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The show was divided into seven segments with the last one being the encore. Spears opened the show hanging from a gyrating wheel; it continued with Spears performing a medley of older hits, jumping in bungee cords from the flying device onto the stage and dancing in a jungle setting. Most of the performances were accompanied by extravagant special effects, including confetti, pyrotechnics, laser lights, and artificial fog and snow. In the encore, there was a water screen that pumped two tons of water into the stage; this was considered one of the signature performances of the tour. During the 2002 leg, some changes were made; several songs were remixed, and Spears premiered various unreleased songs which included "Mystic Man". The show received mixed reviews by critics, who praised the show for being innovative but dismissed it for taking the attention away from the music.

The Dream Within a Dream Tour was largely sold out and grossed $43.7 million. During the second show in Mexico, Spears left the stage after the sixth song due to a lighting storm; the show was canceled and angered the audience. The tour was broadcast live on an HBO special on November 18, 2001, and went on to win an Emmy for Outstanding Technical Direction on the 2002 ceremony. A DVD titled Live from Las Vegas was released in January 2002.

• 1 Background
• 2 Development
• 3 Concert synopsis
• 4 Reception
• 5 Mexico cancellation
• 6 Broadcasts and recordings
• 7 Opening act
• 9.1 Box office score data
• 10 Photo gallery

Background [ ]

On July 19, 2001, Spears's band announced there would be a tour to support her third studio album, Britney (2001). The following day, Spears's label Jive Records confirmed that there was a tour planned for the fall. [1] The Dream Withim a Dream Tour was promoted by Concerts West , [2] chosen after a much publicized battle with concert promoter Clear Channel Entertainment (CCE), who had handled her previous concert tours. It marked the first time Concerts West outbid CCE, with reports claiming Spears would earn between $13 and $15 million during the tour. Spears's manager Larry Rudolph commented on the situation, saying, "Clear Channel is an incredible company, and I'm sure we'll be doing more business with them. We went with Concerts West because they're a strong touring company and because they have ancillary properties, in that [parent AEG owns] arenas and some 7,000 movie theaters throughout the country. This decision was not made to exclude Clear Channel. It was made to include Concerts West. [AEG] has the ability to help us market our core products—the album and tour—and our secondary properties— the movie — in ways that tipped the scale for us." [3] On September 20, 2001, dates were released along with the tracklisting of the album. The tour was slated to begin on October 26, 2001, [4] but the opening of the show was pushed back until October 31 after Spears became ill and was prescribed five days of rest. [5] The tour was postponed one more day due to production delays and finally kicked off at Nationwide Arena in Columbus, Ohio . [6] Before the tour began, Spears announced she planned to give $1 of each ticket to the children of firefighters and police officers killed during the September 11 attacks . She also planned to sell merchandise and auction front row seats, hoping to raise $2 million. [7] On February 26, 2002, more North American dates were released through her official website to kick off in Las Vegas, Nevada at Mandalay Bay . [8] The second leg of the tour was sponsored by Samsung . In conjunction with entertainment company WFX, they offered a cell-phone service that featured collectible merchandise and a membership card with access to backstage reports directly from Spears. She stated that "[the offering] is an exciting new way for me to stay connected with my fans".

Development [ ]

The name of the tour was based on Edgar Allan Poe 's poem of the same name . [10] The tour was directed and choreographed by Australian choreographer Wade Robson . He explained the concept of the tour, saying, "The show is gonna be really, really theatrical—it's really complicated. It's a massive show with a lot of new music. It's just gonna be really different. [...] You're gonna learn a lot more about her as a person. The show is gonna be really about how she's becoming a woman , how she's finding herself and her independence. She knows what she wants to do, she knows who she wants to be, and that's what the show's about." [11] The stage was designed by production designer Steven Cohen and production manager Rob Brenner for the HBO special. Cohen designed the main stage with an oval shape so that Spears could perform around the stage and so that it would look good from multiple camera angles. He said that the rest of the stage was created with three main components in mind: a runway , a B-stage , and a flying device over the crowd. The last was developed, as explained by Cohen, "around this Cleopatra 's barge concept I got into my head while designing when the movie Cleopatra was playing in the background. It needed to be elegant and stylized but also high tech , because it was going to have to be traveling on conventional motors and transport mechanisms. Plus, it had to have a big enough performance area for her and the dancers." Brenner continued, "I wanted to try to give the kid in the back of the house the same experience as the one in the first 10 rows." The runway uniting the main stage and the B-stage was suggested by one of Spears's managers, Johnny Wright . The entire stage was built by Michael Tait from Tait Towers. Cohen said, "We took a more expanded role in preparing the drawings for Michael. We wanted to retain the essence of the look of the show, both in its overall footprint and in the execution of these various pieces. [...] [He] did a great job on executing the fine details like the hand railings and the floor lights and the MR-16 covers. When you're doing something for TV, all of those pieces are foreground pieces. The mirrors on the platforms and the floor painting made the show look better on TV." [12] "We had no idea the potential of the water screen, until we set it up in Lakeland, FL [the site of the tour's rehearsals], six or seven months after we decided to put it in. There had been a lot of design and technical engineering put into it before they got back to us and said they could do it. It's actually a two-part system [...] The water screen, which is up in the air, has pumps that feed the water screen that drops down. But we needed to be able to catch the water and pump it to the other set of pumps. So that was a unique challenge for us because it had never been done before. It took us about two months to see if we could get it to work. As much experience as Steve and I both have, this was an unknown entity and we weren't quite sure what we would have to deal with. [...] [It is] one of the signature items on this tour. The first time they turned it on, Steve and I looked at each other and smiled because in our wildest dreams we never imagined it would look as good as it does. When we turn on the water, there is a hush that goes through the arena. You can almost hear them whispering to each other, ‘Is that water?’ They've seen so much to this point, and a lot of the kids at these shows are at their first concert, so the pyro , the lasers, the flying barge, and the bungee—all of these effects are new to them. It's all something they've never seen before, and just when you think it can't be outdone, we turn on the water screen". Rob Brenner, explaining the development of the water screen [12] The video screens showed both live shoots and special footage directed by Robson. Cohen worked by Danny O'Brien at BCC Video to create double-sided custom video LED cubes that hanged above stage right. There were three larger-sized video screens above the stage area. The gyrating wheel in which Spears opened the show was made by Branam Enterprises and was attached to a platform also created by Tait Towers. 171 white light yag lasers were provided by Spectra. The giant music box from which Spears emerged in " Born to Make You Happy " (1999) was designed by Michael Cotton. Confetti was shot from machines provided by Pyrotek. Pyrotechnics were done by Gerb Fountains, whereas artificial snow was provided by Little Blizzard. During the encore performance of " ...Baby One More Time " (1998), there was a water screen in which it was poured nearly two tons of water pumped at 360 gallons a minute. Cohen said, "The water screen is the keystone of the entire design because it impacts every system—electrics, staging, dancing. Rob discovered the company (Chameleon Productions of Orlando, FL) that makes the screen, and I immediately looked at what they had in stock, which was a straight line. And I knew we didn't want a straight line. We wanted a circular water screen so we could physically build a shower for her to stand in the middle of and not get wet and then walk through when she wanted to. Of course, everyone thought I was crazy, so I suggested a six-sided shape. Everyone was concerned that the gaps between the sections might cause gaps in the actual sheets of water. But I kept saying that if you put them 40' to 50' up in the air, gravity will cause the water to attach to itself, so you end up getting a solid sheet." [12]

