Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "The Journeyman World Tour is a two-year worldwide concert tour by the British rock musician Eric Clapton to promote his 1989 studio album release Journeyman. Eric Clapton played a total of 153 around the globe, without cancelling or re-dating any shows. The concert tour was Eric Clapton's first to be completely sold out. Exactly 2,432,600 concert visitors were attracted by Eric Clapton's performances in two years, earning the British rock musician his ever biggest touring income in a timespan of two years, based on an average ticket price of 35 US-Dollars. The performances have been called by both music critics and fans, Eric Clapton's best and were recorded for various TV programmes and Bootleg recordings around the world. The tour started on January 14, 1990 at Birmingham's National Exhibition Centre and ended at London's Royal Albert Hall on March 9, 1991."@en }
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- Journeyman_World_Tour abstract "The Journeyman World Tour is a two-year worldwide concert tour by the British rock musician Eric Clapton to promote his 1989 studio album release Journeyman. Eric Clapton played a total of 153 around the globe, without cancelling or re-dating any shows. The concert tour was Eric Clapton's first to be completely sold out. Exactly 2,432,600 concert visitors were attracted by Eric Clapton's performances in two years, earning the British rock musician his ever biggest touring income in a timespan of two years, based on an average ticket price of 35 US-Dollars. The performances have been called by both music critics and fans, Eric Clapton's best and were recorded for various TV programmes and Bootleg recordings around the world. The tour started on January 14, 1990 at Birmingham's National Exhibition Centre and ended at London's Royal Albert Hall on March 9, 1991.".
- Q17322655 abstract "The Journeyman World Tour is a two-year worldwide concert tour by the British rock musician Eric Clapton to promote his 1989 studio album release Journeyman. Eric Clapton played a total of 153 around the globe, without cancelling or re-dating any shows. The concert tour was Eric Clapton's first to be completely sold out. Exactly 2,432,600 concert visitors were attracted by Eric Clapton's performances in two years, earning the British rock musician his ever biggest touring income in a timespan of two years, based on an average ticket price of 35 US-Dollars. The performances have been called by both music critics and fans, Eric Clapton's best and were recorded for various TV programmes and Bootleg recordings around the world. The tour started on January 14, 1990 at Birmingham's National Exhibition Centre and ended at London's Royal Albert Hall on March 9, 1991.".