The Wörld Is Yours Tour

The Wörld Is Yours Tour was a tour performed by the heavy metal band Motörhead in support of their album, The Wörld Is Yours. During the tour Motorhead took part in opening for the Foo Fighters and Judas Priest, during their Wasting Light Tour and Epitaph World Tour respectively. During the tour, the band would take part Gigantour, the heavy metal music festival organized by Megadeth's Dave Mustaine.

The Wörld Is Yours Tour

Tour by Motörhead
Associated album	The Wörld Is Yours
Start date	25 January 2011
End date	24 June 2012
Legs	4 in North America 4 in Europe 2 in South America 1 in Oceania 11 total
No. of shows	63 in North America 60 in Europe 10 in South America 4 in Oceania 137 played
Motörhead concert chronology

Former Guns 'N' Roses bassist Duff McKagan spoke highly of supporting the band in Germany with is band Loaded, saying that: "If you are a rock band of Loaded‘s size and ilk, playing Germany with Motorhead is like making it to The Show when you get called up to the major leagues in baseball. We have been “called up,” and even my wife and daughters from afar revere the great Lemmy, Phil Campbell and Mikkey Dee.

Personnel

• Lemmy Kilmister – bass guitar, lead vocals
• Phil Campbell – guitar
• Mikkey Dee – drums

Setlists

Typical setlist "Iron Fist" or "Bomber" or "We Are Motörhead" "Stay Clean" "Metropolis" "Get Back in Line" "Over the Top" One Night Stand "I Know How to Die" "Rock Out" Guitar Solo "The Thousand Names of God" "I Got Mine" (dropped April 26 2011) "The Chase Is Better Than the Catch" "In the Name of Tragedy" or "The One To Sing The Blues or "Born To Lose" (all with drum solo) "Going to Brazil" "Just 'Cos You Got the Power" "Killed by Death" "Ace of Spades" Encore: "Overkill"

Gigantour Setlist "Bomber" "Damage Case" "I Know How to Die" "Stay Clean" "Over the Top" "The Chase Is Better Than the Catch" "The One to Sing the Blues" (with drum solo) "Going to Brazil "Killed by Death" "Ace of Spades" "Overkill"

Second Setlist

1. "Bomber"
2. "Damage Case"
3. "I Know How to Die"
4. "Stay Clean"
5. "Metropolis"
6. "Over the Top"
7. "One Night Stand"
8. Guitar Solo
9. "The Chase Is Better Than the Catch"
10. "Get Back in Line"
11. "I'll Be Your Sister" or "Rock Out"
12. "The One to Sing the Blues" (With drum solo)
13. "Orgasmatron"
14. "Going to Brazil"
15. "Killed by Death"
16. "Iron Fist"

Encore:

