| Original Sinsuality Tour | |
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 Tour by Tori Amos | |
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Associated album | |
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Start date |
April 1, 2005 |
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End date |
July 10, 2005 |
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Shows |
8 in Australia |
Background 
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The 2005 Original Sinsuality Tour was Amos' first solo tour since 2001 and took its name from the song "Original Sinsuality" on The Beekeeper. The tour had three legs, beginning in North America with a concert in Clearwater, Florida on April 1, 2005, moving to Australia in May, and winding up in Europe with a final concert in Istanbul, Turkey on July 10.
Amos toured with a Bosendorfer piano, an 88 Fender Rhodes electric piano, two Hammond A-100 organs, and a Leslie 147 cabinet.
Critical reception Edit
Setlist Edit
As with many of Amos' tours, the Original Sinsuality Tour had a largely fluid setlist, with most song selections changing from night to night. Each concert opened with "Original Sinsuality" and the main set ended with "The Beekeeper" performed on Hammond organ. A segment called Tori's Piano Bar occurred midway through each show, during which Amos performed a wide variety of cover songs requested online.
Amos played X different songs during the Original Sinsuality Tour. Frequently performed songs included "Amber Waves", "Bells for Her", "Mother Revolution", "Yes, Anastasia" and "Barons of Suburbia".
Opening acts Edit
- Matt Nathanson (United States)
- Tyrone Noonan (Australia)
- Tom McRae (Europe)
Concert recordings Edit
Main article: The Original Bootlegs
Six concerts from the Original Sinsuality and Summer of Sin tours were recorded and released as The Original Bootlegs. Each show was released as a two-disc set.
