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As of 2018, the Glory Days Tour was ranked the 5th highest grossing girl group tour of all time and the best selling girl group tour of the 2010 decade so far as well as ranking at #46 on Pollstar's 2017 end of year top 100 worldwide tours list. [1]

• 1 Background
• 2 Support Acts
• 3.1 Europe & Oceania Leg
• 3.4 UK & Ireland Leg
• 4 Tour Dates
• 7 References

Background [ ]

The tour was announced via the group's Twitter account on October 14, 2016. United Kingdom dates were announced. [2] European tour dates were announced on November 21, 2016. [3]

Australian and New Zealand dates were confirmed via the group's Twitter account in December 3, 2016.

Support Acts [ ]

• The Vamps (Europe excluding the UK)
• Conor Maynard (Europe excluding the UK)
• Bronnie (Europe excluding the UK)
• Ella Eyre (Europe excluding the UK)
• Sheppard (Europe excluding the UK)
• Louisa Johnson (Europe excluding the UK)
• Zoë Badwi (Australia)
• Jessarae (UK)
• Lloyd Macey (21 November show only)

Set List [ ]

Europe & oceania leg [ ].

• " Black Magic "
• " Down & Dirty "
• " Your Love "
• " Secret Love Song "
• " No More Sad Songs "
• " You Gotta Not "
• " Nobody Like You " (limited to the European leg)
• " Shout Out to My Ex "

UK & Ireland Leg [ ]

• " Private Show "
• " Nothing Else Matters "
• " DNA "/" Freak "
• " Touch "/" Reggaetón Lento (Remix) "

Tour Dates [ ]

• The Glory Days Tour is the first headlining tour where Little Mix's set list does not include any song covers or songs that Little Mix do not own or have collaborated on.
• Little Mix released a snippet of Is Your Love Enough? during the tour on October 26, 2017 at the O2 Arena.
• Little Mix released a snippet of Dear Lover during the tour on November 11, 2017 at the SSE Hydro.

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• ↑ twitter.com - Little Mix's tweet
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• 3 Jade Thirlwall

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Little Mix's Glory Days Tour: Everything You Need To Know Incl. Dates, Support Acts & Set List

3 October 2017, 15:53 | Updated: 5 December 2018, 13:01

Cannot wait.

That’s right, the Little Mix ladies are back on the road and more than likely coming to your local arena or stadium soon. 

And to keep things easy, we’ve rounded up all of the essential - and the not-so-essential but definitely interesting information for you.

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When are Little Mix touring?

Glory Days is the fourth concert tour by British girlband Little Mix. It was announced on 14th October 2016. 

Their first date was 21st May 2017 in Birkenhead and is due to end on 26th November in London. 

The second batch of UK tour dates are as follows:

Oct 9 - Aberdeen GE Oil and Gas Arena

Oct 10 - Aberdeen GE Oil and Gas Arena

Oct 11 - Newcastle Metro Radio Arena

Oct 13 - Birmingham Genting Arena

Oct 14 - Leeds First Direct Arena (Matinee and Evening show)

Oct 16 - Liverpool Echo Arena

Oct 17 - Sheffield Arena

Oct 19 - Glasgow Hydro Arena

Oct 20 - Manchester Arena

Oct 26 - London's O2 Arena 

Oct 27 - Sheffield Arena Oct 28 - Sheffield Arena

Oct 30 - Cardiff Arena

Oct 31 - Cardiff Arena

Nov 1 - Liverpool Echo Arena

Nov 3 - Newcastle Metro Radio

Nov 4 - Newcastle Metro Radio (Matinee and Evening show)

Nov 6 - Dublin 3Arena

Nov 7 - The SSE Arena Belfast

Nov 8 - The SSE Arena Belfast

Nov 10 - Glasgow Hydro

Nov 11 - Glasgow Hydro Arena (Matinee & Evening show)

Nov 13 - Leeds First Direct Arena

Nov 14 - Motorpoint Arena Nottingham

Nov 15 - Motorpoint Arena Nottingham

Nov 17 - Birmingham Genting Arena (Matinee & Evening show)

Nov 18 - Birmingham Genting Arena (Matinee & Evening show)

Nov 20 - Liverpool Arena

Nov 21 - Manchester Arena

Nov 22 - Manchester Arena

Nov 25 - London's O2 Arena (Matinee & Evening show)

Nov 26 - London's O2 Arena

What is the set list for Little Mix’s Glory Days tour?

