Her biggest tour yet opened Friday night. Here's the setlist, how the show works, who opens, and where she plays next.
The tour opened Sept. 25 at a sold-out PeoplesBank Arena in Hartford, Connecticut. Night two is tonight, Sept. 26. Shown: London, 2024.
She played 23 songs in about two hours, opening with the new single "Drop Dead" and closing with "Expectations."
The set runs in six acts: Spring, Summer, Summer Twilight, Autumn, Winter and Spring 2, on a stage dressed with wildflowers.
She played nearly all of "you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love," out June 12. Only "What's Wrong With Me" was left off.
The older hits are all there: "Drivers License," "Good 4 U," "Vampire," "Deja Vu," "Traitor" and "Bad Idea Right?"
"Serena Joy," a song that isn't on any of her albums, made the set. Billboard called "The Cure" a standout of the night.
Wolf Alice opens through October. Devon Again takes over from November, and The Last Dinner Party joins for the Los Angeles and Brooklyn runs.
Next up: Pittsburgh (Sept. 29-30), Washington (Oct. 3-4), Charlotte (Oct. 7-8) and Chicago (Oct. 11-12). The fall leg ends in Las Vegas in December.
In 2027 she settles in for multi-night stands at LA's Intuit Dome in January and Brooklyn's Barclays Center in February, then heads to Europe.
Many dates are sold out, but limited $20 Silver Star tickets are sold in pairs, and part of ticket sales goes to her Fund 4 Good for women and girls.