Christina Aguilera concerts
Aguilera opening the Back to Basics Tour, her highest grossing tour, with "Ain't No Other Man" in 2006.
Concert tours6
Promotional tours1
Concert residencies1
Stand-alone concerts7
Benefit concerts7
Music festivals17

American singer Christina Aguilera has performed on six concert tours, one promotional tour and one concert residencies. Additionally, she has performed at seventeen music festivals, and seven benefit concerts. She began her touring career in 2000, with Christina Aguilera in Concert.[1] Originally held in North America in 2000 to promote her debut album, Christina Aguilera (1999), it was extended into 2001 following the release of Mi Reflejo (2000), with shows in Latin America and Asia.[2] The tour was received well by critics, who complimented Aguilera's showmanship and vocals, which received comparisons to Mariah Carey and Whitney Houston.[3] The touring act for Stripped (2002) was performed across two tours: The Justified & Stripped Tour with Justin Timberlake and The Stripped Tour. Lasting 45 shows, The Justified & Stripped Tour kicked off in June 2003 and became 16th highest-grossing tour of 2003.[4] In September, Aguilera continued the tour without Timberlake, taking the show to Europe, Japan, and Australia until the end of the year.[5][6] Her set was compared to Cher's image in the 1980s by several critics.[7] An additional 29 dates were scheduled for 2004 with a new theme, but were cancelled after Aguilera suffered a vocal cord injury.[8][9][10]

The Back to Basics Tour began in November 2006 and continued until October 2008, visiting cities in Europe, North America, Asia and Australia. With 61 dates throughout 2007, it was the highest grossing female artist tour of the year (second highest overall), with a revenue of $43,566,000 in that year.[11][12][13] The tour was a critical and commercial success, receiving acclaim by contemporary critics, who complimented the tour's visuals, choreography, and Aguilera's on-stage attitude,[14][15] and grossed a total of over $48.1 million from 82 dates. In 2010, Aguilera scheduled a 20 date North American summer tour in support of Bionic (2010) titled The Bionic Tour,[16] which was scheduled to begin in July of that year. The tour was cancelled due to Aguilera's tight schedule for the promotion of the album and her film, Burlesque (2010).[17][18][19] Aguilera did not tour again until 2018, to focus on her family.[20] In 2016, Aguilera headlined the Mawazine festival in Rabat, Morocco. Her performance at the festival attracted a crowd of 250,000 people, beating the 160,000 people record set by Jennifer Lopez the year prior.[21][22][23] Liberation (2018) was promoted through two tours.[24] The Liberation Tour visited cities throughout North America, starting in September 2018 and concluding in December, grossing $8.7 million from 21 shows. It was named one of the best live shows by Billboard, and its gross ranked #132 out of Pollstar's Top 200 North American Tours year-end chart.[25][26] The X Tour visited Europe starting in July 2019, and concluding with three shows in Mexico in December.[27] It grossed over $5.4 million from nine reported shows.

Starting in May 2019, Aguilera headlined her first concert residency, officially named Christina Aguilera: The Xperience.[28][29][30][31] It was held at the Zappos Theater at Planet Hollywood Las Vegas.[32] Themed around outer space and retrofuturism, the show was a five-sensory experience.[33] The residency was a critical and commercial success, grossing $10.2 million from its first four legs, and receiving acclaim.[34][35] Aguilera was set to perform the final leg of The Xperience, as well as kick off a North American summer tour with Adam Lambert in 2020, but these plans fell through due to the COVID-19 pandemic.[36][37][38] Aguilera returned to the stage with Christina Aguilera with the LA Phil, a two night set with the Los Angeles Philharmonic held on July 16 and 17, 2021.[39] The shows were a commercial success, selling out the Hollywood Bowl for both nights, and received widespread acclaim from critics. In 2022 embarked on the EU/UK Summer Series promotional tour in support of her second Spanish-language album, Aguilera (2022). The tour consisted of five festival headlining shows and three arena shows in Scarborough, Liverpool, and London, with Union J as the opening act.[40] Several of the shows were sold out.[41] The set received positive reviews for it "dazzling and dramatic" nature.[42]

According to Billboard, Aguilera's career gross is $81.7 million with an attendance of 1.5 million as of July 2019.[43] Pollstar reports that Aguilera's total career gross as of November 2022 is $115,349,316 with an average gross of $613,000 and 9,855 tickets per concert.[44]