The lighting was designed by Cohen and his partner in Steve Cohen Productions, Joel Young, who served as the tour's lighting director. Cohen continued saying, "All of our shows [are] heavily color -based—everything is rich in color. There is a lot of layering that is not confusing so the purity comes through". Young programmed the show on a Flying Pig Systems Wholehog II console, which he ran while simultaneously calling the 13 followspots for each show. There were eight truss spots and five house spots: four Lycian 2.5 kW instruments on the back, four Robert Juliats on the front truss, four FOH spots and one in the back." Steve Cohen Productions also served as the tour's lighting vendor and sublet the gear they required from Westsun and Fourth Phase/LSD. Syncrolite provided its own 3k lights. Apart from the Syncrolites, the rest of the lighting was a combination of Coemar and High End Systems automated fixtures and conventional luminaries. There were a total of 215 active lights. [12]

A week before the tour began, Spears said of the show: "I come from Broadway , so I want it to be very theatrical. The whole process for me is magical. Hopefully it will be something people have never even imagined or envisioned in their head. I was going through a run-through yesterday and was thinking, 'By the time I'm 30, there's not going to be anything left for me to do'". [13] Initial rehearsals for the band started on September 9, 2001. She joined them later after rehearsing the choreography in Los Angeles, California . [1] The setlist was composed mostly by songs from Britney . She explained her decision in a press conference, saying, "I just want my fans to see me in a different light than they have ever seen me [in] before. This music I am singing right now is such a reflection of me and who I am. Hopefully [the fans] will come to the show and be inspired and have a lot of fun." Several songs from her previous albums, such as "...Baby One More Time", were remixed by Robson to "take [them] in a new direction - flip [them] up a bit".

Concert synopsis [ ]

The show began with a woman dressed in a 18th century white nightgown who talked to the audience briefly before disappearing. There was a video introduction in which different people told their dreams. At the end of the video, Spears appeared sleeping in a bubble. [13] A platform with a wheel attached rose several feet above the ground, and she appeared strapped to it while wearing a black ensemble. She started rotating in a similar way to a target girl while starting to perform " Oops!...I Did It Again " with her dancers. " (You Drive Me) Crazy " was performed next with Spears captured by her dancers. She left the stage for a costume change while her dancers performed. " Overprotected " was performed next with Spears surrounded by laser lights. The video backdrop showed images of a bald Spears, with her hair growing as the song went along. In the next section, a giant musical box was raised, and Spears emerged from the middle as a ballerina to perform " Born To Make You Happy ". She tore off her tutu and put on a long white satin cote to perform " Lucky " while confetti was shot. The medley ended with a performance of " Sometimes " for which she donned a bathrobe. [12] [13]

She returned to the stage wearing a tank top with suspenders and pants for a dance-oriented performance of " Boys ". The show continued with " Stronger ", in which she wore a paint-covered robe and in some shows a bowler hat. At the end of the performance, she sat down next to a piano player and talked to the audience before moving into a performance of " I'm Not A Girl, Not Yet A Woman ". [13] A video interlude spoofing Making the Band -type shows followed, showing Spears and her dancers as a struggling band. [14] She took the stage again in a barge along with four female dancers to perform " I Love Rock 'n' Roll ". The barge was lifted by wires, but pyrotechnics below it made it seem as if it was lifted by fire. When it was above the B-stage, Spears jumped to it with bungee cords . [12] There was a skit in which her dancers chased her before she went into a performance of "What It's Like To Be Me" in the small stage. She returned to the main stage for a performance of "Lonely", in which she danced to a video projection of herself. The dancers and the band performed the "Breakdown" interlude. In " Don't Let Me Be the Last to Know ", she sang on an elevated platform wearing an evening gown, while two of her dancers performed a routine. Artificial snow fell from the ceiling during the performance. [12] [14]

