October 18	St. Louis, MO	Scottrade Center
October 20	Moline, IL	I Wireless Center
October 21	Minneapolis, MN	Target Center
October 23	Omaha, NE	Qwest Center
October 25	Denver, CO	Pepsi Center
October 26[16]	Salt Lake City, UT	EnergySolutions Arena
October 27	Salt Lake City, UT	EnergySolutions Arena
October 29	Seattle, WA	Key Arena
October 30	Portland, OR	Rose Garden
November 1	Oakland, CA	Oracle Arena
November 3	Anaheim, CA	Honda Center
November 4	San Jose, CA	HP Pavilion at San Jose
November 5	Fresno, CA	Save Mart Center
November 7	Los Angeles, CA	Staples Center
November 8	San Diego, CA	San Diego Sports Arena
November 9	Glendale, AZ	Jobing.com Arena
November 11[17]	Houston, TX	Toyota Center
November 12	San Antonio, TX	AT&T Center
November 14	Fort Worth, TX	Fort Worth Convention Center
November 15	Bossier City, LA	CenturyTel Center
November 19	Tampa, FL	St. Pete Times Forum
November 20	Sunrise, FL	BankAtlantic Center
November 23	Nashville, TN	Sommet Center
November 24[18]	Knoxville, TN	Thompson-Boling Arena
November 25	Greensboro, NC	Greensboro Coliseum
November 27	Charlotte, North Carolina	Charlotte Bobcats Arena
November 28	Duluth, GA	Arena at Gwinnett Center
November 29	Memphis, TN	FedEx Forum
December 1	Little Rock, AR	Alltel Arena
December 2	Oklahoma City, OK	Ford Center
December 3	Kansas City, MO	Sprint Center
December 5	Auburn Hills, MI	The Palace of Auburn Hills
December 6	Grand Rapids, MI	Van Andel Arena
December 8	Rosemont, IL	Allstate Arena
December 9	Indianapolis, IN	Conseco Fieldhouse
December 11	Columbus, OH	Nationwide Arena
December 12	Lexington, KY	Rupp Arena
December 13	Cincinnati, OH	US Bank Arena
December 15[19]	Toronto, ON	Air Canada Centre
December 16	Rochester, NY	Blue Cross Arena
December 17[20]	Philadelphia, PA	Wachovia Center
December 19	Hartford, CT	Hartford Civic Center
December 20	Providence, RI	Dunkin Donuts Center
December 21	Worcester, MA	DCU Center
December 22	Worcester, MA	DCU Center
December 27	Uniondale, NY	Nassau Coliseum
December 28	Uniondale, NY	Nassau Coliseum
December 29	Newark, NJ	Prudential Center
December 30	Newark, NJ	Prudential Center
January 3	Cleveland, OH	Quicken Loans Arena
January 4	Pittsburgh, PA	Mellon Arena
January 5	Atlantic City, NJ	Boardwalk Hall
January 7	Washington, DC	Verizon Center
January 8	Baltimore, MD	1st Mariner Arena
January 9	Albany, NY	Times Union Center
January 11	Detroit, MI	Joe Louis Arena
January 13	Milwaukee, WI	Bradley Center
January 14	Chicago, IL	United Center
January 15	St. Louis, MO	Scottrade Center
January 18	Las Vegas, NV	MGM Grand Arena
January 19	Las Vegas, NV	MGM Grand Arena
January 20	Las Vegas, NV	MGM Grand Arena
January 22	Glendale, AZ	Jobing.com Arena
January 24	Austin, TX	Frank Erwin Center
January 25	Lafayette, LA	Cajundome
January 26	New Orleans, LA	New Orleans Arena
January 28	Orlando, FL	Amway Arena
January 29	Orlando, FL	Amway Arena
January 30	Jacksonville, FL	Jacksonville Veterans Memorial Arena
January 31	Miami, FL	American Airlines Arena
March 4	Houston, TX	Reliant Stadium

The tour followed the June 2007 release of Cyrus's double album Hannah Montana 2: Meet Miley Cyrus. The tour began on October 18, 2007 in St. Louis, Missouri and was initially scheduled to end on January 9, 2008 in Albany, New York.[2]
One dollar of each ticket from the tour went to benefit the City of Hope Foundation, which helps in fighting against cancer. [3]
The Jonas Brothers were the opening act for the first part of the tour.
In December, An additional 14 concerts had been added to the tour, beginning in Detroit on January 11 and ending in Miami on January 31. After the Jonas Brothers decided not to continue on the tour, Aly & AJ were chosen as the replacement to be the opening act from January 11 to January 24. [4][5] The opening for the last leg of the tour was Everlife.[citation needed] The last leg of the tour included six dates, ending on January 31 at the American Airlines Arena in Miami, Florida.