17. "Whorehouse Blues"
18. "Ace of Spades"
19. Overkill

Tour dates

Date[1][2][3]	City	Country	Venue	Support Act(s)
Leg 1 – North America[4]
25 January 2011	Anaheim	United States	House of Blues	Valient Thorr
28 January 2011	Reno		Knitting Factory
29 January 2011	Las Vegas		House of Blues	Clutch Valient Thorr
31 January 2011	San Diego
2 February 2011	San Francisco		Warfield Theatre
4 February 2011	Seattle		The Showbox
5 February 2011	Portland		Roseland Theater
7 February 2011	Vancouver	Canada	Vogue Theatre
9 February 2011	Edmonton		EEC
10 February 2011	Calgary		Flames Central
12 February 2011	Winnipeg		Burton Cummings Theatre
13 February 2011	Fargo	United States	The Venue
15 February 2011	Minneapolis		First Avenue
16 February 2011	Milwaukee		The Rave
17 February 2011	Kansas City		Midland Theatre
19 February 2011	Chicago		Congress Theater
20 February 2011	St. Louis		Pops
22 February 2011	Grand Rapids		The Orbit Room
23 February 2011	Royal Oak		Royal Oak Music Theatre
25 February 2011	Kitchener	Canada	Elements Night Club
26 February 2011	Toronto		Kool Haus
28 February 2011	New York City	United States	PlayStation Theater
1 March 2011	Boston		House of Blues
3 March 2011	Sayreville		Starland Ballroom
4 March 2011	Atlantic City		House of Blues
8 March 2011	Austin		Stubb's BBQ
10 March 2011	Tempe		Marquee Theatre
11 March 2011	Los Angeles		Club Nokia L.A. Live
Leg 2 – Australia[5]
26 March 2011	Melbourne	Australia	Festival Hall	Regular John
28 March 2011	Sydney		Big Top
30 March 2011	Adelaide		Thebarton Theatre
1 April 2011	Gold Coast		Gold Coast Convention and Exhibition Centre
Leg 3 – South America
6 April 2011	San José	Costa Rica	Estadio Ricardo Saprissa Aymá	N/A
9 April 2011	Santiago	Chile	Teatro Caupolicán (Big Metal Fest)
12 April 2011	Buenos Aires	Argentina	Estadio Luna Park
14 April 2011	Montevideo	Uruguay	Ramón Collazo Summer Theater
16 April 2011	São Paulo	Brazil	Via Funchal
17 April 2011	Curitiba		Master Hall
20 April 2011	Florianópolis		Floripa Music Hall
22 April 2011	Brasília		Nilson Nelson Gymnasium
26 April 2011	Lima	Peru	Estadio Monumental "U"
Leg 3 – United States[6]
17 May 2011	Tulsa	United States	BOK Center	Support act for: Foo Fighters
18 May 2011	Little Rock		Simmons Bank Arena
20 May 2011	Memphis		FedExForum
21 May 2011	Gulf Shores		The Hangout (Hangout Music Festival)	N/A
23 May 2011	Council Bluffs		Mid-America Center	Support act for: Foo Fighters
26 May 2011	Missoula		Adams Center
Leg 4 – Europe
11 June 2011	Münster	Germany	Am Hawerkamp (Vainstream Rockfest)	N/A
13 June 2011	Nickelsdorf	Austria	Pannonia Fields II (Nova Rock Festival)
17 June 2011	Weismain	Germany	Waldstadion (Rock in Concert)
25 June 2011	Imola	Italy	Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari (Sonisphere Festival)
1 July 2011	Hérouville-Saint-Clair	France	Château de Beauregard (Beauregard Festival)
2 July 2011	Belfort		Lac de Malsaucy (Eurockéennes)
10 July 2011	Knebworth	England	Knebworth House (Sonisphere Festival)
16 July 2011	Istanbul	Turkey	Istanbul Hezarfen Airfield (Rock'n Coke)
Leg 5 – Canada
23 July 2011	Toronto	Canada	Downsview Park (Heavy T.O.)	N/A
24 July 2011	Montreal		Parc Jean-Drapeau (Heavy Montréal)
Leg 6 – Europe[7]
29 July 2011	A Coruña	Spain	Coliseum da Coruña	Support act for: Judas Priest
30 July 2011	Leganés		La Cubierta
31 July 2011	Bilbao		Bizkaia Arena
2 August 2011	Badalona		Palau Municipal d'Esports de Badalona
4 August 2011	Avenches	Switzerland	Arènes (Rock Oz'Arènes)	N/A
6 August 2011	Wacken	Germany	(Wacken Open Air)
10 August 2011	Budapest	Hungary	Hajógyári Island (Sziget Festival)
11 August 2011	Jaroměř	Czech Republic	(Brutal Assault)
