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The Show Must Go... on the Road Tour
Tour by Hedley
Associated album	The Show Must Go
Start date	March 22, 2010
End date	October 2, 2010
Legs	2
No. of shows	38
Hedley concert chronology
	; Famous Last Words Tour; (2009); ; The Show Must Go... on the Road Tour; (2010); ; ;

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Professional ratings
Review scores
Source	Rating
Allmusic	^[2]
MuchMusic	^[3]
Newmusicreviews.net	(mixed)^[4]
PressPlus1	^[5]

The Show Must Go is Hedley's third full length album and was released on November 17, 2009 in Canada. The album was successful, so far releasing three top 20 singles, with "Cha-Ching" and "Perfect" hitting the top 10. The album was later released in the US on December 7, 2010.

Track listing

Standard edition
No.	Title	Writer(s)	Producer	Length
1.	"Cha-Ching"	Brian Howes	Howes	3:30
2.	"Don't Talk to Strangers"	Jacob Hoggard, David Rosin, Christian Crippin, Thomas Macdonald, Brian Howes, Jason Van Poederooyen	Howes	3:33
3.	"Scream"	Hoggard, Rosin, Crippin; Macdonald, David Katz, Sam Hollander, Howes	John Feldmann	2:51
4.	"Hands Up"	Hoggard, Rosin, Crippin, Macdonald, Feldmann	Feldmann	3:19
5.	"Amazing"	Hoggard, Dave Genn	David Bendeth	3:33
6.	"Shelter"	Hoggard, Rosin, Crippin, Macdonald, Genn	Genn	3:13
7.	"Young and Stupid"	Hoggard, Rosin, Crippin, Macdonald, Feldmann	Feldmann	3:10
8.	"Perfect"	Hoggard, Bendeth, Genn	Howes/Bendeth	4:13
9.	"Sweater Song"	Hoggard	Genn	3:21
10.	"9 Shades of Red"	Hoggard, Rosin, Macdonald, Crippin, Bendeth	David Bendeth	3:13
11.	"Friends"	Hoggard, Rosin, Macdonald, Crippin, Genn	Genn	3:38
Total length:				37:37

Bonus Tracks
No.	Title	Writer(s)	Producer	Length
12.	"Goodbye" (iTunes Bonus Track)	Hoggard, Feldmann	Feldmann	3:23
13.	"Lucky" (iTunes Pre-Order)	Hoggard, Rosin, Crippin, MacDonald, Mike James, Troy Samson, Hollander	David Bendeth	2:54
14.	"Color Outside The Lines" (US version bonus track)			4:02
15.	"I Do (Wanna Love you)" (US version bonus track)			3:25
Total length:				44:27

Charts

Chart (2009)	Peak position
Canadian Albums Chart	6

Tours

The Show Must Go... on the Road Tour

Hedley announced a tour across Canada in support of the album. Fefe Dobson and Stereos were supporting acts for the entire tour, while Boys Like Girls supported the dates from March 28 to April 10, and Faber Drive supported the other eight dates.^[6]A live album called Go With the Show was released in a CD/DVD pack on November 9, 2010. The CD contains tracks from the three final destinations of the tour, as well as a documentary and bonus features on the DVD.

A second leg was announced on May 25, 2010.^[7] The opening acts touring with the band are San Sebastian, These Kids Wear Crowns, and Lights.

Date	City	Venue
First leg
March 22, 2010	Penticton	South Okanagan Events Centre
March 23, 2010	Victoria	Save-On-Foods Memorial Centre
March 25, 2010	Prince George	CN Centre
March 26, 2010	Dawson Creek	EnCana Events Centre
March 28, 2010	Calgary	The Corral
March 29, 2010	Edmonton	Shaw Conference Centre
March 30, 2010	Regina	Brandt Centre
March 31, 2010	Winnipeg	MTS Centre
April 3, 2010	Kitchener	Memorial Auditorium Complex
April 4, 2010	London	John Labatt Centre
April 5, 2010	Toronto	Air Canada Centre
April 7, 2010	Montreal	Bell Centre
April 8, 2010	Kingston	K-Rock Centre
April 9, 2010	Ottawa	Urbandale Centre
April 10, 2010	Quebec City	Pavillon de la Jeunesse
April 12, 2010	Sudbury	Sudbury Arena
April 15, 2010	Moncton	Moncton Coliseum
April 16, 2010	Halifax	Halifax Metro Centre
April 20, 2010	St. John's	Mile One Centre
Second leg
June 30, 2010	Bala	The Kee to Bala
July 1, 2010	Bala	The Kee to Bala
July 2, 2010	Fort Erie, Ontario	Friendship Festival
July 3, 2010	Owen Sound	Big Music Fest
July 10, 2010	Alma	Festivalma
August 6, 2010	Rouyn-Noranda	Osisko en lumière
September 11, 2010	Burnaby	Deer Lake Park
September 13, 2010	Kamloops	Interior Savings Centre
September 14, 2010	Kelowna	Prospera Place
September 16, 2010	Red Deer	ENMAX Centrium Arena
September 17, 2010	Medicine Hat	Medicine Hat Arena
September 19, 2010	Brandon	Keystone Centre
September 22, 2010	Sault Ste. Marie	Essar Centre
September 23, 2010	Oshawa	General Motors Centre
September 25, 2010	Windsor	Windsor Family Credit Union Centre
September 27, 2010	Cornwall	Cornwall Civic Complex
September 28, 2010	Barrie	Barrie Molson Centre
September 30, 2010	Guelph	Sleeman Centre
October 1, 2010	Peterborough	Peterborough Memorial Centre
October 2, 2010	Mississauga	Hershey Centre

