Fair Ambition Tower

The Blond Ambition Tower is the second world tour of the American singer Madonna.

This round which begins with the Japan in April 1990 marks the top of its career; it also one of is discussed time, the spectacle mixing Catholicisme and sexuality. Madonna will say later that the songs were in a well defined order and that it sagissait in fact to exorcize the sex act which she simulates during her interpretation of " Like has Virgin " . At the time the scene of masturbation makes the round the world tour and with Toronto, the police force tries to put the singer as a police custody, considering her performance contrary with morals. It is defended in an official statement where it affirms that it is an artist above all and that it is a scenic interpretation, and not of a spectacle of vice

In parallel the exit of individual the " Vogue " is an enormous success, the video clip takes again the choreography of the spectacle, which contains as a majority last the titles of the album Like has Prayer as well as the Original soundtrack of the Film " Dick Tracy" (" Sooner Gold Later" and " Hanky Panky") . The concept of Concert changes completely, Fair the Ambition Tower is an immense spectacle with costumes extravagant drawn by Jean-Paul Gaultier, in particular a corset with points (or shell) immortalized with the wax museum of Mrs Tussauds.

Members of the round

Keyboards: Jai Winding and Kevin Kendricks
Guitars: Carlos Rios, Low David Williams
: Darryl Jones
Battery: Jonathan Moffett
Percussion: Shine Conte
Choeurs: Gave DeLory and Niki Haris
Danseurs: Shine Camacho, Oliver Crumes, Slam, Jose Gutierez, Kevin Stea, Gabriel Trupin, CarltonWilborn
Costumes: Jean-Paul Gaultier
First part: Technotronic

Dates

Japan

13-14- April 15th, 1990 - Chiba Stadium Marine, Tokyo
20-21- April 22nd, 1990 - Nishinomiya Stadium, Osaka
25-26- April 27th, 1990 - Yokohama Stadium, Yokohama

the United States

4 May 5th, 1990 - The Summit, Houston, Texas
7 May 8th, 1990 - Meeting Arena, Dallas, Texas
11-12-13-15- May 16th, 1990 - Los Angeles Sports Arena, Los Angeles, California
18-19- May 20th, 1990 - Oakland Coliseum, Oakland, California
23-24-25 † May 1990 - Rosemont Horizon, Chicago, Illinois
May 31st, 1990 - The De luxe hotel off Auburn Hills, Auburn Hills, Michigan
June 1st, 1990 - The De luxe hotel off Auburn Hills, Auburn Hills, Michigan
4-5- June 6th, 1990 - The Centrum, Worcester, Massachusetts
8 June 9th, 1990 - Center Capital, Landover, Maryland
11-12- June 13rd, 1990 - Nassau Coliseum, Uniondale, New York
15-16- June 17th, 1990 - The Spectrum, Philadelphia, Pa
20-21-22-24 † - June 25th, 1990 - Meadowlands Arena, East Rutherford, New Jersey

Canada

27-28- May 29th, 1990 - SkyDome, Toronto, Ontario

Europe

June 30th, 1990 - Eriksberg, Gothenburg, Sweden
3-4- July 6th, 1990 - Omnipsorts Palate of Paris-Bercy, Paris, France
10 July 11th, 1990 - Stadio Flaminio, Rome, Italy
July 13rd, 1990 - Stadio Delle Alpi, Turin
July 15th, 1990 - Olympia-Reitstadion Riem, Munich, Germany
July 17th, 1990 - Westfalenhalle, Dortmund
20-21- July 22nd, 1990 - Wembley Stadium, London, the United Kingdom
July 24th, 1990 - Feyenoord Stadium, Rotterdam, Netherlands
July 27th, 1990 - Vicente Calderon Stadium, Madrid, Spain
July 29th, 1990 - Balaidos Stadium, Vigo
August 1st, 1990 - Olympic Stadium, Barcelona
August 5th, 1990 - Stage of the West, Nice, France

†: dates annulées

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