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Diana Ross announces short 2022 tour: How to buy tickets, schedule, dates

• Published: Jun. 23, 2022, 4:11 p.m.

Diana Ross performs a medley at the 61st annual Grammy Awards on Sunday, Feb. 10, 2019, in Los Angeles. (Photo by Matt Sayles/Invision/AP) Matt Sayles/Invision/AP

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Diana Ross is coming out.

The legendary R&B pop star has just announced a quick five-concert tour in the U.S.

She’ll close out the brief trek at New York City’s Radio City Music Hall on Sept. 13.

Following the mini-tour, the former Supremes front woman will conduct a six-concert residency at Las Vegas’ Encore Theatre at Wynn from Sept. 21 through Oct. 1.

Here’s everything you need to know, if you want to see Miss Ross perform live this year.

Where can I buy Diana Ross tickets?

Tickets to see the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee live go on sale to the general public Friday, June 24 at 10 a.m. EST for all shows.

If you don’t want to wait until the tickets go on sale to the general public, you can find seats right now on StubHub , Vivid Seats , SeatGeek , TicketCity and MegaSeats .

First-time Vivid Seats users can get $20 off ticket orders over $200 by entering promo code NJ20 at checkout.

It’s common for speculative tickets to show up on the secondary market first, but be aware that prices may be more expensive than when they go on sale to the general public.

You can find Diana Ross’ complete calendar featuring all upcoming tour dates, venues, show times and links to buy tickets here .

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Fresh off the release of her new album   Thank You , one of the greatest entertainers of all time returns to the Hollywood Bowl for a two-night tour of her hits, which include “I’m Coming Out,” “Ain’t No Mountain High Enough,” “Stop in the Name of Love,” and so many more.

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Diana Ross in Cardiff 2022: Stage times, set list, tickets, parking, road closures and support act

The iconic star is coming to Cardiff

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In a year of great music acts coming to Cardiff including Ed Sheeran, read our review here , and Tom Jones set to perform at the Principality Stadium , Diana Ross is also coming to the capital. Diana will be in Cardiff less than a week after she was the headline act for Party at the Palace, a concert celebrating the Queen's Jubilee.

The queen of Motown will be performing at Cardiff Castle on Friday, June, 10. The show will be part of her UK Thank You Tour, where she will be thanking audiences for their continued support.

The icon is one of the most successful recording artists and entertainers of all time and has shaped the sound of popular music. She led The Supremes to chart dominance with hits such as Baby Love, Stop! In the Name of Love, and You Keep Me Hangin’ On and her solo career saw her collaborate with the Bee Gees and Lionel Richie as well as release some of the most recognisable tracks of all time, including Ain't No Mountain High Enough, Upside Down and I'm Coming Out.

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When is Diana Ross playing in Cardiff?

Diana Ross will be taking over Cardiff Castle on Friday, June, 10. Other acts who have performed in the castle this year include Madness and Dermot Kennedy, you can read all the big gigs happening in Wales in 2022 here.

What time is Diana on stage?

The box office for the event will open at 4pm and you can find the box office at the Castle Street entrance to the Castle, just left to the main door. The gates will open at 6pm and the concert is expected to finish at 10.45pm.

Who is the support act?

Welsh male choir Only Men Aloud will be supporting Diana Ross in Cardiff Castle. Only Men Aloud is a ten-strong male choir and have been in the limelight for nearly ten years.

They won the BBC One show Last Choir Standing and since then have performed at the London 2012 Olympic Opening Ceremony, The Royal Variety Performance, and gone on a very successful tour of the USA.

Can I still get tickets?

There are still some tickets available for Diana Ross's concert but at very low availability. Tickets are available on Ticketmaster for £96.85 and for £96.83 on Gigantic.

What is the setlist?

At her most recent show in Florida in February 2022, Diana performed this setlist. If that still stands, then you can expect...

I'm Coming Out

More Today Than Yesterday

My World Is Empty Without You

Where Did Our Love Go

Stop! In the Name of Love

Come See About Me

You Can't Hurry Love

Upside Down

Love Hangover/ Take Me Higher/ Ease on Down the Road

It's My House

Chain Reaction

Why Do Fools Fall in Love

Ain't No Mountain High Enough

Will there be road closures?

Castle Street will be closed at 10pm until the crowds disperse, which is usually by 10.45pm, when Castle Street will be re-opened.

Where can I park?

