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Britney Spears' ..Baby One More Time Tour was a tour in support of her debut album ...Baby One More Time. It was Spears' first solo national tour. The set was a simple staircase and two platforms where Spears' band was arranged. Spears performed eight songs from her album and covers of Madonna's "Vogue" and "Material Girl," Janet Jackson's "Black Cat" and "Nasty" and Journey's "Open Arms". Steps, P.Y.T. and Michael Fredo were among the opening acts. The tour ran from late June to early September 1999. Overall this tour proved to be highly successful for Britney.

Tommy Jeans (Tommy Hilfiger) was the official sponsor of the United States and Canada Summer Tour. "This year we have really put music in the forefront of everything we do," Hilfiger said. "Britney represents the spirit of Tommy Jeans and of youth today. I cannot think of a better way to continue this exciting year by sponsoring one of today's hottest young recording artists."

Set List:

"School Roll Call Intro"
"(You Drive Me) Crazy
"
"Soda Pop"
"Born To Make You Happy"
"From The Bottom Of My Broken Heart"
"Vogue Intro"
"Material Girl - Nasty - Black Cat (Medley)"
"The Beat Goes On"
"Dance Interlude"
"I Will Be There"
"Open Arms"
"Sometimes
"
"...Baby One More Time
"

Tour dates:

6/28 - Amphitheater, Pompano, Fla.
6/29 - Sun Dome, Tampa, Fla.
7/1 - Civic Theater, Atlanta
7/2 - House Of Blues, Myrtle Beach, S.C.
7/3 - King's Dominion, Richmond, Va.
7/6 - Constitution Hall, Washington, D.C.
7/7 - Hammerstein Ballroom, New York
7/8 - Hershey Pavilion, Hershey, Pa.
7/9 - Montage Mountain Pavilion, Scranton, Pa.
7/10 - Darien Pavilion, Darien Lake, N.Y.
7/11 - Prochter's Theater, Schenectady, N.Y.
7/13 - L'Agora, Quebec City
7/14 - Amphitheater, Toronto
7/16 - Civic Center Theater, Ottawa
7/17 - Molson Centre, Montreal
7/20 - Concert Hall, Winnipeg, Manitoba
7/21 - Centennial Auditorium, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
7/22 - Skyreach Coliseum, Edmonton, Alberta
7/23 - Saddledome, Calgary, Alberta
7/25 - GM Place, Vancouver, B.C.
7/26 - Mercer Arena, Seattle
7/27 - Washington County Fair, Hillsboro, Ore.
7/29 - Paramount Theater, San Francisco
7/30 - California Mid-State Fair, Paso Robles, Calif.
7/31 - Universal Amphitheater, Los Angeles
8/1 - Fox Kids Awards, Los Angeles
8/3 - Adams County Fairgrounds, Brighton, Colo.
8/4 - Paramount Theater, Denver
8/6 - Six Flags, Dallas
8/7 - Airial Theater, Houston
8/8 - UNO Arena, New Orleans
8/10 - Mud Island, Memphis
8/11 - Grand Old Opry, Nashville
8/13 - Six Flags, St. Louis
8/14 - Douglas County Fair, Omaha, Neb.
8/15 - Sioux Empire Fair, Sioux Falls, S.D.
8/17 - Rosemont Theater, Chicago
8/18 - Memorial Auditorium, Columbus, Ohio
8/19 - State Fair of West Virginia, Lewisburg, W.Va.
8/20 - Leanwee County Fair, Adrian, Mich.
8/21 - Hard Rock Live, Orlando, Fla.
8/24 - State Theater, Detroit
8/25 - Murat Theater, Indianapolis
8/26 - Nautica Stage, Cleveland
8/27 - Kings Island, Cincinnati
8/29 - Tower Theater, Philadelphia
8/30 - Champlain Valley Expo, Essex Junction, Vt.
9/1 - Harbor Lights, Boston
9/2 - New York State Fair, Syracuse, N.Y.
9/3 - Oakdale Theater, Wallingford, Conn.
9/4 - Pier 6, Baltimore
9/5 - Allentown Fair, Allentown, Pa.

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