‘American Idol’ tour set for Season 8 finalists
"AMERICAN IDOL" TOP 10: Clockwise from top L: Michael Sarver, Scott MacIntyre, Allison Iraheta, Adam Lambert, Anoop Desai, Matt Giraud, Danny Gokey, Lil Rounds, Megan Joy, and Kris Allen (Fox Photo)
“American Idol” is winding down. But the Season 8 finale May 19 and 20 on Fox will not be the last chance to hear the top contestants sing.
This season’s top 10 “Idols” will perform in 50 cities across the country this summer, and tickets for “American Idols Live! Tour 2009″ go on sale Saturday (May 9). Go to www.ticketmaster.com, www.americanidol.com or www.aeglive.com for ticket information.
The tour kicks off July 5 in Portland, Ore., stops at Tulsa’s BOK Center on July 24 and ends Sept. 15 in Manchester, N.H.
Making the tour trip will be Adam Lambert, Allison Iraheta, Anoop Desai, Danny Gokey, Kris Allen, Lil Rounds, Matt Giraud, Megan Joy, Michael Sarver and Scott MacIntyre.
–Penny TV
“AMERICAN IDOL” TOP 10: Clockwise from top L: Michael Sarver, Scott MacIntyre, Allison Iraheta, Adam Lambert, Anoop Desai, Matt Giraud, Danny Gokey, Lil Rounds, Megan Joy, and Kris Allen (Fox Photo)
American Idols Live! Tour 2009
••July 5 — Portland, OR (Rose Garden)
••July 7 — Tacoma, WA (Tacoma Dome)
••July 8 — Vancouver, BC (General Motors Place)
••July 10 — Sacramento, CA (ARCO Arena)
••July 11 — Oakland, CA (Oracle Arena)
••July 12 — San Jose, CA (HP Pavilion)
••July 14 — West Valley City, UT (E Center)
••July 16 — Los Angeles, CA (Staples Center)
••July 17 — Ontario, CA (Citizens Bank Arena)
••July 18 — San Diego, CA (Sports Arena)
••July 20 — Glendale, AZ (Jobing.com Arena)
••July 23 — Dallas, TX (American Airlines Center)
••July 24 — Tulsa, OK (BOK Center)
••July 25 — N. Little Rock, AR (Alltel Arena)
••July 26 — Memphis, TN (FedEx Forum)
••July 28 — Tampa, FL (St. Pete Times Forum)
••July 29 — Sunrise, FL (BankAtlantic Center)
••July 31 — Duluth, GA (Arena at Gwinnett Center)
••Aug. 1 — Charlotte, NC (Time Warner Cable Arena)
••Aug. 2 — Greensboro, NC (Greensboro Coliseum)
••Aug. 4 — Washington DC (Verizon Center)
••Aug. 5 — Baltimore, MD (1st Mariner Arena)
••Aug. 7 — Atlantic City, NJ (Boardwalk Hall)
••Aug. 8 — Newark, NJ (Prudential Center)
••Aug. 11 — Long Island, NY (Nassau Coliseum)
••Aug. 14 — Hamilton, ON (Copps Coliseum)
••Aug. 15 — Rochester, NY (Blue Cross Arena)
••Aug. 16 — Hartford, CT (XL Center)
••Aug. 18 — Boston, MA (TD Banknorth Garden)
••Aug. 19 — Albany, NY (Times Union Center)
••Aug. 20 — Philadelphia, PA (Wachovia Center)
••Aug. 22 — Pittsburgh, PA (Mellon Arena)
••Aug. 23 — Cleveland, OH (Wolstein Center)
••Aug. 25 — Columbus, OH (Schottenstein Center)
••Aug. 26 — Auburn Hills, MI (The Palace of Auburn Hills)
••Aug. 28 — Milwaukee, WI (Bradley Center)
••Aug. 29 — St. Louis, MO (Scottrade Center)
••Aug. 30 — Kansas City, MO (Sprint Center)
••Sept. 1 — Minneapolis, MN (Target Center)
••Sept. 2 — Rosemont, IL (Allstate Arena)
••Sept. 4 — Madison, WI (Alliant Energy Center)
••Sept. 5 — Indianapolis, IN (Conseco Fieldhouse)
••Sept. 6 — Grand Rapids, MI (Van Andel Arena)
••Sept. 8 — Reading, PA (Sovereign Center)
••Sept. 9 — Wilkes Barre, PA (Wachovia Arena)
••Sept. 10 — Bridgeport, CT (Arena at Harbor Yard)
••Sept. 12 — Portland, ME (Cumberland Civic Center)
••Sept. 13 — Providence, RI (Dunkin Donuts Center)
••Sept. 14 — Syracuse, NY (War Memorial Arena)
••Sept. 15 — Manchester, NH (Verizon Wireless Arena)
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