The tour will kick off in Phoenix, AZ, then move on to LA, Vegas, Boston & NYC. She'll be performing in Brooklyn on Friday, May 9, just four days prior to my birthday. So, who's taking me?
"My gay following kept me alive when no one else came to see me" is what Cher admitted to CBS Sunday Morning. She expects her gay fans to be in force at her upcoming concert appearances. We're sure she won't be disappointed.
As for turning down performing at the opening of the Russian Winter Olympics, she quipped to CBS, "You can't cross that line. The 'gay line'. You just can't."
Hear that, Elton?
Dressed to Kill tour dates
March 22 Phoenix, US Airways Center
March 24 Houston, Toyota Center
March 26 Dallas, American Airlines Center
March 28 Little Rock, Verizon Arena
March 29 Tulsa, BOK Center
March 31 Nashville, Bridgestone Arena
April 2 Pittsburgh, Consol Energy Center
April 4 Washington DC, Verizon Center
April 5 Uncasville, Conn., Mohegan Sun
April 7 Toronto, Air Canada Centre
April 9 Boston, TD Garden
April 11 Indianapolis, Bankers Life Fieldhouse
April 12 Detroit, Joe Louis Arena
April 23 Buffalo, First Niagara Center
April 25 Montreal, Bell Center
April 26 Ottawa, Canada Tire Centre
April 28 Philadelphia, Wells Fargo Center
April 30 Columbus, Ohio, Nationwide Arena
May 2 Cleveland, Quicken Loans Arena
May 5 Charlotte, N.C., Times Warner Cable Arena
May 7 Raleigh, N.C., PNC Arena
May 9 Brooklyn, Barclays Center
May 10 East Rutherford, N.J., Izod Center
May 12 Atlanta, Philips Arena
May 14 Jacksonville, Fla., Veterans Memorial Arena
May 16 Orlando, Amway Center
May 17 Ft. Lauderdale, BB&T Center
May 25 Las Vegas, MGM Grand
May 28 Denver, Pepsi Center
May 30 Lincoln, Neb., Pinnacle Bank Arena
May 31 Kansas City, Mo., Sprint Center
June 2 Louisville, KFC Yum! Center
June 4 St. Louis, Scottrade Center
June 6 Milwaukee, BMO Harris Bradley Center
June 7 Chicago, Allstate Arena
June 9 Des Moines, Wells Fargo Arena
June 11 Minneapolis, Target Center
June 20 Winnipeg, MTS Centre
June 21 Saskatoon, Credit Union Centre
June 23 Edmonton, Rexall Place
June 25 Calgary, Scotiabank Saddledome
June 27 Vancouver, Rogers Arena
June 28 Seattle, Key Arena
June 30 Portland, Ore., Moda Center
July 2 San Jose, SAP Center at San Jose
July 5 Ontario, Citizens Business Bank Arena
July 7 Los Angeles, Staples Center
July 9 Anaheim, Honda Center
July 11 San Diego, Valley View Casino Center
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Phoenix,
Arizona, and will go on to perform in such cities as Los Angeles, Las
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At 67, Cher will once again turn back time and hit the road.
The gay icon announced today (23 September) that she will be kicking off her Dressed to Kill tour in March with a concert in Phoenix, Arizona, and will go on to perform in such cities as Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Boston and New York City.
The tour announcement comes in conjunction with the release on Tuesday (24 September) of Cher's first new album in 11 years titled Closer to the Truth.
Cher expects to see plenty of her gay fans at the various stops.
'My gay following has kept me – in the old days – alive when no one else came to see me. I’ve had really bad times,’ Cher said Sunday (22 September) in an interview with the show CBS Sunday Morning.
That's why she did not hesitate to turn down the chance to perform during the opening ceremonies of the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia, where there are anti-gay laws.
'You can’t cross that line – the gay line,' she said. 'You just can’t.'
Dressed to Kill is scheduled to have more than 40 stops and run through July. But Cher's previous tour, The Farewell Tour, ended up lasting three years and was one of the most successful tours ever by a solo artist. It finally ended in 2005 after playing for a record-breaking 325 dates and being seen by over 5.5 million people.
'If I don't try it now, if I wait, it'll be too late,' says Cher who will be 68 when she launches the tour. 'I won't be able to tour after this.'
