Jumping All Over the World Tour

The Jumping All Over The World Tour was a tour that promoted the 2007 Scooter album Jumping All Over the World, It featured of 36 concerts (including the Clubland Live! Tour later that year) it featured 5 different countries Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Czech Republic and Russia and spread from 6 March 2008 to 20 December 2008[1] They were accompanied by Dutch jumpstyle group Scooter Jumpers (as they were known then),[2] this was inevitably the tour that associated them with Scooter. the Scooter Jumpers performed Whatever You Want using guitars during this tour, while doing jumpstyle, this eventually made the song Jump That Rock (Whatever You Want). This tour also featured brand new versions of songs, including the new version of I'm Lonely. [3]

Jumping All Over the World Tour
Tour by Scooter
Scooter in Munich
Location
Associated albumJumping All Over The World
Start date6 March 2008
End date20 December 2008
Legs4
No. of shows36
Supporting actSheffield Jumpers
Scooter tour chronology
  • Lass Uns Tanzen Clubtour
  • Jumping All Over The World Tour
  • Under The Radar Over The Top Tour

The tour featured 4 sections, in the United Kingdom, Clubland TV was just released in 2008, later Clubland created a tour called Clubland Live!, which featured the biggest electronic dance groups, including Scooter and German eurodance group Cascada. In December 2008 they ended up performing in England due to the fact that the album had went gold and opened at the top of the album charts.

Track listing

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Locations

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Clubland Live! Tour

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All locations are in the United Kingdom

  1. Belfast (6 March 2008)
  2. Aberdeen (7 March 2008)
  3. Newcastle (8 March 2008)
  4. London (12 March 2008)
  5. Birmingham (13 March 2008)
  6. Manchester (14 March 2008)
  7. Glasgow (15 March 2008)
  8. Belfast (27 November 2008)
  9. Aberdeen (28 November 2008)
  10. Glasgow (29 November 2008)
  11. Newcastle (30 November 2008)
  12. Sheffield (2 December 2008)
  13. Birmingham (3 December 2008)
  14. Manchester (4 December 2008)
  15. Hull (5 December 2008)

Jumping All Over The World Tour

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Tour was played in Germany, Austria, Czech Republic, Switzerland, Russia and Untied States[4]

  1. Karlsruhe, Germany (Schwarzwaldhalle) (27 March 2008)
  2. Dresden. Germany (Schlachthof) (28 March 2008)
  3. Leipzig, Germany (Haus Auensee) (29 March 2008)
  4. Vienna, Austria (Arena) (31 March 2008)
  5. Munich, Germany (Zenith) (1 April 2008)
  6. Fürth, Germany (Stadthalle) (2 April 2008)
  7. Zurich, Switzerland (Volkshaus) (3 April 2008)
  8. Hamburg, Germany (Sporthalle) (5 April 2008)
  9. Berlin, Germany (Columbiahalle) (6 April 2008)
  10. Dortmund, Germany (Westfalenhalle) (7 April 2008)
  11. Offenbach, Germany (Stadthalle) (9 April 2008)
  12. Bremen, Germany (Pier 2) (10 April 2008)
  13. Magdeburg, Germany (Stadthalle) (11 April 2008)
  14. Cologne, Germany (Palladium) (12 April 2008)
  15. Kazan, Russia (Club Ermitage) (1 May 2008) (CANCELLED) (CLUB TOUR)
  16. Moscow, Russia (Tunning Hall) (2 May 2008) (CANCELLED) (CLUB TOUR)
  17. Prague, Czech Republic (Small Sports Hall) (28 May 2008)
  18. Berlin, Germany (Ziatdelle) (1 August 2008) (DVD)
  19. Bonn, Germany (Museumsplatz) (8 May 2008) (CANCELLED)
  20. New York, United States (Webster Hall) (15 August 2008)[5]
  21. Hartford, United States (Webster Theater) (16 August 2008)
  22. Herford, Germany (Rathausplatz) (23 August 2008) (CANCELLED)
  23. Moscow, Russia (SK ADRENALINE Club Space) (26 September 2008)
  24. Düsseldorf, Germany (Philipshalle) (18 December 2008)
  25. Bielefeld, Germany (Stadthalle) 20 December 2008)

References

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  1. .ru, Scooter (2008). "Scooter Tour Dates". www.scootertechno.ru. Retrieved 2026-05-20.
  2. Kontor.TV (2009-03-10). Scooter ft. Sheffield Jumpers - Jumpstyle Medley (Live in Berlin 2008 - HQ). Retrieved 2026-05-20 via YouTube.
  3. Kontor.TV (2009-03-10). Scooter - I'm Lonely (Live in Berlin 2008 - HQ). Retrieved 2026-05-20 via YouTube.
  4. "Scooter Concert Setlists (page 54)". setlist.fm. Retrieved 2026-05-20.
  5. Rescheduled