But I meant it, all the years I spent saying I would love to tour the States" and what they should expect from the tour: "I decided not to go somewhere I’ve never been before, direction-wise, because American audiences haven’t seen my live shows for the most part. I think I really shocked them when I said I was touring, because they’ve become accepting of the fact that it was never going to happen. During an interview with BlackBook Magazine Kylie spoke about her fanbase in North America: "The fans in America aren’t great in number, but they’re great in spirit. Her amazing fans in North America will be well rewarded for their patience when they experience her show and its entire spectacle." Kylie promoted the tour on the fourth hour of the Today Show in New York stating that she's always wanted to tour the US, but it was a constant battle with her manager.
I’m thrilled that the opportunity has finally arrived." Bill Silva (CEO of Bill Silva Presents) stated, "Kylie has such a successful career outside of North America that it has taken quite a while to find a window in her schedule for the U.S. Kylie stated, "I’ve wanted to tour in America and Canada for years now and know that fans have been waiting a long time for this. The tour was officially announced via Billboard on. with Jingle Ball, an annual concert festival produced on by KIIS-FM, visiting Boston, Anaheim, Houston, Miami, Philadelphia, New York City, and Seattle. It was originally believed Kylie did not want to scale down the show for smaller venues but later revealed she was swayed by her management to not perform in the U.S.
and Canada, after the success of Fever and its singles in those territories. In 2002, there was speculation Kylie would bring her Fever tour to the U.S.
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