FULL SETLIST: BABYMETAL's Australian Tour Kicks Off In Perth

Aussie BABYMETAL fans, setlist spoilers lay ahead.

The kawaii metal superstars officially kicked off the Aussie leg of their 2026 headline tour in Perth on Thursday night, delivering a 14-song set packed with both viral new collabs and classic fan-favourite chaos.

BABYMETAL & Electric Callboy – ‘RATATATA’

The show marked the band’s first-ever performance in Western Australia, with the trio unleashing their signature mix of hyper-pop hooks, brutal metal riffs and choreographed spectacle at HPC Perth.

For fans heading to the remaining shows around the country, the tour opener offers a pretty clear glimpse at what’s coming – a tight, high-energy set balancing new songs from their latest LP METAL FORTH with some of BABYMETAL’s biggest global hits.

The band wasted no time launching into chaos, opening the night with “BABYMETAL DEATH” before jumping into early-era anthem “Doki Doki ☆ Morning.”

Much of the middle section of the show highlights BABYMETAL’s recent wave of high-profile collaborations. Tracks like “from me to u,” “Song 3,” “Kon! Kon!,” “My Queen,” and “RATATATA” all made the cut, showcasing the genre-hopping energy of their latest era.

Altogether, six songs in the setlist come from the band’s newest material, including collaborations with artists like Slaughter To Prevail, Electric Callboy, Spiritbox and Bloodywood.

But longtime fans are still very well fed.

The show also delivers a run of beloved BABYMETAL staples including “BxMxC,” “PA PA YA!!,” and the unstoppable viral metal anthem “Gimme Chocolate!!.”

Following a brief KAMI Band instrumental showcase, the night built to a huge finale.

After the main set, the band returned for a two-song encore, blasting through “Headbangeeeeerrrrr!!!!!” before closing the night with the towering metal anthem “Road of Resistance.”

BABYMETAL’s Aussie run continues this weekend, with the band making their South Australian debut in Adelaide tonight before heading east to Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane.

They’re joined on the tour by Indian metal outfit Bloodywood, making their own Australian debut.

Peep the full setlist spoilers down below.