select dates.
• The band performed Neon Trees' "Sleeping with a Friend" in Amsterdam and Munich.

Tour dates

Date	City	Country	Venue
North America[32]
January 4, 2014	San Juan	Puerto Rico	José Miguel Agrelot Coliseum
January 5, 2014	Santo Domingo	Dominican Republic	Teatro Nacional
Eurasia
February 5, 2014	Warsaw	Poland	Proxima
February 8, 2014	Tel Aviv	Israel	Theater Club
February 10, 2014	Oslo	Norway	Parkteatret
February 11, 2014	Stockholm	Sweden	Fryshuset Klubben
February 12, 2014	Copenhagen	Denmark	Vega Small Hall
February 13, 2014	Berlin	Germany	Kesselhaus
February 15, 2014	Mannheim		Alte Seilerei
February 16, 2014	Hamburg		Knust
February 17, 2014	Cologne		Gloria
February 19, 2014	Antwerp	Belgium	Arenberg
February 20, 2014	Amsterdam	Netherlands	Melkweg
February 22, 2014	Munich	Germany	Backstage
February 23, 2014	Milan	Italy	Magazzini
February 25, 2014	Barcelona	Spain	Bikini
February 26, 2014	Madrid		Shoko Live
February 28, 2014	Paris	France	La Cigale
March 3, 2014	Birmingham	United Kingdom	Library
March 4, 2014	London		Indig02
March 5, 2014	Manchester		Club Academy
March 6, 2014	Glasgow		ABC 02
March 8, 2014	Dublin	Ireland	Vicar Street
North America
April 2, 2014	Montreal	Canada	Metropolis
April 3, 2014	Ottawa		Canadian Tire Centre
April 4, 2014	Kingston		Rogers K-Rock Centre
April 5, 2014	London		Budweiser Gardens
April 7, 2014	Hamilton		Copps Coliseum
April 8, 2014	Oshawa		General Motors Centre
April 12, 2014	Winnipeg		Burton Cummings Theatre
April 13, 2014	Saskatoon		Odeon Events Centre
April 14, 2014	Calgary		Jack Singer Concert Hall
April 15, 2014	Edmonton		Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium
April 17, 2014	Vancouver		Queen Elizabeth Theatre
May 23, 2014	Norfolk	United States	The Norva
May 24, 2014	Richmond		The National
May 25, 2014	Jackson		Six Flags Great Adventure
May 27, 2014	Nashville		Rocketown
May 28, 2014	Columbus		Newport Music Hall
May 29, 2014	Pittsburgh		Stage AE
May 30, 2014	Philadelphia		Mann Center
June 4, 2014	Cleveland		House of Blues
June 6, 2014	York		Pullo Center
May 4, 2014	Cleveland		House of Blues
June 10, 2014	New York City		Best Buy Theater
May 8, 2014	Uncasville		Mohegan Sun Arena
May 8, 2014	Wappingers Falls		Dutchess Stadium
May 7, 2014	Saratoga Springs		Saratoga Performing Arts Center
Europe
June 14, 2014	Lisbon	Portugal	Coliseu dos Recreios
June 15, 2014	Braga		Theatre Circo
June 18, 2014	London	United Kingdom	O2 Academy Islington

Live on Tour

Live on Tour

Tour by R5
Associated album	Heart Made Up on You
Start date	September 3, 2014
End date	November 28, 2014
Legs	1
No. of shows	24 in North America 4 in South America 28 total
R5 concert chronology

Live on Tour was the fifth concert tour by band R5.^[52] The tour served to promote the extended play Heart Made Up on You and songs of album Louder with 24 dates in North America. They also traveled for the first time to South America for 4 concerts.^[53] It was started on September 3, 2014, and ending on November 28.^[54]

Background

On June 10, 2014, the band announced their new concert tour during a live chat in their website.^[55] Ross revealed on his Twitter the first 19 cities and said "Had crazy fun on the first leg of the US tour these past 2 and half weeks!! Can't wait to do it again in September".^[56] The tickets went for pre-sale on June 10 on the R5's website and for official sale on June 13.^[55] To promote the tour the band appeared in some television programs as The Ellen DeGeneres Show, Good Morning America and Live! with Kelly and Michael.^[57]