After a brief interlude, she returned for a performance of " Anticipating " where she wore a patched denim skirt . The set was made of giant coloring book drawings of houses and cars. [15] She removed the costume afterwards to sing " I'm a Slave 4 U " in a jungle setting while surrounded by artificial fog and laser lights, wearing a green bra top, a matching micro-miniskirt with a golden waistband and pale green boots (at some shows, she exchanged the outfit for an orange bra top, a matching micro-miniskirt and orange boots). After the song ended, she bowed and thanked the audience before exiting the stage. The encore began with a giant projection of a hologram of Spears onto a water screen. The projection gradually shrunk until Spears rose from the stage while wearing a plastic cowboy hat, blue hip-huggers, and a matching bra top. She began performing " ...Baby One More Time " in a ballad version until reaching the end of the runway. Pyrotechnics surrounded the stage while the song changed to a more uptempo version with elements of techno . Her dancers took the main stage while she returned to it running through the runway. They jumped on the barge while it was lifted into the air and continued to dance. At the end, Spears jumped off the barge with the bungee cords and landed in the main stage and descended from it. [12] [13]

On the second leg of the tour, some changes were made to the setlist. The original mix of "Overprotected" was replaced by the Darkchild remix of the song. "Boys" was replaced by the remix featuring Pharell Williams while Spears replaced the outfit with suspenders for a black leather top. A new song called "Mystic Man" was added after "Stronger". It was described by Corey Moss of MTV as "similar to ["I'm Not a Girl, Not Yet a Woman"], but with a bit more traditional R&B flair, a la Alicia Keys ". The song was often replaced with "Weakness", "You Were My Home" and "My Love Was Always There" throughout the tour. Other changes included the video screens not having such a prominent role, and the backdrops of "Overprotected" being omitted.

Reception [ ]

"It was originally supposed to be one effect on the Britney Spears tour. From what people have told us, it is the premier effect, the signature effect. I've read reviews that compared it to the candelabra in Phantom or the helicopter in Miss Saigon . We're very happy to think that it is being compared to things that have been known through the years as stellar effects. We're hoping that Broadway and theatre will take a look at it and will see the validity and allow us to show them some of the things it's capable of." — John Markham, president of Chameleon Productions, talking about the water screen in August 2002. [17] Larry Nager of The National Enquirer commented that "[the concert] packed more technical wizardry than Harry Potter , but almost no actual singing". He summarized his review saying "If it wasn't quite a real concert, it was a great show." [14] Ann Powers of The New York Times said the show was "dazzling" and commented that the performance did not suffer from music being its least important element, adding "This dream extravaganza perhaps unwittingly suggested that the Britney we know is herself a dream, an artist whose genius is not for singing [...] but for teasing out the cravings and fears that haunt the modern world. Ms. Spears now wants to awaken to an adult persona, but she may find that the netherworld of desire is her natural home." [18] Jim Farber of the Daily News compared it to tours of other teenage artists, saying "her latest 90-minute extravaganza had to be the costliest, most elaborate and, to be honest, least tacky to date". He was also impressed with the stage, calling it "the largest proscenium I've ever seen at a pop show." [19] Camille Lamb of The Daily Collegian named the show "an elaborate, highly homogenized display of capitalism at its finest". She also said the show fulfilled its expectations, saying "[it brought] a teenage fantasy to a tangible reality." [20]

Neva Chonin of the San Francisco Chronicle believed the show "was pure Britney excess, [...] hugely entertaining" and added that "while it's all too easy to deride Spears' contrivances from a distance, in person there's no denying her charisma or her archetypal appeal. She's like a refugee from David Lynch 's Mulholland Drive , a gleaming dream cipher waiting to be filled with an audience's fantasies. And she works that role with flawless professionalism, punctuating her choreographed moves with an amiable accessibility that drew fans into her airtight world even as it kept them at a safe distance. In short, she connected—through smiles, giggles and what seemed to be genuine pleasure in performing." [15] While reviewing the Femme Fatale Tour in 2011, Jim Harrington of the Oakland Tribune deemed the show as "one of the best pop music productions I’ve ever witnessed." [21] The tour was a commercial success. According to Spears's booking agent David Zedeck, the 2001 leg was largely sold out, with the concerts attended by over 400,000 people. [22] It grossed $43.7 million, the second highest grossing tour of the year by a female artist behind Cher 's Farewell Tour .

Mexico cancellation [ ]

On July 28, 2002, during the second concert at Foro Sol in Mexico City , Spears left the stage after performing "Stronger" while saying, "I'm sorry, Mexico. I love you, bye." Shortly after, an announcement was made through the speakers confirming the show was cancelled. According to local newspapers Milenio and El Universal , fans screamed " Fraud !", booed and hurled chairs and other items. Two days later, a statement was released by Spears that said: "I'm sorry I couldn't finish the show for my fans. The Mexican fans are one of the best audiences to play for. We decided that we had no choice but to cancel the show after the storm and lightning showed no signs of clearing up." Concert promoter Ocesa Presenta director Guillermo Parra explained to El Universal that "there was no trick nor deceit, but climatic conditions cannot be controlled". [24] It was announced that fans could receive a full refund starting on August 1, 2002. [25] Jive Records released a statement saying,

"A hazardous lightning storm made it essential for Spears to depart the stage. Spears began the show during a break between two rainstorms, but the degree of risk to the audience and stage crew associated with the second storm, an electrical storm, made it impossible for the show to continue."

