Myself World Tour

This article is about the concert tour by Jolin Tsai. For the live video album of this tour, see Myself World Tour (album).

The Myself World Tour (Chinese: Myself世界巡迴演唱會) was the third concert tour by Taiwanese singer Jolin Tsai. It began on December 24, 2010, at the Taipei Arena in Taipei, Taiwan,^[1] and concluded on April 13, 2013, at the Kaohsiung Arena in Kaohsiung, Taiwan. Spanning two years and four months, the tour covered 31 cities across Asia, Europe, and Oceania, with a total of 35 shows. It attracted approximately 600,000 attendees and grossed NT$1.5 billion in ticket sales.^[2]

Myself World Tour

World tour by Jolin Tsai
Location	Asia Europe Oceania
Associated album	Myself
Start date	December 24, 2010 (2010-12-24)
End date	April 13, 2013 (2013-04-13)
Legs	2
No. of shows	35
Attendance	600,000
Box office	NT$1.5 billion
Jolin Tsai concert chronology

Background

On August 13, 2010, Tsai released her eleventh studio album, Myself.^[3] Later that month, on August 26, she revealed plans to launch a new concert tour around Christmas.^[4] On November 6, 210, Tsai officially announced that her third concert tour, the Myself World Tour, would begin on December 24 at the Taipei Arena in Taipei, Taiwan, with the theme of a "nationwide party".^[5]

Commercial reception

Tickets for the Taipei dates of the tour went on sale at noon on November 6, 2010,^[6] and sold out within two days. As a result, an additional show was announced for December 26 in Taipei.^[7] On April 2, 2011, media reports revealed that all tickets for the June 24 Hong Kong show sold out on the day they became available, prompting the announcement of an extra performance on June 25, 2011.^[8] For the Kaohsiung dates, tickets went on sale at 1:00 PM on March 16, 2013,^[9] and sold out in just 18 minutes.^[10]

Recording

See also: Myself World Tour (album)

On October 19, 2013, Tsai released the live video album Myself World Tour documenting performances from December 22 to 23, 2012, at the Taipei Arena in Taipei, Taiwan.^[11] The album was issued in two editions: the standard edition and the limited edition.^[12] The former includes 39 live performance tracks and the music video for the song "Journey". The latter features all content from the documentary edition, plus exclusive behind-the-scenes footage, a duo pole dance performance from the Kaohsiung show, and a specially re-filmed solo pole dance performance.^[12]

Set list

December 24, 2010—August 25, 2012

1. "Butterfly"
2. "Pulchritude"
3. "Black-Haired Beautiful Girl"
4. "Vogue"
5. "Honey Trap"
6. "Parachute"
7. "Love Love Love"
8. "Love Player"
9. "36 Tricks of Love"
10. "Tacit Violence"
11. "Sky"
12. "Real Hurt"
13. "Agent J"
14. "Signature Gesture"
15. "Real Man"
16. "Overlooking Purposely"
17. "Rewind"
18. "Nothing Left to Say"
19. "I Know You're Feeling Blue"
20. "Do You Still Love Me"
21. "What Kind of Love"
22. "A Wonder in Madrid"
23. "Take Immediate Action"
24. "Party Star"
25. "Sun Will Never Set"
26. "Mr. Q"
27. "Dancing Diva"
28. "Butterflies in My Stomach"
29. "Music"
30. "Can't Get You Out of My Head"
31. "Just Dance"
32. "Dancing Forever"
33. "J-Game"
34. "Magic"
35. "Bravo Lover"

September 15, 2012—December 16, 2012

1. "The Great Artist"
2. "Pulchritude"
3. "Black-Haired Beautiful Girl"
4. "Dr. Jolin"
5. "Honey Trap"
6. "Wandering Poet"
7. "Love Love Love"
8. "Love Player"
9. "36 Tricks of Love"
10. "Tacit Violence"
11. "Sky"
12. "Real Hurt"
13. "Agent J"
14. "Signature Gesture"
15. "Real Man"
16. "Overlooking Purposely"
17. "Rewind"
18. "Nothing Left to Say"
19. "I Know You're Feeling Blue"
20. "Do You Still Love Me"
21. "What Kind of Love"
22. "I"
23. "A Wonder in Madrid"
24. "Say Love You"
25. "Sun Will Never Set"
26. "Mr. Q"
27. "Dancing Diva"
28. "Butterflies in My Stomach"
29. "Music"
30. "Can't Get You Out of My Head"
31. "Just Dance"
32. "Dancing Forever"
33. "J-Game"
34. "Magic"
35. "Bravo Lover"