Concert synopsis

The setlist consists mainly to promote the songs released on the extended play Heart Made Up on You, some songs from Louder and five cover versions: "Let's Go Crazy" by Prince, "Drunk in Love" by Beyoncé, "Valerie" by Amy Winehouse and "Seven Nation Army" by The White Stripes.^[58] An additional date has been announced on September 29, 2014, at Gramercy Theatre, in New York City. The event was a partnership with Yahoo!, entitled "R5 for $5", selling special tickets for $5 for the fans.^[59] To promote the event the band held a live chat answering questions.^[59] Later other nine dates were announced, including four in South America, two in Brazil and two in Argentina, the first time the band toured in South.^[60] They also released a video-diary series about the tour on their official channel.^[61]

During the first concert, Ross was sick and they had difficulties in the performances. In an interview with The Magazine, Ross told talked about it: "The first bit started off a little slower because I was a little sick, well for me personally. There is always something nice about being sick on the road because you can always look forward to getting better. The tour keeps getting better and better. Every night we will look at our show and look at the weakest section, and we’ll fix it and make it better. As the tour goes on, it gets better. We like to change it up too. Change the set".^[62]

Critical reception

The UOL was positive and said the band does not need special effects and a great production to be exciting. He also said that the R5 flees the teen stereotype and plays rock and roll and would be a great choice for the festival Rock in Rio.^[63] Leticia Annes to Teen said the concert focus was on members and their voices were perfect live.^[64] The G1 News compared the band to 5 Seconds of Summer and The Vamps and said they were dynamic live.^[65]

Opening acts

• DJ Ryland Lynch (Main dates)^[66]
• Brandon and Savannah (Main dates)^[67]
• Jessarae (only in Westbury)^[66]

Setlist

1. "Let's Go Crazy"
2. "(I Can't) Forget About You"
3. "Easy Love"
4. "If I Can't Be With You"
5. "Pass Me By"
6. "Ain't no Way We're Goin' Home"
7. "Things Are Looking Up"
8. "Drunk in Love" / "What Do I Have To Do" / "Valerie"
9. "Love Me Like That"
10. "One Last Dance"
11. "Seven Nation Army"
12. "I Want U Bad"
13. "Cali Girls"
14. "Stay With Me"
15. "Loud"
16. "Heart Made Up on You"

Notes

• "Say You'll Stay" was performed during the second Argentina concert.
• "Smile" was added to the set list on November 25.

Tour dates

Date	City	Country	Venue
North America[68]
September 3, 2014	Orlando	United States	Hard Rock Cafe
September 5, 2014	Memph		Agricenter Farmer's Market
September 6, 2014	Atlanta		Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre
September 7, 2014	Charlotte		Amos' Southland
September 8, 2014	Baltimore		Rams Head Live!
September 11, 2014	Salt Lake City		Sandy City Amphitheatre
September 12, 2014	Las Vegas		Henderson Pavilion
September 14, 2014	San Francisco		The Regency Center
September 16, 2014	Denver		Ogden Theatre
September 18, 2014	Minneapolis		Mill City Nights Club
September 19, 2014	Chicago		Rosemont Theatre
September 20, 2014	Milwaukee		Pabst Theater
September 21, 2014	Detroit		Royal Oak Music Theatre
September 23, 2014	Toronto	Canada	Sony Centre for the Performing Arts
September 25, 2014	Youngstown	United States	Stambaugh Auditorium
September 26, 2014	Sayreville		Starland Ballroom
September 27, 2014	Ledyard		Foxwoods Casino
September 28, 2014	Lowell		Lowell Memorial Auditorium
September 29, 2014	New York City		Gramercy Theatre
October 2, 2014	Toronto	Canada	Air Canada Centre
South America[68]
October 4, 2014	São Paulo	Brazil	Citibank Hall
October 5, 2014	Rio de Janeiro		Citibank Hall Rio
October 7, 2014	Buenos Aires	Argentina	Teatro Opera
October 8, 2014
North America[68]
October 11, 2014	Fresno	United States	Paul Paul Theatre
November 25, 2014	Wilmington		Stambaugh Auditorium
November 26, 2014	Reading		Santander Performing Arts Center
November 28, 2014	Westbury		The Space at Westbury

