Celine Dion Unveils Routing For First North American Tour In More Than A Decade

Celine Dion
Erin Schumacher – Celine Dion
Rose Garden Arena, Portland, Ore.

Celine Dion has big plans after she wraps up her longtime Las Vegas residency, with dates announced today for her first North American tour in more than a decade.  

“I’m so grateful to all the fans who have come to see my show in Las Vegas for so many years, and now I get the chance to create a brand new show and bring it to them in North America, and around the world,” Dion said in a statement. “I’m very excited about this tour, and my new album … coming later this year.”
Her new English-language album is due out this fall as the follow-up to 2013’s Loved Me Back To Life. 
The Courage World Tour feature stops in more than 50 cities, starting with two nights at Videotron Centre Sept. 18-19 in Quebec City, Quebec, just outside Queen Celine’s hometown of Charlemagne, Quebec. Dates are booked through April 2020. 
A Team Celine presale for the first round of shows, scheduled September through March 13, begins April 8 at 10 a.m. and runs through April 11 at 10 p.m. The public onsale starts April 12. All times local.  
Onsale information for shows scheduled March 24 through April 27 is forthcoming. 
Dion’s final run of 16 shows at The Colosseum is set to begin on May 14. By the time she concludes her “Celine” residency on June 8, the show will have run periodically at the Las Vegas venue for more than eight years. 
During that time, box-office tallies from 346 performances of the production have been logged in Pollstar’s archives with sales reaching $225 million from over 1.4 million tickets. 
Her first residency at the theater, “A New Day…,” staged from 2003 to 2007, wrapped with a final gross totaling $385 million from 2.8 million tickets over 713 performances.
Here’s the plan for the Courage World Tour: 
 
9/18 & 9/20 – Videotron Centre – Quebec, QC
9/26 & 9/27 – Bell Centre – Montreal, QC
10/16 – Canadian Tire Centre – Ottawa, ON
10/18 – Quicken Loans Arena – Cleveland, OH
10/20 – Schottenstein Center – Columbus, OH
10/22 – KFC Yum! Center – Louisville, KY
10/24 – U.S. Bank Arena – Cincinnati, OH
10/26 – Enterprise Center – St. Louis, MO
10/28 – Sprint Center – Kansas City, MO
10/30 – FargoDome – Fargo, ND
11/1 – Target Center – Minneapolis, MN
11/3 – Fiserv Forum – Milwaukee, WI
11/5 – Little Caesars Arena – Detroit, MI
12/1 – United Center – Chicago, IL
12/3 – Bankers Life Fieldhouse – Indianapolis, IN
12/5 – KeyBank Center – Buffalo, NY
12/7 – Times Union Center – Albany, NY
12/9 – Scotiabank Arena – Toronto, ON
12/13 – TD Garden – Boston, MA
1/8 – VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena – Jacksonville, FL
1/11 – State Farm Arena – Atlanta, GA
1/13 – Bridgestone Arena – Nashville, TN
1/15 – Amalie Arena – Tampa, FL
1/17 – American Airlines Arena – Miami, FL
1/21 – Spectrum Center – Charlotte, NC
1/30 – AT&T Center – San Antonio, TX
2/1 – Toyota Center – Houston, TX
2/3 – American Airlines Center – Dallas, TX
2/5 – BOK Center – Tulsa, OK
2/7 – Smoothie King Center – New Orleans, LA
2/9 – FedExForum – Memphis, TN
2/11 – PNC Arena – Raleigh, NC
2/22 – Jim Whelan Boardwalk Hall – Atlantic City, NJ
2/24 – Royal Farms Arena – Baltimore, MD
2/26 – Wells Fargo Center – Philadelphia, PA
2/28 – Barclays Center – Brooklyn, NY
3/3 – NYCB Live, Nassau Coliseum – Uniondale, NY
3/7 – Prudential Center – Newark, NJ
3/11 – Capital One Arena – Washington, D.C.
3/13 – PPG Paints Arena – Pittsburgh, PA 
3/24 – Pepsi Center – Denver, CO
3/26 – Vivint Smart Home Arena – Salt Lake City, UT
3/30 – Gila River Arena – Glendale, AZ
4/2 – STAPLES Center – Los Angeles, CA
4/7 – Golden 1 Center- Sacramento, CA
4/9 – Oracle Arena – Oakland, CA
4/11 – Chase Center – San Francisco, CA
4/13 – Moda Center – Portland, OR
4/15 – Tacoma Dome – Tacoma, WA
4/17 – Rogers Arena – Vancouver, BC
4/21 – Rogers Place – Edmonton, AB
4/25 – SaskTel Centre – Saskatoon, SK
4/27 – Bell MTS Place – Winnipeg, MB
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