- See more at: http://www.gaystarnews.com/article/cher-announces-us-tour-says-gays-have-always-stood-her230913#sthash.9MABR6Jm.dpuf
The gay icon announced today (23 September) that she will be kicking off her Dressed to Kill tour in March with a concert in Phoenix, Arizona, and will go on to perform in such cities as Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Boston and New York City.
The tour announcement comes in conjunction with the release on Tuesday (24 September) of Cher's first new album in 11 years titled Closer to the Truth.
Cher expects to see plenty of her gay fans at the various stops.
'My gay following has kept me – in the old days – alive when no one else came to see me. I’ve had really bad times,’ Cher said Sunday (22 September) in an interview with the show CBS Sunday Morning.
That's why she did not hesitate to turn down the chance to perform during the opening ceremonies of the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia, where there are anti-gay laws.
'You can’t cross that line – the gay line,' she said. 'You just can’t.'
Dressed to Kill is scheduled to have more than 40 stops and run through July. But Cher's previous tour, The Farewell Tour, ended up lasting three years and was one of the most successful tours ever by a solo artist. It finally ended in 2005 after playing for a record-breaking 325 dates and being seen by over 5.5 million people.
'If I don't try it now, if I wait, it'll be too late,' says Cher who will be 68 when she launches the tour. 'I won't be able to tour after this.'
- See more at: http://www.gaystarnews.com/article/cher-announces-us-tour-says-gays-have-always-stood-her230913#sthash.9MABR6Jm.dpuf
At 67, Cher will once again turn back time and hit the road.
The gay icon announced today (23 September) that she will be kicking off her Dressed to Kill tour in March with a concert in Phoenix, Arizona, and will go on to perform in such cities as Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Boston and New York City.
The tour announcement comes in conjunction with the release on Tuesday (24 September) of Cher's first new album in 11 years titled Closer to the Truth.
Cher expects to see plenty of her gay fans at the various stops.
'My gay following has kept me – in the old days – alive when no one else came to see me. I’ve had really bad times,’ Cher said Sunday (22 September) in an interview with the show CBS Sunday Morning.
That's why she did not hesitate to turn down the chance to perform during the opening ceremonies of the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia, where there are anti-gay laws.
'You can’t cross that line – the gay line,' she said. 'You just can’t.'
Dressed to Kill is scheduled to have more than 40 stops and run through July. But Cher's previous tour, The Farewell Tour, ended up lasting three years and was one of the most successful tours ever by a solo artist. It finally ended in 2005 after playing for a record-breaking 325 dates and being seen by over 5.5 million people.
'If I don't try it now, if I wait, it'll be too late,' says Cher who will be 68 when she launches the tour. 'I won't be able to tour after this.'
- See more at: http://www.gaystarnews.com/article/cher-announces-us-tour-says-gays-have-always-stood-her230913#sthash.9MABR6Jm.dpuf
The gay icon announced today (23 September) that she will be kicking off her Dressed to Kill tour in March with a concert in Phoenix, Arizona, and will go on to perform in such cities as Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Boston and New York City.
The tour announcement comes in conjunction with the release on Tuesday (24 September) of Cher's first new album in 11 years titled Closer to the Truth.
Cher expects to see plenty of her gay fans at the various stops.
'My gay following has kept me – in the old days – alive when no one else came to see me. I’ve had really bad times,’ Cher said Sunday (22 September) in an interview with the show CBS Sunday Morning.
That's why she did not hesitate to turn down the chance to perform during the opening ceremonies of the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia, where there are anti-gay laws.
'You can’t cross that line – the gay line,' she said. 'You just can’t.'
Dressed to Kill is scheduled to have more than 40 stops and run through July. But Cher's previous tour, The Farewell Tour, ended up lasting three years and was one of the most successful tours ever by a solo artist. It finally ended in 2005 after playing for a record-breaking 325 dates and being seen by over 5.5 million people.
'If I don't try it now, if I wait, it'll be too late,' says Cher who will be 68 when she launches the tour. 'I won't be able to tour after this.'
- See more at: http://www.gaystarnews.com/article/cher-announces-us-tour-says-gays-have-always-stood-her230913#sthash.9MABR6Jm.dpuf
At 67, Cher will once again turn back time and hit the road.
The gay icon announced today (23 September) that she will be kicking off her Dressed to Kill tour in March with a concert in Phoenix, Arizona, and will go on to perform in such cities as Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Boston and New York City.
The tour announcement comes in conjunction with the release on Tuesday (24 September) of Cher's first new album in 11 years titled Closer to the Truth.