Box office data

Venue	City	Tickets sold / available
Citibank Hall	São Paulo	7,000 / 7,000 (100%)[63]

Sometime Last Night Tour

Sometime Last Night Tour

Tour by R5
Associated album	Sometime Last Night
Start date	June 28, 2015
End date	December 14, 2016
No. of shows	76 in North America 28 in Europe 13 in South America 2 in Central America 5 in Asia 4 in Oceania 128 total
R5 concert chronology

Sometime Last Night Tour is the sixth concert tour by band R5. The tour was announced on April 6, 2015, together with premiere of music video for second song Let's Not Be Alone Tonight and began in Hershey, Pennsylvania on June 30, 2015.

Background

The United States leg of the tour was announced on April 6, 2015, together with premiere of music video for second song Let's Not Be Alone Tonight from band's upcoming sophomore studio album which release date, July 10, 2015, was also announced. European leg of the tour was announced on June 5, 2015, during band's livestream. The Japanese leg of the tour was announced on October 14, 2015. The South American leg of the tour was announced on October 16, 2015, on Twitter. Shows in Australia and New Zealand were announced on October 22, 2015, on Twitter.

Opening act

• DJ Ryland Lynch (Main dates)
• Jacob Whitesides (North America: July 8 – August 14, 2015)
• Jack & Jack (Australia and New Zealand)
• At Sunset (Australia and New Zealand)
• Parade of Lights (North America: January 26 – February 24, 2016)
• Max Schneider (North America: February 26 – March 17, 2016)

Setlist

US and Europe

1. "All Night"
2. "Heart Made up on You"
3. "Let's Not Be Alone Tonight"
4. "Dark Side"
5. "Cali Girls"
6. "Easy Love"
7. "Loud"
8. "I Know You Got Away"
9. "I Want U Bad"
10. "Let's Go Crazy"
11. "Lightning Strikes"
12. "You and I"
13. "F.E.E.L. G.O.O.D."
14. "Repeating Days"
15. "Did You Have Your Fun?"
16. "(I Can't) Forget About You"
17. "Wild Hearts"
18. "Ain't No Way We're Goin' Home"
19. "Smile"

South America

1. "Heart Made Up On You"
2. "Let's Not Be Alone Tonight"
3. "Dark Side"
4. "Cali Girls"
5. "Easy Love"
6. "All Night"
7. "I Know You Got Away"
8. "Repeating Days"
9. "Lightning Strikes"
10. "Pass Me By"
11. "Loud"
12. "F.E.E.L.G.O.O.D"
13. "Did You Have Your Fun?"
14. "I Can't Say I'm In Love"
15. "(I Can't) Forget About You"
16. "Wild Hearts"
17. "All This Things That I've Done" (cover)
18. "Smile"

Asia

1. "F.E.E.L.G.O.O.D
2. "Dark Side"
3. "Did You Have Your Fun?"
4. "Easy Love"
5. "Cali Girls"
6. "Let's Not Be Alone Tonight"
7. "If I Can't Be With You"
8. "I Know You Got Away"
9. "Repeating Days"
10. "Lightning Strikes"
11. "Pass Me By Unplugged"
12. "Loud Unplugged"
13. "All Night"
14. "Heart Made Up On You"
15. "(I Can't) Forget About You"
16. "Wild Hearts"
17. "Last Nite"
18. "Smile"

• In Sterling Heights, the band performed "I Can't Say I'm In Love" for the first time.
• They recorded the show of Los Angeles and released in DVD, entitled Live at the Greek Theatre, on March 11, 2016.^[69]
• In Buenos Aires, the band performed "Seven Nation Army" and "Let's Go Crazy".
• In Mendoza, the band performed "One Last Dance".