Broadcasts and recordings [ ]

On March 1, 2001, HBO announced that a Las Vegas show at MGM Grand Arena would be broadcast on November 18, 2001. The special was directed and produced by Marty Callner . [26] Spears requested that HBO aired the concert to the American Forces Network (AFN) on its AFN-Atlantic and AFN-Pacific channels at no cost. She also interacted with soldiers based at Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton , Naval Base San Diego , Fort Polk , and Lackland Air Force Base . [27] The special won an Emmy for Outstanding Technical Direction on the 2002 ceremony. [28] On January 22, 2002, Jive Records released the DVD Live from Las Vegas ; it was certified two-times platinum by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) for shipment of 200,000 copies in units. [29] On September 18, 2002, Jive Records announced the release of a photographic book and DVD titled Stages and Stages: Three Days in Mexico . The DVD was directed by Albert Maysles and chronicled her stay in Mexico and Japan. Spears explained the release, saying, "I wanted to share with my fans all the things that they never get to see that make it all so special for me. It's my way of saying thank you."

Opening act [ ]

• O-Town (North America) (select venues) [31]
• LFO (North America) (select venues) [32]
• Diddy (North America) (select venues) [32]
• Nikka Costa (North America) (select venues) [16]
• Mpress (North America) (select venues) [33]
• Luis Fonsi (North America, select venues) (Mexico)

Setlist [ ]

• "Dream Within a Dream" (Video Introduction)
• " Oops!... I Did It Again "
• " (You Drive Me) Crazy "
• "It Was All In Your Mind" (Dance Interlude)
• " Overprotected "
• "Storytime" (Video Interlude) (contains elements from " From the Bottom of My Broken Heart " and " Born to Make You Happy ")
• " Born to Make You Happy " / " Lucky " / " Sometimes "
• "Storytime" (Reprise) (Video Interlude)
• " Stronger "
• " I'm Not a Girl, Not Yet a Woman "
• "Making The Band" (Video Interlude) (contains excerpts from " Who Let The Dogs Out? ", " Music " and "I Love Rock and Roll")
• " I Love Rock and Roll "
• "What It's Like To Be Me"
• "Breakdown" (Performance Interlude)
• " Don't Let Me Be the Last to Know "
• "Crayola World" (Video Interlude)
• " Anticipating "
• " I'm a Slave 4 U "
• " ...Baby One More Time "
• "It Was Just a Dream" (Video Outro)
• "Mystic Man"

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Box office score data [ ], photo gallery [ ].

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• 3 List of Britney Spears Songs

Dream Within a Dream Tour

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The Dream Within a Dream Tour was the fourth concert tour by American entertainer Britney Spears . It was launched in support of her third studio album, Britney (2001). The tour was promoted by Concerts West, marking the first time Spears did not tour with Clear Channel Entertainment. On September 21, 2001, a North American tour was announced that kicked off exactly two months later after various dates were postponed. In February 2002, Spears announced a second leg of the tour. It was directed and choreographed by Wade Robson, who explained the main theme of the show was Spears's coming of age and newfound independence. The stage was designed by Steve Cohen and Rob Brenner and was composed of a main stage and a B-stage, united by a runway. Inspired by Cleopatra's barge, a flying device was developed so Spears could travel over the audience to the B-stage. The setlist was mostly composed by songs from the supporting album, as Spears felt they were more reflective of her personality. Songs from her previous two studio albums were also included in remixed form by Robson.

The show was divided into seven segments with the last one being the encore. Spears opened the show hanging from a gyrating wheel; it continued with Spears performing a medley of older hits, jumping in bungee cords from the flying device onto the stage and dancing in a jungle setting. Most of the performances were accompanied by extravagant special effects, including confetti, pyrotechnics, laser lights, and artificial fog and snow. In the encore, there was a water screen that pumped two tons of water into the stage; this was considered one of the signature performances of the tour. During the 2002 leg, some changes were made; several songs were remixed, and Spears premiered various unreleased songs which included "Mystic Man". The show received acclaim from critics, who praised the show for being innovative and entertaining, while some dismissed it for taking the attention away from the music.

According to Billboard , the 2001–02 dates in North America had an average of $803,683 in gross and 14,344 in attendance, bringing a total gross of $53,846,761 and 961,048 tickets sold in 66 shows, not including the Japanese sold-out show at Tokyo Dome in Tokyo for 60,000 fans. Overall, the Dream Within a Dream Tour grossed $56.8 million and sold more than 1 million of tickets in 68 shows. On July 27, 2002, Spears performed for 51,261 fans at Foro Sol stadium in Mexico City. The show grossed $2,251,379 and was the 37th on Pollstar s Top 200 Concert Grosses in North America. During the second show in Mexico, Spears left the stage after the sixth song due to a lightning storm; the show was canceled and angered the audience. The tour was broadcast live on an HBO special on November 18, 2001, and went on to win an Emmy for Outstanding Technical Direction on the 2002 ceremony. A DVD titled Britney Spears Live from Las Vegas was released in January 2002.

