Don't Worry Bout Me Tour

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Don't Worry Bout Me Tour
Tour by Zara Larsson
Location
  • North America
  • Europe
Associated album
Start dateApril 29, 2019 (2019-04-29)
End dateOctober 3, 2019 (2019-10-03)
Legs3
No. of shows29
Supporting acts
Zara Larsson concert chronology

The Don't Worry Bout Me Tour was the second major concert tour by Swedish singer Zara Larsson, in support of her first international debut studio album, So Good (2017) and her then-unreleased second international studio album Poster Girl (2021). The tour began on April 29, 2019, in San Francisco and concluded on October 3, 2019 in Atlanta.

Contents

Background

Days before the release of his single "Don't Worry Bout Me", Larsson announced that she would be embarking on her second concert tour. Dates were first announced for North America on February 26, 2019. [1] Due to overwhelming demand, additional dates were added for Europe on March 25, 2019. On July 23, 2019 Larsson announced that she would be performing again at North America for fall. [2] Larsson also performed at several major music festivals, including BBC Radio 1's Big Weekend in England, [3] Firenze Rocks in Italy, [4] Stavernfestivalen in Norway, [5] Sensommar Festival, Way Out West Festival in Sweden [6] and iHeartRadio Music Festival in United States. [7] In addition, during that time Larsson was also embarked with Ed Sheeran on some dates of ÷ Tour around France, Portugal, Spain, Austria, Romania, Czech Republic, Latvia, Russia, Finland, Denmark and Iceland. [8]

Opening acts for the tour in Europe included Lennixx, Fancy Footwork and Nancy Goreng. In their last stage of concerts in the United States they opened for the Larsson show Archie, Frankie Simone, Tishmal, YaSi and Savanah Low.

Concert synopsis

Larsson performed at the Neptune Theatre in Seattle. ZaraLarsson Seattle NeptuneTheater 17Sept2019.jpg
Larsson performed at the Neptune Theatre in Seattle.

The show begins with Zara dressed in white taking the stage atop a metal platform, backed by her four-member band, two background singers and two dancers, opening the show with her Clean Bandit collaboration, "Symphony". After the song ends, she greets the crowd, interacts with them, and goes on to perform "I Would Like". The next song she performs is "This One's for You" her collaboration with the French DJ David Guetta.

Then, Larsson presents for the first time two new songs from her third studio album: "Ruin My Life" and "Don't Worry Bout Me". Zara starts singing "Carry You Home" which in the middle mixes with elements of the song "Wake Me Up" by Swedish DJ Avicii. "TG4M" and "Wanna" follow, the latter Zara decided to present her on the tour, since she could not include it in her album So Good , and then she performs the song of the same name from her album.

Zara goes on stage again to perform "All the Time" another unreleased song. In a tender moment, Zara briefly slowed down the show by performing "Uncover" and the lights were lowered so that the audience began to illuminate with their cell phone flashlights. With this same atmosphere, she began to sing "I Can't Fall In Love Without You". Her next act was to sing "Wow" changing the energy again with intense dancing and then she performed her hit "Lush Life".

Finally to close the show, Larsson "Ain't My Fault" which contained elements of "Girls Like" her collaboration with the British rapper Tinie Tempah and "Never Forget You" (her collaboration with the British singer MNEK).

Critical response

Larsson performing at The Observatory in Santa Ana. Zara Larsson @ The Observatory OC 05 02 2019 (48498748057).jpg
Larsson performing at The Observatory in Santa Ana.

North America

The tour received positive reviews from music critics in the United States. In a review for Melodic Magazine, Angel Escobar wrote: "With amazing stage production and smooth transitions, the show truly was the best it could be. From the flashing white lights to the moody blues, everything was timed accordingly to what was going on stage. Zara’s unlimited energy was emphasized with the nonstop music. As one song would end, it would quickly transition to another keeping the energy level at an all time high". Escobar also highlighted: "There is no denying that Zara Larsson is the total package. With an infectious personality and an enormous amount of talent, Zara will instantly win you over". [9]

Doug Krantz from Veracious Magazine wrote: "Zara triumphantly took to the stage standing high atop a metallic platform [...]. She showed off her vocal prowess, easily moving between stellar runs and high energy choreography. It’s clear that Zara Larsson is not here to play, as this show truly showcased an artist at their best, having fun, performing full out, and giving us back 110% of the energy we were giving her". [10] Matt Torres from the Soundazed said that "Zara Larsson sure puts on a damn great show [...]. From the powerful live vocals that led each track to the infectious and tantalizing dance moves that kept us on our toes, Zara Larsson was on fire as she delivered her most successful hits". Also added that "her stage presence demands attention, her voice is showstopping, and her choreography will have you queuing up YouTube dance tutorials just to keep up". [11]

