Victory Tour

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The Victory Tour was a 1984 concert tour by The Jacksons, notable for featuring Michael Jackson at the height of his Thriller-era fame and being the group’s final tour together.

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instanceOf 1984 concert tour
concert tour
alsoKnownAs The Jacksons Victory Tour NERFINISHED
associatedAlbum Victory NERFINISHED
attendance approximately 2 million people
charitableAspect Michael Jackson donated his tour proceeds to charity
cityCount 19 cities
controversy high ticket prices
ticket distribution system
country United States of America
surface form: United States
culturalImpact major pop culture event of the 1980s
endDate 1984-12-09
endLocation Los Angeles, California NERFINISHED
endYear 1984
era Thriller era
featuredPerformer Michael Jackson NERFINISHED
finalTourOf The Jacksons NERFINISHED
genre R&B
pop
soul
grossRevenue over 75 million US dollars
groupMemberPerformer Jackie Jackson NERFINISHED
Marlon Jackson NERFINISHED
Randy Jackson NERFINISHED
Tito Jackson NERFINISHED
headliningArtist The Jacksons featuring Michael Jackson NERFINISHED
mainPerformer Michael Jackson NERFINISHED
mediaCoverage extensive
musicIndustrySignificance one of the highest-grossing tours of its time
notableFor being the final concert tour by The Jacksons
featuring Michael Jackson at the height of his Thriller-era fame
numberOfLegs 1
numberOfShows 55
organizedBy The Jacksons NERFINISHED
performingArtist The Jacksons NERFINISHED
precededBy Triumph Tour NERFINISHED
promoter Don King NERFINISHED
setListIncluded Jackson 5 hits NERFINISHED
songs from the album Thriller
songs from the album Victory
sponsor Pepsi NERFINISHED
stageProduction large-scale staging and special effects
startDate 1984-07-06
startLocation Kansas City, Missouri NERFINISHED
startYear 1984
ticketingPolicy initially required purchase of ticket blocks via mail order
timePeriod mid-1980s

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Bad World Tour precededBy Victory Tour