Cher expects to see plenty of her gay fans at the various stops.
'My gay following has kept me – in the old days – alive when no one else came to see me. I’ve had really bad times,’ Cher said Sunday (22 September) in an interview with the show CBS Sunday Morning.
That's why she did not hesitate to turn down the chance to perform during the opening ceremonies of the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia, where there are anti-gay laws.
'You can’t cross that line – the gay line,' she said. 'You just can’t.'
Dressed to Kill is scheduled to have more than 40 stops and run through July. But Cher's previous tour, The Farewell Tour, ended up lasting three years and was one of the most successful tours ever by a solo artist. It finally ended in 2005 after playing for a record-breaking 325 dates and being seen by over 5.5 million people.
'If I don't try it now, if I wait, it'll be too late,' says Cher who will be 68 when she launches the tour. 'I won't be able to tour after this.'
- See more at: http://www.gaystarnews.com/article/cher-announces-us-tour-says-gays-have-always-stood-her230913#sthash.9MABR6Jm.dpuf
The gay icon announced today (23 September) that she will be kicking off her Dressed to Kill tour in March with a concert in Phoenix, Arizona, and will go on to perform in such cities as Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Boston and New York City.
The tour announcement comes in conjunction with the release on Tuesday (24 September) of Cher's first new album in 11 years titled Closer to the Truth.
Cher expects to see plenty of her gay fans at the various stops.
'My gay following has kept me – in the old days – alive when no one else came to see me. I’ve had really bad times,’ Cher said Sunday (22 September) in an interview with the show CBS Sunday Morning.
That's why she did not hesitate to turn down the chance to perform during the opening ceremonies of the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia, where there are anti-gay laws.
'You can’t cross that line – the gay line,' she said. 'You just can’t.'
Dressed to Kill is scheduled to have more than 40 stops and run through July. But Cher's previous tour, The Farewell Tour, ended up lasting three years and was one of the most successful tours ever by a solo artist. It finally ended in 2005 after playing for a record-breaking 325 dates and being seen by over 5.5 million people.
'If I don't try it now, if I wait, it'll be too late,' says Cher who will be 68 when she launches the tour. 'I won't be able to tour after this.'
- See more at: http://www.gaystarnews.com/article/cher-announces-us-tour-says-gays-have-always-stood-her230913#sthash.9MABR6Jm.dpuf
At 67, Cher will once again turn back time and hit the road.
The gay icon announced today (23 September) that she will be kicking off her Dressed to Kill tour in March with a concert in Phoenix, Arizona, and will go on to perform in such cities as Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Boston and New York City.
The tour announcement comes in conjunction with the release on Tuesday (24 September) of Cher's first new album in 11 years titled Closer to the Truth.
Cher expects to see plenty of her gay fans at the various stops.
'My gay following has kept me – in the old days – alive when no one else came to see me. I’ve had really bad times,’ Cher said Sunday (22 September) in an interview with the show CBS Sunday Morning.
That's why she did not hesitate to turn down the chance to perform during the opening ceremonies of the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia, where there are anti-gay laws.
'You can’t cross that line – the gay line,' she said. 'You just can’t.'
Dressed to Kill is scheduled to have more than 40 stops and run through July. But Cher's previous tour, The Farewell Tour, ended up lasting three years and was one of the most successful tours ever by a solo artist. It finally ended in 2005 after playing for a record-breaking 325 dates and being seen by over 5.5 million people.
'If I don't try it now, if I wait, it'll be too late,' says Cher who will be 68 when she launches the tour. 'I won't be able to tour after this.'
- See more at: http://www.gaystarnews.com/article/cher-announces-us-tour-says-gays-have-always-stood-her230913#sthash.9MABR6Jm.dpuf
The gay icon announced today (23 September) that she will be kicking off her Dressed to Kill tour in March with a concert in Phoenix, Arizona, and will go on to perform in such cities as Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Boston and New York City.
The tour announcement comes in conjunction with the release on Tuesday (24 September) of Cher's first new album in 11 years titled Closer to the Truth.
Cher expects to see plenty of her gay fans at the various stops.
'My gay following has kept me – in the old days – alive when no one else came to see me. I’ve had really bad times,’ Cher said Sunday (22 September) in an interview with the show CBS Sunday Morning.
That's why she did not hesitate to turn down the chance to perform during the opening ceremonies of the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia, where there are anti-gay laws.