The third leg of the tour has also received positive reviews. Scott Rowe from MTC MAG commented that "It's clear from the very start that Zara has got a amazing voice. Zara and her dancers do a fantastic job onstage with what seems a nonstop variety of choreography, which is welcomed with her catchy songs". [12] Blake Charles of Beyond The Stage praised Zara's night show at the Wonder Ballroom in Portland, expressing that "Larsson's incredible vocals soared over the glistening production, all while a colorful array of lights shone down from above, making for a perfect way to start the show. Her ability to go on the most imopressive of vocal runs one second, then jump into a split the next, is beyond impressive, and proves how dynamic of a performer she is. It was truly a magical and triumphant show". [13]

Europe

In Europe, Larsson's performance was praised by critics, with many praising her vocals, her dances and her energy. Lisa Hafey of Essentially Pop stated that "She gave the capacity crowd what they wanted: strong, soaring, vocals, supported by a live band. Larsson has an incredible voice, and she demonstrated her range to full effect during the show. There was also a nice gender balance as well, which made for a great atmosphere". [14] Brett Dunford of Louder Than War described that the interpretation of "Don't Let Me Be Yours" reflects "her helium voice so angelic", stated that her set "closes on epic form" and finally said that "one word sums the area up: happiness". [15]

Alina Hasky of Minuten Musik said that "Vocally she shined at a very high level and was fitter than ever. She presented herself as absolutely talented and took the stage with a lot of energy and power. Larsson danced as hard as he could and reveled in very sophisticated choreography". [16]

Set list

This set list is from the show on September 17, 2019, in Seattle. It is not intended to represent all concerts for the tour. [17]

  1. "Symphony"
  2. "I Would Like"
  3. "This One's for You"
  4. "Ruin My Life"
  5. "Don't Worry Bout Me"
  6. "Don't Let Me Be Yours"
  7. "Carry You Home" / "Wake Me Up" (Avicii cover)
  8. "TG4M"
  9. "Wanna"
  10. "So Good"
  11. "All the Time"
  12. "Uncover"
  13. "I Can't Fall In Love Without You"
  14. "Wow"
  15. "Lush Life"

Encore

  1. "Ain't My Fault"
  2. "Never Forget You"

Shows

List of concerts, showing date, city, country, venue, opening acts, tickets sold, number of available tickets and amount of gross revenue
DateCityCountryVenueOpening actsAttendanceRevenue
Leg 1 – North America [18]
April 29, 2019 San Francisco United States The Fillmore Astrid S ——
April 30, 2019 Los Angeles The Fonda Theatre 1,200 / 1,200$30,000
May 2, 2019 Santa Ana The Observatory——
May 6, 2019 Chicago House of Blues 1,800 / 1,800$60,000
May 8, 2019 Boston Paradise Rock Club 933 / 933$27,057
May 9, 2019 New York Irving Plaza 1,200 / 1,200$43,200
May 11, 2019 Washington 9:30 Club 1,200 / 1,200$48,000
May 12, 2019 Philadelphia Union Transfer 1,200 / 1,200—
Leg 2 – Europe [19]
May 21, 2019 Manchester United Kingdom Albert Hall Lennixx——
May 22, 2019 London Electric Brixton——
May 25, 2019 [A] Middlesbrough Stewart Park ———
June 14, 2019 [B] Florence Italy Visarno Arena———
June 20, 2019 Munich Germany MuffathalleFancy Footwork——
June 25, 2019 Cologne Carlswerk Victoria———
June 26, 2019 Amsterdam Netherlands Melkweg Nancy Goreng——
July 6, 2019 [C] Sundsvall Sweden NP3 Arena ———
July 12, 2019 [D] Stavanger Norway Stavanger Konserthus ———
August 8, 2019 [F] Gothenburg Sweden Slottsskogen ———
August 31, 2019 [F] Trondheim Norway Kristiansten Fortress ———
Leg 3 – North America [20]
September 15, 2019 Oxford United States The Grove Josie Dunne
Betcha		——
September 17, 2019 Seattle Neptune Theatre Archie——
September 18, 2019 Portland Wonder Ballroom Frankie Simone——
September 20, 2019 Salt Lake City The Depot Tishmal——
September 21, 2019 [G] Las Vegas T-Mobile Arena ———
September 24, 2019 Englewood Gothic Theatre YaSi——
September 26, 2019 Dallas House of Blues Savannah Low——
September 28, 2019 Houston White Oak Music Hall———
September 30, 2019 Tampa The Ritz Ybor ———
October 1, 2019 Lake Buena Vista House of Blues ———
October 3, 2019 Atlanta Buckhead Theatre ———
Total:——
Festivals and other miscellaneous performances
[A] This concert was part of the "BBC Radio 1's Big Weekend"
[B] This concert was part of the "Firenze Rocks"
[C] This concert was part of the "Sensommar Festival"
[D] This concert was part of the "Stavernfestivalen"
[E] This concert was part of the "Way Out West Festival"
[F] This concert was part of the "Festningen Festival"
[G] This concert was part of the "iHeartRadio Music Festival"

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