Mylenium_Tour_(tour)

Mylenium Tour
Tour by Mylène Farmer
Location	Europe
Associated album	Innamoramento
Start date	September 21, 1999
End date	March 8, 2000
No. of shows	42
Mylène Farmer concert chronology
	Live à Bercy; (1996); Mylenium Tour; (1999–2000); Avant que l'ombre... à Bercy; (2006);

Mylenium Tour (tour)

1999–2000 concert tour by Mylène Farmer

The Mylenium Tour was Mylène Farmer's 1999–2000 concert tour in support of her fifth studio album, Innamoramento.

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No	Song	Costume	Choreography	Comment^[3]^[6]
1	"Mylenium"	White transparent dress with a plunging neckline in the back, sailing on the shoulders, shoes with high heels, white large necklace.	No	The stage is hidden under a large white curtain which turns blue when "Mylenium", an instrumental song with African vocals, begins to be played. The curtain falls and the audience discovers the huge statue representing Isis (nine metres) in the middle of the stage. While the light intensifies, a white smoke emanates from the statue whose head opens in two parts, showing the shadow of Farmer. Suspended by pulling invisible strings, the singer flies above the stage while the right articulated hand of the statue stands to take down her. There were sometimes some technical problems, Farmer remaining suspended in the air longer than expected.
2	"L'Amour naissant"	Same costume	No. Farmer's arms are outspread during the refrain.	As in the original song, a thunderous noise is heard at the beginning. Farmer begins to sing and drops from the statue's hand. In the background of the stage, images of luminous cracked globes appear on the giant screen. When Farmer leaves the stage, the song is extended by the female vocalists to let her more time to change her clothes. This live performance is very similar to that of the album.
3	"L'Âme-stram-gram"	* Farmer: Orange costume composed of a privateer trousers, a thick jacket and orange shoes, with high heels. * Dancers: Costumes with different colors.	Collective synchronised choreography produced by Farmer, the same as that used for the TV promotion of the song. Crouching at the beginning with many arms gestures, then standing with suggestive movements of the pelvis.	The introduction has oriental sonorities. After the performance, there are the first repetitions of the refrain with the audience.
4	"Beyond My Control" "Que mon cœur lâche" in Russia	Same costume	No	At the beginning of the song, Farmer asks the audience to clap their hands. The words "It's beyond My Control", pronounced by John Malkovich in the studio version, are replaced.
5	"Rêver"	Same costume	No	"Consentement" was originally scheduled at this moment, but was eventually replaced by "Rêver". The song is performed in an identical version as that of 1996 Tour. At the end of the song, the refrain is repeated with the audience.
6	"Il n'y a pas d'ailleurs" Not performed in Russia	Same costume	No	Farmer performs the song standing in the right hand of the statue that rises and then goes down.
7	"Mylène Is Calling"	Same costume	No	Valérie Bony, one of the female dancers, replaces Farmer who goes in backstage to change costume. Bony appears in Chinese shadow, wearing a wig, and makes some movements with her arms, but she doesn't sing.
8	"Optimistique-moi"	* Farmer : Black costume composed of a woven trousers open on the upper thighs, a transparent bustier, a shimmering jacket closed, high shoes with heels, a large necklace and two iron false-buttocks. * Dancers : Same costume, without the jacket.	Very swift and rhythmical choreography, the same as for the promotion of the song.	Farmer arrives by surprise while spectators watch even the Chinese shadow of Valérie Bony (they believe she is Farmer). The song is repeated several times by the fans with Farmer.
9	"Medley" ("Pourvu qu'elles soient douces" / "Libertine" / "Maman a tort" / "Sans contrefaçon")	Same costume, without the jacket	Collective choreography, the same as for "Pourvu qu'elles soient douces" during the 1989 Tour.	The song is accompanied by numerous fireworks. That is the only medley performed by Farmer throughout her career.
10	"Regrets"	Same costume	No	Farmer sings all the song's lyrics, while a red light burns in the palm of the statue's hand that moves. This live version was scheduled for release as second single from the concert, but was finally abandoned.
11	"Désenchantée"		Many arms movements.
12	"Méfie-toi"	White dress hidden under a long brown leather jacket, entirely closed, and white shoes.	Collective choreography, including a few steps on the stairs.	Farmer comes out of the large doors drawn on the statue's body and goes down the staircase that appears with red fabric flames on the sides. This version is very similar to that of the album.
13	"Dessine-moi un mouton"	Same costume, without the jacket.	No	Before the song begins, Farmer sits on the steps of the staircase and whistles. While the dancers make several acrobatics and play leapfrog, she performs the song, sitting on a swing with two headers sphinx at both ends. A rain of silver sequins down from heaven on artists and the andiance. After her performance, Farmer goes down the swing and presents the musicians.
14	"California"	Same costume	No	Farmer and two female vocalists sit on the steps of the staircase, and then get up and do a few steps on the stage. Then Farmer goes in front of the door at the top of the stairs. At the end, Farmer left the stage while it is in a full black. This acoustic version has jazzy sonorities.
15	"Pas le temps de vivre" "Je t'aime mélancolie" in Russia	Same costume, with a large transparent white jacket	No	Farmer performs the song a cappella until the first refrain. She sometimes cries and the audience sings instead of her. During some shows, a spectator was allowed to climb on the stage and Farmer took him by the hand. There is a long musical bridge at the end to let time for Farmer to change her costume.
16	"Je te rends ton amour"	Similar dress to that Farmer wore in the video : a red dress with a very long train.	No	The stage turns red. Farmer performed the song on a platform. In February and March, Farmer has added a repetition a cappella with the audience and a new musical direction.
17	"Souviens-toi du jour"	Same costume	The singer uses a simple choreography referring to the universal sign language, performed with other dancers.	After performing the song, Farmer thanks the audience and says goodbye. She then twice repeats the refrain with the audience.
18	"Dernier Sourire"	Same dress that Farmer wore when she took the stage.	No	Farmer sings again the first verse at the end of the song, and begins to cry. This live version is the second track on the CD single "Dessine-moi un mouton".
19	"Innamoramento"	Same costume	No	Farmer sings four times the final refrain, and then goes into the statue's hand.
20	"Mylenium"	Same costume	No	Farmer begins to sing "Mylenium" once back in the statue's hand. A curtain falls, and the show ends. However, at a show, the curtain did not fall and Farmer had to descend from the statue to public view with the help of a ladder.

