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Heartbeat Tour
Tour by Jessie J
Associated albumWho You Are
Start date17 October 2011
End date27 June 2012
Legs3
No. of shows37 in Europe
1 in South America
8 in Oceania
3 in Asia
1 in North America
50 in total
Jessie J concert chronology

The Heartbeat Tour[1] was the debut concert tour by singer-songwriter Jessie J in support of her debut studio album Who You Are (2011). The tour visited Europe, South America, Oceania, North America, and Asia.

Background

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The tour was announced on June 1, 2011, on London radio station Capital FM.[2] General sale tickets for the Heartbeat Tour were released on June 3, 2011. She originally announced 11 UK dates, however, due to high demand, Jessie J added an extra London and Birmingham date to the tour. She announced the extra dates on Twitter, saying, "I just added a second London Hammersmith Apollo and Birmingham Academy date due to demand.#boyyyya".

There's definitely ideas floating around my mind and I've already written stuff down,' she revealed. 'But there won't be a trapeze with 80 dancers and me being lowered from the ceiling. I'm looking to push a few boundaries[3]

Jessie J performing during the tour.

The international part of the tour was announced in September 2011 and was due to begin late February in Auckland, New Zealand.[4] However, the show was cancelled a few days prior[5] and therefore began in Brisbane, Australia on Thursday, March 1, 2011.[6] During a TV talk show appearance in support of the Australian dates, she agreed to be sawed in half by local magician Sam Powers in his "Thin Model" sawing illusion. After Australia, the tour visited Malaysia, Indonesia and Singapore[7] and returned to the UK for several major UK Festivals including the Isle of Wight Festival and the Wireless Festival.[8][9] She also made an appearance at the 2012 Teenage Cancer Trust concert.[10]

Reception

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Neil McCormick from The Telegraph gave the tour a 3/5 star review saying, "The only thing louder than her tonight is her audience, packed with mothers and daughters who seem to find something empowering in Jessie J's aggressively stomping approach to feminism, kicking cymbals with her black bovver boots and grabbing her crotch to deliver Do It Like a Dude, replete with uncensored Oedipal insults and bold declarations of equal-opportunity sexism. Her other principal message to her admirers is that hoariest of pop empowerment clichés 'be yourself', which she expounds upon at some length in formulaic power ballad Who You Are. Her rather pedestrian band crash in behind her as she works herself into a spiritual frenzy ('Seeing is deceiving, dreaming is believing!')."[11]

Ian Gittens from The Independent also gave the tour 3/5 stars saying, "Jessie J comes into her own live. Strapped into a skimpy purple bondage costume like a Primark Cleopatra, she turns in an exuberant, personality-plus performance that succeeds in temporarily distracting you from the awfulness of her material."[12] Loretta D'Urso from The Music Network said, "The set's simplicity and Jessie J's upheld vigor were admired features of the show. Not fancy in the slightest, the singer encompasses the knowledge that her powerful and kinky voice is enough to snare an audience and keep them pinned for as long as she wants."[13]

Opening acts

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"This tour I wanted to have someone tour with me who I respect, who is super talented, I love listening to and who is an amazing performer.... @DevlinOfficial welcome to the #heartbeattour #essexking :)"
— Jessie J via Twitter.[14]

Setlist

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Main Set
  1. "Big White Room"
  2. "Who's Laughing Now"
  3. "Rainbow"
  4. "Stand Up"/"One Love"
  5. "Casualty of Love"
  6. "Nobody's Perfect"
  7. "Never Too Much"
  8. "Abracadabra"
  9. "Technology"/"Up"
  10. "L.O.V.E."
  11. "Who You Are"
  12. "Mamma Knows Best"
    Encore
  13. "Do It Like a Dude"
  14. "Price Tag"
  15. "Domino"
Jingle Bell Ball
  1. "Do It Like a Dude"
  2. "Who's Laughing Now"
  3. "Domino"
  4. "Up" (with James Morrison)
  5. "Who You Are"
  6. "Nobody's Perfect"
  7. "Price Tag" (with Wretch 32)
Oceania Leg
  1. "Who's Laughing Now"
  2. "Rainbow"
  3. "Stand Up"/"One Love"
  4. "Casualty of Love"
  5. "Nobody's Perfect"
  6. "Never Too Much"
  7. "Abracadabra"
  8. "Technology"
  9. "L.O.V.E."
  10. "Who You Are"
  11. "Mamma Knows Best"
    Encore
  12. "Do It Like A Dude"
  13. "Price Tag"
  14. "Domino"
Asian Leg
  1. "Who's Laughing Now"
  2. "Rainbow"
  3. "Stand Up"/"One Love"
  4. "Casualty of Love"
  5. "Nobody's Perfect"
  6. "Never Too Much"
  7. "Abracadabra"
  8. "Technology"
  9. "L.O.V.E."
  10. "Who You Are"
  11. "Mamma Knows Best"
    Encore
  12. "Do It Like A Dude"
  13. "Price Tag"
  14. "Domino"
  15. "LaserLight (Singapore Show Only)"

