Dates with a listed show
Within the 57-day first-to-last recorded span.
Miley Cyrus · TOUR REFERENCE
Gypsy Heart Tour
Accepted source-listed 2000–2026 tour members
29 April 2011 – 24 June 2011
Explore this route on the map
- Listed performances
- 15
- Cities in the record
- 14
- Countries
- 11
- Recorded span
- 57 days
15 accepted artist appearances linked to this source-named tour. Partial database coverage, not a complete official itinerary.
THE ARTIST, ON THE ROAD
The story behind this itinerary
MusicBrainz explicitly identifies this series as a Tour and links this artist to it. Each included concert also credits this artist as a performer.
Only accepted, date-precise concert records in 2000–2026 are shown. Annual archives and tour legs may share these same performances; shared references are not additional concerts.
Tour membership is source-listed rather than independently verified. Future dates retain planned status; no revenue, crew size or travel itinerary is inferred.
THE ROUTE
From Quito to Melbourne
- QuitoEC · 1 listed
- SantiagoCL · 1 listed
- Buenos AiresAR · 1 listed
- AsunciónPY · 1 listed
- Rio de JaneiroBR · 1 listed
- São PauloBR · 1 listed
- CaracasVE · 1 listed
- BogotáCO · 1 listed
Continue through 6 more city runs
- San JoséCR · 1 listed
- Ciudad de MéxicoMX · 1 listed
- ZapopanMX · 1 listed
- PasayPH · 1 listed
- BrisbaneAU · 1 listed
- MelbourneAU · 2 listed
Sequence of listed performances. Connections illustrate the itinerary; they do not establish actual travel or days off.
READ THE RHYTHM
How the dates fit together
Consecutive listed show days
The longest unbroken run of calendar dates represented here.
Performances in one city run
Consecutive entries in one city, before the next listed city.
Days between listed dates
The longest date interval. Missing dates do not establish rest or travel.
THE DATED RECORD
Miley Cyrus · Gypsy Heart Tour dates & venues
| Date | City | Venue | Evidence |
|---|---|---|---|
| Source-listed | QuitoEcuador | Estadio Olímpico Atahualpa | Source ↗ |
| Source-listed | SantiagoChile | Estadio Nacional Julio Martínez Prádanos | Source ↗ |
| Source-listed | Buenos AiresArgentina | Estadio Antonio Vespucio Liberti | Source ↗ |
| Source-listed | AsunciónParaguay | Hipódromo de Asunción | Source ↗ |
| Source-listed | Rio de JaneiroBrazil | Jeunesse Arena | Source ↗ |
| Source-listed | São PauloBrazil | Arena Anhembi | Source ↗ |
| Source-listed | CaracasVenezuela | Estadio de Fútbol Universidad Simón Bolívar | Source ↗ |
| Source-listed | BogotáColombia | Movistar Arena | Source ↗ |
| Source-listed | San JoséCosta Rica | Estadio Nacional de Costa Rica | Source ↗ |
| Source-listed | Ciudad de MéxicoMexico | Estadio GNP Seguros | Source ↗ |
| Source-listed | ZapopanMexico | Estadio Akron | Source ↗ |
| Source-listed | PasayPhilippines | SM Mall of Asia Concert Grounds | Source ↗ |
| Source-listed | BrisbaneAustralia | Brisbane Entertainment Centre | Source ↗ |
| Source-listed | MelbourneAustralia | Rod Laver Arena | Source ↗ |
| Source-listed | MelbourneAustralia | Rod Laver Arena | Source ↗ |
Future records marked “Planned listing” retain source status. A past listing alone is not proof that a performance took place.
PROVENANCE
Where this record comes from
Explicit Tour Series/artist/event relationships, resolved against accepted canonical performances. Observed primary-source conflicts are quarantined.
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