Personnel

Jacob Hoggard – vocals, acoustic guitar, keyboard
Dave Rosin – electric guitar, textures, background vocals
Tommy Mac – bass, background vocals
Chris Crippin – drums, background vocals
Misha Rajaratnam - editing
Tom Lord-Alge - mixing
Brian Howes - producing, keyboard, guitar, background vocals
Jason Van Poederooyen - programming, keyboard, percussion, engineering, editing
Joel Straton - background vocals
Jay Benson - percussion
Kyle Moorman - engineering
Erik Ron - engineering
John Feldmann - string arrangements, programming, background vocals, producing, percussion
Mike Fraser - mixing
David Benedeth - producing, percussion
John Bender - engineering, editing
Kato Khandwala - engineering, editing
John D'uva - engineering, editing
Dan Korneff - engineering, editing, programming, keyboard
David Eggar - cello
Jonathan Dinklange - violin
The Late Show's Gospel Choir - vocals
Dean Maher - engineering
Dave Genn - producing, guitar, keyboard, background vocals
Darren Parris - bass
Kelly Brock - background vocals
Brian Davies - trumpet
Mark D'Angelo - trumpet
James Hopson - trombone
James Robertson - french horn
April White - background vocals

References

^ "Hedley Hoping Third Time's A Charm". AlternativeAddiction.com. 2010-10-09. Retrieved 2012-03-09.
^ Allmusic review
^ MuchMusic review
^ Newmusicreviews.net review
^ PressPlus1 review
^ Harper, Kate (11/16/09). "Hedley Announce Canadian Tour". Chart Attack. Retrieved 2009-11-17. {{cite web}}: Check date values in: |date= (help)
^ Helwig, David (May 25, 2010). "Hedley. Essar Centre. September 22". SooToday.com. Retrieved May 25, 2010.

[1] "Hedley Hoping Third Time's A Charm". AlternativeAddiction.com. 2010-10-09. Retrieved 2012-03-09.

[2] Allmusic review

[3] MuchMusic review

[4] Newmusicreviews.net review

[5] PressPlus1 review

[6] Harper, Kate (11/16/09). "Hedley Announce Canadian Tour". Chart Attack. Retrieved 2009-11-17. {{cite web}}: Check date values in: |date= (help)

[7] Helwig, David (May 25, 2010). "Hedley. Essar Centre. September 22". SooToday.com. Retrieved May 25, 2010.

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 | Recorded    = 2009
-| Genre       = [[Alternative rock]], [[Pop rock]]
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-| Length      = 37:37
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 | Label       = [[Universal Music Canada|UMC]] (CAN)<br/>[[Island Records|Island]] (US)<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.alternativeaddiction.com/musicnews/article/1871/Hedley-Hoping-Third-Times-A-Charm |title=Hedley Hoping Third Time's A Charm |publisher=AlternativeAddiction.com |date=2010-10-09 |accessdate=2012-03-09}}</ref>
 | Producer    = [[David Bendeth]]

v t e Hedley
Jacob Hoggard Tommy Mac Dave Rosin Jay Benison Chris Crippin
Studio albums	Hedley Famous Last Words The Show Must Go Storms Wild Life Hello Cageless
Live albums	Go with the Show
Singles	"On My Own" "Trip" "321" "Gunnin'" "She's So Sorry" "For the Nights I Can't Remember" "Never Too Late" "Old School" "Cha-Ching" "Don't Talk to Strangers" "Perfect" "Invincible" "Kiss You Inside Out" "Anything" "Crazy for You" "Heaven in Our Headlights" "Hello" "Lose Control" "Can't Slow Down" "Love Again" "Better Days"
Related articles	Discography