One Direction Tours In Order

As mentioned above, One Direction headlined four tours from 2011 to 2015. Meanwhile, they joined the following two other tours as opening gigs:

• X Factor Tour 2011 (2011)
• Better with U Tour (2012)

On the other hand, the table showcases One Direction's respective tours and their dates:

Up All Night Tour

The Up All Night Tour was the first headlining concert tour by 1D. The tour included performances from their debut album, Up All Night.

Meanwhile, the setlist also included additional five cover songs as the 1D members were budding singing stars from The X Factor. The tour collected a revenue of $5,107,462 from the end of 2011 to July 1, 2012.

Take Me Home Tour

This second tour was started to support the band's sophomore studio album, Take Me Home.

The opening acts were by Camryn in Europe, Olly Murs in Japan, and 5 Seconds of Summer throughout Ireland, the U.K., North America, and Oceania.

As 1D's popularity reached the majority of teens and youth globally, the tour's revenue amounted to $52 million at the end.

Where We Are Tour

This tour marks support for their third studio album, Midnight Memories.

It turned out to be the most successful tour by the band, with an income generation of a whopping $290 million. Out of all 70 shows, only one was canceled in Paraguay due to logistic reasons.

On the Road Again Tour

1D went on this tour to promote and support their fourth studio album, Four.

Band member Zayn left the band after a month into the tour, and only four remained; Harry Styles, Niall Horan, Louis Tomlinson, and Liam Payne.

The four continued throughout the tour and traveled through all seven continents, marking their first-ever tour to do so. On The Road Again tour generated $207 million at the end.

One Direction then released their fifth album, Made in the A.M., after a month after their tour's conclusion. And then the band went on an indefinite hiatus, per US Magazine.

One Direction's first concert after their album debut was held on December 18, 2011. It was held at Watford Colosseum in Watford, England.

The concert was a part of their first tour, Up All Night, also named after their debut studio album.

Niall Horan, in September 2017 (after 1D's split), revealed that their first-ever concert did not go well, per the band's rehearsal.

In an interview with BBC, the singer-guitarist confirmed that the gig remains his worst night ever and the worst One Direction show ever.

All of the band members refused to talk about the first concert but got back with a bang-on performance on their second concert.

Horan further explained that since it was their first chance to headline a tour and concert, things could have fallen out of place. However, the show ended as a four-star night as critics praised the five's vocal talents.

In addition to the hit show, it also gave music videos for the band. As the album's standard version includes 13 songs, some music videos include live footage from their tour.

Hence, the song, More Than This, was shot out of their live performance during their debut world tour.

Up All Night Tour ended with 54 shows throughout three legs. The most popular setlist from that tour is listed below:

1. Na Na Na
2. Stand Up
3. I Wish
4. Medley: I Gotta Feeling / Stereo Hearts / Valerie / Torn
5. Moments
6. Gotta Be You
7. More than This
8. Up All Night
9. Tell Me a Lie
10. Everything About You
11. Use Somebody
12. One Thing
13. Save You Tonight
14. What Makes You Beautiful

In addition to these hit songs, I Want was a much-demanded encore. Nonetheless, the debit tour and debut album of then-young 1D boys became a big hit among the youth, especially teen and female audiences.

One Direction's last concert occurred at Motorpoint Arena, Sheffield, on October 31, 2015. The event marked the end of the band's fourth tour, On The Again.

Only Harry, Liam, Louis, and Niall performed at the last concert since Zayn had quit the band eight months ago. The four ended the show by hugging each other as they had also announced their hiatus.

After the show, they also welcomed their crew, management, family, and friends to mark their importance in their journey so far.

The Directioners witnessed the most emotional scene of their idols that night. Billboard called the show an emotionally bromantic one.

Moreover, the band made their last televised performance on December 31, 2015, on Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve.

Genius confirmed the On The Road Again Tour setlist for the North American leg. Here is a list of the songs:

1. Clouds
2. Steal My Girl
3. Little Black Dress
4. Where Do Broken Hearts Go
5. Midnight Memories
6. Kiss You
7. Stockholm Syndrome
8. Spaces (July 9 and July 11) and Fireproof
9. Ready To Run
10. Better Than Words
11. Don't Forget Where You Belong
12. Little Things
13. Night Changes
14. 18
15. No Control
16. Drag Me Down
17. Diana
18. What Makes You Beautiful
19. Through The Dark
20. Girl Almighty
21. You & I
22. Story of My Life
23. Act My Age
24. Little White Lies
25. Best Song Ever

The tour was for promoting the band's fourth album, Four, which includes 12 songs in its standard version. The North American tour was officially announced as a part of the 14th Annual Honda Civic Tours on June 1, 2015.

The first concert in the region commenced on July 9 at Qualcomm Stadium and ended at Gillette Stadium on September 12.

The most successful concert by 1D was in Estadio El Campín, Bogota, Colombia. The concert was held on April 15, 2014, as a part of their Where We Are Tour.

It was the foremost concert of the tour, where the arena went houseful with all 34,935 seats being occupied. El Freaky had contributed as an opening act.

The concert also raked in a whopping $4,727,910 from ticket sales, the highest one-day sales record by the band.

While the opening show became such a big hit, the last concert of this tour was not a disappointment at all. The last show was held at Sun Life Stadium, Miami Gardens, Florida, on October 5, 2014.

The ticket sales amounted to $4,303,749, another banger on the tour. Thus, such huge figures throughout three continents made Where We Are the highest-grossing tour in the band's history.