1. Gates of Kiev
2. Scream
3. They Don't Care About Us
4. She Drives Me Wild/In The Closet
5. Wanna Be Startin' Somethin'
6. Stranger In Moscow
7. Smooth Criminal
8. You Are Noth Alone
9. The Way You Make Me Feel
10. I Want You Back/The Love You Save/I'll Be There
11. Rock With You/Off The Wall/Don't Stop `Til You Get Enough
12. Billie Jean
13. Thriller
14. Beat It
15. Come Together/D.S.
16. Blood On The Dance Floor
17. Dangerous
18. Black Or White
19. Earth Song
20. Heal The World
21. HIStory

Techinal Facts

• There are 160 people working on the Michael Jackson `History' World Tour. In every city another 200 professional stage hands and 200 security officers are hired locally.
• The logistics for such a huge show require an almost military-style organisation! In any given week, three different stages are either up, going up or coming down. Moving the custon designed steel and scaffolding requires 7 trucks per stage each weighing 200 tons which takes 3 days to build, 24 hour to set up the elements of the show (backline, lights, sound, band gear, pyro, video) and 24 hours to de-rig. Once built, the set weighs 550 tons. A further 22 trucks carry the backline, sound, lights, rigging, video, pyrotechnics, and band gear. That's a total of 43 trucks carrying 1,200 tons of equipment!
• There are 14 people working the lights who are controlling about 1,000 fixtures and assorted equipment under the direction of Michael Keller, the lighting director. The whole system uses about 35 kilometres of cable weighing 3,200kg. It takes 5 trucks to transport all the equipment, and load in of the lighting system takes about 8 hours the day before the show, with all fixtures getting individually focused after dark.
• The sound system, designed by Clair Bros Audio, consists of 150 S-4 cabinets totalling 400'000 watts of power and wighing 30 tons. There are also 50 sub low cabinets specially designed to create a sensurrond effect. The sound engineer, Trip Khalaf has worked with Madonna, Steely Dan and Queen.
• The stage was built by UK based Edwin Shirley Staging, who transmitted by computer graphics back to England any changes and modifications needed for construction of the stages during the rehearsals in LA.
• Pyrotechnics are an important element of the show, 4 people handle over 500 shots a night, the noise effects are comparable to a TNT explosion bringing down a 3 storey building. For Pyritz, the company who have worked on every Michael Jackson Tour, saftey is of prime concern, and their safety record proves it. The stage may well look like it's totally destroyed, but no damage actually occurs.
• Michael Jackson travels with his own television studio provided by Nocturne Productions. 4 broadcast cameras capture Michael's every move on stage transmitting them to 2 large Jumbotron screens flanking the stage on either side. Directed by Paul Becher, the screens enable the audience to see every detail of what's happening on the stage no matter where they are sitting. The video portion of the show include a computer generated opening specially made for each city, while certain scenic elements are played back on a moving Jumbotron over the stage.
• 1.4 million people went to the Michael Jackson HIStory tour which started in Prague on September 7, 1996. A further 3 milion are expected to come during the seocnd leg of the tour which started in Bremen on 31st May 1997, and sales of tickets in Germany along have already reached 500,000.