Namie Amuro "PLAY" Tour 2007-2008

Namie Amuro "PLAY" tour is the 8th tour by J-Pop artist Namie Amuro. The tour started in Chiba of Chiba Prefecture, Japan on August 18th 2007 at the Ichihara Citizen Hallcite web | title=VISION FACTORY | work= namie amuro Live Tour 2007 Information | url=http://www.visionfactory.jp/news/news_archives/0703261900_amuro.html | accessdate=September 27 | accessyear=2007] , and is set to end, February 27th, 2008. Originally, the last date on the tour was December 25th 2007, but additional stops on the tour were added (These further stops are referred to as the PLAY MORE segment of the tour). The tour was used to promote her 7th album, PLAY. All the tracks on PLAY are performed during the set with the exception of "Pink Key", which is performed during the encore. A DVD from the October 30th 2007 (at the Tokyo International Forum A) performance was released on February 27th [ [http://www.cdjapan.co.jp/detailview.html?KEY=AVBD-91533 Namie Amuro / Namie Amuro Play Tour 2007 ] ] and immediately shot up to the #2 spot of the Oricon Charts.

Namie has debuted songs from her new single 60s 70s 80s during the PLAY MORE segment of the tour in 2008. Each song was performed in order after Hello and before 人魚.

SWEET 19 BLUES was originally credited as being available on the dvd but has since been removed.

Track listing

cite web | title=Namie Amuro ~White Light~ | work=Namie Amuro PLAY tour 2007 - debut! | url=http://www.amurox.com/?p=528 | accessdate=September 27 | accessyear=2007]
# Hide & Seek
# Full Moon
# It's all about you
# butterfly
# DARLING
# Come
# Luvotomy
# Should I Love Him?
# Girl Talk
# Funky Town
# Hello
# 人魚
# Baby Don't Cry
# Step With It
# Chase the Chance
# Can't Sleep, Can't Eat, I'm Sick
# Want Me, Want Me
# Violet Sauce
# Top Secret-encore-
# Pink Key
# Can You Celebrate?
# Say the word (Breeze House Mix)

*Additional songs performed during encore in different venues:
#- RESPECT the POWER OF LOVE
#- SWEET 19 BLUES
#- Don't wanna cry
#- White Light

Charts

Oricon Sales Chart (Japan)

References