There are a number of council-owned car parks which cater for 24-hour parking. A few examples include Sophia Gardens Car Park, which charges 24 hours a day and costs up to £17.60 for the full day. Castle Mews Car Park which charges between 8am and 8pm Monday – Saturday and costs up to £6.10 for five hours, and North Road Car Park, which costs £8.80 for a full day (until midnight that evening) - its charging hours are Monday to Sunday between 8am and 6pm.

What items are banned from Cardiff Castle?

Fans are asked not to bring a bag into the castle but are advised if they must bring one it can be no bigger than an A4 sheet of paper. You also can not bring in your own food or drink and there will be a range of catering offering a variety of street food and drink at the castle.

The concert is also a standing concert so limited seating will be allowed in the castle. Only one small foldable chair per person will be allowed and fans are asked to only bring a chair if necessary.

Other banned items are:

Anything that could be considered a weapon

Any type of pyrotechnics such as fireworks, flares, or smoke bombs

Aerosols, airhorns, megaphones, gas canisters, psychoactive substances aka ‘legal’ highs, paper lanterns, or glass items. These will be confiscated upon entry and not returned.

Any form of professional audio or visual recording equipment

An umbrella

Dogs with the exception of assistance dogs

Any valuables

Furniture of any kind

Food and drink

Will the concert still go ahead in bad weather?

As the concert is in the grounds of Cardiff Castle, there is no roof. Organisers of the event Orchard Live have said the concert will not be cancelled in bad weather and for fans to dress and bring suitable clothing. Umbrellas are not allowed.

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Diana Ross is gearing up for a headlining tour that is set to kick off in June. Her Music Legacy Tour will begin on June 9 in Temecula, California, at Pechanga Resort & Casino – Pechanga Summit.

Ross will then head to a number of major cities across the country including San Diego, Santa Barbara Reno, Atlantic City, Hershey, and more. The tour is set to conclude with a performance at Chautauqua Amphitheater on July 2 in Chautauqua, New York.

“I’m delighted to announce The Music Legacy Tour 2023: a celebration of my greatest No.1 hits! I’m coming home to the US to sing hit after hit from my solo career & my time with The Supremes . It’s going to be a love fest,” Ross shared in a social media post.

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The last time we heard from Ross was in 2022, when she unveiled her delightful Tame Impala-featuring “Turn Up The Sunshine,” from Illumination’s Minions: The Rise of Gru , produced by 2022 Grammy Producer of the Year Jack Antonoff. The unique collaboration followed the release of Ms. Ross’ Thank You album, which was released via Decca Records in 2021 .

Later that summer, it was confirmed that Ross broke the Glastonbury home viewing records for the festival’s Legends slot, surpassing 2019’s performance by Australian pop star Kylie Minogue.

TV audience numbers for the Grammy-winning singer’s Sunday afternoon slot  overtook Minogue’s original record-holding audience average of three million from BBC One’s broadcast. According to UK’s Universal Music Operations Limited, Ross’ overnight average audience figure reached 3.1 million.

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Diana Ross’ The Music Legacy Tour 2023 Dates: June 9 — Temecula, CA @ Pechanga Resort & Casino – Pechanga Summit Jun 10 — Rancho Mirage, CA @ Agua Caliente Casino Jun 11 — San Diego, CA @ The Rady Shell at Jacobs Park Jun 13 — Santa Barbara, CA @ Santa Barbara Bowl Jun 16 — Reno, NV @ Grand Sierra Resort – Grand Theatre Jun 17 — Wheatland, CA @ Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Sacramento – Hard Rock Live Jun 19 — Jacksonville, OR @ Britt Pavilion Jun 20 — Troutdale, OR @ McMenamins Edgefield Jun 24 — Atlantic City, NJ @ Mark G. Etess Arena Jun 27 — Hershey, PA @ The Hershey Theatre Jul 01 — Vienna, VA @ Wolf Trap Jul 02 — Chautauqua, NY @ Chautauqua Amphitheater

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Diana Ross takes Austin crowd higher in hit-filled set with Music Legacy Tour at ACL Live

T o no one’s shock, Diana Ross has picked up a few untouchable skills. Nobody drags a fabulous coat around the stage like she does. Few can pull off sequined chartreuse like the original dream girl. And no one, I mean no one, connects with their fans like The Boss.

Ross brought her Music Legacy Tour to ACL Live on Tuesday and treated Austin to a nostalgic evening of greatest hits (and a couple newer songs from her 2021 album “Thank You,” too). The vibes were silly, the room was packed and the mountains just weren’t darn high enough.

Here are four things you missed if you weren’t at Ross’ show.

