Aaron Carter's 1997 Concert History

Aaron Carter (December 7, 1987 – November 5, 2022) rose to fame in the late 1990s and early 2000s as a teenage heartthrob and pop sensation. In 1997, at just nine years old, he released his first studio album "Aaron Carter". Over the next five years, he'd release three more: "Aaron's Party," (2000), "Oh Aaron" (2001), "Another Earthquake" (2002), and "Love" (2018). During his early career, he made several appearances on Nickelodeon and toured with acts like the Backstreet Boys, of which his brother Nick was a member, and Britney Spears on her "Oops...I Did It Again Tour." Throughout his career, he also headlined several highly successful tours. On November 5, 2022, Aaron Carter passed away from an accidental overdose. His sixth album "Blacklisted" was posthumously released two days later. A documentary focusing on him and his family titled "The Carter Family" was released in 2025.

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Aaron Carter had 6 concerts in 1997

Date Concert Venue Location
Dec 21, 1997
Pittig Popconcert
Aaron Carter / Close II You / De Kast / 5ive / O Die 3 / Solid Harmonie / Wes
Jaarbeurs Utrecht Utrecht, Utrecht, Netherlands
Nov 29, 1997
Aaron Carter

The Dome 4

Hanns-Martin-Schleyer-Halle Stuttgart, Baden-Württemberg, Germany
Oct 23, 1997
Backstreet Boys / Aaron Carter / Five / Solid Harmonie / N'sync / Peter Andre

Pepsi Pop 97

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Rotterdam Ahoy Rotterdam, South Holland, Netherlands
Aug 27, 1997
Backstreet Boys / Aaron Carter / Nana Schützenwiese Winterthur, Zurich, Switzerland
Aug 24, 1997
Backstreet Boys / Aaron Carter / Nana / Funky Diamonds

Summer open Air Tour

Waldbühne Berlin Berlin, Berlin, Germany
Aug 23, 1997
Backstreet Boys / Aaron Carter

Open Air Tour 1997

Trabrennbahn Hamburg Bahrenfeld Hamburg, Hamburg, Germany

Genres:

Pop
Hip Hop
Dance
Dance-Pop
Pop Rap
Male Vocalists
Bubblegum Pop
Europop
Post-Teen Pop
Teen Pop
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Latest Setlist (08/02/2019):

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  1. I Want Candy (Remix)
  2. That's How I Beat Shaq
  3. Fool's Gold
  4. What Did You Want to Say?
  5. Bad 2 Good
  6. Pyro
  7. Don't Say Goodbye
  8. Dearly Departed
  9. Aaron's Party (Come Get It)

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Concerts Per Year:

2022 15 concerts
2020 8 concerts
2019 66 concerts
2018 42 concerts
2017 63 concerts
2016 56 concerts
2015 65 concerts
2014 123 concerts
2013 179 concerts
2012 8 concerts
2011 2 concerts
2010 1 concert
2006 1 concert
2005 56 concerts
2004 9 concerts
2003 21 concerts
2002 78 concerts
2001 73 concerts
2000 23 concerts
1999 20 concerts
1998 50 concerts
1997 6 concerts
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