December 22, 2012—April 13, 2013

1. "Honey Trap"
2. "Pulchritude"
3. "Black-Haired Beautiful Girl"
4. "Butterfly"
5. "The Great Artist"
6. "Mosaic"
7. "Love Love Love"
8. "36 Tricks of Love"
9. "Tacit Violence"
10. "Sky"
11. "Wandering Poet"
12. "Agent J"
13. "Beast"
14. "Love Player"
15. "Signature Gesture"
16. "Real Man"
17. "Overlooking Purposely"
18. "I Know You're Feeling Blue"
19. "Heart Breaking Day"
20. "The Prologue"
21. "Fall in Love with a Street"
22. "Can't Speak Clearly"
23. "The Smell of Lemon Grass"
24. "Compromise"
25. "Pretence"
26. "Rewind"
27. "Don't Stop"
28. "A Wonder in Madrid"
29. "Friday the 13th"
30. "Sun Will Never Set"
31. "Mr. Q"
32. "Butterflies in My Stomach"
33. "Dancing Diva"
34. "Fantasy"
35. "Dr. Jolin"
36. "Dancing Forever"
37. "I"
38. "J-Game"
39. "Magic"
40. "Bravo Lover"

Notes

• During the concerts from Shanghai to Macau, Tsai didn't perform "Party Star".
• During the first concert in Shanghai, Tsai performed "Nothing Left to Say" with Jay Chou, and Jay Chou performed "Common Jasmin Orange".^[13]
• During the first concert in Beijing, Tsai performed "Starry Mood", "Say Love You", and "Marry Me Today" with Jay Chou.^[14]
• During the first concert in Hong Kong, Tsai performed "Ambiguous" and the Cantonese version of "Pretence".^[15]
• During the second concert in Hong Kong, Tsai performed "Brink of Love and Pain" and the Cantonese version of "Pretence".^[16]
• During the second concert in Guangzhou, Tsai performed "Love Letter to Myself".^[17]
• During the fifth concert in Taipei, Tsai performed "Peter & Mary" and "Dare to Go to the Cemetery" with Ashin.^[18]
• During the concert in Kaohsiung, Tsai performed "Love Liar I Ask You", "Love Cha Cha", and "Dancing Girl".^[19]

Shows

List of concert dates

Date	City	Country	Venue	Attendance	Revenue
Asia
December 24, 2010	Taipei	Taiwan	Taipei Arena	30,000[20]	NT$75 million[21]
December 25, 2010
December 26, 2010
May 7, 2011	Singapore		Singapore Indoor Stadium	8,000[22]	Un­known
May 21, 2011	Shanghai	China	Hongkou Football Stadium	28,000[23]
May 28, 2011	Beijing		Workers' Stadium	40,000[24]
June 11, 2011	Kuala Lumpur	Malaysia	Stadium Merdeka	13,000[25]
June 24, 2011	Hong Kong	China	Hong Kong Coliseum	Un­known
June 25, 2011
July 2, 2011	Guangzhou		Guangzhou Gymnasium
July 16, 2011	Changzhou		Changzhou Olympic Sports Center Stadium	30,000[26]
August 26, 2011	Jiangyin		Jiangyin Sports Center Stadium	Unknown
September 9, 2011	Tianjin		Tianjin Olympic Center Stadium
September 17, 2011	Nanjing		Nanjing Olympic Sports Centre Stadium
April 20, 2012	Wenzhou		Wenzhou Sports Centre Stadium	20,000[27]
July 14, 2012	Shanghai		Mercedes-Benz Arena	Unknown
August 25, 2012	Macau		Cotai Arena
September 15, 2012	Beijing		Workers Indoor Arena
September 22, 2012	Foshan		Foshan Lingnan Mingzhu Gymnasium
Europe
October 21, 2012	London	United Kingdom	Wembley Arena	7,000[28]	Un­known
Asia
October 27, 2012	Quanzhou	China	Straits Sports Centre Arena	Un­known	Un­known
November 3, 2012	Shenzhen		Shenzhen Bay Sports Centre Arena
November 16, 2012	Pahang	Malaysia	Arena of Stars
November 24, 2012	Fuzhou	China	Fujian Provincial Sports Centre Stadium
December 8, 2012	Chengdu		Sichuan Gymnasium
December 16, 2012	Guangzhou		Guangzhou International Sports Arena	18,000[29]
December 22, 2012	Taipei	Taiwan	Taipei Arena	30,000[30]	NT$60 million[31]
December 23, 2012
December 29, 2012	Kunming	China	Xinyazhou Sports Center Arena	Un­known	Un­known
January 5, 2013	Yangzhou		Yangzhou Sports Center Arena
Oceania
February 19, 2013	Sydney	Australia	The Star Event Centre	Un­known	Un­known
Asia
March 9, 2013	Chengdu	China	Sichuan Gymnasium	Un­known	Un­known
March 23, 2013	Nanning		Guangxi Sports Center Arena
March 30, 2013	Yibin		Yibin Sports Center Stadium	15,000[32]
April 13, 2013	Kaohsiung	Taiwan	Kaohsiung Arena	12,000[33]
Total				600,000[2]	NT$1.5 billion[34]

Cancelled dates

List of cancelled dates

Date	City	Country	Venue	Reason
December 1, 2012	Tianjin	China	Tianjin Sports Center	Un­known
March 23, 2013[a]	Wuhan		Hongshan Gymnasium

Notes

1. It was originally scheduled to be held on November 10, 2012, but was postponed for unknown reason, and then canceled for unknown reason.