KylieFever2002

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KylieFever2002
Tour by Kylie Minogue
Supporting album Fever
Dates April 26, 2002 - August 16, 2002
Legs 3
Shows 25 in United Kingdom
13 in Europe
12 in Australia
50 shows in total
Kylie Minogue tour chronology
On a Night Like This Tour
(2001)		 KylieFever2002
(2002)		 Showgirl - The Greatest Hits Tour
(2005)

KylieFever2002 was a global concert tour in support of Kylie Minogue's 2001 hit album, Fever.

The tour was the biggest production Minogue had ever put on. The album and its music videos were able to provide and inspire multiple stage sets and costume changes. These included: 'Silvanemesis', 'Droogie Nights', 'The Crying Game', 'Street Style', 'Sex In Venice', 'Cybertronica', and 'Voodoo Inferno', each representing a different side to Minogue.

The tour had a much larger budget then past shows due to the success of the album and its singles. Due to the increase in money the stage sets were able to become much grander with two staircases and five projection screens which were used to enhance the different themes of the show.

The costumes for the show were designed exclusively for Minogue by Italian designers Dolce & Gabbana. The choreographer for the tour was done by Rafael Bonachela, who was able to put his ideas and interpretations of the music into dance movements.

It was the first Kylie Tour to have official sponsors, which were Evian and Vodafone. At each of the UK shows, sponsors Evian gave away free bottles of water, the packaging for which replaced the Evian branding with the name 'Kylie'. Bottles were also marked with the words, "Evian - Kylie's official thirst quencher for the 2002 Fever Tour".[1]

A special webcast of the show at Manchester's MEN Arena was shown exclusively on MSN UK live for fans around the world.

Contents

[edit] Playlist

Act 1: Silvanemesis

Act 2: Droogie Nights

Act 3: The Crying Game

Act 4: Street Style

Act 5: Sex In Venice

Act 6: Cybertronica

Act 7: VoodooInferno

Encore

[edit] Tour dates

[edit] Europe

Date City Country Venue
April 26 2002 Cardiff Wales Cardiff International Arena
April 27 2002 Cardiff Wales Cardiff International Arena
April 28 2002 Cardiff Wales Cardiff International Arena
April 29 2002 Cardiff Wales Cardiff International Arena
May 01 2002 Manchester England Evening News Arena
May 02 2002 Manchester England Evening News Arena
May 03 2002 Manchester England Evening News Arena
May 04 2002 Manchester England Evening News Arena
May 06 2002 Birmingham England National Exhibition Centre
May 07 2002 Birmingham England National Exhibition Centre
May 08 2002 Birmingham England National Exhibition Centre
May 09 2002 Birmingham England National Exhibition Centre
May 11 2002 Manchester England Evening News Arena
May 12 2002 Manchester England Evening News Arena
May 14 2002 Sheffield England Sheffield Arena
May 15 2002 Sheffield England Sheffield Arena
May 17 2002 Glasgow Scotland SECC
May 18 2002 Glasgow Scotland SECC
May 19 2002 Glasgow Scotland SECC
May 21 2002 Newcastle England Newcastle Arena
May 22 2002 Newcastle England Newcastle Arena
May 24 2002 London England Wembley Arena
May 25 2002 London England Wembley Arena
May 26 2002 London England Wembley Arena
May 27 2002 London England Wembley Arena
May 30 2002 Stockholm Sweden Hovet
May 31 2002 Oslo Norway Oslo Spectrum
June 01 2002 Copenhagen Denmark Forum
June 03 2002 Munich Germany Olympiahalle
June 04 2002 Vienna Austria Vienna Gasometer
June 06 2002 Zürich Switzerland Hallenstadium
June 08 2002 Berlin Germany Velodrom
June 09 2002 Hamburg Germany Sporthalle
June 11 2002 Frankfurt Germany Festhalle
June 12 2002 Rotterdam The Netherlands Ahoy
June 13 2002 Oberhausen Germany Oberhausen Arena
June 15 2002 Paris France Palais Omnisports de Paris-Bercy
June 18 2002 Milan Italy Fila Forum

[edit] Australia

Date City Country Venue
August 02 2002 Sydney Australia Sydney Entertainment Centre
August 03 2002 Sydney Australia Sydney Entertainment Centre
August 04 2002 Sydney Australia Sydney Entertainment Centre
August 06 2002 Sydney Australia Sydney Entertainment Centre
August 07 2002 Sydney Australia Sydney Entertainment Centre
August 08 2002 Sydney Australia Sydney Entertainment Centre
August 10 2002 Melbourne Australia Rod Laver Arena
August 11 2002 Melbourne Australia Rod Laver Arena
August 12 2002 Melbourne Australia Rod Laver Arena
August 14 2002 Melbourne Australia Rod Laver Arena
August 15 2002 Melbourne Australia Rod Laver Arena
August 16 2002 Melbourne Australia Rod Laver Arena

[edit] Tour credits

  • Design & Direction: William Baker & Alan McDonald
  • Executive Producers: Bill Lord, Terry Blamey & Kylie Minogue
  • Concert Video Director: Chris Keating
  • Management: Terry Blamey
  • Musical Producer: Steve Anderson
  • Musical Director/Drums: Andrew Small
  • Choreographer: Rafael Bonacela
  • Tour Manager: Sean Fitzpatrick
  • Tour Production Manager: Steve Martin
  • Costumes: Dolce & Gabbana
  • Lighting Designer: Vince Foster
  • Keyboards: Steve Turner
  • Bass: Chris Brown
  • Guitar: James Hayto
  • Backing Vocals: Lurine Cato & Sherina White
  • Turntables & Scratching: DJ Ziggy
  • Assistant Choreographer: Amy Hollingsworth
  • Acrobat: Terry Kvasnik
  • Dancers: Pia Driver, Patti Hines, Milena Mancini, Alec Mann, Jason Piper, Adam Pudney, Emma Ribbing, Alicia Herrero Simon, Andile E Sotiya, Melanie Teall & Rod Buchanan

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