'You can’t cross that line – the gay line,' she said. 'You just can’t.'
Dressed to Kill is scheduled to have more than 40 stops and run through July. But Cher's previous tour, The Farewell Tour, ended up lasting three years and was one of the most successful tours ever by a solo artist. It finally ended in 2005 after playing for a record-breaking 325 dates and being seen by over 5.5 million people.
'If I don't try it now, if I wait, it'll be too late,' says Cher who will be 68 when she launches the tour. 'I won't be able to tour after this.'
- See more at: http://www.gaystarnews.com/article/cher-announces-us-tour-says-gays-have-always-stood-her230913#sthash.9MABR6Jm.dpuf
At 67, Cher will once again turn back time and hit the road.
The gay icon announced today (23 September) that she will be kicking off her Dressed to Kill tour in March with a concert in Phoenix, Arizona, and will go on to perform in such cities as Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Boston and New York City.
The tour announcement comes in conjunction with the release on Tuesday (24 September) of Cher's first new album in 11 years titled Closer to the Truth.
Cher expects to see plenty of her gay fans at the various stops.
'My gay following has kept me – in the old days – alive when no one else came to see me. I’ve had really bad times,’ Cher said Sunday (22 September) in an interview with the show CBS Sunday Morning.
That's why she did not hesitate to turn down the chance to perform during the opening ceremonies of the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia, where there are anti-gay laws.
'You can’t cross that line – the gay line,' she said. 'You just can’t.'
Dressed to Kill is scheduled to have more than 40 stops and run through July. But Cher's previous tour, The Farewell Tour, ended up lasting three years and was one of the most successful tours ever by a solo artist. It finally ended in 2005 after playing for a record-breaking 325 dates and being seen by over 5.5 million people.
'If I don't try it now, if I wait, it'll be too late,' says Cher who will be 68 when she launches the tour. 'I won't be able to tour after this.'
- See more at: http://www.gaystarnews.com/article/cher-announces-us-tour-says-gays-have-always-stood-her230913#sthash.9MABR6Jm.dpuf
The gay icon announced today (23 September) that she will be kicking off her Dressed to Kill tour in March with a concert in Phoenix, Arizona, and will go on to perform in such cities as Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Boston and New York City.
The tour announcement comes in conjunction with the release on Tuesday (24 September) of Cher's first new album in 11 years titled Closer to the Truth.
Cher expects to see plenty of her gay fans at the various stops.
'My gay following has kept me – in the old days – alive when no one else came to see me. I’ve had really bad times,’ Cher said Sunday (22 September) in an interview with the show CBS Sunday Morning.
That's why she did not hesitate to turn down the chance to perform during the opening ceremonies of the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia, where there are anti-gay laws.
'You can’t cross that line – the gay line,' she said. 'You just can’t.'
Dressed to Kill is scheduled to have more than 40 stops and run through July. But Cher's previous tour, The Farewell Tour, ended up lasting three years and was one of the most successful tours ever by a solo artist. It finally ended in 2005 after playing for a record-breaking 325 dates and being seen by over 5.5 million people.
'If I don't try it now, if I wait, it'll be too late,' says Cher who will be 68 when she launches the tour. 'I won't be able to tour after this.'
- See more at: http://www.gaystarnews.com/article/cher-announces-us-tour-says-gays-have-always-stood-her230913#sthash.9MABR6Jm.dpuf
At 67, Cher will once again turn back time and hit the road.
The gay icon announced today (23 September) that she will be kicking off her Dressed to Kill tour in March with a concert in Phoenix, Arizona, and will go on to perform in such cities as Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Boston and New York City.
The tour announcement comes in conjunction with the release on Tuesday (24 September) of Cher's first new album in 11 years titled Closer to the Truth.
Cher expects to see plenty of her gay fans at the various stops.
'My gay following has kept me – in the old days – alive when no one else came to see me. I’ve had really bad times,’ Cher said Sunday (22 September) in an interview with the show CBS Sunday Morning.
That's why she did not hesitate to turn down the chance to perform during the opening ceremonies of the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia, where there are anti-gay laws.
'You can’t cross that line – the gay line,' she said. 'You just can’t.'
Dressed to Kill is scheduled to have more than 40 stops and run through July. But Cher's previous tour, The Farewell Tour, ended up lasting three years and was one of the most successful tours ever by a solo artist. It finally ended in 2005 after playing for a record-breaking 325 dates and being seen by over 5.5 million people.
