If that’s the case, your dream has officially became a reality. Pussycat Dolls just announced a 20th anniversary reunion tour celebrating their 2006 debut album “PCD.”
From June through August, the ’00s hitmakers along with special guests Lil’ Kim and Mýa will swing into arenas, amphitheaters, pavilions and music festivals all over North America on their first official tour since 2009 after a planned and then postponed run in 2020.
That includes four New York and New Jersey stops. They’re scheduled to take place at:
Empower Federal Credit Union AmphitheaterSyracuse, NYWednesday, July 8Freedom Mortgage PavilionCamden, NJTuesday, July 14PNC Bank Arts CenterHolmdel, NJWednesday, July 15Madison Square GardenNew York, NYMonday, July 20
At all shows, fans will only see three of the original Dolls — Nicole Scherzinger, Kimberly Wyatt, and Ashley Roberts — while Carmit Bachar, Jessica Sutta and Melody Thornton sit this round out.
In addition to taking a look back at their chart-topping catalog, the now-trio also released a new single, which they’ve dubbed “Club Song.”
“It’s been awhile…meet your new obsession: ‘Club Song,” the Pussycat Dolls shared via Instagram. “…soon we’re bringing her to the stage along with all of your favorite PCD songs.”
While we can’t confirm what those tracks will be, according to Set List FM, the girl group performed 16 songs at their final ’09 ‘Doll Domination Tour’ show. That included fan favorites “Buttons,” “Stickwitu,” “When I Grow Up,” “I Hate This Part” and, of course, “Don’t Cha.”
“Brassy and shameless, the former burlesque troupe has been accused of setting feminism back 50 years, but their show is more high camp circus than tawdry titillation,” The Guardian wrote about an ’09 gig of theirs in London. “There are fireworks; there are flames; there is even a potted history of the Pussycat Dolls’s story.”
Pussycat Dolls tickets first become available through a pre-sale that starts Wednesday, March 18 at 10 am local time.
Tickets officially go on sale to the general public on Friday, March 20 at 10 am local time through Ticketmaster but are available now on trusted secondary market sites like StubHub and Vivid Seats.
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A complete calendar including all North American tour dates, venues and links to buy tickets can be found below.
Early in their run, Pussycat Dolls will lend their talents to the LGBTQ-friendly OUTLOUD Music Festival.
They’ll be joined by big names like Jade, Ava Max, Ashlee Simpson, Confidence Man, Flo and many more.
If you’d like to be there, three-day OUTLOUD Festival passes are available here.
On Aug. 28, 2009, Pussycat Dolls played their last full concert as part of the ‘Doll Domination World Tour’ in Hammond, IN. According to Set List FM, here’s what they took to the stage that night.
14.) “Don’t Cha” (Tori Alamaze cover)
Note: PCD also toured in early 2020 but no complete set lists were documented on Set List FM.
As noted above, Pussycat Dolls just released the single “Club Song.”
The new tune, which happens to be their first offering in six years, is an ethereal piece of dance floor-ready pop urging women “don’t bring your boyfriend to the club.”
If you’d like to hear for yourself, you can find “Club Song” here.
At all North American shows, Pussycat Dolls will be joined by a pair of big-name opening acts. In the off-chance you haven’t listened to them in years, we’ve got a quick refresher for you below with their most-streamed songs on Spotify.
L’il Kim: “Magic Stick”
Mýa: “Lady Marmalade”
Note: L’il Kim’s most-streamed song is also “Lady Marmalade” but we wanted to give you a little musical diversity.
The ’00s never went away. As proof, here are just five of our favorite hitmakers from, gulp, at least 16 years ago that are still going strong on the road.
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