Dates
July 06, 1984 Kansas City [Missouri, USA] 45,000 * Arrowhead Stadium
July 07, 1984 Kansas City [Missouri, USA] 45,000 * Arrowhead Stadium
July 08, 1984 Kansas City [Missouri, USA] 45,000 * Arrowhead Stadium
July 13, 1984 Dallas [Texas, USA] ? Texas Stadium
July 14, 1984 Dallas [Texas, USA] ? Texas Stadium
July 15, 1984 Dallas [Texas, USA] ? Texas Stadium
July 21, 1984 Jacksonville [Florida, USA] 45,000 * Gator Bowl
July 22, 1984 Jacksonville [Florida, USA] 45,000 * Gator Bowl
July 23, 1984 Jacksonville [Florida, USA] 45,000 * Gator Bowl
July 29, 1984 East Rutherford [New Jersey, USA] 42,000 * Giants Stadium
July 30, 1984 East Rutherford [New Jersey, USA] 42,000 * Giants Stadium
July 31, 1984 East Rutherford [New Jersey, USA] 42,000 * Giants Stadium
Aug. 04, 1984 New York City [New York, USA] 19,000 * Madison Square Garden
Aug. 05, 1984 New York City [New York, USA] 19,000 * Madison Square Garden
Aug. 07, 1984 Knoxville [Tennessee, USA] 48,783 ?
Aug. 08, 1984 Knoxville [Tennessee, USA] 50,239 * ?
Aug. 09, 1984 Knoxville [Tennessee, USA] 49,485 * ?
Aug. 17, 1984 Detroit [Michigan, USA] 47,900 Pontiac Silverdome
Aug. 18, 1984 Detroit [Michigan, USA] 47,900 Pontiac Silverdome
Aug. 19, 1984 Detroit [Michigan, USA] 49,200 * Pontiac Silverdome
Aug. 25, 1984 Buffalo [New York, USA] 47,000 Rich Stadium
Aug. 26, 1984 Buffalo [New York, USA] 47,000 Rich Stadium
Sept. 01, 1984 Philadelphia [Pennsylvania, USA] 60,000 * JFK Stadium
Sept. 02, 1984 Philadelphia [Pennsylvania, USA] 60,000 * JFK Stadium
Sept. 07, 1984 Denver [Colorado, USA] 26,840 * Mile High Stadium
Sept. 08, 1984 Denver [Colorado, USA] 26,840 * Mile High Stadium
Sept. 17, 1984 Quebec [Canada] 58,270 * Olympic Stadium
Sept. 18, 1984 Quebec [Canada] 58,270 * Olympic Stadium
Sept. 21, 1984 Washington [D.C., USA] 45,000 * RFK Stadium
Sept. 22, 1984 Washington [D.C., USA] 45,000 * RFK Stadium
Sept. 28, 1984 Philadelphia [Pennsylvania, USA] 60,000 * JFK Stadium
Sept. 29, 1984 Philadelphia [Pennsylvania, USA] 60,000 * JFK Stadium
Oct. 05, 1984 Toronto [Canada] '? Canadian National Exhibition Stadium
Oct. 06, 1984 Toronto [Canada] ? Canadian National Exhibition Stadium
Oct. 07, 1984 Toronto [Canada] ? Canadian National Exhibition Stadium
Oct. 12, 1984 Chicago [Illinois, USA] ? Comiskey Park
Oct. 13, 1984 Chicago [Illinois, USA] ? Comiskey Park
Oct. 14, 1984 Chicago [Illinois, USA] ? Comiskey Park
Oct. 19, 1984 Cleveland [Ohio, USA] ? Municipal Stadium
Oct. 20, 1984 Cleveland [Ohio, USA] ? Municipal Stadium
Oct. 26, 1984 Atlanta [Georgia, USA] ? Fulton County Stadium
Oct. 27, 1984 Atlanta [Georgia, USA] ? Fulton County Stadium
Nov. 02, 1984 Miami [Florida, USA] ? Orange Bowl
Nov. 03, 1984 Miami [Florida, USA] ? Orange Bowl
Nov. 09, 1984 Houston [Texas, USA] ? Astrodome
Nov. 10, 1984 Houston [Texas, USA] ? Astrodome
Nov. 16, 1984 Vancouver [Canada] ? Place Stadium
Nov. 17, 1984 Vancouver [Canada] ? Place Stadium
Nov. 18, 1984 Vancouver [Canada] ? Place Stadium
Nov. 30, 1984 Los Angeles [California, USA] ? Dodger Stadium