14 August 2011	Walton-on-Trent	England	Catton Hall (Bloodstock Open Air)
Leg 7 – South America
25 September 2011	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	City of Rock (Rock in Rio)	N/A
Leg 8 – Europe[8][9][10][11][12]
2 October 2011	Zürich	Switzerland	Hallenstadion	U.K. Subs Anti-Nowhere League
23 October 2011	Toulouse	France	Zénith
25 October 2011	Clermont-Ferrand		Zénith d'Auvergne
26 October 2011	Nantes		Zénith Nantes Métropole
28 October 2011	Brussels	Belgium	Forest National
29 October 2011	Zwolle	Netherlands	Meerhal
31 October 2011	Lille	France	Zénith de Lille
2 November 2011	Wolverhampton	England	Wolverhampton Civic Hall
3 November 2011	Newcastle		Newcastle City Hall
5 November 2011	Glasgow	Scotland	O2 Academy Glasgow
6 November 2011	Liverpool	England	Mountford Hall
8 November 2011	Bristol		Colston Hall
12 November 2011	London		Hammersmith Odeon
14 November 2011	Plymouth		Plymouth Pavilions
15 November 2011	Southampton		Southampton Guildhall
17 November 2011	Nottingham		Theatre Royal
18 November 2011	Manchester		Manchester Apollo
21 November 2011	Paris	France	Zénith Paris	No One Is Innocent
23 November 2011	Berlin	Germany	Columbiahalle	Graveyard Loaded
24 November 2011	Leipzig		Haus Auensee
26 November 2011	Munich		Zenith
27 November 2011	Stuttgart		Hanns-Martin-Schleyer-Halle
29 November 2011	Düsseldorf		Mitsubishi Electric Halle
30 November 2011	Hamburg		Alsterdorfer Sporthalle
2 December 2011	Aalborg	Denmark	Skråen	Jorn
4 December 2011	Copenhagen		Vega
5 December 2011	Oslo	Norway	Sentrum Scene
7 December 2011	Bergen		Peer Gynt Salen
9 December 2011	Gothenburg	Sweden	Lisebergshallen
10 December 2011	Stockholm		Arenan
12 December 2011	Örebro		Conventum Arena
13 December 2011	Sundsvall		Sporthallen
15 December 2011	Luleå		Pontushallen
17 December 2011	Tampere	Finland	Pakkahuone
18 December 2011	Helsinki		Kaapelitehdas
Leg 9 – Gigantour
26 January 2012	Camden	United States	BB&T Pavilion	N/A
27 January 2012	Uncasville		Mohegan Sun Arena
28 January 2012	New York City		Hulu Theater
29 January 2012	Lowell		Tsongas Center
1 February 2012	Glens Falls		Glens Falls Civic Center
2 February 2012	Quebec City	Canada	Colisée Pepsi
3 February 2012	Montreal		Bell Centre
5 February 2012	Kingston		K-Rock Centre
7 February 2012	Oshawa		General Motors Centre
8 February 2012	Hamilton		Copps Coliseum
9 February 2012	Auburn Hills	United States	The Palace of Auburn Hills
10 February 2012	Chicago		Aragon Ballroom
12 February 2012	Milwaukee		Eagles Ballroom
14 February 2012	Saint Paul		Myth
16 February 2012	Saskatoon	Canada	Prairieland Park
17 February 2012	Edmonton		Shaw Conference Centre
18 February 2012	Calgary		Big 4 Building
20 February 2012	Abbotsford		Abbotsford Entertainment & Sports Centre
21 February 2012	Kent	United States	ShoWare Center
23 February 2012	San Jose		Event Center Arena
24 February 2012	Los Angeles		Gibson Amphitheatre
25 February 2012	Phoenix		Comerica Theatre
26 February 2012	Albuqeuerque		Tingley Coliseum
2 February 2012	Denver		Fillmore Auditorium
1 March 2012	Dallas		The Palladium
2 March 2012	Houston		Verizon Wireless Theater
3 March 2012	Austin		ACL Live at The Moody Theater
Leg 10 – Europe
30 May 2012	Yverdon-les-Bains	Switzerland	Lake Geneva (Sonisphere Festival)	N/A
1 June 2012	Nürburg	Germany	Nürburgring (Rock am Ring)
3 June 2012	Nuremberg		Zeppelinfeld (Rock im Park)
8 June 2012	Norje	Sweden	Norje Havsbad (Sweden Rock Festival)
10 June 2012	Bergen	Norway	Grieg Hall	Sahg
17 June 2012	Bucharest	Romania	Romexpo (OST Fest)	N/A
23 June 2012	Roeser	Luxembourg	Herchesfeld (Rock-A-Field Open Air)
24 June 2012	Dessel	Belgium	Boeretang (Graspop Metal Meeting)

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