Radioactive Tour

The Radioactive Tour was the second concert tour by British singer Rita Ora, in support of her debut studio album, Ora (2012).^[1] The tour began on 28 January 2013, in Manchester, England, and concluded on 31 August 2013. The fashion label, Pucci, created Ora's tour wardrobe.^[2]

Radioactive Tour

Tour by Rita Ora
Promotional poster for the tour
Associated album	Ora
Start date	28 January 2013 (2013-01-28)
End date	31 August 2013 (2013-08-31)
Legs	4
No. of shows	29 in Europe 7 in Oceania 1 in Asia 37 total
Rita Ora concert chronology

Opening acts

• Iggy Azalea (United Kingdom—Leg 1)^[3]
• DJ Fresh (Sydney—1 March)
• Zowie (Auckland)^[4]
• Ruby Frost (Auckland)^[4]

Tour dates

List of concerts, showing date, city, country and venue

Date	City	Country	Venue
Leg 1 — Europe[5]
28 January 2013	Manchester	England	Manchester Academy
29 January 2013	Newcastle		O2 Academy
30 January 2013	Glasgow	Scotland	O2 Academy
1 February 2013	Sheffield	England	O2 Academy
2 February 2013	Cardiff	Wales	The Great Hall
5 February 2013	London	England	O2 Shepherd's Bush Empire
6 February 2013
8 February 2013	Bournemouth		O2 Academy
9 February 2013	Birmingham		O2 Academy
11 February 2013	Bristol		O2 Academy
12 February 2013	York		Barbican Centre
13 February 2013	Leeds		O2 Academy
Leg 2 — Oceania[6]
1 March 2013[A]	Sydney	Australia	Enmore Theatre
2 March 2013[B]	Brisbane		Doomben Racecourse
8 March 2013[C]	Melbourne		Flemington Racecourse
9 March 2013[B]	Sydney		Randwick Racecourse
10 March 2013[B]	Melbourne		Flemington Racecourse
11 March 2013[B]	Adelaide		Bonython Park
15 March 2013	Auckland	New Zealand	The Powerstation
Leg 3 — Asia
16 March 2013[D]	Sepang District	Malaysia	Sepang International Circuit
Leg 4 — Europe
24 May 2013[E]	Derry	Northern Ireland	Ebrington Square
26 May 2013[F]	London	England	Victoria Park
1 June 2013[G]			Twickenham Stadium
8 June 2013[H]	Newbury		Newbury Racecourse
9 June 2013[I]	Manchester		Heaton Park
22 June 2013[J]	Sunderland		Stadium of Light
26 June 2013[K]	Floriana	Malta	The Granaries
28 June 2013[L]	Pilton	England	Worthy Farm
13 July 2013[M]	London		Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park
14 July 2013[N]	Perth and Kinross	Scotland	Balado
26 July 2013[O]	Long Marston	England	Long Marston Airfield
27 July 2013[P]	Birchington-on-Sea		Quex Park
3 August 2013[Q]	Naas	Ireland	Punchestown Racecourse
4 August 2013[R]	Lytham St Annes	England	Lytham Green
17 August 2013[T]	Weston-under-Lizard		Weston Park
18 August 2013[T]	Chelmsford		Hylands Park
31 August 2013[U]	Costessey		Royal Norfolk Showground

Notes

Festivals and other miscellaneous performances

^A Future Music Sideshow^[7]

^B Future Music Festival^[8]

^C Good Life Festival^[9]

^D Future Music Festival Asia^[10]

^E Radio 1's Big Weekend^[11]

^F As One in the Park^[12]

^G Chime for Change^[13]

^H Party in the Paddock^[14]

^I Parklife Weekender^[15]

^J North East Live^[16]

^K Isle of MTV^[17]

^L Glastonbury Festival^[18]

^M Wireless Festival^[19]

^N T in the Park^[20]

^O Global Gathering^[21]

^P South Island Festival^[22]

^Q Oxegen^[23]

^R Lytham Proms Festival^[24]

^T V Festival^[25]

^U Sundown Festival^[26]

Cancellations and rescheduled shows

3 March 2013	Joondalup, Australia	Arena Joondalup	Cancelled. This concert was a part of the "Future Music Festival".[27]
6 March 2013	Brisbane, Australia	The Tivoli	Cancelled. This concert was a part of the "Future Music Sideshow".
7 March 2013	Sydney, Australia	Sydney Harbour	Cancelled. This concert was a part of "Island Party".
9 August 2013	Haydock, England	Haydock Park Racecourse	Cancelled. This concert was a part of "Haydock Park Nights".[28]

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