Concert tours

Main article: List of Christina Aguilera concert tours
Title Dates Associated album(s) Location Shows Gross Gross adj.
in 2022[45] 		Attendance Ref.
Christina Aguilera in Concert May 19, 2000–
February 1, 2001 		Christina Aguilera
Mi Reflejo 		North America
Europe
Latin America
Asia 		82 $1,829,356 $3,023,370.92 35,339 [46]
The Justified & Stripped Tour
(co-headlined with Justin Timberlake) 		June 4, 2003–
September 2, 2003 		Stripped
Justified 		North America 45 $30,261,670 $48,140,579.95 546,483 [47]
The Stripped Tour[a] September 22, 2003–
December 17, 2003 		Stripped Europe
Asia
Australia 		37 Undisclosed [48]
Back to Basics Tour November 17, 2006–
October 24, 2008 		Back to Basics Europe
North America
Asia
Australia 		82 $48,173,773 $67,989,112.46 907,568 [49]
The Liberation Tour September 25, 2018–
November 13, 2018 		Liberation North America 21 $8,700,000 $10,138,855.02 77,854 [50]
The X Tour July 4, 2019–
December 7, 2019 		Europe
Latin America 		18 $5,418,150 $6,201,641.43 76,711 [51]

Cancelled tours

Title Dates Associated album(s) Location Shows Additional act(s) Ref.
Stripped North American Tour May 13, 2004–
July 3, 2004 		Stripped North America 29 Chingy (s.) [52]
The Bionic Tour July 15, 2010–
August 19, 2010 		Bionic 20 Leona Lewis (s.) [16][17][18][53]
Unknown tour title Summer 2020 Un­known Un­known Adam Lambert [36][37]

Promotional tours

Title Dates Associated album(s) Location Shows Attendance Ref.
EU / UK Summer Series June 25, 2022 (2022-06-25)–
August 6, 2022 (2022-08-06) 		Aguilera Europe 8 125,000 [41]
EU / UK Summer Series set list
  1. "Dirrty
  2. "Can't Hold Us Down"
  3. "Bionic"
  4. "Vanity"
  5. ”Genie In a Bottle”
  6. "What a Girl Wants"
  7. "Ya Llegué"
  8. "Santo"
  9. "Suéltame"
  10. "Como Yo"
  11. "Pa Mis Muchachas"
  12. "Feel This Moment"
  13. "Cristina" / "Desnudate" / "Tití Me Preguntó" / "Pepas"
  14. "Ain't No Other Man"
  15. "Say Something"
  16. "Show Me How You Burlesque"
  17. "Express"
  18. "Lady Marmalade"
  19. "Beautiful"
  20. "Fighter"
  21. "Let There Be Love"

Concert residencies

Title Dates Venue Location Shows Gross Gross adj.
in 2022[45] 		Attendance Ref.
Christina Aguilera: The Xperience May 31, 2019 (2019-05-31)–
March 7, 2020 (2020-03-07) 		Zappos Theater at Planet Hollywood Las Vegas, Nevada, U.S. 24 $10.2 million $11,674,971 75,675 [54]
Christina Aguilera: The Xperience set list
  1. "I Feel Love"
  2. "Your Body"
  3. "Bionic"
  4. "Genie in a Bottle"
  5. "Reflection"
  6. "Dirrty"
  7. "Vanity" / "Express" / "Lady Marmalade"
  8. "Fall in Line"
  9. "Can't Hold Us Down" / "Boys Wanna Be Her"
  10. "Sick of Sittin'"
  11. "Maria"
  12. "Twice"
  13. "What a Girl Wants" / "Come On Over Baby (All I Want Is You)"
  14. "Ain't No Other Man"
  15. "You Are What You Are (Beautiful)"
  16. "Say Something"
  17. "Glam"
  18. "Candyman" / "I Want Candy"
  19. "Woohoo"
  20. Telepathy
  21. "Accelerate"
  22. "Feel This Moment" / "Desnudate"
  23. "Beautiful"
  24. "Fighter"

Encore

  2. "Let There Be Love"
Christina Aguilera at Voltaire December 30, 2023 (2023-12-30)–
March 2, 2024 (2024-03-02) 		Voltaire at The Venetian Las Vegas, Nevada, U.S. 10 [55]