Setlist [ ]

• " Oops!... I Did It Again "
• "(You Drive Me) Crazy"
• "Overprotected"
• "Born to Make You Happy"
• "Sometimes"
• "I'm Not a Girl, Not Yet a Woman"
• "I Love Rock 'n' Roll"
• "What It's Like to Be Me"
• "Don't Let Me Be the Last to Know"
• "Anticipating"
• "I'm a Slave 4 U"
• " ...Baby One More Time "
• "Overprotected" (The Darkchild Remix)
• "Boys" (The Co-Ed Remix)
• "Mystic Man" (contains excerpts from "Gone")
• "Weakness" 1
• "You Were My Home" 1
• "My Love Was Always There" 1
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• 2 Irish stepdance

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The Dream Within a Dream Tour was the fourth concert tour by American entertainer Britney Spears. It was launched in support of her third studio album, Britney (2001). The tour was promoted by Concerts West, marking the first time Spears did not tour with Clear Channel Entertainment. On September 21, 2001, a North American tour was announced that kicked off exactly two months later after various dates were postponed. In February 2002, Spears announced a second leg of the tour. It was directed and choreographed by Wade Robson, who explained the main theme of the show was Spears's coming of age and newfound independence. The stage was designed by Steve Cohen and Rob Brenner and was composed of a main stage and a B-stage, united by a runway. Inspired by Cleopatra's barge, a flying device was

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Britney Spears performs her first Dream Within a Dream Tour in concert at the Nationwide Arena in Columbus Ohio November 1, 2001. The Dream Within a Dream Tour was the third concert tour by Spears, in support of her third studio album, Britney. The performances were accompanied by many extravagant special effects – during the encore, there was a water screen that pumped two tons of water into the stage.

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Britney Jean Spears  is an American singer, dancer, and actress. Born in McComb, Mississippi , and raised in Kentwood, Louisiana , she performed acting roles in stage productions and television shows as a child, before signing with Jive Records in 1997. Spears’s first two studio albums, …Baby One More Time (1999) and Oops!… I Did It Again (2000), were global successes and made her the best-selling teenage artist of all time. Referred to as the “ Princess of Pop “, Spears was credited with influencing the revival of teen pop , during the late 1990s and the early 2000s.

Spears adopted more mature and provocative themes for her next two studio albums, Britney (2001) and In the Zone (2003). She also ventured into acting with her starring role in the 2002 film Crossroads . However, her much-publicized personal issues sent her career into hiatus. Despite being released while her personal struggles were ongoing, Blackout (2007), is often critically referred to as her best work. Her unusual behavior and hospitalizations placed her under a still ongoing conservatorship .

Spears returned to the top of record charts with her sixth and seventh albums, Circus (2008) and Femme Fatale (2011). In 2012, Forbes reported that Spears was the highest paid female musician of the year, with earnings of $58 million, having last topped the list in 2002. During the promotion of her eighth and ninth studio albums, Britney Jean (2013) and Glory (2016), Spears embarked on the four-year concert residency , Britney: Piece of Me , at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino in Las Vegas.

Five of Spears’ singles have reached number one in the United States: “ …Baby One More Time “, “ Womanizer “, “ 3 “, “ Hold It Against Me ” and “ S&M “. Other singles, “ Oops!… I Did It Again ” and “ Toxic “, topped the Australian and Canadian charts. Spears has earned numerous awards and accolades, including a Grammy Award , six MTV Video Music Awards , including the Video Vanguard Award , seven Billboard Music Awards , including the Millennium Award and a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame . Billboard ranked her as the eighth biggest artist of the 2000s decade. One of the world’s best-selling music artists , Spears has sold over 100 million records worldwide. In the United States, Spears remains the fourth best-selling female album artist of the Nielsen SoundScan era, as well as the best-selling female albums artist of the 2000s. In 2004, she launched a perfume brand with Elizabeth Arden, Inc. , from which sales exceeded US$1.5 billion as of 2012.

The Dream Within a Dream Tour was the fourth concert tour by American recording artist Britney Spears . It was launched in support of her third studio album, Britney (2001). The tour was promoted by Concerts West , marking the first time Spears did not tour with Clear Channel Entertainment . On September 21, 2001, a North American tour was announced that kicked off exactly two months later after various dates were postponed. In February 2002, Spears announced a second leg of the tour. It was directed and choreographed by Wade Robson , who explained the main theme of the show was Spears’s coming of age and newfound independence. The stage was designed by Steve Cohen and Rob Brenner and was composed of a main stage and a B-stage , united by a runway. Inspired by Cleopatra ‘s barge, a flying device was developed so Spears could travel over the audience to the B-stage. The setlist was mostly composed by songs from the supporting album, as Spears felt they were more reflective of her personality. Songs from her previous two studio albums were also included in remixed form by Robson.

The show was divided into seven segments with the last one being the encore. Spears opened the show hanging from a gyrating wheel; it continued with Spears performing a medley of older hits, jumping in bungee cords from the flying device onto the stage and dancing in a jungle setting. Most of the performances were accompanied by extravagant special effects, including confetti, pyrotechnics , laser lights, and artificial fog and snow. In the encore, there was a water screen that pumped two tons of water into the stage; this was considered one of the signature performances of the tour. During the 2002 leg, some changes were made; several songs were remixed, and Spears premiered various unreleased songs which included “Mystic Man”. The show received mixed reviews by critics, who praised the show for being innovative but dismissed it for taking the attention away from the music.

