The Lily Allen setlist for the “West End Girl Tour” has been revealed. Lily Allen is a British singer who became popular in the mid-2000s with songs that mix pop, ska, and electronic sounds. She is known for writing honest and often funny lyrics about everyday life, relationships, and social issues. Over the years she has released several albums and built a strong fanbase, especially in the UK. The West End Girl Tour brings her back on stage to perform in different cities, giving fans a chance to hear many of her well-known songs live again.
What is the setlist for Lily Allen’s West End Girl Tour set?
The following is an example of what Lily Allen is expected to play in her setlist for the tour. This is based on songs she has performed at recent Lily Allen concerts and earlier tours, including the No Shame Tour. Looking at those past shows helps give a good idea of which songs she usually performs live and which tracks fans often hear during her concerts. As always, this expected setlist is subject to change.
- West Eng Girl (live debut)
- Ruminating (live debut)
- Sleepwalking
- Tennis
- Madeline
- Relapse (live debut)
- Pussy Palace
- 4chan Stan (live debut)
- Nonmonogamummy (live debut; with specialist Moss via prerecorded video)
- Just Enough
- Dallas Major (live debut)
- Beg For Me (live debut)
- Let You W/In (live debut)
- Fruityloop (live debut)
During a long tour, artists sometimes like to change small parts of the setlist so the show does not feel exactly the same every night. Allen may switch the order of a few songs or add a different track depending on how the concert is going that evening. These kinds of changes help keep the performance feeling fresh for both the artist and the audience. Because of that, fans attending different tour dates might hear slightly different songs or a different order during the show.
The West End Girl Tour is connected to Allen’s album West End Girl. Many of the songs performed during the show come from that record, giving fans the chance to hear the newer music live on stage. The album arrived after several years without a new release, which made it an important moment in her career. At the same time, the concerts usually still include some of her older popular songs, so the setlist brings together tracks from different parts of her music career.