Tour dates

Date	City	Country	Venue
North America[70][71]
April 19, 2015	Tucson	United States	Pima County Fair
March 4, 2015	West Hollywood		Roxy Theatre
May 30, 2015	Buffalo		Canalside
May 31, 2015	Scranton		The Pavilion
June 13, 2015	Wantagh		Jones Beach Theater
June 20, 2015	Bridgeview		Toyota Park
June 28, 2015	Hershey		Hersheypark Stadium
June 30, 2015	St. John's	Canada	Mile One Center
July 1, 2015	Moncton		Casino New Brunswick
July 4, 2015	Nassau	Bahamas	Atlantis Bahamas
July 7, 2015	Orange Park	United States	Thrasher-Horne Center for the Arts
July 8, 2015	Boca Raton		Mizner Park Amphitheater
July 10, 2015	Alpharetta		Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre at Encore Park
July 11, 2015	Raleigh		Raleigh Memorial Auditorium
July 12, 2015	Vienna		Filene Center
July 14, 2015	Ledyard		Grand Theater
July 16, 2015	Gilford		Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion
July 17, 2015	Boston		House of Blues
July 18, 2015	West Windsor Township		Mercer County Park Festival Grounds
July 20, 2015	Pittsburgh		Stage AE
July 21, 2015	Kettering		Fraze Pavilion
July 22, 2015	Sterling Heights		Freedom Hill Amphitheatre
July 24, 2015	Milwaukee		Riverside Theater
July 25, 2015	St. Charles		Family Arena
July 26, 2015	Kansas City		Arvest Bank Theatre
July 28, 2015	Bloomington		U.S. Cellular Coliseum
July 29, 2015	Louisville		Iroquois Amphitheater
July 30, 2015	Whites Creek		Carl Black Chevy Woods Amphitheater
August 1, 2015[A]	Oklahoma City		Starlight Amphitheater
August 2, 2015	Grand Prairie		Verizon Theatre at Grand Prairie
August 4, 2015	Houston		Bayou Music Center
August 5, 2015	New Braunfels		WhiteWater Amphitheater
August 8, 2015[B]	Denver		Elitch Arena
August 11, 2015	West Valley City		Maverik Center
August 12, 2015	Boise		Morrison Center for the Performing Arts
August 14, 2015[C]	Redmond		Marymoor Park Outdoor Venue
August 15, 2015	Eugene		Cuthbert Amphitheater
August 18, 2015	San Jose		City National Civic
August 20, 2015	Henderson		Henderson Pavilion
August 22, 2015	Mesa		Mesa Amphitheatre
August 23, 2015	Los Angeles		Greek Theatre
September 1, 2015[D]	Falcon Heights		Minnesota State Fair Grandstand
September 3, 2015	Philadelphia		Mann Center for the Performing Arts
September 4, 2015[E]	Timonium		Timonium Race Track Infield
September 5, 2015	Huntington		Paramount Theatre
September 6, 2015[F]	Syracuse		Chevy Court
Europe[72]
September 10, 2015	Lisbon	Portugal	Coliseu dos Recreios
September 11, 2015	Porto		Coliseu do Porto
September 12, 2015	Madrid	Spain	Palacio Vistalegre
September 13, 2015	Barcelona		Razzmatazz
September 16, 2015	Marseille	France	Espace Julien
September 17, 2015	Rome	Italy	Orion Live Club
September 20, 2015	Milan		Alcatraz
September 22, 2015	Vienna	Austria	Ottakringer Brauerei
September 23, 2015	Munich	Germany	Technikum
September 24, 2015	Mannheim		Alte Seilerei
September 26, 2015	Paris	France	Paris Olympia
September 27, 2015	Zürich	Switzerland	X-tra
September 29, 2015	Prague	Czech Republic	Lucerna Music Bar
September 30, 2015	Warsaw	Poland	Klub Palladium
October 3, 2015	Copenhagen	Denmark	Vega
October 4, 2015	Stockholm	Sweden	Klubben
October 5, 2015	Oslo	Norway	Vulkan Arena
October 8, 2015	Antwerp	Belgium	Stadsschouwburg Antwerpen
October 9, 2015	Amsterdam	Netherlands	Melkweg