Dec. 01, 1984 Los Angeles [California, USA] ? Dodger Stadium
Dec. 02, 1984 Los Angeles [California, USA] ? Dodger Stadium
Dec. 07, 1984 Los Angeles [California, USA] ? Dodger Stadium
Dec. 08, 1984 Los Angeles [California, USA] ? Dodger Stadium
Dec. 09, 1984 Los Angeles [California, USA] ? Dodger Stadium
[ * = sold out concerts]
Victory Tour Set list
Wanna Be Startin' Somethin'
Things I Do For You
Off The Wall
Human Nature
Heartbreak Hotel
She's Out Of My Life
Jermaine Jackson Solo:
[Let's Get Serious I You Like Me Don't You I Tell Me I'm Not Dreamin'] with Michael
Jackson 5 Medley [I Want You Back I The Love You Save I I'll Be There]
Rock With You
Lovely One
Working Day And Night
Beat It
Billie Jean
Shake Your Body [Down To The Ground]
Victory Tour Musicians
Jackson Musicians:
Jermaine Jackson - Bass
Tito Jackson - Guitar
Randy Jackson - Keyboards/Congas
Rory Kaplan - Keyboards
Pat Leonard - Keyboards
Jonathan Moffett - Drums
David Williams - Guitars
Jai Winding - Keyboards
Gregg Wright - Guitars
Creation
Concert Written & Designed by: Michael Jackson and The Jacksons
Produced by: Jacksons Entertainment Corporation
[in Association with Larry Larson]
Victory Tour Choreographed by: Marlon, Michael and Jackie Jackson
Staging Design Executor: Ian Knight
Lighting Design: Robert A. Roth and James K. Chapman
[for Source Point Design]
Director of Security: Bill Bray
Speciality Costumes Designed by: Michael Jackson and Ted Shell
Jackson Costumes Designed by: Bill Whitten
Personal Management - Michael Jackson: Frank Dileo
Personal Management - The Jacksons: Jack Nance
Dates
[July 6, 1984 - December 9, 1984]
The Jacksons' last tour, the "Victory" tour, included 55 concerts with an attendance of over 2 million people.
Some Interesting Facts
The Jacksons' "Victory" tour became the then-biggest tour any group had ever done!
The "Victory" tour reunited Jermaine with his brothers on stage for the first time in over 8 years.
It took 4 months to construct the "Victory" concert stage.
On July 4, 1984, Eddie Van Halen joined The Jacksons on stage for a "Beat It" guest appearance playing electric guitar.
While in New York, The Jacksons stayed at the "New York Panta Hotel" which displayed six 40-foot busts of The Jacksons - entitled "Pepsi Presents The Jacksons".
During the "Victory" shows in Detroit, Michigan, Michael shouted, "We love you Motown" to the crowd in "Motor City" where he recorded his first number one hit 15 years earlier.
At the last show of the tour, performed at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles, Michael announced his split from The Jacksons during "Shake Your Body [Down To The Ground]".
The "Victory" tour reportedly grossed $75 million USD and set a new record for the then-largest grossing tour.
Michael donated all his proceeds ($5 million) ? to charities (T.J. Martell Foundation for Cancer Research, The United Negro College Fund, and the Ronald McDonald Camp for Good Times).
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