Diana Ross deserves to be worshiped like the diva that she is

When the concert started, the band broke out into horn-heavy fanfare. “Are you ready for The Boss?” the two backup singers rang out like Greek muses. You’d think Cecil B. DeMille directed the evening.Ross came out to “I’m Coming Out,” natch, her platinum-certified party-starter from 1980. It’s a gay rights anthem, too, which wasn’t remarked upon Tuesday, but the star’s folding fan was color-coordinated with that chartreuse gown. What an ally.

Motown Records signed The Supremes in 1961, and Ross’ onstage magic has endured those 63 years without losing a bit of shine. On songs like “More Today Than Yesterday,” she iconically stuck her arms out like she was flying on the bow of the Titanic. Any good impersonator knows that to channel Ross, you need to periodically brush your mane back from your face with gentle fingers; the O.G. also knows this, and obliged often. Her performance style is still smiley and sweet, especially on Supremes numbers like “Baby Love.”

And Ross was funny, too. She flashed a bicep when a song invoked strength and rubbed her tummy a little on “Love Child.” By the end of the night, she was goofing around with a hot pink feather boa on top of her head while singing “I Will Survive.”

“If I can move like this and I’m 47 …” she joked while stirring the audience into dance.In recent years, a few old-school divas have received late-career appreciation and gotten well-deserved flowers. Stevie Nicks hung out with Haim and starred on “American Horror Story.” Cher stole the “Mamma Mia” sequel out from under Meryl Streep. And well, Dolly Parton is more famous than she’s ever been — just count how many Catholic-style saint candles bear her blonde bouffant at any given gift shop.

Any conversation about living legends still shining in the celestial firmament must include chart-smashing polymath Ms. Ross. After decades of blazing trails for pop stars and Black women in music, not a single sequin is out of place.

Few singers have amassed quite the songbook of Diana Ross.

As the name of Ross’ tour implies, she put her legacy front and center. Tuesday’s concert included a few Supremes hits at the top. She punctuated “Stop! In the Name of Love” with an outstretched palm like the Motown days never ended.

There were tastes of the 1970s — a groovy bit of “Love Hangover,” a disco pick-me-up with “The Boss” and a ballad-tastic rendition of “Touch Me In the Morning,” the lyrics of which seemed a fitting thesis for a night of memories. “We don't have tomorrow/ But we had yesterday,” indeed.Fans of Ross’ film work got to enjoy beloved tunes from “Mahogany,” “The Wiz” and “Lady Sings the Blues.” To represent that last one, which netted Ross a best actress Oscar nomination for playing Billie Holiday, she selected “Don’t Explain.” It was the highlight of the night. The Holiday cover let Ross embrace a smokier side, her voice an ember burning strong in a pile of lovelorn ashes. And like a true diva, she took advantage of the song’s piano solo to don a new feathered cloak and dab a hanky on her brow.

For an all-to-brief moment, Ross took us to 1995 with “Take Me Higher,” performed as part of a medley. If there was one missed opportunity, it was giving a short, straightforward rendition of that glorious club single. In the era of “Renaissance,” how nice would it have been to revel in that slice of sweaty dance floor pop?

(OK, if there were two missed opportunities, then the second was not performing “Turn Up the Sunshine,” a 2022 collab with Tame Impala from a “Minions” movie soundtrack, of all things. It’s a dope song.)

Tuesday’s concert was a family affair

About midway through the show, Ross brought out her eldest daughter, Rhonda Ross, a singer-songwriter who travels with the star on tour. They did a sweet duet on “Count On Me,” a song Rhonda wrote for her mom.

Mama Ross let her daughter take the spotlight during a costume change. She performed four songs — examples of what she calls “motivational music.” Rhonda Ross had plenty of brio on the stage, but it was a tough spot to be in, following some of the best pop classics ever written with coffeehouse poetry.

The energy in the audience notably dipped before Ross returned to bring things home, sparkling in a gown the color of pink Champagne and a billowing, cotton-candy coat. By “Ain’t No Mountain High Enough,” Ross had the crowd fully back.

The fans and Diana Ross share a Supreme bond

And Ross really, really had that crowd. The super fans showed up to ACL Live, and she met them with a love that felt genuine and generous. At moments, she made intentional eye contact with fans. “I see you,” she said often. “Reach Out and Touch (Somebody’s Hand)” was not just a song title for the singer, either.

During a rollicking “Upside Down,” a fan gave Ross a bouquet. The singer juggled it in her hands with a mic and a fan.

