'performance tour' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a tour during which a group of performers give a series of shows. For example, "The band is currently on its second performance tour of the year."
DETROIT — Charlie Sheen chose Detroit as the starting point for his "My Violent Torpedo of Truth/Defeat Is Not an Option" live performance tour.
He ended up defecting during a performance tour in Germany and worked there for several years while Ms. Tsikurishvili raised their young son, Vato, in Georgia.
The prom will also feature the band's 1991 overture to their Performance tour, and continues their tradition of working with women.
Red Dive, a group of artists who create multimedia performance installations, is planning a performance tour called Peripheral City: Rediscovering the Gowanus Canal.
Horley, on the other hand, is able to squeeze some LGBT events into the scope of his "special projects" budget, which has led to ground-breaking success in visitor numbers and public response, such as David Hoyle's risqué Tate Modern Queer Tour, Timberlina's Queer Confidence performance tour or the Queer Britannia tour at the reopening of Tate Britain in 2013.
The superstar will be back on October 7 for the final performance in Philadelphia of the "Songs in the Key of Life Performance" tour.
In her later career she was more busy on stage, performing and making appearances with her nightclub acts, club engagements and performance tours.
Her father owns Great Performance Tours, a company in New York that arranges international tours focusing on opera and classical music.
We do talks before every performance, tours through the theater, and are running a much more extended program for young people to watch the creation of a new production at various stages.
With the advent of salsa Web sites, international dance performance tours and even an annual world salsa congress in Puerto Rico, the style has been spreading to cities like Los Angeles and Chicago and abroad, to countries like Italy and Japan.
The Epoch Times: "A political comic and performance tour- de- force, Durst attacks both the left and the right and hits the bulls eye every time".
