The official "Glee" tour is beginning on May 15, and show creator Ryan Murphy is now speaking out about what we should expect to see from Lea Michele and company in Arizona, New York, Chicago, and Los Angles.
The first matter he addresses to Entertainment Weekly is the setlist:
“We’re gonna do between 15 and 18 numbers...We made a decision to do our biggest hits because that’s what fans want to see. It’s a concert tour but it also has a story in it.” (The story will reportedly involve the gang's rivalry with Vocal Adrenaline in some form.)
Murphy then goes on to describe the elaborate set that is being constructed for the mini-tour:
“It’s a huge stage. We’ve got multimedia. It’s really big. Fox believes in it so much that they’ve hired the best people. It’s not about going out and selling out a lot of dates and making a lot of money. In fact, we won’t make any money with this first tour because we’ve put so much money into the set design. It’s really just a great thank you to our fans.”
Hopefully, the amount of fan support for this tour will lead to more dates being announced in the future outside of these four areas.
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