October 11, 2015	Birmingham	United Kingdom	O2 Academy Birmingham
October 13, 2015	London		O2 Shepherd's Bush Empire
October 14, 2015	Oxford		O2 Academy Oxford
October 15, 2015	Glasgow		O2 ABC Glasgow
October 18, 2015	Manchester		Manchester Academy
October 19, 2015	Leeds		Mine
October 22, 2015	Dublin	Ireland	Vicar Street
South America[70]
November 29, 2015	Bogotá	Colombia	Royal Center
December 1, 2015	Lima	Peru	Anfiteatro del Parque de la Exposición
December 3, 2015	Buenos Aires	Argentina	Luna Park
December 5, 2015	Mendoza		Arena Maipu
December 6, 2015	Córdoba		Plaza de la musica
December 8, 2015	Rosario		Metropolitano
December 10, 2015	Montevideo	Uruguay	Teatro de verano
December 12, 2015	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	Vivo Rio
December 13, 2015	São Paulo		Espaço das Américas
December 15, 2015	Asunción	Paraguay	Yacht club
December 17, 2015	Santiago	Chile	Theatro cariola (4PM show)
December 17, 2015	Santiago		Theatro cariola (7PM Show)
North America[70]
December 29, 2015	Las Vegas	United States	The Venetian Theatre
December 31, 2015
January 1, 2016
Asia
January 12, 2016	Tokyo	Japan	Liquid Room
January 13, 2016
January 14, 2016			Akasaka blitz
Oceania
January 17, 2016	Sydney	Australia	Big Top Sydney
January 19, 2016	Melbourne		Palais Theatre
January 20, 2016	Brendale		Eaton Hills Hotel
January 22, 2016	Auckland	New Zealand	Logan Campbell Centre
North America
January 26, 2016	Stockton	United States	Bob Hope Theatre
January 27, 2016	Pomona		Fox Theatre Pomona
January 29, 2016	Fresno		Saroyan Theatre
January 30, 2016	San Diego		Balboa Theatre
February 1, 2016	Tucson		Tucson Music Hall
February 2, 2016	Albuquerque		Kiva Auditorium
February 4, 2016	San Antonio		Majestic Theatre
February 6, 2016	Austin		Paramount Theatre
February 9, 2016	Memphis		Cannon Center for the Performing Arts
February 10, 2016	Birmingham		Iron City
February 12, 2016	Orlando		Walt Disney Theater
February 13, 2016	Clearwater		Ruth Eckerd Hall
February 16, 2016	Augusta		Bell Auditorium
February 17, 2016	Knoxville		Knoxville Civic Auditorium
February 18, 2016	Charlotte		Ovens Auditorium
February 20, 2016	Norfolk		Norva Theatre
February 21, 2016	Richmond		National Theater
February 23, 2016	Washington, D.C.		Lincoln Theatre
February 24, 2016	Red Bank		Count Basie Theatre
February 26, 2016	Portland		State Theatre
February 27, 2016	New York City		Beacon Theatre
March 1, 2016	Providence		Veterans Memorial Auditorium
March 2, 2016	Burlington		Flynn Center for the Performing Arts
March 4, 2016	Albany		Palace Theatre
March 5, 2016	Rochester		Auditorium Theatre
March 7, 2016	Reading		Santander Performing Arts Center
March 8, 2016	Cleveland		State Theatre
March 10, 2016	Chicago		Chicago Theatre
March 11, 2016	Minneapolis		State Theatre
March 12, 2016	Des Moines		Civic Center of Greater Des Moines
March 14, 2016	Omaha		Holland Performing Arts Center
March 15, 2016	Tulsa		Brady Theater
March 17, 2016	Sioux City		Orpheum Theatre
July 2, 2016	Baton Rouge		Blue Bayou and Dixie Landin'
Central America
July 9, 2016	Kingston	Jamaica	National Stadium
September 11, 2016	San Juan	Puerto Rico	José Miguel Agrelot Coliseum
Asia
August 20, 2016	Chiba	Japan	Summer Sonic Festival
August 21, 2016	Osaka
South America
December 14, 2016	São Paulo	Brazil	Áudio Club