According to Billboard , the 2001–02 dates in North America had an average of $803,683 in gross and 14,344 in attendance, bringing a total gross of $53,846,761 and 961,048 tickets sold in 66 shows, not including the Japanese sold out show at Tokyo Dome in Tokyo for 60,000 fans. Overall, the Dream Within a Dream Tour grossed $56.8 million and sold more than 1 million of tickets in 68 shows. On July 27, 2002, Spears performed for 51,261 fans at Foro Sol stadium in Mexico City . The show grossed $2,251,379 and was the 37th on Pollstar s Top 200 Concert Grosses in North America. During the second show in Mexico, Spears left the stage after the sixth song due to a lightning storm ; the show was canceled and angered the audience. The tour was broadcast live on an HBO special on November 18, 2001, and went on to win an Emmy for Outstanding Technical Direction on the 2002 ceremony. A DVD titled Live from Las Vegas was released in January 2002.

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The Dream Within A Dream Tour was the third concert tour by American singer-songwriter Ariana Fenty , in support of her second and third studio albums, Shock Your Mind (2001) and Stronger (2001). The tour began on June 23, 2002 in Miami, Florida and concluded on August 9, 2002, in Mexico City, playing 30 shows total. On March 23, 2001, the tour was announced by Ariana via her official website, originally set to begin in September 2001. However, the tour was postponed to the next year due to the 9/11 terrorist attacks, which caused many artists to cancel or postpone their upcoming tours set for late 2001 and early 2002. As a response, Ariana announced she would be donating all the money she earned from the tour to aid and support the families of the 9/11 victims.

Ariana explained the main theme of the show was her coming of age and newfound independence. Inspired by Cleopatra's barge, a flying device was developed so Ariana could travel over the audience to the B-stage. The setlist was mostly composed by songs from the supporting albums, as Ariana felt they were more reflective of her personality. Songs from her debut EP and her debut album were also included in remixed form.

The show was divided into seven main segments and an encore. Ariana opened the show rising from an elevated platform; it continued with Ariana performing a medley of older hits, jumping in bungee cords from the flying device onto the stage and dancing in a jungle setting. Most of the performances were accompanied by extravagant special effects, including confetti, pyrotechnics, laser lights, and artificial fog and snow. In the encore, there was a water screen that pumped two tons of water into the stage; this was considered one of the signature performances of the tour. The tour received acclaim from critics, who praised the show for being innovative and entertaining.

• 1 Concert synopsis
• 2.1 1st North American Leg & Asia Setlist
• 2.2 2nd North American Leg and South America Setlist
• 2.3 Surprise Songs
• 3 Tour Dates

Concert synopsis [ ]

Ariana performing in Mexico City

The show began with a woman dressed in an 18th-century white nightgown who talked to the audience briefly before disappearing. There was a video introduction in which different people told their dreams. At the end of the video, Ariana appeared sleeping in a bubble. A platform rose several feet above the ground, and she appeared kneeling while starting to perform "Oops!... I Did It Again" with her dancers. "(You Drive Me) Crazy" was performed next with Ariana captured by her dancers. After the song ended, Ariana welcomed her audience to the show. She left the stage for a costume change while her dancers performed. "Overprotected" was performed next with Ariana (dressed in a futuristic version of one of Elvis Presley's jumpsuits) surrounded by laser lights. The video backdrop showed images of a bald Ariana, with her hair growing as the song went along.

The next section began with an interlude of Ariana's father, Bryan Hudson, telling a story to a young Ariana, played by her younger sister Emily, before a giant musical box was raised, and Ariana emerged from the middle as a ballerina to perform "Born To Make You Happy". She tore off her tutu and put on a long white satin coat to perform "Lucky" while confetti was shot. The medley ended with a performance of "Sometimes" for which she donned a bathrobe.

After a brief moment of silence, the sound of a wedding march played as Ariana emerged in a white wedding gown. She then performed "Behind These Hazel Eyes" with the stage decorated to appear like a wedding. In the middle of the song, an illusion occured as fire effects shot up from in front of Ariana as she quickly changed into a black gown. She left the stage briefly and returned wearing a tank top with glittery tomboy looking suspenders and pants for a dance-oriented performance of "Boys". "Mr. Know It All" was performed next as Ariana interacted with the audience. The show continued with "Stronger", in which she wore a brown trench coat and in some shows a bowler hat. Ariana briefly spoke to the audience and then performed "Addicted" surrounded by fire effects. It is followed by a section where Ariana performs a surprise song from her catalog. After briefly leaving the stage, she sat down at a piano and talked to the audience before moving into a performance of "I'm Not A Girl, Not Yet A Woman". The segment ended with a performance of "Standing In Front Of You".

An interlude followed with the video backdrop displaying Ariana floating through space. She returned wearing a fur coat to perform "Honestly" on the B-stage. "Breakaway" was performed next and featured Ariana playing guitar. "The War Is Over" concluded the segment as the video backdrop displayed war footage, different cultures, political leaders and environmental devastations. The song ended with Ariana saluting the crowd and the backdrop displaying the American flag, as a sign of patriotism.

A video interlude spoofing Making The Band -type shows followed, showing Ariana and her dancers as a struggling band. She took the stage again in a barge (wearing a black, silver, and gray rock star style jacket and green pants) along with four female dancers to perform "I Love Rock N Roll". The barge was lifted by wires, but pyrotechnics below it made it seem as if it was lifted by fire. When it was above the B-stage, Ariana jumped to it with bungee cords. There was a skit in which her dancers chased her, before Ariana loses the rock star jacket revealing a glittery red and purple halter top for a performance of "What It's Like To Be Me" in the B-stage. She returned to the main stage for a performance of "Lonely", in which she danced to a video projection of herself. The dancers and the band performed the "Breakdown" interlude. Ariana returned to the stage wearing a red dress to perform "Dark Side" surrounded by garden decorations on the stage. After a brief talk with the audience, she performed "Breaking Your Own Heart" on the elevated platform she entered on at the beginning of the show, while two of her dancers performed a routine. Artificial rose petals fell from the ceiling during the performance.