'If I don't try it now, if I wait, it'll be too late,' says Cher who will be 68 when she launches the tour. 'I won't be able to tour after this.'
- See more at: http://www.gaystarnews.com/article/cher-announces-us-tour-says-gays-have-always-stood-her230913#sthash.9MABR6Jm.dpuf
The gay icon announced today (23 September) that she will be kicking off her Dressed to Kill tour in March with a concert in Phoenix, Arizona, and will go on to perform in such cities as Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Boston and New York City.
The tour announcement comes in conjunction with the release on Tuesday (24 September) of Cher's first new album in 11 years titled Closer to the Truth.
Cher expects to see plenty of her gay fans at the various stops.
'My gay following has kept me – in the old days – alive when no one else came to see me. I’ve had really bad times,’ Cher said Sunday (22 September) in an interview with the show CBS Sunday Morning.
That's why she did not hesitate to turn down the chance to perform during the opening ceremonies of the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia, where there are anti-gay laws.
'You can’t cross that line – the gay line,' she said. 'You just can’t.'
Dressed to Kill is scheduled to have more than 40 stops and run through July. But Cher's previous tour, The Farewell Tour, ended up lasting three years and was one of the most successful tours ever by a solo artist. It finally ended in 2005 after playing for a record-breaking 325 dates and being seen by over 5.5 million people.
'If I don't try it now, if I wait, it'll be too late,' says Cher who will be 68 when she launches the tour. 'I won't be able to tour after this.'
- See more at: http://www.gaystarnews.com/article/cher-announces-us-tour-says-gays-have-always-stood-her230913#sthash.9MABR6Jm.dpuf
At 67, Cher will once again turn back time and hit the road.
The gay icon announced today (23 September) that she will be kicking off her Dressed to Kill tour in March with a concert in Phoenix, Arizona, and will go on to perform in such cities as Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Boston and New York City.
The tour announcement comes in conjunction with the release on Tuesday (24 September) of Cher's first new album in 11 years titled Closer to the Truth.
Cher expects to see plenty of her gay fans at the various stops.
'My gay following has kept me – in the old days – alive when no one else came to see me. I’ve had really bad times,’ Cher said Sunday (22 September) in an interview with the show CBS Sunday Morning.
That's why she did not hesitate to turn down the chance to perform during the opening ceremonies of the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia, where there are anti-gay laws.
'You can’t cross that line – the gay line,' she said. 'You just can’t.'
Dressed to Kill is scheduled to have more than 40 stops and run through July. But Cher's previous tour, The Farewell Tour, ended up lasting three years and was one of the most successful tours ever by a solo artist. It finally ended in 2005 after playing for a record-breaking 325 dates and being seen by over 5.5 million people.
'If I don't try it now, if I wait, it'll be too late,' says Cher who will be 68 when she launches the tour. 'I won't be able to tour after this.'
- See more at: http://www.gaystarnews.com/article/cher-announces-us-tour-says-gays-have-always-stood-her230913#sthash.9MABR6Jm.dpuf
The gay icon announced today (23 September) that she will be kicking off her Dressed to Kill tour in March with a concert in Phoenix, Arizona, and will go on to perform in such cities as Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Boston and New York City.
The tour announcement comes in conjunction with the release on Tuesday (24 September) of Cher's first new album in 11 years titled Closer to the Truth.
Cher expects to see plenty of her gay fans at the various stops.
'My gay following has kept me – in the old days – alive when no one else came to see me. I’ve had really bad times,’ Cher said Sunday (22 September) in an interview with the show CBS Sunday Morning.
That's why she did not hesitate to turn down the chance to perform during the opening ceremonies of the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia, where there are anti-gay laws.
'You can’t cross that line – the gay line,' she said. 'You just can’t.'
Dressed to Kill is scheduled to have more than 40 stops and run through July. But Cher's previous tour, The Farewell Tour, ended up lasting three years and was one of the most successful tours ever by a solo artist. It finally ended in 2005 after playing for a record-breaking 325 dates and being seen by over 5.5 million people.
'If I don't try it now, if I wait, it'll be too late,' says Cher who will be 68 when she launches the tour. 'I won't be able to tour after this.'
- See more at: http://www.gaystarnews.com/article/cher-announces-us-tour-says-gays-have-always-stood-her230913#sthash.9MABR6Jm.dpuf
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