Festivals and other miscellaneous performances

^A Frontier City Summer Concert Series

^B Elitch Gardens Summer Concert Series^[73]

^C Marymoor Park Concert Series^[74]

^D Minnesota State Fair^[75]

^E Maryland State Fair^[76]

^F Great New York State Fair^[77]

Cancelled dates

Date	City	Country	Venue	Reason
October 1, 2015	Leipzig	Germany	Theater-Fabrik-Sachsen	Blizzard in the city

New Addictions Tour

New Addictions Tour

Tour by R5
Associated album	New Addictions
Start date	June 17, 2017
End date	January 25, 2018
Legs	1
No. of shows	27 in North America 28 in Europe 4 in South America 2 in Asia 61 total
R5 concert chronology

New Addictions Tour is the seventh and final concert tour by American band R5. The tour was announced along with the release of their new EP "New Addictions" on May 12, 2017. The tour began on June 17, 2017, and ended on January 25, 2018.

Opening act

• DJ Ryland Lynch
• Jorge Blanco (Europe: September 24 – October 22)
• Lucas Nord.

Setlist

1. "If"
2. "Need You Tonight"
3. "Easy Love"
4. "All Night"
5. "(I Can't) Forget About You"
6. "F.E.E.L.G.O.O.D"
7. "Dark Side"
8. "I Want U Bad"
9. "Trading Time"
10. "Repeating Days"
11. "Do It Again"
12. "Loud"
13. "Waiting on the World to Change"
14. "Heart Made Up on You"
15. "Red Velvet"
16. "Wild Hearts"
17. "Smile"
18. "The Chain"
19. "Did You Have Your Fun?"

Tour dates

Date	City	Country	Venue
North America
April 27, 2017	New York City	United States	Gramercy Theatre
May 11, 2017	Los Angeles		Teragram Ballroom
June 17, 2017	Hot Springs		Timberwood Amphitheater
June 24, 2017	Denver		Elitch Gardens
June 26, 2017	Chicago		Bottom Lounge
June 27, 2017	Detroit		St. Andrew's Hall
June 28, 2017	Toronto	Canada	Phoenix Concert Theatre
June 30, 2017	Boston	United States	Paradise
July 1, 2017	Darien Lake		Darien Performing Arts Center
July 17, 2017	San Francisco		Great American Music Hall
July 19, 2017	Seattle		The Crocodile
July 2, 2017	Philadelphia		Theatre of Living Arts
July 4, 2017	Baltimore		Baltimore Sound Stage
July 5, 2017	Charlotte		The Underground
July 7, 2017	Atlanta		The Loft
July 8, 2017	Orlando		The Plaza Live
July 10, 2017	Houston		White Oak
July 11, 2017	Dallas		Trees
July 12, 2017	Austin		Parish
July 14, 2017	Tucson		Rialto Theatre
July 15, 2017	San Diego		Soma
July 16, 2017	Pomona		The Glasshouse
July 20, 2017	Portland		Wonder Ballroom
August 10, 2017	Monterrey	Mexico	Arena Monterrey
August 12, 2017	Guadalajara		Teatro Diana
August 13, 2017	Mexico City		Pepsi Center
August 19, 2017	Oklahoma City	United States	Starlight Amphitheater
Europe
September 13, 2017	Dublin	Ireland	Vicar Street
September 14, 2017	Belfast	United Kingdom	Mandela Hall
September 16, 2017	Glasgow		O2 ABC
September 17, 2017	Nottingham		Rock City
September 18, 2017	Bristol		The Fleece
September 20, 2017	Manchester		O2 Ritz
September 22, 2017	London		KOKO
September 24, 2017	Paris	France	Le Trianon
September 26, 2017	Amsterdam	Netherlands	Melkweg
September 27, 2017	Copenhagen	Denmark	Amager Bio
September 29, 2017	Oslo	Norway	Vulkan Arena
September 30, 2017	Stockholm	Sweden	Fryshuset
October 1, 2017	Malmö		Kulturbolaget
October 3, 2017	Berlin	Germany	Bi Nuu
October 4, 2017	Prague	Czech Republic	Roxy Prague
October 5, 2017	Vienna	Austria	Simm City
October 6, 2017	Munich	Germany	Technikum
October 8, 2017	Antwerp	Belgium	Trix
October 10, 2017	Zürich	Switzerland	Dynamo
October 11, 2017	Rome	Italy	Orion Live Club
October 12, 2017	Milan		Live Club
October 13, 2017	Lyon	France	Ninkasi Kao
October 15, 2017	Madrid	Spain	Palacio Vistalegre
October 17, 2017	Barcelona		Razzmatazz
October 18, 2017	Toulouse	France	Connexion Live
October 20, 2017	Cologne	Germany	Jungle Club
October 22, 2017	Warsaw	Poland	Progresja
South America
November 26, 2017	São Paulo	Brazil	Audio Club
November 28, 2017	Buenos Aires	Argentina	Estadio Luna Park
November 30, 2017	Santiago	Chile	Teatro Caupolicán
December 2, 2017	Lima	Peru	Anfiteatro del Parque de la Exposición
Asia
January 23, 2018	Tokyo	Japan	Zepp Tokyo
January 24, 2018
January 25, 2018	Osaka		Zepp Namba

