July 14, 2000 – Due to the overwhelming response to her recent Twenty Four Seven Tour, Tina Turner has decided to give her fans what they want one last time. Sweeping through North America again with her signature legs and sultry voice, Tina will embark on the second and final leg of her wildly popular final tour. Presented by Target and promoted by SFX Music Group, the tour is set to kick off on September 20th in Boston and continue through early December, hitting 40 markets across the U.S. Tina has reaffirmed that although she will continue to record and make special public appearances, this will be her final major tour.

The first leg of Twenty Four Seven World Tour once again confirmed Tina Turner's status as one of the finest performers and musicians of our time. Tina's electrifying stage presence, described by USA Today as "her irresistible show-biz sparkle [and] the raw energy and earthly sensuality that have made her a rock and soul icon," helped the tour sell out in every city, becoming one of the most successful of the year, grossing over 40 million dollars. Backed by a 12-piece band including 7 musicians, 5 dancers and back- up singers, Tina performed hit after hit spanning her entire 40-year career, including high-octane versions of early R & B hits "A Fool In Love" and "River Deep, Mountain High," as well as 1980's platinum-plus sellers "What's Love Got To Do With It" and "Private Dancer" and her new singles "When The Heartache is Over" and "Whatever You Need." The same magic will be present on the new set of dates.

The tour coincides with the album Twenty Four Seven, which was released by Virgin Records America on February 1st. The album entered the Billboard Top 200 Albums chart at Number 21, the highest album bow ever either as a solo artist or as a partner with her former husband. The album was released in Europe in October 1999, and has sold 3 million copies worldwide.

Joe Cocker will be Tina's special guest throughout the tour.

September 20	Fleet Center	Boston, Massachusetts
September 22	First Union Center	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
September 23	Pepsi Arena	Albany, New York
September 24	Air Canada Centre	Toronto, Ontario
September 28	Molson Centre	Montreal, Quebec
September 30	Mellon Arena	Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
October 1	Nassau Coliseum	Uniondale, New York
October 4	United Center	Chicago, Illinois
October 6	Gund Arena	Cleveland, Ohio
October 7	MCI Center	Washington D.C.
October 8	Entertainment & Sports Arena	Raleigh, North Carolina
October 11	Bi-Lo Center	Greenville, South Carolina
October 13	Charlotte Coliseum	Charlotte, North Carolina
October 14	Philips Arena	Atlanta, Georgia
October 15	TD Waterhouse Centre	Orlando, Florida
October 18	National Car Rental Center	Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
October 20	Gaylord Arena	Nashville, Tennessee
October 21	BJCC Arena	Birmingham, Alabama
October 22	Thompson-Boling Arena	Knoxville, Tennessee
October 25	New Orleans Arena	New Orleans, Louisiana
October 27	Frank Erwin Center	Austin, Texas
October 28	Reunion Arena	Dallas, Texas
October 29	Compaq Center	Houston, Texas
November 1	Nationwide Arena	Columbus, Ohio
November 3	Rupp Arena	Lexington, Kentucky
November 4	Ervin J. Nutter Center	Dayton, Ohio
November 5	Breslin Events Center	East Lansing, Michigan
November 9	Fargodome	Fargo, North Dakota
November 10	Hilton Coliseum	Ames, Iowa
November 11	Target Center	Minneapolis, Minnesota
November 14	Pepsi Centre	Denver, Colorado
November 16	San Jose Arena	San Jose, California
November 17	Staples Center	Los Angeles, California
November 18	MGM Grand Garden Arena	Las Vegas, Nevada
November 22	Rose Garden Arena	Portland, Oregon
November 24	Skyreach Center	Edmonton, Alberta
November 25	Canadian Airlines Saddledome	Calgary, Manitoba
November 27	GM Place	Vancouver, B.C.
November 29	Key Arena at Seattle Center	Seattle, Washington
December 1	Centennial Garden	Bakersfield, CA