So far, the set list has looked like the following:

• Black Magic 
• Salute 
• Down & Dirty
• Secret Love Song
• No More Sad Songs
• You Gotta Not 
• *Sing-A-Long with the crowd*
• Nobody Like You
• Shout Out To My Ex

What are the costumes for Little Mix’s Glory Days tour?

Rumour has it, this is one of the tour outfits. The band, their stylist and the costume creator were all tagged in the photo. 

Apparently this is one of the Little Mix’s tour outfits, same photo the girls, their stylist, & costume creator were also tagged. pic.twitter.com/JRoutTxTwu — LilMixUpdater (LM) (@LilMixUpdater) October 1, 2017

They have previously worn these cool AF outfits:

Who is supporting Little Mix on their Glory Days tour? 

Louisa and The Vamps have both previously supported Little Mix but as the girls enter the second part of their UK tour, it’s been confirmed that American Israeli-Palestinian singer Lina will take over. 

Jessarae and Aleem are also confirmed to be opening for the girlband. 

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Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band’s World Tour Setlist: All the Songs They Performed For Their First Show of 2024

After a six-month break, Springsteen and the band resumed their tour in Phoenix, March 19. Here's every song played.

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Fans were delayed but not denied their visit from The Boss Tuesday night (March 19) in Phoenix as Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band relaunched their world tour after a six-month break. 

Springsteen was originally slated to play the Arizona date on Nov. 30 last year, but it was one of 29 shows postponed after he came off the road in early September for treatment for peptic ulcer disease . 

He made no reference to his health troubles (which were clearly in his past, given his extreme energy on stage) until the closing tune of the 29-song set, when he apologized for inconveniencing anyone by having to move the show, explaining, “I had a motherf**cker of a bellyache.”

The 2 hour 45 minute concert, which started right at 7:30pm , was a rollicking, high-energy affair. Gone are tour mainstays from the earlier leg, such as the funky “The E Street Shuffle” and the jazzy 7-minute “Kitty’s Back” (both from 1973’s The Wild, The Innocent & The E Street Shuffle ), and six songs from Springsteen’s last album of original material, 2020’s Letter to You (Tuesday’s show was down to four from that set), replaced with tunes that make for a fast-paced, non-stop thrill ride of a show. 

Springsteen will spend the rest of the year on the road, with more than 50 dates on the 2024 docket, including a European leg that starts in Cardiff, Wales in May and includes multiple stadium shows in cities like Milan, Madrid and Barcelona, before he returns stateside in August for stadium shows. 

Below is the setlist for Phoenix’s opening night of the new leg. The tour resumes Friday  (March 22) night in Las Vegas.  For a deeper dive, go here .

"Lonesome Day"

The Rising (2002)

Born To Run (1975)

"No Surrender"

Born In The U.S.A . (1984)

"Two Hearts"

The River (1980)

"Darlington County"

Born In The U.S.A. (1984)

Letter To You (2020)

"Prove It All Night"

Darkness On The Edge Of Town (1978)

"Darkness on the Edge of Town"

"letter to you", "the promised land", "spirit in the night".

Greetings From Asbury Park, N.J. (1973)

"Don't Play That Song"

Only The Strong Survive (2022)

"Nightshift"

"mary's place", "last man standing", "backstreets", "because the night".

Live 1975-1985 (1986)

"She's The One"

"wrecking ball".

Wrecking Ball (2012)

"The Rising"

"thunder road", "born to run", "rosalita (come out tonight)".

The Wild, The Innocent & The E Street Shuffle (1973)

"Glory Days"

"dancing in the dark", "tenth avenue freeze-out", "twist & shout".

Isley Brothers cover

"I'll See You In My Dreams"

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Bruce Springsteen plays loose in hits-packed Syracuse concert (review, setlist, photos)

Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band made up for lost time at Thursday night’s concert.

The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame group played more than two dozen songs in a hits-packed performance at the JMA Wireless Dome in Syracuse. The show was originally scheduled for September and postponed when Springsteen was diagnosed with peptic ulcer disease .

The wait was even longer for some fans, as this was Springsteen’s first Central New York concert in more than a decade and his first time playing at the Syracuse University stadium with the E Street Band since 1985. He breathlessly played two hours and fifty minutes with virtually no pauses throughout the set. He sang the hits — including “Born to Run,” “Thunder Road,” “Dancing in the Dark,” “Hungry Heart” and “Glory Days” — but also sprinkled in a few more surprising songs like “Darlington County” (from his 1986 album “Born in the U.S.A.”) and chose “Night” (from “Born to Run”) over “Prove It All Night” (from “Darkness on the Edge of Town”).

