Victory Tour (1984)

In March of 1983, one of the performing highlights of The Jacksons career is the unforgettable reunion performance of the six brothers on one of histories most watched television specials, Motown 25. Following the success of the reunion, all six brothers recorded a sixth album for Epic, released as Victory in 1984. Their biggest-selling album to date included the top ten single, “State of Shock”. In July of 1984, the Jacksons launched their Victory Tour. The group performed 55 concerts to an audience of approximately 2 million and the tour sold what was then a record number of ticket sales.

Date	Venue	City	Country
1 July	Birgmingham Jefferson Convention Complex	Birgmingham	United States	full dress rehearsal concert
6 July	Arrowhead Stadium	Kansas City	United States
7 July	Arrowhead Stadium	Kansas City	United States
8 July	Arrowhead Stadium	Kansas City	United States
13 July	Texas Stadium	Dallas	United States
14 July	Texas Stadium	Dallas	United States
15 July	Texas Stadium	Dallas	United States
21 July	Gator Bowl Stadium	Jacksonville	United States
22 July	Gator Bowl Stadium	Jacksonville	United States
23 July	Gator Bowl Stadium	Jacksonville	United States
29 July	Giants Stadium	East Rutherford	United States
30 July	Giants Stadium	East Rutherford	United States
31 July	Giants Stadium	East Rutherford	United States
4 August	Madison Square Garden	New York City	United States
5 August	Madison Square Garden	New York City	United States
10 August	Neyland Stadium	Knoxville	United States
11 August	Neyland Stadium	Knoxville	United States
12 August	Neyland Stadium	Knoxville	United States
17 August	Pontiac Silverdome	Pontiac	United States
18 August	Pontiac Silverdome	Pontiac	United States
19 August	Pontiac Silverdome	Pontiac	United States
25 August	Rich Stadium	Buffalo	United States
26 August	Rich Stadium	Buffalo	United States
1 September	JFK Stadium	Philadelhpia	United States
2 September	JFK Stadium	Philadelphia	United States
7 September	Mile High Stadium	Denver	United States
8 September	Mile High Stadium	Denver	United States
17 September	Montreal Olympic Stadium	Montreal	Canada
18 September	Montreal Olympic Stadium	Montreal	Canada
21 September	RKF Stadium	Washington	United States
22 September	RKF Stadium	Washington	United States
28 September	JFK Stadium	Philadelphia	United States
29 September	JFK Stadium	Philadelphia	United States
5 October	Canadian National Exhibition Stadium	Toronto	Canada
6 October	Canadian National Exhibition Stadium	Toronto	Canada
7 October	Canadian National Exhibition Stadium	Toronto	Canada
12 October	Comiskey Park	Chicago	United States
13 October	Comiskey Park	Chicago	United States
14 October	Comiskey Park	Chicago	United States
19 October	Cleveland Municipal Stadium	Cleveland	United States
20 October	Cleveland Municipal Stadium	Cleveland	United States
26 October	Fulton County Stadium	Atlanta	United States
27 October	Fulton County Stadium	Atlanta	United States
2 November	Miami Orange Bowl	Miami	United States
3 November	Miami Orange Bowl	Miami	United States
9 November	Astrodome	Houston	United States
10 November	Astrodome	Houston	United States
16 November	BC Place Stadium	Vancouver	Canada
17 November	BC Place Stadium	Vancouver	Canada
18 November	BC Place Stadium	Vancouver	Canada
30 November	Dodger Stadium	Los Angeles	United States
1 December	Dodger Stadium	Los Angeles	United States
2 December	Dodger Stadium	Los Angeles	United States
7 December	Dodger Stadium	Los Angeles	United States
8 December	Dodger Stadium	Los Angeles	United States
9 December	Dodger Stadium	Los Angeles	United States

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