Stand-alone concerts

Date Title Venue Location Ref.
December 3, 2000 My Reflection[b] Shrine Auditorium Los Angeles,
California, U.S. 		[56]
My Reflection set list
  1. "Reflection"
  2. "Genie in a Bottle"
  3. "Come On Over Baby (All I Want Is You)"
  4. "What a Girl Wants"
  5. "So Emotional"
  6. "I Turn to You"
  7. "At Last"
  8. "Contigo en la Distancia"
  9. "Climb Ev'ry Mountain"
  10. "Falsas Esperanzas"
  11. "All Right Now"
  12. "Merry Christmas Baby"
  13. "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas"
  14. "Christmas Time"
July 20, 2006 Back to Basics in London KOKO London, England [57]
Back to Basics in London set list
  1. "Ain't No Other Man"
  2. "Understand"
  3. "Candyman"
  4. "Lady Marmalade"
  5. "Oh Mother"
  6. "Beautiful
  7. "Slow Down Baby"
May 5, 2010 VH1 Storytellers VH1 Studios New York City, New York, U.S. [58]
VH1 Storytellers set list
  1. "Bionic"
  2. "Not Myself Tonight"
  3. "Stripped Intro"
  4. "Dirrty"
  5. "Beautiful"
  6. "I'm OK"
  7. "Intro (Back to Basics)"
  8. "Ain't No Other Man"
  9. "Genie in a Bottle"
  10. "What a Girl Wants"
  11. "You Lost Me"
  12. "Fighter"
April 28, 2018 2018 Formula One World Championship Baku Crystal Hall Baku, Azerbaijan [59]
2018 Formula One World Championship set list
  1. "Dirrty"
  2. "Genie in a Bottle"
  3. "Can't Hold Us Down"
  4. "The Voice Within"
  5. "Intro (Back to Basics)"
  6. "Ain't No Other Man"
  7. "Candyman"
  8. "Express"
  9. "Lady Marmalade"
  10. "Say Something"
  11. "Keep On Singin' My Song"
  12. "Feel This Moment"
  13. "Moves Like Jagger"
  14. "Let There Be Love"
  15. "Beautiful"
  16. "Fighter"
January 31, 2019 Christina Aguilera: The Xperience promotional concert iHeartRadio Theater Los Angeles,
California, U.S. 		[60]
Christina Aguilera: The Xperience promotional concert set list
  1. "Genie in a Bottle"
  2. "Beautiful"
  3. "Fighter"
July 16, 2021 (2021-07-16)–
July 17, 2021 (2021-07-17) 		Christina Aguilera with the LA Phil Hollywood Bowl Los Angeles,
California, U.S. 		[61]
Christina Aguilera with the LA Phil set list
  1. "At Last" / "Ain't No Other Man"
  2. "Genie In a Bottle"
  3. "The Voice Within"
  4. "Peaches" / "Can't Hold Us Down"
  5. "Maria"
  6. "Twice"
  7. "Say Something"
  8. "Dirrty"
  9. "Express / "Lady Marmalade"
  10. "Contigo en la Distancia"
  11. "What a Girl Wants"
  12. "It's a Man's Man's Man's World"
  13. "Fighter"
Encore
  2. "Beautiful"
October 6, 2022 Citi / AAdvantage Presents: Christina Aguilera Hollywood Palladium Los Angeles,
California, U.S. 		[62]
Citi / AAdvantage Presents: Christina Aguilera set list
  1. "Dirrty
  2. "Can't Hold Us Down"
  3. "Bionic"
  4. "Vanity"
  5. "Genie In a Bottle"
  6. "What a Girl Wants"
  7. "Ya Llegué"
  8. "Santo"
  9. "Suéltame"
  10. "Como Yo"
  11. "Pa Mis Muchachas"
  12. "Feel This Moment"
  13. "Cristina" / "Desnudate" / "Tití Me Preguntó" / "Pepas"
  14. "Ain't No Other Man"
  15. "Say Something"
  16. "Show Me How You Burlesque"
  17. "Express"
  18. "Lady Marmalade"
  19. "Beautiful"
  20. "Fighter"
  21. "Let There Be Love"
February 25, 2023 (2023-02-25)–
February 26, 2023 (2023-02-26) 		Christina Aguilera Live in Chile Movistar Arena Santiago, Chile [63]
Christina Aguilera Live in Chile set list
  1. "Dirrty
  2. "Can't Hold Us Down"
  3. "Bionic"
  4. "Vanity"
  5. "Genie In a Bottle"
  6. "What a Girl Wants"
  7. "Ya Llegué"
  8. "Santo"
  9. "Falsas Esperanzas"
  10. "Pero Me Acuerdo de Ti"
  11. "Como Yo"
  12. "Pa Mis Muchachas"
  13. "Feel This Moment" / "Desnudate"
  14. "Tití Me Preguntó" / "Pepas"
  15. "Ain't No Other Man"
  16. "Moves like Jagger"
  17. "Say Something"
  18. "Show Me How You Burlesque"
  19. "Express"
  20. "Lady Marmalade"
  21. "Beautiful"
  22. "Fighter"
  23. "Let There Be Love"
October 16, 2023 Christina Aguilera Live in Malta Fosos Square, il-Fosos, Pjazza San Publju, Pjazza San Publju - il-Fosos, St. Publius Square (The Granaries) Floriana, Malta
Christina Aguilera Live in Malta set list
  1. "Stripped Intro / Stripped Pt. 2"
  2. "Dirrty
  3. "Can't Hold Us Down"
  4. "Tell Me (Diddy song)"
  5. "Genie In a Bottle"
  6. "What a Girl Wants"
  7. "Santo"
  8. "Feel This Moment" / "Desnudate"
  1. "Bionic"
  2. "Vanity"
  3. "Moves like Jagger"
  4. "Ain't No Other Man"
  5. "Candyman"
  6. "Say Something"
  7. "Express"
  8. "Lady Marmalade"
  9. "Beautiful"
  10. "Fighter"
  11. "Let There Be Love"
November 24, 2023 Christina Aguilera Live in Melbourne Flemington Racecourse Melbourne, Australia
Christina Aguilera Live in Melbourne set list
  1. "Stripped Intro / Stripped Pt. 2"
  2. "Dirrty
  3. "Can't Hold Us Down"
  4. "Tell Me (Diddy song)"
  5. "Genie In a Bottle"
  6. "What a Girl Wants"
  7. "Santo"
  8. "Feel This Moment" / "Desnudate"
  1. "Bionic"
  2. "Vanity"
  3. "Moves like Jagger"
  4. "Ain't No Other Man"
  5. "Candyman"
  6. "Say Something"
  7. "Express"
  8. "Lady Marmalade"
  9. "Beautiful"
  10. "Fighter"
  11. "Let There Be Love"

