7 Aug '19
EMIN HEADS BACK TO USA ON HIS BIGGEST EVER WORLD TOUR
Russian pop sensation Emin has announced a new 2019/2020 World Tour- the most ambitious of his career- which will see him step back onto US soil.
Emin will perform in North American cities Toronto, New York, Chicago and Los Angeles in February 2020 as part of his extended Good Love World Tour. In New York, he will play the prestigious Town Hall, where Whitney Houston first made her debut.
And he will also play in the UK, Austria, the Czech Republic, Germany and Israel, in addition to dates in his native Russia and Azerbaijan during the 26-date jaunt.
The singer had to pull his American dates earlier this year after he failed to receive reassurances from the Mueller Inquiry who were investigating his links to President Donald Trump. Emin was later completely exonerated in the report and says: “This is my most ambitious tour to date.
“I am so looking forward to travelling across Germany, Austria, the Czech Republic and the UK. And my American tour is now bigger than we had planned. I was forced to cancel my shows there earlier this year for reasons beyond my control.
“But in a way it has been a blessing as I am now going to play even more cities and bigger venues.
“I love the US and am pleased to put everything behind me and play to the fans there. It will be a spectacular show with many surprises. I genuinely cannot wait. It will be an emotional return.
“The Good Love World Tour will be massive and I hope it to be my most memorable yet.”
Born in Azerbaijan, Emin was raised in Russia before moving to the USA as a teen and discovering his love of Elvis Presley. He has sold over one million records in his homeland. This year he released his album Good Love, which featured the hit single Got Me Good.
In the video, he sent up his relationship with the US President, singing alongside a Donald Trump lookalike and those of Hillary Clinton, Mark Zuckerberg and Ivanka Trump. Trump himself also starred in the clip. Emin collaborated with producer Robin Schulz on dance track Let Me Go.
In 2017, Emin, who has also worked with Chic’s Nile Rodgers, performed for an audience of 50,000 people at Palace Square in St. Petersburg, becoming only the third person to play there after Paul McCartney and Madonna. The show was filmed for a PBS TV Special and was watched by 50 million people.
EMIN WORLD TOUR:
2019:
12th September - Berlin, Germany
13th September - Hamburg, Germany
14th September - Dusseldorf, Germany
21st September - Sochi, Russia
9th October - Kharbarovsk, Russia
10th October - Vladivostok, Russia
11th October - South Sakhalinsk, Russia
16th October - Kemerovo, Russia
17th October - Novosibirsk, Russia
18th October - Tomsk, Russia
19th October - Krasnoyarsk, Russia
23rd October - Tel Aviv Geikhal, Israel
6th December - St. Petersburg, Russia
11th December - Moscow, Russia
25th December - Baku, Azerbaijan
2020:
19th February - Toronto, Canada
20th February - New York, USA
22nd February - Chicago, USA
23rd February - Los Angeles, USA
3rd March - London, UK
4th March - Vienna, Austria
5th March - Prague, Czech Republic
7th March - Minsk, Belarus
10th March - Krasnodar, Russia
11th March Rostov-on-Don, Russia
12th March - Stavropol, Russia
13th March - Yessentuki, Russia
Emin will perform in North American cities Toronto, New York, Chicago and Los Angeles in February 2020 as part of his extended Good Love World Tour. In New York, he will play the prestigious Town Hall, where Whitney Houston first made her debut.
And he will also play in the UK, Austria, the Czech Republic, Germany and Israel, in addition to dates in his native Russia and Azerbaijan during the 26-date jaunt.
The singer had to pull his American dates earlier this year after he failed to receive reassurances from the Mueller Inquiry who were investigating his links to President Donald Trump. Emin was later completely exonerated in the report and says: “This is my most ambitious tour to date.
“I am so looking forward to travelling across Germany, Austria, the Czech Republic and the UK. And my American tour is now bigger than we had planned. I was forced to cancel my shows there earlier this year for reasons beyond my control.
“But in a way it has been a blessing as I am now going to play even more cities and bigger venues.
“I love the US and am pleased to put everything behind me and play to the fans there. It will be a spectacular show with many surprises. I genuinely cannot wait. It will be an emotional return.
“The Good Love World Tour will be massive and I hope it to be my most memorable yet.”
Born in Azerbaijan, Emin was raised in Russia before moving to the USA as a teen and discovering his love of Elvis Presley. He has sold over one million records in his homeland. This year he released his album Good Love, which featured the hit single Got Me Good.
In the video, he sent up his relationship with the US President, singing alongside a Donald Trump lookalike and those of Hillary Clinton, Mark Zuckerberg and Ivanka Trump. Trump himself also starred in the clip. Emin collaborated with producer Robin Schulz on dance track Let Me Go.
In 2017, Emin, who has also worked with Chic’s Nile Rodgers, performed for an audience of 50,000 people at Palace Square in St. Petersburg, becoming only the third person to play there after Paul McCartney and Madonna. The show was filmed for a PBS TV Special and was watched by 50 million people.
EMIN WORLD TOUR:
2019:
12th September - Berlin, Germany
13th September - Hamburg, Germany
14th September - Dusseldorf, Germany
21st September - Sochi, Russia
9th October - Kharbarovsk, Russia
10th October - Vladivostok, Russia
11th October - South Sakhalinsk, Russia
16th October - Kemerovo, Russia
17th October - Novosibirsk, Russia
18th October - Tomsk, Russia
19th October - Krasnoyarsk, Russia
23rd October - Tel Aviv Geikhal, Israel
6th December - St. Petersburg, Russia
11th December - Moscow, Russia
25th December - Baku, Azerbaijan
2020:
19th February - Toronto, Canada
20th February - New York, USA
22nd February - Chicago, USA
23rd February - Los Angeles, USA
3rd March - London, UK
4th March - Vienna, Austria
5th March - Prague, Czech Republic
7th March - Minsk, Belarus
10th March - Krasnodar, Russia
11th March Rostov-on-Don, Russia
12th March - Stavropol, Russia
13th March - Yessentuki, Russia