Promotional tours

3M Tour

3M Tour

Tour by R5
Associated album	Ready Set Rock
Start date	November 18, 2012
End date	November 20, 2012
Legs	1
No. of shows	3 total[78]
R5 concert chronology

3M Tour was the first promotional concert tour by band R5.^[79] The concert series's name was inspired by the title of the three cities, all beginning with "M".^[11] The tour included only three dates: Madison on November 18, 2012, Milwaukee on November 19 and Minneapolis on November 20.^[80] The tour included the first time the possibility to buy VIP tickets, including prizes, photographs and meet the band.^[81] The setlist consisted in songs of their first extended play Ready Set Rock, released in 2010 and The Ting Tings's cover version of "Shut Up and Let Me Go". After the tour, the band released a mini-documentary about the concert on their official channel on December 20, 2012.^[82]

Setlist

1. "Crazy 4 U"
2. Medley: "Heartbeat" / "Not a Love Song"
3. "Heard It on the Radio"
4. "Can You Feel It"
5. "Say You'll Stay
6. "Cali Girls"
7. "Keep Away"
8. "Shut Up and Let Me Go" (The Ting Tings cover)
9. "What Do I Have to Do?"
10. "Love To Love Her"
11. "Wishing I Was 23"
12. "Take U There"
13. "A Billion Hits"

Tour dates

Date	City	Country	Venue
North America[20]
November 18, 2012	Madison	United States	The Loft
November 19, 2012	Milwaukee		Turner Hall
November 20, 2012	Minneapolis		Gabooze

Dancing Out My Pants Tour

Dancing Out My Pants Tour

Tour by R5
Associated album	Louder
Start date	September 3, 2013
End date	September 27, 2013
Legs	1
No. of shows	7 total[83]
R5 concert chronology

Dancing Out My Pants Tour was the second promotional concert tour by band R5.^[52] The tour served to promote the debut album of the band, Louder, traveling in North America. The also played some previous songs and The Script's cover "Breakeven".^[84] The tour started on September 3, 2013, in Orlando, Florida, and ending on September 27, in Mashantucket Pequot Tribe, Connecticut.^[85]

Setlist

1. "(I Can't) Forget About You"
2. "Here Comes Forever"
3. "Pass Me By"
4. "Crazy 4 U"
5. "I Want You Bad"
6. "What Do I Have to Do?"
7. "A Billion Hits"
8. "If I Can't Be With You"
9. "Breakeven" (The Script cover)
10. "Love Me Like That"
11. "Wishing I Was 23"
12. "Fallin' for You"
13. "Cali Girls"
14. "Ain't No Way We're Goin' Home"
15. "One Last Dance"
16. "Loud"

Tour dates

Date	City	Country	Venue
North America[86]
September 3, 2013	Orlando	United States	Hard Rock Cafe
September 6, 2013	Atlanta		Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre
September 13, 2013	Pomona		Child Development Center
September 19, 2013	Rosemont		Rosemont Theatre
September 23, 2013	Toronto	Canada	Sony Centre for the Performing Arts
September 26, 2013	Sayreville	United States	Standard Ballroom
September 27, 2013	Mashantucket Pequot Tribe		Foxwoods Resort Casino