LIVE! Tour 2009

American Idols LIVE! Tour 2009 is a summer concert tour in the United States and Canada featuring the top 10 contestants of the eighth season of American Idol, which airs in 2009. The tour commences on July 5 in Portland, Oregon and ends on September 15 at the Verizon Wireless Arena in Manchester, New Hampshire.

Performers

Kris Allen (Winner)	Adam Lambert (Runner Up)
Danny Gokey (3rd place)	Allison Iraheta (4th place)
Matt Giraud (5th place)	Anoop Desai (6th place)
Lil Rounds (7th place)	Scott MacIntyre (8th place)
Megan Joy (9th place)	Michael Sarver (10th place)

Venues

Date	City	Country	Venue
July 5	Portland, Oregon	U.S.A	Rose Garden
July 7	Tacoma, Washington	U.S.A	Tacoma Dome
July 8	Vancouver, British Columbia	Canada	General Motors Place
July 10	Sacramento, California	U.S.A	ARCO Arena
July 11	Oakland, California	U.S.A	Oracle Arena
July 12	San Jose, California	U.S.A	HP Pavilion at San Jose
July 14	West Valley City, Utah	U.S.A	The E Center
July 16	Los Angeles, California	U.S.A	Staples Center
July 17	Ontario, California	U.S.A	Citizens Business Bank Arena
July 18	San Diego, California	U.S.A	San Diego Sports Arena
July 20	Glendale, Arizona	U.S.A	Jobing.com Arena
July 23	Dallas, Texas	U.S.A	American Airlines Center
July 24	Tulsa, Oklahoma	U.S.A	BOK Center
July 25	Little Rock, Arkansas	U.S.A	Alltel Arena
July 26	Memphis, Tennessee	U.S.A	FedExForum
July 28	Tampa, Florida	U.S.A	St. Pete Times Forum
July 29	Sunrise, Florida	U.S.A	BankAtlantic Center
July 31	Duluth, Georgia	U.S.A	Arena at Gwinnett Center
August 1	Charlotte, North Carolina	U.S.A	Time Warner Cable Arena
August 2	Greensboro, North Carolina	U.S.A	Greensboro Coliseum
August 4	Washington, D.C.	U.S.A	Verizon Center
August 5	Baltimore, Maryland	U.S.A	1st Mariner Arena
August 7	Atlantic City, New Jersey	U.S.A	Boardwalk Hall
August 8	Newark, New Jersey	U.S.A	Prudential Center
August 11	Long Island, New York	U.S.A	Nassau Coliseum
August 14	Hamilton, Ontario	Canada	Copps Coliseum
August 15	Rochester, New York	U.S.A	Blue Cross Arena
August 16	Hartford, Connecticut	U.S.A	XL Center
August 18	Boston, Massachusetts	U.S.A	TD Banknorth Garden
August 19	Albany, New York	U.S.A	Times Union Center
August 20	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	U.S.A	Wachovia Center
August 22	Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania	U.S.A	Mellon Arena
August 23	Cleveland, Ohio	U.S.A	Wolstein Center
August 25	Columbus, Ohio	U.S.A	Schottenstein Center
August 26	Auburn Hills, Michigan	U.S.A	Palace of Auburn Hills
August 28	Milwaukee, Wisconsin	U.S.A	Bradley Center
August 29	St. Louis, Missouri	U.S.A	Scottrade Center
August 30	Kansas City, Missouri	U.S.A	Sprint Center
September 1	Minneapolis, Minnesota	U.S.A	Target Center
September 2	Rosemont, Illinois	U.S.A	Allstate Arena
September 4	Madison, Wisconsin	U.S.A	Alliant Energy Center
September 5	Indianapolis, Indiana	U.S.A	Conseco Fieldhouse
September 6	Grand Rapids, Michigan	U.S.A	Van Andel Arena
September 8	Reading, Pennsylvania	U.S.A	Sovereign Center
September 9	Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania	U.S.A	Wachovia Arena
September 10	Bridgeport, Connecticut	U.S.A	Arena at Harbor Yard
September 12	Portland, Maine	U.S.A	Cumberland County Civic Center
September 13	Providence, Rhode Island	U.S.A	Dunkin' Donuts Center
September 14	Syracuse, New York	U.S.A	War Memorial at Oncenter
September 15	Manchester, New Hampshire	U.S.A	Verizon Wireless Arena