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"P!nk has always pushed the envelope as much in her music as in her attitude, style and live performances. Captured in a sizzling 15 camera high-definition shoot in her final sold-out London... Read all "P!nk has always pushed the envelope as much in her music as in her attitude, style and live performances. Captured in a sizzling 15 camera high-definition shoot in her final sold-out London I'm Not Dead tour date, P!nk belts out "Stupid Girls," "Who Knew," "U + Ur Hand" and "Nob... Read all "P!nk has always pushed the envelope as much in her music as in her attitude, style and live performances. Captured in a sizzling 15 camera high-definition shoot in her final sold-out London I'm Not Dead tour date, P!nk belts out "Stupid Girls," "Who Knew," "U + Ur Hand" and "Nobody Knows." Also featured are memorable hits like ""Don't Let Me Get Me,"" ""Get The Party... Read all

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The I'm Not Dead Tour was the third concert tour by American singer-songwriter P!nk . Launched in support of her fourth studio album, I'm Not Dead (2006), the tour reached Europe, North America, Australasia, Africa, and Asia.

• 1 Background
• 2 Opening acts
• 3.1 North American leg
• 3.2 European first leg, Oceanian leg, Asian leg, and African leg
• 3.3 European second leg

Background [ ]

After performing several promotional shows throughout North America and Europe, P!nk announced her tour in the spring of 2006. The I'm Not Dead Tour began in North America in nightclubs and theatres. P!nk explained, "Small gigs, that's where it's at [...] You can feel everyone's sweat, it's just so close and intimate. It's stinky, it's smoky, it's good." P!nk continued her tour into Europe and Australia, playing predominately in arenas. As her album gained momentum in the US, she joined Justin Timberlake as the opening act on his FutureSex/LoveShow tour at select venues in the US. P!nk returned to Europe during the summer of 2007, playing open air/amphitheater festivals. She concluded her tour in South Africa. The tour became one of the most successful tours in both 2006 and 2007. In Australia, she became the most successful female artist during that time. The Australian tour grossed $41.5 million and was P!nk's most successful tour until her Funhouse Tour in 2009.

Opening acts [ ]

• Marion Raven (Germany—Leg 1)
• Gary "Mudbone" Cooper (United Kingdom & Northern Ireland—Leg 1)
• The Coronas (United Kingdom & Northern Ireland—Leg 2) (select venues)
• Infernal (Odense)
• The Androids (Australia)
• Lilli (Europe—Leg 1) (select venues)
• Sorgente (Europe—Leg 1) (select venues)
• Lââm (Paris)
• Kamera (Europe—Leg 1) (select venues)
• Vanilla Ninja (Europe—Leg 1) (select venues)

Setlist [ ]

North american leg [ ].

• " 'Cuz I Can "
• " Trouble "
• " Just Like a Pill "
• " Stupid Girls "
• " Who Knew "
• " Lady Marmalade "
• " Family Portrait "
• " 18 Wheeler "
• " Lonely Girl "
• " I'm Not Dead "
• " Don't Let Me Get Me "
• " There You Go "
• "What's Up"
• " Leave Me Alone (I'm Lonely) "
• "Mercedes Benz"
• " The One That Got Away "
• " Dear Mr. President "
• " Get the Party Started "

European first leg, Oceanian leg, Asian leg, and African leg [ ]

• " God Is a DJ "
• " Fingers "
• "Redemption Song"
• " U + Ur Hand "

Encore:   20. " Nobody Knows "   21. " Get the Party Started "

European second leg [ ]

• " My Vietnam "
• " Last to Know "
• " Try Too Hard "
• Medley: "Me and Bobby McGee" / "Mercedes Benz" / "Piece of My Heart"

Encore:   18. " U + Ur Hand "   19. " Get the Party Started "

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I'm Not Dead Tour

The I'm Not Dead Tour was the third concert tour by American singer-songwriter Pink . Launched in support of her fourth studio album, I'm Not Dead (2006) the tour reached Europe, North America, Australia, Africa, and Asia.

