Hayley Williams opened her fall 2026 US tour, "The Hayley Williams Show," on September 3 at the iTHINK Financial Amphitheater in West Palm Beach, Florida, performing a 22-song set spanning all three of her solo albums, according to Consequence.

Rico Nasty and Magdalena Bay opened the show. Williams began her set with "Just a Lover," from her 2021 album "FLOWERS for VASES / descansos," and returned to the song later as the final number before the encore. It was one of eight songs she performed live for the first time that night. The others were "Over Yet," "Creepin'," "My Friend," "Cinnamon," "Dead Horse," "Pure Love" and "Crystal Clear," most of them from her debut solo album, "Petals for Armor."

The set focused heavily on her 2025 album, "Ego Death at a Bachelorette Party," including "Ice in My OJ," "Kill Me," "Hard," "True Believer," "Glum," "Disappearing Man," "Dream Girl in Shibuya" and "Good Ol' Days." Williams also performed a cover of Nina Simone's "Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood" and incorporated a snippet of Portishead's "Wandering Star" into "Simmer." According to Consequence, it was the first time she had performed the song solo since 2020. The three-song encore ended with "Mirtazapine," "Brotherly Hate" and "Parachute." Before playing "Parachute," Williams told the crowd: "fuck Donald Trump."

The West Palm Beach concert is Williams' second North American headlining tour in support of "Ego Death at a Bachelorette Party," following a spring run promoting the same album. The tour continues in Alpharetta, Georgia, on September 5, with subsequent stops in Charleston, Charlotte, Raleigh, Mansfield near Boston, Saratoga Springs, Gilford, two nights at Forest Hills Stadium in New York, Clarkston, Cincinnati and Tinley Park. Williams will then headline the All Things Go Festival in Columbia, Maryland, on September 26. The North American leg concludes in Southaven, Mississippi, on October 12, after which Williams will travel to South America for concerts in Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Colombia, Mexico and Puerto Rico. European dates, including two shows at Ireland's Slane Castle with Fontaines D.C., are scheduled through summer 2027.

Williams and her team have not yet published an official setlist or tour recap on their official channels. The song list and quotes above are based on Consequence's report and fan-recorded video from the concert.

Originally published on Music Times