Britney Spears brings 'Femme Fatale' tour to Philips Arena

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Britney Spears brings 'Femme Fatale' tour to Philips Arena

Britney Spears brings 'Femme Fatale' tour to Philips Arena -- Nicki Minaj opened

Britney Spears performs "If U Seek Amy" during her stop on her Femme Fatale tour at Philips Arena on Sunday, July 17, 2011.

Jessie and the Toy Boys opened the show with their song "Push It."

Spears performs "Gimme More" with an Egytian-inspired stage. The show's setup included metal scaffolding, stairs, a circular video screen and hydraulics.

Nicki Minaj performs her hit "Moment 4 Life."

A lucky fan gets a personal lap dance in front of 20,000 people.

Appola Privas, Kim Pass and Kosita Tadessa pose before the show.

Spears performs "Lace & Leather" during the full -- but not quite sold-out -- show.

Rebecca Boyan and Heather Binder were in stress mode before the show because their friend lost her phone.

Spears gets down with her backup dancers.

Spears' tour kicked off June 17, 2011 in Sacramento, Calif.

University of Mississippi students Grace Pittard and Layne Cordova show off the T-shirt they purchased before the show at Philips Arena.

Spears performs "How I Roll."

The show boasted several elaborate stage setups.

Spears wore several costumes of the "sexy" variety during the show, including sexy detective, sexy biker and sexy Egyptian princess.

Minaj, who was joined by six dancers, a drummer and keyboardist, ripped though more than a dozen songs.

Kerry Ritter, Lauren Beach and Diana Beach came out for the performance.

Michelle, Cameron, Zennlsa, Caitlin, Tyler, and Kelly came dressed and ready to have a good time.

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Britney Spears performs "If U Seek Amy" during her stop on her Femme Fatale tour at Philips Arena on Sunday, July 17, 2011.

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