Mid Summer Nights Dream Tour

Mid Summer Nights Dream Tour
Tour by Donna Summer
Start date	June 1996
End date	November 1996
Legs	2
Donna Summer tour chronology
Mid Summer Nights Dream Tour (1996) Live & More Encore Tour (1999)

The Mid Summer Nights Dream Tour was a world tour by singer Donna Summer. The popularity of her previous year's Endless Summer Tour resulted in this tour, and the staging included copies of Ms. Summer's paintings. In this tour's version of "Dim All the Lights" she told the story of how she wrote the song for Rod Stewart, and then chickened out before approaching him. She sang the song both as she envisioned him singing it, and her own up-tempo version.

Set list

1. Overture / Video Intro / I Feel Love (Instrumental)
2. This Time I Know It's for Real
3. Once Upon a Time (Theme) / Could It Be Magic
4. On the Radio
5. No Ordinary Love Song
6. Someone to Watch Over Me
7. Part of Your World (duet with Brooklyn and Amanda Sudano)
8. My Man Medley
9. No More Tears (Enough Is Enough) (duet with Mary Bernard)
10. Heaven Knows
11. Fred Astaire
12. Riding Through the Storm
13. I Don't Wanna Work That Hard
14. Dim All the Lights
15. She Works Hard for the Money
16. Bad Girls
17. Hot Stuff
18. My Life
19. Love's About to Change My Heart

1. Encore, Last Dance

Tour stops

1. Ledyard, Connecticut - Foxwoods Resort Casino
2. Atlantic City, New Jersey - Trump Plaza
3. Wallingford, Connecticut - Oakdale Theatre
4. Wantagh, New York - Nikon at Jones Beach Theater
5. Holmdel, New Jersey - PNC Bank Arts Center
6. Hershey, Pennsylvania - Star Pavilion
7. Vienna, Virginia - Wolf Trap
8. Myrtle Beach, South Carolina - Palace Theater
9. Greenville, North Carolina
10. Atlanta, Georgia - Chastain Park
11. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania - Mann Center for the Performing Arts
12. Hyannis, Massachusetts - Cape Cod Melody Tent
13. Warwick, Rhode Island - Warwick Musical Theatre
14. Boston, Massachusetts - Bank of America Pavilion
15. Buffalo, New York - Shea's Performing Arts Center
16. Indianapolis, Indiana
17. Columbus, Ohio - State Theatre
18. Chicago, Illinois - Rosemont Theatre
19. Merrillville, Indiana - Star Plaza Theatre
20. Detroit, Michigan - DTE Energy Music Theatre
21. Cleveland, Ohio - Nautica Stage
22. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania - Benedum Center
23. San Diego, California - San Diego Civic Theater
24. Cerritos, California - Cerritos Center
25. Las Vegas, Nevada - Las Vegas Hilton