After chiding the audience to dance, she brought one woman up on stage to “show them how it’s done.” A little hip-shaking led into a lovely hug.

During “Ease On Down the Road,” two ladies next to me in their own sequined outfits took each other’s arms, and they strutted down imaginary yellow bricks in the balcony of ACL Live. Another woman in my row, who danced the whole night, told me that she was in elementary school when she first saw Ross perform as part of The Supremes.

Ross ended the night with “Thank You,” the title track from her latest album. The level to which the star — again, an American icon with a career that spans six decades — made herself available to the concert-goers was touching.

One person in the front row took Ross’ hand and kissed it. Several folks handed her records to autograph, which she did. She passed one person her microphone while she signed his treasure. (They showed superhuman restraint and didn’t speak into it.) Ross held out one album’s cover to the crowd. From the cheap seats, it looked like 1970’s “Everything Is Everything,” featuring a 20-something Ross in a sparkly nude bodysuit. She laughed a “get a load of this kid” laugh.Earlier in the evening, Ross said, “You guys know I’ve got a birthday coming up. I’m turning 80.” The crowd roared. She said she preferred to turn that numeral upside down and make it into an infinity sign.

“They’re going to have to drag me off the stage,” she said.

Setlist for Diana Ross at ACL Live

• “I’m Coming Out”
• “More Today Than Yesterday”
• “Baby Love”
• “Stop! In the Name of Love”
• “Come See About Me”
• “You Can’t Hurry Love”
• “Love Child”
• “Touch Me In the Morning”
• “Don’t Explain”
• “Upside Down”
• “Reach Out and Touch (Somebody’s Hand)”
• Medley: “Love Hangover”/”Take Me Higher”/”Ease On Down the Road”
• “Count On Me”
• Rhonda Ross interlude
• “If the World Just Danced”
• “Why Do Fools Fall In Love”
• “Theme from ‘Mahogany’ (Do You Know Where You’re Going To)”
• “Ain’t No Mountain High Enough”
• “I Will Survive”
• “Thank You”

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In Clearwater, Diana Ross’ dazzling concert included a ‘special gift’ for fans

• Gabrielle Calise Times staff

CLEARWATER — Living legend Diana Ross didn’t come back to Florida just to watch us all stand around.

“Can you feel the music? Are you moving your body? Are you just moving your shoulders?” she asked the nearly 4,000-fan crowd at the BayCare Sound on Thursday night.

Ross swirled her hips to show everyone how it was done.

“And I’m 37!” she laughed. “You know I’m 80, right? They say move it or lose it, so I’m gonna move it!”

Ross’ return to Clearwater, her first Tampa Bay show since 2019, felt like a warm reunion even for those seeing her for the first time. The Motown star filled her hour-and-a-half set with the hits she knew people wanted to hear, from her solo songs to the best of The Supremes. But it didn’t feel like Ross was going through the motions on some nostalgia tour. Instead, she made it clear: This concert was a big thank you for the loyal listeners.

At one point in the evening, Ross even invited the audience to recite her own personal mantra of gratitude, line by line:

“I’m so grateful for all the blessings in my life, for there are many.

All is well. Thank you, thank you, thank you.”

In lieu of an opening act, Ross kicked off her show with a 10-minute film. On the giant screen behind her band, scenes flashed through the singer’s life, starting with her childhood in Detroit. Cursive letters flashed across the screen: “I’m here. I love you. Let’s have fun again.”

Finally, Ross burst onstage, a cloud of curly hair and pink ruffled fabric. She snapped open a matching fan and howled: “I’m coming out!”

Ross proved she’s still “the boss,” with a velvet-smooth voice that sounds just as strong and sweet as it did back in the 1960s. As the last living original member of The Supremes, Ross made sure to spend time on hits like “Baby Love” and “You Can’t Hurry Love.” She flaunted tunes from her acting days: “Ease on Down the Road” from “The Wiz” and a sultry number out of the Billie Holiday-inspired film “Lady Sings the Blues.”

There were covers aplenty, including her electric version of Gloria Gaynor’s disco staple “I Will Survive.” Ross briefly shared songs from her 2021 album “Thank You,” which was written during a pandemic-induced touring pause.

While most of the audience dressed casual to weather the swampy evening, a few opted for diva-glam: tiaras, jackets draped with sparkly fringe, even silver slippers like the pair Ross wore as Dorothy in “The Wiz.” One man swung a feather boa over his head. A mother-daughter duo, in coordinated black-and-silver outfits, serenaded each other in the aisle. Across the amphitheater, everyone thrust their palms straight out in sync with Ross: Stop! In the name of love!