[edit] Tickets controversy

Tickets for the Best Of Both Worlds Tour have been selling out for every show,[6] with many shows selling out in just five minutes or less.[7] Many tickets for the shows can then be found almost immediately after purchase on eBay, StubHub, or other secondary markets selling for well over the face value of the tickets.[7] The Arkansas Attorney General's office said, “All hell broke loose with Hannah Montana. The tickets were gone in 12 minutes and when people turned around, they were selling at online sites for sometimes as much as 10 times the face value.”[7] They promised an investigation, as did authorities in Missouri.[8] Some of the tickets were selling for over one thousand dollars.[8]
The shortage of tickets for the Cyrus/Montana tour became so pronounced that it gained national attention, with The New York Times using it and the concurrent Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band Magic Tour as examples of how the general public is losing out on ticket sales and how some ticket brokers have cracked Ticketmaster's defenses to gain a stranglehold on tickets.[7] The Times, The Los Angeles Times and the Houston Chronicle all profiled several families unable to get tickets and balancing the cost of the secondary market against their child's disappointment.[7][8][6] For their part, a Ticketmaster official said, "Hell hath no fury like the parent of a child throwing a tantrum. People who have been in this business for a long time are watching what's happening, and they say there hasn't been a demand of this level or intensity since the Beatles or Elvis."[8] A vice president for tour promoter AEG Live said that, "The tickets are priced and sold as fairly as possible. I can assure you this is no conspiracy. We do everything in our power to stop brokers from getting tickets, but it's impossible."[6]
On November 13, 2007, a lawsuit was filed on behalf of frustrated fan club members unable to get tickets, against MileyWorld (the Miley Cyrus fan club) and its agents.[9] In late November, MileyWorld had a special offer to give MileyWorld members a chance to buy tickets. For the Lexington, Kentucky show, Ticketmaster stated they would sell "will-call" tickets on the date of the concert;[10] such date-of-show "ticket drops" have been a common anti-scalping practice for years on Bruce Springsteen tours. When tickets for the added January itinerary shows went on sale on December 15, patterns repeated; only a few lottery-style winnings at Ticketmaster outlets were able to purchase tickets,[11] while Ticketmaster phone banks were tied up across multiple states and did not provide many buying chances either.[11]

[edit] The Ultimate Miley Party/MileyWorld

MileyWorld members can join "The Ultimate Miley Party" at the MileyWorld bus two hours before the concert at each venue. Members must bring their membership cards, but members have access to raffles that include winning a signed guitar, getting clothes that Miley wore, getting a tour of the tour bus, and getting 'Meet & Greet' passes. Many of the raffle prizes, however, are posters and temporary tattoos.[12]

[edit] Concert Footage on MileyWorld

When becoming a member, you can view the MileyCam which has various videos of Miley backstage her concerts in places like Salt Lake City, Omaha, Anaheim, San Jose and other different cities. They also give footage of the fans at The Ultimate Miley Party wining prizes and dancing and singing to Miley Cyrus and Hannah Montana songs.

[edit] Las Vegas Concert Contest

MileyWorld had a contest for a member to win tickets for the Las Vegas concert. The winners were Chelse and Casey from Bloomington, Indiana. There was a video on the MileyCam called Winner of Las Vegas Concert which showed the two sisters who won the contest.

[edit] Critical and commercial reception

The tour garnered $36 million in ticket revenues in 2007,[13] making it the 15th highest-grossing concert tour in North America for that year;[13] its ticket prices were lower than many other tours.

