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The Bad Boy Family Reunion Tour was a joint concert tour headlined by Puff Daddy and featured various past and present artists from Bad Boy Entertainment.[1] The tour earned $17.5 million from 19 shows, selling 208,508 tickets.[2]

Background

To commemorate the label's 20th anniversary, Combs reunited with his former and current Bad Boy Family artists at the 2015 BET Awards for an all-star medley performance of the collective's many hits along with a new single, "Finna Get Loose" (with a special appearance from Pharrell Williams).

In April 2016, Combs announced a two-night Bad Boy Family Reunion show on May 20 & 21 at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York City, which was also in commemoration of the late Notorious B.I.G.'s 44th birthday. The first show included performances from Combs, Mase, Faith Evans, 112, Total, The Lox, Carl Thomas, Lil' Kim, French Montana, Mario Winans, Cassie, Black Rob, Lil' Cease and Red Cafe. Special guest performances included Jay-Z, Nas, Usher, Mary J. Blige and Rick Ross.[3] The second night special guest included Busta Rhymes, Fabolous, Desiigner, 2 Milly, DMX and Ty Dolla Sign.[4]

In May 2016, a full tour was announced to begin August 2016.[5] However, Combs suffered a shoulder injury and the tour was pushed back to September 2016.[6]

Speaking on the tour, Combs stated:

"This isn't just a concert—this is a moment in hip-hop and R&B history. The family and I are so excited to welcome fans into this once in a lifetime experience. This tour is 20 years in the making, and is a celebration of the hits and the Bad Boy lifestyle. The Bad Boy Family has set the standard for concert excellence, and this tour will be a testament to that!"[7]

Critical reception

The tour received critical praise during its tenure in North America. Jewel Wicker (The Atlanta Journal-Constitution) called the show in Atlanta "insanely fun". She goes on to say: "But for nearly three hours Diddy and the acts he helped to become famous put on a seemingly endless show full of the massive party anthems and sexy love songs that defined Bad Boy Records' reign. Referring to the concert as a 'homecoming' show, the flashy star emphasized from the beginning that he was rolling out the red carpet for 'his second home'".[8]

The performance in Miami was compared to a family reunion cookout. Tony Centeno (Miami New Times) states: "It hasn't always been a smooth road for Bad Boy, but they've found a way to survive. And they've continued to heed the advice of Biggie's mother, Voletta Wallace, who once had a bit of advice for her son in the intro to 'Sky's The Limit'". The show in Tampa was described as "wholly unnecessary but welcomed".[9] Jay Cridlin of the Tampa Bay Times says: "He ain't Drake, but his Family Reunion was a comprehensive retrospective of a generation's worth of signature singles, a two-plus-hour hit parade that reminded everyone just why he once owned the top of the pops. [...] No, Diddy doesn't really need the Bad Boy Family Reunion in 2016. But it's something only he could've pulled off. Sway like that, even money can't buy".[10]

Maura Johnston of The Boston Globe states the show in Boston took patrons on a retro ride to the 90s. She continues: "The nostalgia baked into the tracks he opened the show with helped, too. As Puff Daddy, Combs strung together a slew of pop-rap hits that flipped radio chestnuts into tableaus for his and his friends' boasts, sounding bright in a way that recalls a sweltering summer day when time, space, and, yes, sound, melt into one another".[11] The concert in Las Vegas received four out of five stars from the Las Vegas Weekly. Mike Pizzo writes: " Without a doubt, the Bad Boy Family Reunion Tour will go down in history as one of the greatest hip-hop concerts of all time. You may have hated him back then, but you can't hate him now".[12]

Performers

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Main acts[13][14]

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Featured acts[13][14]

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Special guests

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Setlist

The following setlist was obtained from the concert held on September 15, 2016, at the Toyota Center in Houston, Texas.[20] It does not represent all concerts for the duration of the tour. Шаблон:Col-begin Шаблон:Col-2

I—Puff Daddy
  1. "Victory"
  2. "O Let's Do It" (Remix)"
  3. "Bad Boy for Life"
  4. "Hate Me Now"
  5. "I Get Money (Forbes 1,2,3 Remix)"
II—Puff Daddy & Mase
  1. Can't Nobody Hold Me Down"
  2. "Been Around the World"
III—112
  1. "It's Over Now"
  2. "Dance with Me"
  3. "Peaches & Cream"
  4. "Anywhere"
IV—Total
  1. "Trippin'"
  2. "No One Else"
  3. "Tell Me"
  4. "Kissin' You"
V—The Lox
  1. "Mighty D-Block (2 Guns Up)"
  2. "Last Day"
  3. "We Gonna Make It" Шаблон:Small
  4. "Good Times" Шаблон:Small
  5. "Wild Out"
VI—Carl Thomas
  1. "Emotional"
  2. "Summer Rain"
  3. "I Wish"
VII—Faith Evans
  1. "No Other Love"
  2. "I Love You"
  3. "You Gets No Love"
  4. "NYC" Шаблон:Small
  5. "You Used to Love Me"
  6. "Soon as I Get Home"

