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Lily Allen Expands West End Girl Tour to Arenas and Amphitheaters
Lily Allen scaled up her West End Girl tour after early demand, then reworked its North American dates, cancelling Montreal and adding Seattle.
The initial UK tour behind the album, named Lily Allen Performs West End Girl, was intended for smaller venues and theaters. Early demand led Allen to scale up the tour, turning theaters into arenas and expanding dates around the world, including in the United States.
Two weeks later, Allen downscaled the North American itinerary, swapping several big arenas for small arenas and small arenas for amphitheaters. A planned Montreal date was cancelled, and a Seattle show was added. Lily Allen downsized several venues on the fall leg of her North American tour.
The term blue dot fever refers to blue dots on Ticketmaster seating charts, indicating unsold tickets at a given show. For Halloween, Allen dressed up as a Ticketmaster seat map full of blue dots.
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