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After performing several promotional shows throughout North America and Europe, Pink announced her tour in the spring of 2006. The "I'm Not Dead Tour" began in North America in nightclubs and theatres. Pink explained, "Small gigs, that's where it's at [...] You can feel everyone's sweat, it's just so close and intimate. It's stinky, it's smoky, it's good." [1] Pink continued her tour into Europe and Australia, playing predominantly in arenas. As her album gained momentum in the US, she joined Justin Timberlake as the opening act on his FutureSex/LoveShow tour at select venues in the US. [2] Pink returned to Europe during the summer of 2007, playing open air/amphitheater festivals. She concluded her tour in South Africa. The tour became one of the most successful tours in both 2006 and 2007. In Australia, she became the most successful female artist during that time. The Australian leg grossed about $42 million and was Pink's most successful tour until her Funhouse Tour in 2009. [3]

• Marion Raven (Germany — Leg 1)
• Gary "Mudbone" Cooper and Nadirah X (United Kingdom & Northern Ireland — Leg 1)
• The Coronas (United Kingdom & Northern Ireland — Leg 2) (select venues)
• Infernal (Odense)
• The Androids (Australia)
• Lili (Europe — Leg 1) (select venues)
• Sorgente (Europe — Leg 1) (select venues)
• Lââm (Paris)
• Kamera (Europe — Leg 1) (select venues)
• Vanilla Ninja (Europe — Leg 1) (select venues)
• Matt Nathanson – select dates
• " 'Cuz I Can "
• " Trouble "
• " Just like a Pill "
• " Stupid Girls " (contains an excerpt from " Most Girls ")
• " Who Knew "
• " Lady Marmalade "
• " Family Portrait "
• "18 Wheeler"
• "Lonely Girl"
• "I'm Not Dead"
• " Don't Let Me Get Me "
• " There You Go "
• " What's Up "
• " Leave Me Alone (I'm Lonely) "
• " Mercedes Benz "
• "The One That Got Away"
• " Dear Mr. President "
• " Get the Party Started "
• "'Cuz I Can"
• "Just like a Pill"
• "Lady Marmalade"
• "Stupid Girls" (contains an excerpt from "Most Girls")
• "There You Go"
• "God Is a DJ"
• "Family Portrait"
• "Redemption Song"
• "Dear Mr. President"
• "What's Up"
• " U + Ur Hand "
• "Don't Let Me Get Me"
• "Leave Me Alone (I'm Lonely)"
• " Nobody Knows "
• "Get The Party Started"
• "My Vietnam"
• " Last to Know "
• "Try Too Hard"
• Medley: " Me and Bobby McGee " / "Mercedes Benz" / " Piece of My Heart "
• "U + Ur Hand"
• "Get the Party Started"
• Lead vocals, aerobatics, dancing, executive producer, creator – P!nk
• Musical director, keyboards – Jason Chapman
• Drums – Mark Schulman
• Lead guitar – Justin Derrico
• Bass guitar, vocals – Janis Tanaka
• Keyboards, rhythm guitar, vocals – Adriana Balic
• Vocals – Stacy Campbell
• Vocals – Jenny Douglas-Foote
• Dancing, choreography – Clare Turton
• Dancing, choreography – Ruth Inchaustegui-Prince
• Dancing – Reina Hidalgo
• Choreography - Richmond Talauega
• Choreography - Anthony Talauega
• Aerial choreography – Dreya Weber
• Musical director, arrangements – Paul Mirkovich

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Having won the respect of industry and fans around the globe, it is no surpise that there is a demand for more P!nk! P!nk continues to prove her mettle as an immensely talented performer with a lot to say. Now on the heels of 2006's highly-acclaimed I'm Not Dead, and her first DVD, Live in Europe, P!nk is back with yet another astonisihing Live perforamce, taped at Wembley Arena on December 4, 2006.

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I'm Not Dead Tour

Opening acts.

• Marion Raven
• Gary "Mudbone" Cooper and Nadirah X
• The Coronas
• The Androids
• Vanilla Ninja

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• I’m Not Dead

Track Listing

• Stupid Girls
• Long Way to Happy
• Nobody Knows
• Dear Mr. President
• Leave Me Alone (I’m Lonely)
• U + Ur Hand
• The One That Got Away
• I Got Money Now
• Conversations with My 13 Year Old Self
• I Have Seen the Rain

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• Who Knew Play Video
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• Lady Marmalade ( The Eleventh Hour  cover) Play Video
• Stupid Girls Play Video
• There You Go Play Video
• God Is a DJ ( Partial ) Play Video
• Fingers Play Video
• Family Portrait Play Video
• Redemption Song ( Bob Marley & The Wailers  cover) Play Video
• The One That Got Away Play Video
• Dear Mr. President Play Video
• What's Up? ( 4 Non Blondes  cover) Play Video
• U + Ur Hand Play Video
• 18 Wheeler Play Video
• Don't Let Me Get Me Play Video
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• The One That Got Away
• U + Ur Hand
• Don't Let Me Get Me
• Family Portrait
• Get the Party Started
• Just Like a Pill
• Lady Marmalade by The Eleventh Hour
• Redemption Song by Bob Marley & The Wailers
• What's Up? by 4 Non Blondes
• God Is a DJ
• There You Go

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