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VIII—French Montana
  1. "Hot Nigga (Remix)"
  2. "No Shopping"
  3. "Ain't Worried About Nothin'"
  4. "Ocho Cinco"
  5. "Same Damn Time (Remix)" Шаблон:Small
  6. "Work (Remix)"
  7. "Pop That"
IX—Lil' Kim
  1. "Quiet Storm (Remix)"
  2. "Big Momma Thang"
  3. "No Time"
  4. "Get Money"
  5. "Lighters Up"
X—Various
  1. "Feel So Good" Шаблон:Small
  2. "I Need a Girl (Part One)" / "I Need a Girl (Part Two)" Шаблон:Small
  3. "Cupid" Шаблон:Small
XI—DMX
  1. "What's My Name?"
  2. "What These Bitches Want"
  3. "Get at Me Dog"
  4. "Ruff Ryders' Anthem"
  5. "Party Up (Up in Here)"
XII—Bun B
  1. "Draped Up"
  2. "International Players Anthem (I Choose You)"
XIII—Finale
  1. "Only You (Bad Boy Remix)" Шаблон:Small
  2. "Can't You See" Шаблон:Small
  3. "Love Like This" Шаблон:Small
  4. "Whoa!" Шаблон:Small
  5. "All the Way Up" Шаблон:Small
  6. "Wasting My Time" Шаблон:Small
  7. "It's All About the Benjamins" Шаблон:Small
  8. "I'll Be Missing You" Шаблон:Small
  9. "Mo Money Mo Problems" Шаблон:Small

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Tour dates

Date City Country Venue
Part I[21]
May 20, 2016 Brooklyn United States Barclays Center
May 21, 2016
Part II[22][23]
September 1, 2016 Chicago United States United Center
September 2, 2016 Auburn Hills The Palace of Auburn Hills
September 3, 2016 Baltimore Royal Farms Arena
September 4, 2016 New York City Madison Square Garden
September 6, 2016 Toronto Canada Air Canada Centre
September 8, 2016 Atlanta United States Philips Arena
September 10, 2016 Miami American Airlines Arena
September 11, 2016 Tampa Amalie Arena
September 14, 2016 Dallas American Airlines Center
September 15, 2016 Houston Toyota Center
September 17, 2016 Cincinnati U.S. Bank Arena
September 20, 2016 Charlotte Time Warner Cable Arena
September 22, 2016 Washington, D.C. Verizon Center
September 23, 2016 Philadelphia Wells Fargo Center
September 24, 2016 Boston TD Garden
September 25, 2016 Newark Prudential Center
September 30, 2016 Oakland Oracle Arena
October 1, 2016 Las Vegas MGM Grand Garden Arena
October 4, 2016 Inglewood The Forum
Cancellations and rescheduled shows
August 25, 2016 Columbus, Ohio Value City Arena Cancelled
August 26, 2016 Cincinnati, Ohio U.S. Bank Arena Rescheduled to September 17, 2016[24]
August 27, 2016 Chicago, Illinois United Center Rescheduled to September 1, 2016
August 31, 2016 Kansas City, Missouri Sprint Center Cancelled
September 16, 2016 San Antonio, Texas AT&T Center Cancelled
September 18, 2016 Nashville, Tennessee Bridgestone Arena Cancelled
October 2, 2016 Glendale, Arizona Gila River Arena Cancelled
October 6, 2016 San Diego, California Viejas Arena Cancelled
October 8, 2016 Oakland, California Oracle Arena Rescheduled to September 30, 2016

Box office score data

Venue City Tickets sold / Available Gross revenue
Barclays Center Brooklyn 29,366 / 29,366 (100%) $4,203,021[25]
Madison Square Garden New York City 13,922 / 13,922 (100%) $1,431,449[26]
Air Canada Centre Toronto 14,594 / 14,594 (100%) $1,103,130[27]
Philips Arena Atlanta 13,563 / 13,563 (100%) $1,139,318[28]
American Airlines Center Dallas 10,320 / 11,401 (90%) $526,092[29]
U.S. Bank Arena Cincinnati 8,377 / 11,142 (75%) $499,167[30]
Time Warner Cable Arena Charlotte 10,854 / 12,224 (89%) $794,931[31]
Verizon Center Washington, D.C. 13,102 / 14,427 (91%) $1,325,849[29]
Wells Fargo Center Philadelphia 16,899 / 16,899 (100%) $1,353,781[32]
TD Garden Boston 11,122 / 12,254 (91%) $955,143[29]
Prudential Center Newark 12,276 / 12,276 (100%) $1,110,295[27]
MGM Grand Garden Arena Las Vegas 12,458 / 12,458 (100%) $1,044,583[33]
The Forum Inglewood 14,185 / 14,185 (100%) $1,314,634[34]
TOTAL 181,038 / 188,711 (96%) $16,801,393

References

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