Source:[19]

Band

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  • Jessie J – (vocals)
  • Lewie Allen – (guitar)
  • Ginger Hamilton – (drums)
  • Hannah Vasanth – (keyboard)
  • Phil Simmonds – (bass)
  • Phebe Edwards – (backing vocals)
  • Cherrice Voncelle – (backing vocals)
  • Olivia Leisk – (backing vocals)

Tour dates

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Date City Country Venue
Europe[3]
17 October 2011 Birmingham England O2 Academy Birmingham
18 October 2011
19 October 2011 Doncaster Dome Leisure Centre
21 October 2011 Manchester O2 Apollo Manchester
22 October 2011 Liverpool Mountford Hall
23 October 2011 Bournemouth Windsor Hall
25 October 2011 Edinburgh Scotland Usher Hall
26 October 2011 Bridlington England Bridlington Royal Hall
27 October 2011 Plymouth Plymouth Pavilions
29 October 2011 Cardiff Wales Motorpoint Arena Cardiff
30 October 2011 Leeds England O2 Academy Leeds
1 November 2011 London HMV Hammersmith Apollo
2 November 2011
3 November 2011 Brighton Brighton Centre
South America[20]
24 November 2011[A] São Paulo Brazil Via Funchal
Europe
4 December 2011[B] London England The O2 Arena
Oceania[21]
1 March 2012 Brisbane Australia Riverstage
3 March 2012[C] Doomben Racecourse
7 March 2012 Melbourne Festival Hall
8 March 2012 Sydney Hordern Pavilion
10 March 2012[C] Randwick Racecourse
11 March 2012[C] Melbourne Flemington Racecourse
12 March 2012[C] Adelaide Ellis Park
14 March 2012 Adelaide Entertainment Centre
Asia[22]
16 March 2012 Petaling Jaya Malaysia Surf Beach at Sunway Lagoon
18 March 2012 Jakarta Indonesia JiExpo Hall D2
20 March 2012 Singapore Singapore Indoor Stadium
Europe[23]
1 April 2012[D] London England Royal Albert Hall
North America[24]
9 April 2012 West Hollywood United States The Roxy Theatre
Europe[24]
9 June 2012[E] London England Wembley Stadium
23 June 2012[F] Newport Seaclose Park
24 June 2012[G] London Hackney Marshes
26 June 2012 Istanbul Turkey Maçka Küçükçiftlik Park
27 June 2012[H] Belgrade Serbia Ušće Park
29 June 2012[H] Brussels Belgium Le couleurs festival
3 July 2012[I] Cork Ireland The Docklands
6 July 2012 Shrewsbury England The Quarry
7 July 2012[J] Perth and Kinross Scotland Balado
8 July 2012[K] London England Hyde Park
13 July 2012[L] Warwick Warwick Castle
24 July 2012 Magaluf Spain BCM Square[M]
Sant Antoni de Portmany Eden[N]
28 July 2012[O] Constanța Romania H2O Beach
5 August 2012[P] Zambujeira do Mar Portugal Herdade da Casa Branca
9 August 2012[Q] Esher England Sandown Park Racecourse
18 August 2012[R] Newbury Newbury Racecourse
25 August 2012[S] Alnwick Alnwick Castle
8 September 2012[T] Gibraltar City Gibraltar Victoria Stadium
9 September 2012[U] London England Hyde Park
14 September 2012[V] Under the Bridge
21 September 2012[W] The Roundhouse
Festivals and other miscellaneous performances
Cancellations and rescheduled shows
28 February 2012 Auckland, New Zealand Vector Arena Cancelled[47]
4 March 2012 Joondalup, Australia Arena Joondalup Cancelled; a part of the "Future Music Festival".[48]
5 March 2012 Perth, Australia Challenge Stadium Cancelled[48]
2 July 2012 Cork The Docklands Moved to 3 July 2012; a part of "Live at the Marquee".[49]
21 July 2012 Alnwick, England Alnwick Castle Moved to 25 August 2012; a part of the "Alnwick Castle Summer Concert Series".[50]

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