International music superstar Mariah Carey will embark on her first world concert tour in eight years, on Saturday, February 14 in Antwerp, Belgium. Mariah's Rainbow Tour - One Night Only!  will include performances in five European countries, the United Kingdom and the Far East, before hitting U.S. shores on Thursday, March 16, when she performs in Los Angeles, California at the Staples Center arena. Mariah enters the new millennium having sold more than 128 million records worldwide and established herself as the most popular female artist of the nineties. She closed the last decade with the release of her ninth album, Rainbow, which has already been certified triple-platinum and spawned the hit singles "Heartbreaker" and "Thank God I Found You." The release of Heartbreaker made music history when it became Mariah's 14th #1 single on the Billboard Hot 100 Singles chart, a feat rivaled only by the Beatles (20) and Elvis Presley (17).  When Heartbreaker entered its second week at #1, it marked the 60th week Mariah has been in the top spot on the charts, breaking the long-standing 59-week record established by the Beatles.  Mariah's Rainbow Tour - One Night Only! will feature many of the hits which practically defined the musical soundtrack of the past decade -- from 1990's "Vision Of Love" through 1999's "Thank God I Found You," and countless hits in between - and earned the artist countless accolades, including 2 Grammy Awards, 8 American Music Awards, 7 World Music Awards and 4 Soul Train Awards. She was named Artist Of The Decade by Billboard Magazine during the music industry bible's annual televised awards show in December, and, just yesterday, Mariah was honored with the American Music Award Of Achievement -- only the third such award to be given out during that show's 27-year history. 
 
The complete itinerary for Mariah's Rainbow Tour - One Night Only! is as follows: 

INTERNATIONAL: 
February 14 - Antwerp, Belgium - Sportspaleis 
February 17 - Milan, Italy - Filaforum 
February 20 - Koln, Germany - Koln Arena 
February 23 - Paris, France - Omnisport 
February 26 - London, England - Wembley Arena 
February 29 - Madrid, Spain - Palacio de Deportes 
March 4 - Osaka, Japan - Osaka Dome 
March 7,9 - Tokyo, Japan - Tokyo Dome 
March 13 - Singapore - Singapore Stadium 

UNITED STATES/CANADA: 
March 16 - Los Angeles, California - Staples Center -  
March 18 - Las Vegas, Nevada - Thomas & Mack  
March 21 - San Jose, CA - San Jose Arena  
March 25 - Chicago, Illinois - United Center  
March 29 - Miami, Florida - American Airlines Arena  
April 1 - Atlanta, Georgia - Phillips Arena  
April 4 - Boston, Massachusetts - Fleet Center  
April 7 - Toronto, Ontario, Canada - Air Canada Center  
April 11 - New York, New York - Madison Square Garden