Rihanna performed in her Diamonds World Tour at the Rogers Arena in Vancouver last night. Check out the photos in our gallery.

Rihanna rocked the music industry late last year when she announced the ’777 Tour’, giving 7 shows in 7 countries in 7 consecutive days! The tour was to promote her 7th album ‘Unapologetic’. And now, we know that she shot a concert documentary, entitled ‘Rihanna 777′, which is set to premiere worldwide on Monday, May 6 (8:00-9:00 PM ET/PT) exclusively on FOX. The documentary will be focusing on giving the viewers an inside look to the fan and press filled tour.

With 256 lucky fans and journalists from all over the world, Rihanna kicked off the tout on November 14, 2012, traveling to Mexico City, Toronto, Stockholm, Paris, Berlin, London and New York City. The tour was a success with her album debuting at No.1 on the Billboard 200, and the lead single, “Diamonds,” peaking at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100, shortly after the end of the tour.

Good news for the fans who were not able to go on the tour, because the entire tour, with her performances and the pandemonium in the plane, to the crazy partying moments have been captured by the film crew for the documentation. We will get to see a lot in the documentary, which will also showcase  many behind the scenes footage, which will show us how the tour happened and how it succeeded.

Rihanna  777 is a Fenty Films production in conjunction with Love Live and Gravité Creative.

Yahoo, MTV, Just Jared, wherever you go you will only notice one thing. Headlines about ’777 Tour’. With over 80 journalists on board, Rihanna kicked of the Tour in Mexico last night. Attenders shared photos, as well information of the tour. She performed 20 songs in a time frame of 70 minutes.

There was also a mini light show before Rihanna performed. Check out some pictures here and here. You could also read the MTV review of the tour. We hope to get videos soon. Looks like the fans had a super time!

Check out the checklist below. Pictures from the tour will be added shortly.

Cockiness
Cake
Talk That Talk
Wait is Over
Man Down
Only Girl in the World
Disturbia
S&M
Phresh Off The Runway
(Acoustic set)
Unfaithful
Take a Bow
Hate That I Love You
(End acoustic)
Where Have You Been
What’s My Name?
Run This Town
Live Your Life
All of the Lights
Diamonds
Umbrella
We Found Love

New European dates of the Diamonds World Tour 2013 have just been announced. There are even more dates expected to be announced soon. Tickets for the DIAMONDS WORLD TOUR will go on sale beginning Monday, November 19, 2012. However, in select cities European fans will have a chance to pre-order the album with their concert tickets. Cities and pre-sale dates vary – check www.Rihannanow.com for complete details.

1. 26 May – Bilbao, Spain
2. 28 May – Lisbon, Portugal
3. 01 Jun – Barcelona, Spain
4. 02 Jun – Lyon, France
5. 05 Jun – Antwerp, Belgium
6. 08 Jun – Paris, France
7. 10 Jun – Cardiff, Wales
8. 12 Jun – Manchester, United Kingdom
9. 15 Jun – London, United Kingdom
10. 17 Jun – Birmingham, United Kingdom
11. 20 Jun – Sunderland, United Kingdom
12. 23 Jun – Amsterdam, Netherlands
13. 26 Jun – Cologne, Germany
14. 29 Jun – Zurich, Switzerland
15. 02 Jul – Berlin, Germany
16. 09 Jul – Vienna, Austria
17. 20 Jul - Helsinki, Finland
18. 22 Jul – Stockholm, Sweden
19. 25 Jul – Oslo, Norway
20. 26 Jul - Bergen, Norway

We have known for sometime that Rihanna will be embarking on her 2013 World Tour, but no one knew when and where. But now Rihanna has announced details of the Tour and it will be named ‘Diamonds World Tour’ which will kick off in Buffalo, New York on March 8.

So far 27 dates have been announced with more dates on it’s way. Presales of tickets starts on September 12 and they will go on sale on September 14. Tickets can be purchased from the Live Nation website. Stay tuned for more information.

• March 8 – Buffalo, NY, First Niagara Centre
• March 10 – Boston, MA, TD Garden
• March 12 – Baltimore, MD, 1st Mariner Arena
• March 14 – Philadelphia, PA, Wells Fargo Centre
• March 15 – Hartford, CT, XL Centre
• March 17 – Montreal, QC, Bell Centre
• March 18 – Toronto, ON, Air Canada Centre
• March 21 – Detroit, MI, Joe Louis Arena
• March 22 – Chicago, IL, United Centre
• March 24 – St. Paul, MN, Xcel Energy Centre
• March 25 – Winnipeg, MB, MTS Centre
• March 27 – Edmonton, AB, Rexall Place
• March 30 – Calgary, AB, Scotiabank Saddledome
• April 1 – Vancouver, BC, Rogers Arena
• April 3 – Seattle, WA, Key Arena
• April 6 – San Jose, CA, HP Pavilion
• April 8 – Los Angeles, CA, Staples Centre
• April 11 – San Diego, CA, Valley View Casino Centre
• April 12 – Las Vegas, NV, Mandalay Bay
• April 15 – Houston, TX, Toyota Centre
• April 16 – Dallas, TX, American Airlines Centre
• April 19 – Tampa, FL, Tampa Bay Times Forum
• April 20 – Ft. Lauderdale, FL, BankAtlantic Centre
• April 22 – Atlanta, GA, Philips Arena
• April 29 – Washington, D.C., Verizon Centre
• May 2 – Ottawa, ON, Scotiabank Place
• May 4 – Brooklyn, NY, Barclays Centre