ABC’s hit reality competition is taking its show back on the road with “Dancing with the Stars: Live! Perfect Ten Tour” with dates in 40 cities across North America.
Season 20’s Mirrorball winner Rumer Willis will join the cast of the tour in 25 of its locations. Willis reunites with some of the show’s top professional dancers, including her “DWTS” competition partner Valentin Chmerkovskiy, Artem Chigvintsev, All-Stars Champion Melissa Rycroft, Witney Carson, Keo Motsepe, Emma Slater and Peta Murgatroyd. Alan Bersten, Brittany Cherry, Sasha Farber and Jenna Johnson are slated as its troupe dancers.
“Over the weeks on ‘DWTS’ I fell in love with dancing, and after winning the show I just didn’t want to stop. I am so excited to announce that I am going to be a part of ‘Dancing with the Stars: Live! Perfect Ten Tour’ this summer!” Willis said in a statement. “Val and I were lucky enough to have incredible fans that supported us throughout the entire show, and they are the reason we won. I can’ t wait to meet the fans and perform for them live.”
Rycroft will host the tour.
Willis’ first stop on the tour is Atlantic City, New Jersey, at the Resorts Casino’s Superstar Theatre on June 13.
Audiences will see a mix of new choreography and standout “DWTS” performances from every season. The 90-minute show is produced by Faculty Productions in association with BBC Worldwide.
General tickets for “Dancing With the Stars: Live!” are available for purchase at www.dwtstour.com.
Tour dates featuring Willis:
June 13: Atlantic City, NJ (Resorts Casino-Superstar Theatre)
June 14: Saratoga, NY (SPAC)
June 15: Washington, DC (Warner Theatre)
June 16-17: Morristown, NJ (Mayo PAC)
June 19: Worcester, MA (Hanover Theatre)
June 20: Uncasville, CT (Mohegan Sun)
June 21: Hershey, PA (Giant Center)
July 5: Las Vegas, NV (Venetian)
July 7: Boise, ID (Morrison Center)
July 8: Spokane, WA (INB Performing Arts Center)
July 9: Seattle, WA (Marion Oliver McCaw Hall)
July 10: Portland, OR (Keller Auditorium)
July 11: Redding, CA (Redding Civic Auditorium)
July 12: Sacramento, CA (Community Center
July 14: Bakersfield, CA (Rabobank Arena)
July 15: Costa Mesa, CA (Segerstrom Concert Hall)
Aug. 1: Evansville, IN (Old National Events Center)
Aug. 2: Louisville, KY (Louisville Palace)
Aug. 4: Huntsville, AL (Van Braun Center)
Aug. 5: Charleston, WV (Municipal Auditorium)
Aug. 6: Grand Rapids, MI (Meijer Gardens)
Aug. 7: New Buffalo, MI (Four Winds Casino)
Aug. 8: Akron, OH (Akron Civic Auditorium)
Aug.10: Interlochen, MI (Kresge Auditorium)
Aug. 11: Rockford, IL (Coronado