After a brief interlude, she returned for a performance of "Anticipating" where she wore a patched denim skirt. The set was made of giant coloring book drawings of houses and cars. She took off the costume to reveal a pink top and shiny blue pants for "I'm A Slave 4 U" in a jungle setting while surrounded by artificial fog and laser lights. After the song ended, she bowed and thanked the audience before exiting the stage.

The encore began with a giant projection of a hologram of Ariana onto a water screen. The projection gradually shrunk until Ariana rose from the stage while wearing a plastic cowboy hat, blue hip-huggers, and a matching bra top. She began performing "...Baby One More Time" in a ballad version until reaching the end of the runway. Pyrotechnics surrounded the stage while the song changed to a more uptempo version with elements of techno. Her dancers took the main stage while she returned to it running through the runway. They jumped on the barge while it was lifted into the air and continued to dance. At the end, Spears jumped off the barge with the bungee cords and landed on the main stage. She thanked the audience once again and exited the stage. A video outro displayed Ariana waking up and proclaiming that "it was just a dream", before realizing that she is still in the bubble.

When the second North American leg of the tour began, some changes were made to the setlist. The original mix of "Overprotected" was replaced by the Darkchild remix of the song. The Co-Ed remix of "Boys" replaced the original mix while Ariana replaced the outfit with tomboy suspenders for a black leather top. "Hear Me" replaced "Addicted". A new song called "Mystic Man" was added after the surprise song section. The song was often replaced with other new songs throughout the tour, including "Weakness", "My Love Was Always There" and "You Were My Home".

Setlist [ ]

1st north american leg & asia setlist [ ].

Dream Within A Dream [Video Intro]

1. Oops!... I Did It Again

2. (You Drive Me) Crazy

It Was All In Your Mind [Dancers Interlude]

3. Overprotected

Storytime [Performance/Video Interlude]

4. Music Box Medley: Born To Make You Happy/Lucky/Sometimes

Storytime Reprise [Performance/Video Interlude]

5. Behind These Hazel Eyes

7. Mr. Know It All

8. Stronger

9. Addicted

10. surprise song

11. I'm Not A Girl, Not Yet A Woman

12. Standing In Front Of You

Galaxy [Video Interlude/Intermission]

13. Honestly

14. Breakaway

15. The War Is Over

Making The Band [Video Interlude]

16. I Love Rock N Roll

17. What It's Like To Be Me

Breakdown [Dancers/Band Interlude]

19. Dark Side

20. Breaking Your Own Heart

Crayola World [Video Interlude]

21. Anticipating

22. I'm A Slave 4 U

23. ...Baby One More Time

It Was Just A Dream [Video Outro]

2nd North American Leg and South America Setlist [ ]

3. Overprotected (The Darkchild Remix)

6. Boys (The Co-Ed Remix)

11. Mystic Man

12. I'm Not A Girl, Not Yet A Woman

13. Standing In Front Of You

14. Honestly

15. Breakaway

16. The War Is Over

17. I Love Rock N Roll

18. What It's Like To Be Me

20. Dark Side

21. Breaking Your Own Heart

22. Anticipating

23. I'm A Slave 4 U

24. ...Baby One More Time

Surprise Songs [ ]

A 'surprise song' from Ariana's catalog was performed every night in between "Addicted" and "I'm Not A Girl, Not Yet A Woman". Ariana explained that she made a 'rule' to try and not repeat songs. The following songs were performed as surprise songs:

• Miami: "I Will Be There" (from Ariana Fenty EP )
• Tampa: "The Sun Will Rise" (from Stronger )
• Pittsburgh: "Why Does It Hurt So Bad" (from Oops!... I Did It Again )
• Toronto: "Deep In My Heart" (from Ariana Fenty EP )
• Cleveland: "You Can't Win" (from Stronger )
• Las Vegas [first night]: "Stronger (What Doesn't Kill You)" (from Stronger )
• Las Vegas [second night]: "When I Found You" (from Shock Your Mind )
• Anaheim: "Dear Diary" (from Oops!... I Did It Again )
• Los Angeles [first night]: "Where Are You Now" (from Oops!... I Did It Again )
• Tokyo: "Hello" (from Stronger )
• Seoul [first night]: "Cinderella" (from Shock Your Mind )
• Seoul [second night]: "If I Told You That" (from Oops!... I Did It Again )
• Atlanta: "Fine" (from Oops!... I Did It Again )
• New Orleans: "Walk On By" (from Oops!... I Did It Again )
• Vancouver: "When Your Eyes Say It" (from Oops!... I Did It Again )
• Los Angeles [second night]: "Complicated" (from Shock Your Mind )
• Sacramento: "Like Wow!" (from Oops!... I Did It Again )
• Buffalo: "Let Me Be" (from Shock Your Mind )
• Philadelphia: "Alone" (from Stronger )
• Boston: "One Kiss From You" (from Oops!... I Did It Again )
• East Rutherford: "Autumn Goodbye" (from Ariana Fenty EP )
• Sunrise: "Bombastic Love" (from Shock Your Mind )
• Orlando: "Don't Be A Girl About It" (from Stronger )
• Chicago: "A Moment Like This" (from Oops!... I Did It Again )
• Phoenix: "You Thought Wrong" (from Shock Your Mind )
• St. Louis: "I Forgive You" (from Stronger )
• Dallas: "You Love Me" (from Stronger )
• Houston: "Low" (from Oops!... I Did It Again )
• São Paulo: "Einstein" (from Stronger )
• Mexico City: "Frozen" (unreleased at the time, later released on In The Zone )
• On selected nights of the tour, "Addicted"/"Hear Me" was occasionally replaced with "Losing Grip".
• On selected nights of the tour, "Breaking Your Own Heart" was occasionally replaced with "Don't Let Me Be The Last To Know".
• During the second show in Seoul, Taylor Price joined Ariana during the surprise song section to perform "If I Told You That".
• During the show in Atlanta, JYO joined Ariana during the surprise song section to perform a new song titled "Problem" after "Fine".
• During the show in Vancouver, the second show in Los Angeles, the show in Sunrise and the show in Houston, "Weakness" was performed instead of "Mystic Man".
• During the show in Buffalo and the show in East Rutherford, "My Love Was Always There" was performed instead of "Mystic Man".
• During the show in Chicago, the show in Phoenix and the show in Dallas, "You Were My Home" was performed instead of "Mystic Man".
• During the show in Phoenix, Joanne joined Ariana during the surprise song section to perform "You Thought Wrong".
• Starting with the show in Houston, "What It's Like To Be Me" was removed from the setlist and replaced with "Let Me Down".
• Starting with the show in São Paulo, "Mystic Man" was removed from the setlist.