Benefit concerts

Date Event Location Performed song(s) Ref.
September 8, 2006 Fashion Rocks New York City, New York, U.S.
[70]
February 10, 2007 Clive Davis' Pre-Grammy Awards Party Los Angeles, California, U.S.
[71]
January 22, 2010 Hope for Haiti Now "Lift Me Up" [72]
October 23, 2010 Justin Timberlake's all-star benefit concert Las Vegas, Nevada, U.S.
[73]
August 15, 2015 Apollo in the Hamptons 2015: A Night of Legends East Hampton, New York, U.S.
[74]
June 6, 2016 Hillary Clinton: She's with Us Los Angeles, California, U.S.
[75]
June 9, 2018 Genentech Gives Back benefit concert San Francisco, California, U.S.
[76]
February 7, 2021 The Verizon Big Concert for Small Business —
[77]
December 1, 2021 World AIDS Day Concert LA Revival Los Angeles, California, U.S.
[78]

Music festivals

Date Event Location Performed song(s) Ref.
May 19, 2000 Tulip Time Festival Holland, Michigan, U.S.
[79]
May 28, 2000 Kiss 95.1's Kiss Music Mania Charlotte, North Carolina, U.S. [80]
June 2, 2000 Z100 Zootopia Uniondale, New York, U.S. [80]
June 3, 2000 Kiss 108's Kiss Concert Mansfield, Massachusetts, U.S. [80]
June 4, 2000 Q 102 Concert Camden, New Jersey, U.S. [80]
July 1, 2000 Summerfest Milwaukee, Wisconsin, U.S. [81]
January 20, 2001 Caracas Pop Festival Caracas, Venezuela
[82]
March 4, 2006 Sanremo Music Festival 2006 Sanremo, Italy "Somos Novios (It's Impossible)" (with Andrea Bocelli) [83]
May 29, 2016 15th edition of Mawazine Festival[c] Rabat, Morocco
[21]
[22]
[23]
June 10, 2018 Los Angeles Pride Los Angeles, California, U.S. "Accelerate" (remix) [84]
September 1, 2018 Curaçao North Sea Jazz Festival Willemstad, Curaçao
[85]
September 11, 2021 LadyLand New York City, New York, U.S.
[86]
June 11, 2022 Los Angeles Pride Los Angeles, California, U.S.
[87]
June 25, 2022 Mallorca Live Mallorca, Spain
[88]
July 23, 2022 Cap Roig Festival Calella de Palafrugell, Spain
[89]
July 25, 2022 Starlite Festival Marbella, Spain
[90]
July 29, 2022 Monte Carlo Summer Festival Monte Carlo, Monaco
[91]
August 6, 2022 Brighton Pride Brighton and Hove, England
[92]
February 23, 2023 Viña del Mar International Song Festival Viña del Mar, Chile
[93]
May 6, 2023 Usher's Lovers and Friends Fest Las Vegas, Nevada, U.S.
[94]
August 5, 2023 Smukfest Skanderborg, Denmark TBA [95]
June 23, 2023 Pride Live New York City, New York, U.S. [96]
TBA[d] HAYA Festival Yerevan, Armenia [97]

See also

Notes

  1. ^ Also titled Stripped World Tour and Stripped... Live.
  2. ^ Also titled Christina Aguilera: My Reflection and My Reflection: Live
  3. ^ Aguilera's performance at the 15th Mawazine Festival was attended by 250,000 people, setting a new record.
  4. ^ Aguilera was announced as a performer at the HAYA Festival, held at the Hrazdan Stadium in Yerevan, Armenia. The show alternately titled Christina Aguilera Live in Armenia, was originally scheduled to be held on October 22, 2022, but following the September 2022 Armenia–Azerbaijan clashes, the show has been postponed.

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