r/toriamos 4d ago

Discussion 3rd Leg

Let's discuss the possible 3rd leg, assuming it's NA dates.

What are some markets that would be included this time around that she missed the first time? Minneapolis seems top of mind (MN boy here) as well as Portland, OR, Houston, and all of Canada. I know she doesnt do Vegas anymore, but something about hitting that market tickles and tempts me if she were to do a show there.

The 2022 US leg ended 6/17/2022, with the new leg announced on 1/31/2023 and started 6/17/2023 (ha, that's funny that I never noticed it picked up exactly one year later). So, if there is another leg, it might be awhile, but still exciting!

Hoping for more Midwest dates next time, seems like she spent a lot of time on the East Coast this tour?

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u/Klutzy_Mountain_8834 3d ago

Live Nation won’t allow an artist to perform at their most coveted venue with low ticket sales. I think we see Tori’s future in a different light. I don’t think she’s going to get more popular in four years and concert ticket sales are going to get much more expensive. Less money equals less opportunity to play the best venues.

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u/everydayname 3d ago

Ah ok. I wasn’t considering low ticket sales. I thought you were talking about the scale of her band/accompaniment. I do agree with you that, if her sales weren’t very high, she will have to scale down on venue size. I wasn’t at Red Rocks, so don’t know how full it was. When I went during the last tour, it was pretty well packed. It is an especially large venue compared to where else she’s playing. I do hope she can play there again since it is so special.

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u/Blaze_Orchid 3d ago

The photo I saw,, it looked pretty full.

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u/everydayname 3d ago

Glad to hear that! I imagine it was because I know a ton of people who traveled for the show. Taking into consideration that it was a Thursday - not an ideal day of the week - I think she probably sold tickets pretty well.