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Date	City	Country	Venue
Europe
September 21, 1999	Marseille	France	Le Dôme de Marseille
September 24, 1999	Paris		Palais omnisports de Paris-Bercy
September 25, 1999
September 26, 1999
September 29, 1999
October 6, 1999	Lille		Zénith de Lille
October 7, 1999	Forest	Belgium	Forest National
October 8, 1999
October 9, 1999
November 17, 1999	Lille	France	Zénith de Lille
November 19, 1999	Lyon		Palais des Sports
November 20, 1999
November 21, 1999
November 24, 1999	Orléans		Zénith d'Orléans
November 25, 1999	Caen		Zénith de Caen
November 26, 1999	Angers		Amphitéa
November 27, 1999	Le Mans		Antarès
December 1, 1999	Toulouse		Zénith de Toulouse Métropole
December 2, 1999	Pau		Zénith de Pau
December 3, 1999	Bordeaux		Patinoire de Mériadeck
December 4, 1999	Bordeaux		Patinoire de Mériadeck
December 5, 1999	Montpellier		Zénith de Montpellier
December 7, 1999	Toulon		Zénith Oméga
December 8, 1999	Marseille		Le Dôme de Marseille
December 9, 1999	Geneva	Switzerland	SEG Geneva Arena
December 10, 1999	Amnéville	France	Galaxie Amnéville
December 13, 1999	Paris		Palais omnisports de Paris-Bercy
February 8, 2000	Lille		Zénith de Lille
February 9, 2000	Forest	Belgium	Forest National
February 11, 2000	Lausanne	Switzerland	Patinoire de Malley
February 12, 2000	Lyon	France	Palais des Sports
February 13, 2000	Lyon		Palais des Sports
February 15, 2000	Amnéville		Galaxie Amneville
February 17, 2000	Grenoble		Summum
February 18, 2000	Toulouse		Zénith de Toulouse Métropole
February 19, 2000	Bordeaux		Patinoire de Mériadeck
February 22, 2000	Brest		Parc des expositions de Penfeld
February 23, 2000	Caen		Zénith de Caen
February 25, 2000	Douai		Gayant Expo
February 26, 2000	Orléans		Zénith d'Orléans
March 4, 2000	Moscow	Russia	Olimpiyskiy
March 5, 2000	Moscow		Olimpiyskiy
March 8, 2000	Saint Petersburg		SKK Peterburgsky

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