The Wonderland Tour 2005

The Wonderland Tour 2005
Video by McFly
Released	28 November 2005
Recorded	Manchester Arena
Genre	Pop rock
Length	110 minutes
Director	Dick Carruthers
Producer	Steve Power
McFly chronology
The Wonderland Tour 2005 (2005) Motion in the Ocean Tour (2007)

The Wonderland Tour 2005 is a concert DVD by the pop/rock band McFly. The DVD was filmed during their first arena tour, Wonderland. The majority of concert footage was filmed at the Manchester Arena concert.

The tour

This tour had a few special arrangements. In "Ultraviolet", the whole of the arena's lights went an ultraviolet colour. During the 6th song, "That Girl", a giant pair of female legs came on the stage where McFly were playing. Also, in this tour, McFly had a 60 piece Orchestra with them. Fire was also used for parts of "I Wanna Hold You". McFly covered a snippet of American pop punk band Green Day's hit "American Idiot" and played a full cover song by The Who with whom they had previously worked with, playing "Pinball Wizard". This is McFly's first arena tour, their previous tour being a theatre tour.

Track listing

1. "Intro"
2. "I've Got You"
3. "Nothing"
4. "Obviously"
5. "Ultraviolet"
6. "Too Close For Comfort"
7. "That Girl"
8. "Diarrhoea" (unlisted)
9. "Silence is a Scary Sound"
10. "She Falls Asleep"
11. "Unsaid Things"
12. "The Ballad of Paul K"
13. "Don't Know Why"
14. "Five Colours in Her Hair"
15. "Pinball Wizard"
16. "Room on the 3rd Floor"
17. "Memory Lane"
18. "I'll Be OK"
19. "All About You"
20. "I Wanna Hold You"

Notes

• The live version of "Silence is a Scary Sound" included was later featured as a hidden track on their next album Motion in the Ocean.
• The DVD charted No. 1 in UK video music charts.
• A short song called "Diarrhoea" was also performed on the tour, but not specifically titled on the DVD. It appears in between "That Girl" and "Silence is a Scary Sound".
• "Diarrhoea" and "That Girl" were not performed in Birmingham and Sheffield.

Tour dates

These tour dates are taken from setlist.fm.

Date	City	Country	Venue
September 15	Birmingham	England	NEC Arena
September 17
September 18
September 20	Sheffield		Hallam FM Arena
September 21
September 23	Manchester		Manchester Evening News Arena
September 24
September 25	Newcastle		Metro Radio Arena
September 27	Nottingham		Nottingham Arena
September 30	London		Wembley Arena Pavilion
October 1
October 2
October 4	Glasgow	Scotland	Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre
October 5
October 6
October 8	Dublin	Ireland	Point Theatre
October 9	Belfast	Northern Ireland	Odyssey Arena
October 11	Cardiff	Wales	Cardiff International Arena
October 12	Nottingham	England	Nottingham Arena