How many world tours does Michael Jackson have?

There are too many to talk about the largest:

There are a total of three major world tours.

The first round took place from 12 September 1987 to 28 December 1987.

The second round took place from 23 February 1988 to 26 December 1988.

The "BAD" concert tour was a concert at the height of MJ's career, which affirmed his status as a pop singer. The "bad" (awesome) world tour is Michael Jackson's first solo tour. The "BAD" tour was held in 15 countries on 4 continents with a total of 123 concerts, attracting an estimated 4.4 million people**.

From 1987 to 1989, the "BAD" tour earned $125 million, and no one else could beat it!

The first round took place from 27 June 1992 to 31 December 1992.

The second round took place from 24 August 1993 to 11 November 1993.

Beginning in June 1992 and ending in November 1993, the Dangerous Tour was Michael Jackson's second solo tour after four years on the BAD tour, and his first since signing a $1 billion contract with Sony Records, reaching a total audience of 3.5 million. On its scale, the Danger Tour outperformed Michael's awesome tour from September 1987 to January 1989. (All proceeds from this concert were donated to charity).

The first round took place from 7 September 1996 to 4 January 1997.

Second round: 31 May 1997-15 October 1997.

Spanning 56 cities in 35 countries on five continents, the "history" tour took place in 82 shows, attracting 4.5 million fans** and an average audience of 54,878 per concert! The "History" world tour is the biggest tour ever!

Three world tours, namely (BAD concert, tour time: 1987 1988, a total of 123 performances) (dangerous concert, tour time: 1992 1993, a total of 69 performances) (history concert, tour time:

11996 In 1997, a total of 84 performances were performed).

A total of 72,000 people were the Bucharest concert.

This concert can be described as MJ's most classic concert, the entire stadium is completely black, and there are many fans listening to the stadium without entering the stadium. The traffic on the streets closest to the stadium is all maintained by military personnel. What's more, Michael donated all the proceeds from the "dangerous" tour to his own Save the World** and many other charities.

1970 Jackson 5 National Tour 1971 Jackson 5 National Tour 90 performances 1972 Jackson 5 World Tour 1973-1975 Jackson 5 World Tour 1977 The Jacksons European Tour 1978 The Jacksons Europe and the United States Tour 1979 The Jacksons "Destiny" World Tour 80 performances 1981 The Jacksons "Triumph" World Tour 1983 1984 The Jacksons "Victory" World Tour 55 performances 1987 1989 "Bad" Awesome World Tour 123 performances 1992 1993 "Dangerous" World Tour 69 performances 1996 1997 "History" World Tour 82 performances 1999 Friends Charity Concert 2 performances 2001 2 concerts to commemorate the 30th anniversary.

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In fact, it is impossible to verify whether this 500,000 attendees are the most popular.

There have been more than 200 concerts in Mai's lifetime.

But when it was really filmed, there were only dozens of recordings.

So, maybe there will be more popular concerts. It's just that there is no on-site record, and what is recorded is that in 1992, Bucharest, Romania was the most popular.

Correction downstairs: an average of 5,000 people per game.

But generally speaking, there are about 80,000 people per concert.

When I start a concert, I always pick the biggest gymnasium.

Hello, Michael Jackson's concert with the largest number of people was the 1992 Bucharest Danger Concert in Romania, with 15w people inside the venue and 35w people outside the venue.

History Romanian station.

A total of 50,000 people went to Mike's concert, of which 500 fainted and 6 died!

Later, Michael Jackson donated all the proceeds from the concert to charity.

Munich, Germany.

The number of people is not very clear.

But you can search for one from the Internet called Munich Dangerous Tour, Germany, and after reading it, you will know what it means to be shocked...

The 1992 Dangerous Journey Bucharest concert, with 500,000 fans in attendance, was the most popular of all Jackson's concerts.

Michael Jackson was the first to propose a world tour.

The lowest was 70,000 at a time, and the maximum was more than 100,000.

The Bird's Nest of the Beijing Olympics can hold 80,000 people, which looks very spectacular, and the more than 100,000 are spectacular.

It seems that there was a show with 125,000 people.

It's said to be 350,000, but I don't think it's that suspenseful.