Face to Face 2009 was a 2009 concert tour by Elton John and Billy Joel, their first concert tour together in 7 years since Face to Face 2003. The tour originally consisted of four legs throughout the year. The last leg, in fall 2009, was cancelled due to an E. coli infection that John had picked up.
Joel stated in 2012 that he would no longer tour with John because it restrains his setlists.
Tour The cancelled shows were rescheduled for the following year (Face to Face 2010).
The first two legs focused on arenas in the United States as would have the fourth leg, but it was cancelled. The third leg focused on the major baseball stadiums in the United States. eltonography.com, Retrieved 2 September 2011
Tour dates + List of concerts, showing date, city, country, venue, opening act, tickets sold, number of available tickets and amount of gross revenue Date City Country Venue Attendance RevenueNorth America2 March 2009JacksonvilleUnited StatesJacksonville Veterans Memorial Arena13,433 / 13,433$1,807,3085 March 2009TampaSt. Pete Times Forum19,401 / 19,401$2,141,0427 March 2009CharlotteTime Warner Cable Arena17,908 / 17,908$1,913,84710 March 2009CincinnatiU.S. Bank Arena16,065 / 16,065$1,914,32714 March 2009AtlantaPhilips Arena18,883 / 18,883$2,049,95517 March 2009TulsaBOK Center17,335 / 17,335$1,940,79319 March 2009HoustonToyota Center16,612 / 16,612$2,125,47921 March 2009San AntonioAT&T Center17,203 / 17,203$1,893,54726 March 2009PhoenixUS Airways Center17,495 / 17,495$2,129,76428 March 2009AnaheimHonda Center33,548 / 33,548$3,576,46530 March 20092 May 2009FargoFargodome20,573 / 20,573$1,616,6995 May 2009St. PaulXcel Energy Center18,273 / 18,273$2,509,4827 May 2009MadisonKohl Center15,943 / 15,943$1,883,48712 May 2009OmahaQwest Center Omaha17,211 / 17,211$2,258,53714 May 2009St. LouisScottrade Center19,692 / 19,692$2,450,11916 May 2009NashvilleSommet Center17,211 / 17,211$2,258,53719 May 2009IndianapolisConseco Fieldhouse16,840 / 16,840$2,013,31621 May 2009Auburn HillsThe Palace of Auburn Hills20,827 / 20,827$2,320,12023 May 2009ClevelandQuicken Loans Arena20,045 / 20,045$2,562,25926 May 2009TorontoCanadaAir Canada Centre37,266 / 37,266$6,236,53330 May 20091 June 2009OttawaScotiabank Place19,440 / 19,440$2,576,7233 June 2009MontrealBell Centre16,555 / 16,555$2,394,57611 July 2009Washington, D.C.United StatesNationals Park38,617 / 38,617$4,638,64514 July 2009ColumbusNationwide Arena18,395 / 18,395$2,027,79116 July 2009ChicagoWrigley Field77,520 / 77,520$11,154,84018 July 2009FoxboroughGillette Stadium52,007 / 52,007$6,209,34221 July 2009ChicagoWrigley Field30 July 2009PhiladelphiaCitizens Bank Park89,690 / 89,690$11,853,4551 August 2009Total665,371 / 665,371 (100%)$83,818,343
Cancellations and rescheduled shows 4 November 2009Seattle, WashingtonKeyArenaRescheduled to 3 February 2010 7 November 2009Seattle, WashingtonKeyArenaRescheduled to 6 February 2010 10 November 2009Portland, OregonRose GardenRescheduled to 10 February 2010 14 November 2009Oakland, CaliforniaOracle ArenaRescheduled to 13 February 2010 17 November 2009San Jose, CaliforniaHP PavilionRescheduled to 16 February 2010 20 November 2009Salt Lake City, UtahEnergySolutions CenterRescheduled to 19 February 2010 22 November 2009Denver, ColoradoPepsi CenterRescheduled to 22 February 2010 25 November 2009Oklahoma City, OklahomaFord CenterRescheduled to 25 February 2010 28 November 2009Little Rock, ArkansasVerizon CenterCancelled 1 December 2009Kansas City, MissouriSprint CenterRescheduled to 27 February 2010 4 December 2009Buffalo, New YorkHSBC ArenaRescheduled to 9 March 2010 7 December 2009Albany, New YorkTimes Union CenterRescheduled to 11 March 2010
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External links Information Site with Tour Dates