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Musicology Live2004ever
Promotional tour by Prince
LocationUnited States, Canada
Associated albumMusicology
Start dateMarch 27, 2004 (2004-03-27)
End dateSeptember 9, 2004 (2004-09-09)
No. of shows96
Prince concert chronology

In 2004, Prince toured North America to promote his Musicology album. The tour was often billed as Musicology Live2004ever. The tour lasted from 27 March – 9 September 2004 and covered 96 dates throughout the United States and Canada, fetching a significant profit for Prince. It was attended by 1.47 million people in 2004,[1] and was the top grossing tour of 2004 taking in $87.4 million[2]. Also, it involves Prince schooling people to back in the day music.[3] This tour is also family-friendly along with the One Nite Alone...Tour. There are clean lyrics and no explicit ones.[4] The tour is R&B themed along with soul, rock, funk, and pop. Rose Ann Dimalanta is also another touring keyboardist and vocalist for this tour.[5][6]

Band

  • Vocals and Guitar: Prince
  • Rhythm Guitar: Mike Scott
  • Bass and Vocals: Rhonda Smith
  • Keyboards: Renato Neto
  • Keyboards and Vocals: Chance Howard (temporarily on hiatus from The Time)
  • Drums: John Blackwell
  • Alto Saxophone: Maceo Parker
  • Saxophone and Vocals: Candy Dulfer
  • Saxophone: Mike Phillips
  • Trombone: Grey Boyer
  • Bass and Vocals: Larry Graham

Set list

The typical set list usually consisted of the following, with some songs substituted for others throughout the tour:

(Acoustic Guitar Medley

Also some rarities were performed at various venues, such as:

Despite being a tour for Musicology, only a few songs from the album were usually performed. However, Prince supplemented these with his extensive back catalog, both hits and more rare fan-favorites and a few notable cover versions.

References