Clay's Music - Tours - 2005 Jukebox Tour

The Jukebox Tour was a tour which showed how versatile Clay was.

There were elaborate costume changes, lots of medleys and it was a resounding success.

If you click on the links, you will find information about the performers, lyrics to the songs and even photo links for some cities. I hope to include recaps and articles as well. If you have information you want to share, please email us at clayaikenkids@gmail.com.

Michael Orland arranged the music and Nick Leisey was back as Clay's assistant.

Date	City and Venue	Fountaindawg's Recaps
7/28/05	Toms River, NJ, Ritacco Center / Toms River High School
7/29/05	Uncasville, CT, Mohegan Sun Arena
7/30/05	Buffalo, NY, Darien Lake Performing Arts Center, Darien Center
7/31/05	Pittsburgh, PA, Chevrolet Amphitheater
8/2/05	Atlanta, GA, Chastain Park Amphitheater
8/3/05	Greenville, SC, Peace Concert Center
8/5/05	Cary, NC, Regency Park Ampitheatre
8/6/05	Valdosta, GA, Wild Adventures Theme Park
8/8/05	Vienna, VA, Wolf Trap for the Performing Arts / The Filene Center
8/9/05	Columbus, OH, Ohio St. Fair
8/10/05	Bethlehem, PA, Musikfest
8/12/05	Rochester Hills, MI, Meadowbrook
8/13/05	Clio, MI, Clio Ampitheater
8/15/05	Kettering, OH, Fraze Pavillion for the Performing Arts
8/16/05	Toledo, OH, Zoo Amphitheater
8/18/05	Indiana State Fair, Indiana State Fairgrounds Pepsi Coliseum
8/19/05	Interlochen, MI, Interlochen Center (Kresge Auditorium)
8/21/05	Meadville, PA, Crawford County Fair
8/23/05	Merrillville, IN, Star Plaza Theatre
8/24/05	Cleveland, OH, Scene Pavilion
8/25/05	Toronto, Ontario, Molson Amphitheater
8/27/05	Gilford, NH, Meadowbrook Musical Arts Center
8/28/05	Boston, MA, Bank of America Pavillion
8/29/05	Essex Junction, VT, Champlain Valley
8/31/05	Atlantic City, NJ, Borgata Hotel
9/1/05	Atlantic City, NJ, Borgata Hotel

Set list:

First Act

Fifties Medley – Twisting the Night Away; At the Hop; Johnny B Goode; Rockin Robin; The Great Pretender; Only You; Mr. Sandman; That'll be the Day; Great Balls of Fire; Rock and Roll is Here to Stay

Unchained Melody

Elvis Medley – Love Me Tender; Hound Dog; Blue Suede Shoes; Don't Be Cruel; Heartbreak Hotel; Jailhouse Rock; Can't Help Falling in Love;

Suspicious Minds

Sixties Medley – Daydream Believer; Downtown; Can't Buy Me Love; Sugar, Sugar; Happy Together

Solitaire

Motown Medley – Where Did Our Love Go? (performed by Angela Fisher); Midnight Train to Georgia (performed by Quiana Parler); My Girl; Tears of a Clown; Rescue Me (performed by Angela Fisher); I Heard it Through the Grapevine (performed by Jacob Lutrell); Reach Out (I'll Be There) ; Think (performed by Angela Fisher);

Audience Participation - Ain't No Mountain High Enough

Second Act

Seventies Medley – Carwash; December 1963 (Oh, What a Night); September; Nights on Broadway; Too Much Heaven; I Feel the Earth Move (performed by Quiana Parler); Mandy; Bridge Over Troubled Water
When Doves Cry

Eighties Medley – All Night Long; Never Gonna Give You Up; Alone; Rock with You (performed by Jacob Lutrell); Sailing

Nineties Medley – "Can't Touch This" music was used to introduce this era, but no one sang it; Black Velvet (performed by Angela Fisher); End of the Road (performed with Jacob Lutrell); Iris; Livin La Vida Loca; I Can't Make You Love Me; I Will Always Love You (performed by Quiana Parler)

Band Introductions

Stump the Band – Sometimes done, sometimes not. The following is a list of concerts where he let the audience 'play the jukebox' and try to stump the band.

Today's music - Clay Aiken Medley – I Will Carry You; The Way; When You Say You Love Me

He then introduced new music from his upcoming album with various concerts. These four songs were introduced over the entire tour:

Back for More, Just You, 1000 Days,and Tears Run Dry.

He ended each show with Invisible.