Ross proved herself to be a benevolent diva, inviting fans in front of the stage to snap some quick photos. She urged the audience: “Call me Mama D.” She only scolded those who threatened the dance party.

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“I guess the security wants you to sit in your seats,” she said. “But I want you to move your bodies.”

At another point, she quipped:

“I don’t like the security walking up and down. ... It’s intimidating. I’ve got a nice audience. Gentle and nice — like me!”

The biggest surprise of the evening came when Ross brought out a “special gift” for her fans: her daughter, Rhonda Ross. Their voices soared together on a touching duet of “Count on Me,” a song Rhonda wrote for her mom.

When Mama D disappeared to change into another flamboyant ballgown, Rhonda stayed to perform a few tunes of her own. One person in the audience, then another, said out loud: “She sounds just like her mother.”

Diana Ross’ Clearwater setlist

1. I’m Coming Out

2. More Today Than Yesterday (Spiral Starecase cover)

3. Baby Love (The Supremes song)

4. Stop! In the Name of Love (The Supremes song)

5. You Can’t Hurry Love (The Supremes song)

6. Touch Me in the Morning

7. Love Child (Diana Ross & The Supremes cover)

8. The Boss

9. Reflections (Diana Ross & The Supremes cover)

10. Upside Down

11. Reach Out and Touch (Somebody’s Hand)

12. Love Hangover

13. Take Me Higher

14. Ease on Down the Road (from the soundtrack of “The Wiz”)

15. Don’t Explain (Billie Holiday cover, from the soundtrack of “Lady Sings the Blues”)

16. Count on Me (with daughter Rhonda Ross)

17. Rhonda Ross solo interlude (Diana Ross left the stage)

18. If the World Just Danced

19. Why Do Fools Fall in Love (Frankie Lymon & The Teenagers cover)

20. Theme From Mahogany (Do You Know Where You’re Going To)

21. Ain’t No Mountain High Enough (Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell cover)

22. I Will Survive (Gloria Gaynor cover)

Gabrielle Calise is a culture reporter who covers music, nostalgia and offbeat Florida trends. Reach her at [email protected].

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• Opening film ( Montage of Diana Ross‘s life story with many songs included. ) Play Video
• I'm Coming Out Play Video
• More Today Than Yesterday ( Spiral Starecase  cover) Play Video
• Baby Love ( The Supremes  song) Play Video
• Stop! In the Name of Love ( The Supremes  song) Play Video
• You Can't Hurry Love ( The Supremes  song) Play Video
• Touch Me In The Morning Play Video
• The Boss Play Video
• Upside Down Play Video
• Reach Out and Touch (Somebody's Hand) Play Video
• Love Hangover Play Video
• Take Me Higher Play Video
• Ease on Down the Road ( Diana Ross and Michael Jackson  cover) Play Video
• Don't Explain ( Billie Holiday  cover) Play Video
• I Still Believe Play Video
• Count on Me (with Rhonda Ross Kendrick ) Play Video
• Driving Me Away Play Video
• Back To Love Play Video
• Maybe I'll Fly Play Video
• Why Do Fools Fall in Love ( Frankie Lymon & The Teenagers  cover) Play Video
• Theme From Mahogany (Do You Know Where You're Going To) Play Video
• Ain't No Mountain High Enough ( Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell  cover) Play Video
• I Will Survive ( Gloria Gaynor  cover) Play Video
• All I Do Is Win ( DJ Khaled  cover) Play Video
• Q&A Play Video
• Thank You Play Video

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• Ain't No Mountain High Enough by Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell
• All I Do Is Win by DJ Khaled
• Baby Love by The Supremes
• Don't Explain by Billie Holiday
• Ease on Down the Road by Diana Ross and Michael Jackson
• I Will Survive by Gloria Gaynor
• More Today Than Yesterday by Spiral Starecase
• Stop! In the Name of Love by The Supremes
• Why Do Fools Fall in Love by Frankie Lymon & The Teenagers
• You Can't Hurry Love by The Supremes
• Back To Love
• Driving Me Away
• Maybe I'll Fly
• Opening film
• Count on Me
• I Still Believe
• I'm Coming Out
• Upside Down
• Love Hangover
• Reach Out and Touch (Somebody's Hand)
• Theme From Mahogany (Do You Know Where You're Going To)
• Take Me Higher
• Touch Me In The Morning

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