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Wednesday, July 16, 2008
Mark's Solo (Video)
Courtney & Joshua's Hiphop (Video)
Courtney Galiano & Joshua Allen - Hiphop - Dave Scott
Thanks to kelxk3l for the quick upload
So You Think You Can Dance Top 10 Voting Numbers
Gev Manoukian - 888-836-7602
Courtney Galiano - 888-836-7603
Mark Kanemura - 888-836-7604
Comfort Fedoke - 888-836-7605
Twitch Boss - 888-836-7606
Katee Shean - 888-836-7607
Will Wingfield - 888-836-7608
Kherrington Payne - 888-836-7609
Joshua Allen - 888-836-7610
So You Think You Can Dance Top 10 Track List
Courtney & Joshua
Hiphop - Dave Scott
Skippin' - Mario
Chelsie's solo 888-836-7601
Pon de Replay - Rihanna
Kherington & Mark
Two Step - Ronnie & Brandi
Kick Back - Ty England
Gev's solo
Hello/Goodbye (Uncool)
Lupe Fiasco Feat. Unkle
Comfort & Twitch
Smooth Waltz - Hunter & Maria Johnson
Open Arms - Journey
Courtney's solo
I Want You To Need Me - Celine Dion
Katee & Will
Broadway - Tyce Diorio
Sit Down You're Rockin' The Boat (Gusy and Dolls) - Sam Harris
Mark's solo
Bohemian Rhapsody - Queen
Chelsie & Gev
Contemporary - Sonya Tayeh
These Arms Of Mine - Otis Redding
Comfort's solo
Need A Boss - Shareefa Feat. Ludacris
Twitch's solo
I Question Mark - Wade Robson
Courtney & Joshua
Rhumba - Jean Marc and France
Hero - Enrique Iglesias
Katee's solo
This Woman's Work
(MTV Unplugged)
Maxwell
Kherington & Mark
Jazz - Tyce Diorio
Canned Heat - Jamiroquai
Will's solo
Dance With my Father - Luther Vandoss
Comfort & Twitch
Hiphop - Dave Scott
Forever - Chris Brown
Kherington's solo
Breakin' Dishes - Rihanna
Katee & Will
Pas de deux - Desmond Richardson & Dwight Rhoden
Imagine - David Archuleta
Joshua's solo
Jam - Michael Jackson
Chelsie & Gev
Jive - Jean Marc & France
The House Is Rockin' - Brian Setzer
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According to Wigens, the idea of an "American Idol" tour was intuitive from the get-go, but planning a "Dance" tour took more consideration. "It was very much a leap in the dark as well as a leap of faith," recalled Wigens, who is far more accustomed to planning musical concerts than dance shows. The "leap of faith" paid off in the tour's first year, 2006. "I think the thing sold out in a matter of hours," he said.More...
After seeing the tickets snatched up, Wigens assumed that the stadiums would be full of teenagers. Instead, the tour drew fans of all ages. "We were expecting it to be a really young audience, but it really is not," he said. "There's not one specific demographic that we're playing to." First and foremost, Wigens hopes the tour will inspire attendance from people who never would have come to a dance performance otherwise.
As for what fans can expect from the tour, Wigens says the live show includes memorable performances from the TV show, interspersed with video footage, among other things. "It's very different," he said. "It's a very, very exciting show."
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