Despite not knowing who will join Britney Spears when she started touring the Femme Fatale in American summer, her longtime manager Larry Rudolph recently gave MTV News a few tips on how the show will be. According to him, the shows in Las Vegas and San Francisco held last week for Britney, give a hint of visual spectacle of the tour.
"This is exactly the direction we are taking", he explained, saying that the show is futuristic and post-apocalyptic, a vibe that fits the second single from Femme Falale. "Till The World Ends remains an issue for us."
The shows (the promotional tour) were a combination of animated hits that are present on the album, which has a concept of party and fun to the extreme, with bright clothes and sexy, and daring movements of choreography.
"The way we see the concept for a show like this is sitting with Britney, she tells us that she is interested in and what inspires it", said Rudolph. "We started with songs from the album, we started coming up with concepts and basic and general. She says what matters and what motivates them, and from that, we're going after the review by Jamie King (musical director of the tour) and Brian Fridman (choreographer)."
It is hoped that the tour begins on June 17 in Sacramento, and has 26 dates scheduled throughout North America, ending on August 13 in Toronto. Britney's team declined to comment on the departure of Enrique Iglesias of tour.
This news confirms the information of insiders and a poster that appeared this week on the Internet, realizing that the tour will even be called Till The World Ends Tour.
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