He even played “Growin’ Up” for the first time on his tour after a young fan held up a sign requesting it. Most of the crowd grew up with Springsteen’s music over the past five decades, but he clearly appreciated parents who brought their little ones to the show. He hugged one kid who said he skipped school to attend the concert and traded a harmonica for a bag of Skittles with another youngster.

“I f---ing love you,” said one child, who was definitely too young to be using such language. But that’s rock and roll.

Stadium shows are often very rigid due to video and light synchronization requirements. Before his illness, some Springsteen fans complained last year that too many shows were following the same setlist. But at least eight songs were completely different from Monday’s MVP Arena concert in Albany and last week’s performance at Mohegan Sun Arena in Connecticut.

According to a setlist that was printed out before the show, Springsteen and the E Street Band kept the whole Syracuse show loose, sometimes swapping songs out spontaneously. He chose “My City of Ruins” over “Racing in the Street” and “Growin’ Up” replaced “Letter to You,” while tracks like “I’m On Fire” and “Rosalita (Come Out Tonight)” were scrapped altogether.

I was most impressed how Springsteen could shout out song names from the edge of the pit and his famous backing band, 20 to 30 feet away from him, could immediately jump into them. It felt well choreographed and rehearsed, but you could tell they were still improvising at times. They just happen to be very, very good at their jobs.

They also happen to love the music, which is why fans want to see Springsteen over and over again. The people on stage are having just as good of a time as the people watching it, which makes the whole thing feel like a party.

E Street Band standouts like guitarist Steven Van Zandt, drummer Max Weinberg and multi-instrumentalist Nils Lofgren are constantly riffing with Springsteen on stage. Little Steven and saxophonist Jake Clemons, the nephew of the late, great Clarence Clemons , even danced with The Boss.

Some of that energy, as well as Springsteen’s enunciation ( or lack thereof ), gets lost in the echoes of the Dome during less popular songs like “Ghosts” and “Atlantic City.” But by the end of the first set, the 30,000 people in attendance sang to the roof of the stadium for gems like “Because the Night,” “She’s the One,” “Wrecking Ball,” “The Rising,” “Badlands” and “Thunder Road.”

“My City of Ruins” was the most emotional song of the night. The final track from Springsteen’s post-9/11 album “The Rising” was originally written for Asbury Park, New Jersey, but has also been associated with the resilience of New York City and other cities that have faced hardships and loss.

Despite some fan expectations, Springsteen didn’t explicitly pay tribute to Onondaga County Sheriff’s Lt. Michael Hoosock and Syracuse Police Officer Michael Jensen , who were killed by a gunman in Salina this week. But his words during “My City of Ruins” still offered comfort to the Central New York community.

“Are we missing anybody? Yes, we are. And I know a lot of you out there (have someone) you wish could be here with you tonight,” Springsteen told the crowd. And then he said those people can “remain alive in our memories, within our hearts.”

Springsteen didn’t speak much between other songs, save for the occasional “Syracuse!” shouts. He let the music do the talking.

The show began at 7:49 p.m. and Springsteen didn’t leave the stage until a brief pause for the encore at 10. Yet Springsteen continued to defy his age — 74! — and blazed non-stop through “Born to Run,” “Glory Days,” “Dancing in the Dark” and “Tenth Avenue Freeze Out.”

Then he took the fun up another notch with an impromptu performance of “Twist and Shout” (a fan’s sign request) followed by a “Detroit Medley” highlighted by covers of “Devil in a Blue Dress” and “Good Golly Miss Molly.” The crowd’s enthusiasm earned those extra songs and they showed their gratitude by singing and dancing so much you could feel the metal benches rattle.

The night concluded around 10:40 p.m. with a solo acoustic performance of “I’ll See You in My Dreams” by Springsteen. And, unless I was dreaming, there was also one more F-bomb from someone who’s definitely old enough to say it.

“Thank you Syracuse! You’re a f---ing great audience,” Springsteen said.

Thanks, Boss. You’re pretty great, too.

Bruce Springsteen & E Street Band at JMA Dome, Syracuse, N.Y.

Thursday, April 18, 2024 CONCERT SET LIST

Lonesome Day

No Surrender

Darlington County

Growin’ Up (sign request, tour premiere)

The Promised Land

Spirit in the Night

Hungry Heart

Atlantic City

My City of Ruins

Nightshift (Commodores cover)

Last Man Standing (acoustic)

Backstreets

Because the Night

She’s the One

Wrecking Ball

Thunder Road

Born to Run

Dancing in the Dark

Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out

Twist and Shout (The Top Notes cover, sign request)

Detroit Medley

I’ll See You in My Dreams (solo acoustic)

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