Tour Dates [ ]

• 1 The Uplifters
• 2 Tamla Records

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The Dream Within a Dream Tour was the fourth concert tour by Britney Spears. The tour was promoted by Concerts West. It was directed and choreographed by Wade Robson, who explained the main theme of the show was Spears's coming of age and newfound independence. The stage was designed by Steve Cohen and Rob Brenner. 

Most of the performances were accompanied by extravagant special effects, including confetti, pyrotechnics, laser lights, and artificial fog and snow. In the encore, there was a water screen that pumped two tons of water into the stage.

Overall, the Dream Within a Dream Tour grossed $56.8 million and sold more than 1 million of tickets in 68 shows. The tour was broadcast live on an HBO special on November 18, 2001, and went on to win an Emmy for Outstanding Technical Direction on the 2002 ceremony. A DVD titled Live from Las Vegas was released in January 2002.

November 1, 2001 - July 28, 2002

Box office $56.8 million

1. Oops!... I Did It Again (Rock Version)

2. (You Drive Me) Crazy

3. Overprotected

4. Born to Make You Happy / Lucky / Sometimes

6. Stronger

7. I'm Not a Girl, Not Yet a Woman

8. I Love Rock 'n' Roll

9. What It's Like To Be Me

11. Don't Let Me Be the Last to Know

12. Anticipating

13. I'm a Slave 4 U

14. ...Baby One More Time (Remix Version)

1. Oops!... I Did It Again (Rock Version)

3. Overprotected (Darkchild Remix)

4. Born to Make You Happy / Lucky / Sometimes

5. Boys (The Co-Ed Remix)

7. Mystic Man (contains excerpts from Gone) *

8. Weakness *

9. You Were My Home *

10. My Love Was Always There *

11. I'm Not a Girl, Not Yet a Woman

12. I Love Rock 'n' Roll

13. What It's Like To Be Me

15. Don't Let Me Be the Last to Know

16. Anticipating

17. I'm a Slave 4 U

18. ...Baby One More Time (Remix Version)

* These songs were not performed at every show.

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A flawless tour, one of her best if not THE best. 

I personally think this performance is just sooooooooo good

britney_rocks

And that ladies and gentlemen was the result of when Britney and her team would give a **** 

Her best tour.

I'mNotTheAverageLady

ralphcornio

By the way...

6 hours ago, Miss_R said: contain   s   excerpt  s    from  Gone

Gone as *NSYNC's Gone? I've never heard about this. I heard Mystic Man on YT, but I didn't notice Gone

Ringleader34

This IS her best tour.  It’s the epitome of Britney Spears!

2 hours ago, I'mNotTheAverageLady said: By the way... Gone as *NSYNC's Gone? I've never heard about this. I heard Mystic Man on YT, but I didn't notice Gone

The best tour by Britney Spears. 

I went to the 2nd leg!! I just showed my friend the HBO DVD who had never seen a Britney show and he was impressed. I told him not to get used to it bc she doesn't perform like that now but he respected it.

This tour. f**king phenomenal. The only part that I found myself skipping, was Stronger. Ugh, Queen!

11 hours ago, britney_rocks said: And that ladies and gentlemen was the result of when Britney and her team would give a **** 

LostInAnImage

So many amazing moments:

It’s even more impressive considering she was a freaking teenager when she did this.  But that’s also a double edged sword, because by the age of 19 she had accomplished a tour that would be impossible for her to ever top. She even acknowledged it herself: “ By the time I'm 30, there's not going to be anything left for me to do.”

22 minutes ago, LostInAnImage said: So many amazing moments: It’s even more impressive considering she was a freaking teenager when she did this.  But that’s also a double edged sword, because by the age of 19 she had accomplished a tour that would be impossible for her to ever top. She even acknowledged it herself: “ By the time I'm 30, there's not going to be anything left for me to do.”

I watched this live on HBO when it first aired, at my granny’s house because I ain’t had cable then. My friend and I were in 10th grade and we sat there, jaws dropped, eyes bulging. f**king phenomenal!

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