Mama's Gun Tour

Mama's Gun Tour
Tour by Erykah Badu
Associated album	Mama's Gun
Start date	February 10, 2001
End date	September 3, 2001
Legs	3
Erykah Badu tour chronology
Baduizm Tour (1997) Mama's Gun Tour (2001) Frustrated Artist Tour (2003)

Mama's Gun Tour was a world tour and the second by American R&B/Soul singer, Erykah Badu in 2001 in support of her multi-Platinum selling album Mama's Gun. The tour started February 10 in Cleveland, OH across the U.S., the second leg continued with additional dates through the summer in Europe and the U.S.

When the tour arrived in Toronto, Canada on February 19, after Badu's final song "Bag Lady" the singer received a gold certification plaque award for her top selling album, "Mama's Gun".

Opening Acts

• Musiq (select dates)

• Talib Kweli (U.S. Leg)

• Common (U.S. Leg)

Set list

1. "Badu Show" (Intro)
2. "Rimshot"
3. "Certainly"
4. "No Love"
5. "Other Side Of The Game"
6. "Didn't Cha Know"
7. "Times A Wastin'" (select dates)
8. "My Life"
9. "On & On"/"...& On"
10. "Sometimes" (select dates)
11. "Cleva"
12. "Penitentiary Philosophy"
13. "Hey Suga"/"Kiss Me On My Neck"
14. "A.D. 2000"
15. "Stay" (Chaka Khan song) (select dates)
16. **African Dance Segment**
17. "Orange Moon"
18. "Jah No Dead" (Bob Marley Cover)
19. "Green Eyes"
20. "Geto Heaven Part two" (with Common) (select dates)
21. "Tyrone"
22. "Bag Lady"

Notes

• During the March 7, concert in San Diego, Common joined Badu on stage and both performed "Geto Heaven Part two" from Common's Platinum selling album, Like Water for Chocolate (2000).

Band

• Director/Keyboards: Geno "JuneBugg" Young
• Keyboards: R.C. Williams
• Drums: Raphael "Lock Johnson" Iglehart
• Percussions: Ramon Gonzalez
• Flute: Dwayne Kerr
• Bass: Braylon Lacy
• Background vocals: N'dambi, Chinah Blac, Yahzarah

Tour dates

Date	City	Country	Venue
North America
February 10, 2001	Cleveland	United States	Allen Theater
February 12, 2001	Washington, DC		DAR Constitution Hall
February 13, 2001
February 14, 2001	New York City		Radio City Music Hall
February 17, 2001	Boston		Orpheum Theater
February 18, 2001	Upper Darby		Tower Theater
February 19, 2001	Toronto	Canada	Massey Hall
February 22, 2001	Detroit	United States	Fox Theater
February 23, 2001	Chicago, IL		Auditorium Theater
February 24, 2001
February 28, 2001	Atlanta		Fox Theater
March 1, 2001	New Orleans		Saeneger Theater
March 3, 2001	Austin		Austin Music Hall
March 4, 2001	Houston		Ariel Theater
March 6, 2001	Phoenix		Celebrity Theater
March 7, 2001	San Diego		4th & B Club
March 9, 2001	Los Angeles		Universal Amphitheater
March 12, 2001	Oakland		Paramount Theater
March 14, 2001	Las Vegas		The Joint
March 16, 2001	Denver		The Fillmore
March 17, 2001	Kansas City		Midland Theater
March 18, 2001	Dallas		Bronco Bowl

Summer dates

Date	City	Country	Venue
North America
July 5, 2001	New Orleans	United States	Louisiana Superdome
Europe
July 9, 2002	Munich	Germany	Olympia Hall
July 10, 2001	Cologne	Germany	Museumsplatz
July 11, 2001	Hamburg	Germany	Stadpark
July 14, 2001	The Hague	Holland	Statenhall
July 16, 2001	Manchester	England	Apollo Theater
July 17, 2001	London	England	Brixton Academy
July 18, 2001
July 20, 2001	The Hague	Holland	Statenhall
North America
August 1, 2001	Portsmouth	United States	Harbor Center
August 3, 2001	Washington, DC		DAR Constitution Hall
August 4, 2001	Richmond		Landmark Theater
August 5, 2001	Baltimore		Pier Six Pavilion
August 6, 2001	New York City		Central Park Summerstage
August 8, 2001	Clarkston		DTE Energy Music Theater
August 10, 2001	Columbus, Ohio		Palace Theater
August 11, 2001	Milwaukee		Riverside Theater
August 12, 2001	Minneapolis		Orpheum Theater
August 15, 2001	Seattle		The Pier
August 18, 2001	Santa Barbara		Santa Barbara Bowl
August 19, 2001	Los Angeles		Greek Theater
August 21, 2001	San Diego		Humphrey's
August 23, 2001	Denver		Red Rocks Amphitheater
August 25, 2001	St. Louis		The Pageant
August 26, 2001	Chicago		Arie Crown Theater
September 2, 2001	Atlantic City		Taj Mahal
September 3, 2001	Boston		Fleet Pavilion

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