Doja Cat 'Scarlet' Tour Setlist Revealed: Everything You Need To Know

Doja Cat's highly-anticipated "Scarlet' tour has kicked off last Oct. 31, 2023, marking the start of a 24-show trek in North America.

The Grammy-winning singer performed a set full of her hits and collaborations with other artists.

Doja Cat 'Scarlet' Tour Setlist Revealed

According to Pink News, Doja Cat's "Scarlet" Tour setlist is based on her performance only from the first day and it could change in the coming days. But generally, these are the songs that Doja Cat performs on her "Scarlet" tour.

Act I

1. "WYM Freestyle"

2. "Demons"

3. "Tia Tamera"

4. "Shutcho"

5. "Agora Hills"

Act II

1. "Attention"

2. "Often"

3. "Red Room" (Hiatus Kaiyote cover)

4. "Balut"

5. "Gun"

6. "Ain't Shit"

Act III

1. "Woman"

2. "Say So"

3. "Get Into It (Yuh)"

4. "Need to Know"

5. "Kiss Me More"

Act IV

1. "Paint the Town Red"

2. "Streets"

3. "Fuck the Girls (FTG)"

Act V

1. "97"

2. "Can't Wait"

3. "Go Off"

4. "Ouchies"

5. "Wet Vagina"

Majority of the songs notably came from her most recent album, "Scarlet." These includes "Agora Hills," "Attention," "Balut," "Gun," "WYM Freestyle," "Shutcho," "Demons," "Often," ""Fuck the Girls (FTG)," "97," "Can't Wait," "Go Off," "Wet Vagina," "Paint The Town Red," and "Ouchies."

Meanwhile, some of her songs from "Planet Her," also made it into the cut - "Woman," "Ain't Shit," "Woman," "Need To Know," "Get Into It (Yuh)" and "Kiss Me More." Three tracks from "Hot Pink" were also included - "Tia Tamera," "Streets," and "Say So."

Doja Cat 'Scarlet' Tour Concert Reviews

According to Mercury News' review of the "Scarlet" tour opening night in San Francisco, it "wasn't as thrilling as it should have been."

"There was a numbing sameness to everything that took place on stage over the course of the 90-minute set, even though the production was divided up into five (allegedly) different acts," the review said.

For a fashion forward entertainer like Doja Cat, she seemed to have sticked with one outfit throughout the show.

"Wardrobe changes, however, would've gone a long way in helping to differentiate the concert's five scenes. Also, the dance routines - performed by an energetic cast - were rarely all that intriguing," the review also noted.

As for engagement - fans could only expect it on "Kiss Me More."

"The latter did bring one of the few times that Doja Cat actively engaged with the crowd, calling out for audience members to kiss. Otherwise, she did very little to try and connect as she kept mostly mum on stage between songs," they said about the performance.

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