[edit] Body Double Controversy

The show's practice of using a body double for Cyrus for a minute or two at the end of "We Got the Party", to facilitate a costume change from the Hannah persona to herself, attracted some attention.[14] The tour's spokesperson acknowledged this but stated that Cyrus otherwise sings live for the entirety of both portions of the show. People on the internet have been having a fusion on what is going on. She just needs to get ready for her next song.[14]

[edit] Set list

[edit] Jonas Brothers Opening

National Ledger at Atlanta Concert

1. "Kids of the Future"
2. "Just Friends"
3. "That's Just the Way We Roll"
4. "Hello Beautiful"
5. "Goodnight and Goodbye"
6. "Hold On"
7. "S.O.S."

Aly & AJ Opening

1. Potencial Break-Up Song
2. Like Woah
3. Into The Rush
4. Rock & Roll All Night
Hannah MontanaFrom Denver Concert.

1. "Rock Star"
2. "Life's What You Make It"
3. "Just Like You"
4. "Old Blue Jeans"
5. "Nobody's Perfect"
6. "Pumpin' Up the Party"
7. "I Got Nerve"
8. "We Got the Party" with the Jonas Brothers/"Rock and Roll All Nite" with Aly and AJ and Everlife

• Note: When Aly and AJ started the extension leg of the tour, on January 11th, 2008, they sang a cover of KISS's Rock and Roll All Nite with Miley Cyrus as Hannah Montana. This served as a substitute of the song "We Got the Party".

[Jonas Brothers Interlude

National Ledger at Atlanta Concert

1. "When You Look Me In the Eyes"
2. "Year 3000"

Miley Cyrus

From Denver Concert.

1. "Start All Over"
2. "Good and Broken"
3. "See You Again"
4. "Let's Dance"
5. "Right Here"
6. "East Northumberland High"
7. "G.N.O. (Girl's Night Out)"
8. "The Best of Both Worlds" with Hannah Montana

[edit] Miley Cyrus Encore

1. "I Miss You", in dedication to her grandfather, who passed away, OR
2. "Ready, Set, Don't Go" with Billy Ray Cyrus and Brandi Cyrus on guitar, if they are present, OR
3. "Clear" done with "I Miss You" on 1/31 !!!!!!!

[edit] DVD

Live Videos:

1. Rock Star
2. Start All Over

Behind the Scences:

1. Hangin' With The Rock Star on Tour
2. Photo Slideshow of the Tour

[edit] CD

1. Rock Star
2. Life's What You Make It
3. Just Like You
4. Nobody's Perfect
5. Pumpin' Up the Party
6. I Got Nerve
7. We Got the Party (feat. Jonas Brothers)
8. Start All Over
9. Good and Broken
10. See You Again
11. Let's Dance
12. East Northumberland High
13. G.N.O. (Girl's Night Out)
14. The Best of Both Worlds

Hannah Montana 2: Meet Miley Cyrus CD

1st Cd

1. We Got the Party
2. Nobody's Perfect
3. Make Some Noise
4. Rock Star
5. Old Blue Jeans
6. Life's What You Make It
7. One In A Million
8. Bigger Than Us
9. You and Me Together
10. True Friend

2nd Cd

1. See You Again
2. East Northumberland High
3. Let's Dance
4. G.N.O. (Girl's Night Out)
5. Right Here
6. As I Am
7. Start All Over
8. Clear
9. Good and Broken
10. I Miss You

Cd/dvd

The album's first single Rock Star, was released in January 2008 as the promotion for the 3D film.
In February 2008, the music video also show the album name in the credits.

[edit] Release

The album will be released in United States on April 15, 2008, but was made available exclusively at Wal-mart on March 11, 2008.[1]
The album is set to be be released worldwide on the following days:

• Latin America: April 20
• Europe: April 22
• Asia: May 2
• Australia: May 2 .....

Miley rocked on her tour and i bet she had a really awesome time to with the jonas brothers but of course it was so sad that the jbs couldnt be there for the whole tour so she had to bring an extra artist which were Aly and AJ and they had a really good time but unfortunatly they culdnt be there the whole time that was left of the tour so miley brought everlife and after that the tour was over. for the fans who didnt get to see the concert i hope you guys got to see the 3D movie.mileys concert was really a big experience she had backup dancers and backup singers but we all know miley didnt need them cuz shes awesome but the concert was really entertaining with all the dancers singers and i was happy t was my first concert ever and it was mileys YES!. miley rocked and we hope she will have another tour soon and maybe she will even go to europe! maybe england or sweden!