Saturday, September 23, 2006

Vancouver, British Columbia
General Motors Place
800 Griffiths Way

Seating Capacity: 21,000
Seating Chart: click here
Doors open at: 8:00pm
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Interesting Tidbits:

Though Mariah has never been to Vancouver before, her fans welcome her to the city on September 23rd. Be sure to catch Mariah at General Motors Place at her first concert ever in Vancouver!



VANCOUVER, BC - SEPTEMBER 23, 2006


Setlist:

Opening Act: Busta Rhymes

01. It's Like That
02. Heartbreaker
03. Dreamlover
04. My All
05. Shake It Off
06. Vision of Love
07. Fly Like a Bird
08. I'll Be There
---"B" Stage:
09. Fantasy
10. Don't Forget About Us
11. Always Be My Baby
---End "B" Stage
12. Honey
13. I Wish You Knew (Snippet)
14. Thank God I Found You/Make It Last (Snippet)
15. One Sweet Day (Snippet)
16. Hero
---Encore:
17. We Belong Together
18. Butterfly Reprise



Pictures:

Fan Photos [Thanks to Chip!]




Press Reviews:

From The Province: Mariah gives it her all

From My All to Fly Like a Bird, Carey nailed every note

A Mariah Carey show is a big date night. Last night's near sell-out crowd at GM Place show boasted plenty of paired-up boys and girls. But girlfriend couples ruled.

Repping expensive clubbing ensembles, they left their b-boys at home to get all hard with their Fiddy CDs and headed out for some of that fine, five-octave range romantic R&B. It's the sound that made Carey the best-selling female performer of the '90s and the first act to chart in each year of the decade, breaking the Beatles' record as the artist with the most cumulative weeks spent in the Hot 100 singles chart.

That was almost 10 years ago. The screams filling GM Place when the lights went down and the seven-piece band kicked in made it seem like yesterday.

Rising up from under the stage, Carey appeared in the flesh, mostly, surrounded by six fully-attired dancers. Dancing is not her thing. Unless you call that body-rubbing manoeuvre choreography. Whatever. It looked great on the five big screens.

Her voice sounded fine as well. By "My All" from 1997's Butterfly, she appeared to be nailing the highs, lows and points in between. Plus, the tune's disco refrain that accompanied the dancers' backflips is totally retro cool.

New material such as The Emancipation of Mimi's "Fly Like a Bird" went over extremely well, if not quite as immediately as older hits. This song, in particular, showcased the vocal gymnastics that are a Carey signature and, sadly, have influenced a generation of Idol contestants to mimic. The thing they forget is you still need to strike a fine figure on stage and have some top-ranked material. She's got a lot of it, and the stage design was also tasty, particularly on the centre stage take on "Fantasy."

Toss in the cover of the Jackson 5's "I'll Be There" and you might be wishing you had been.



Fan Reviews:

By Mcdreamlover:
OMG mariah was breathtaking, she was on point from top to bottom she looked gorgeous. Her voice was amazin every note she hit she was incredible on stage its like your in another world when you see her on stage definitley a tour you will always remember watching.


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