No Shame Tour

No Shame Tour

Tour by Lily Allen
Associated album	No Shame
Start date	5 October 2018 (5 October 2018)
End date	17 August 2019 (17 August 2019)
No. of shows	22 in North America 16 in Europe 8 in Oceania 1 in South America 47 in total
Lily Allen concert chronology

The No Shame Tour was the fourth headlining tour by English singer Lily Allen, in support of her fourth studio album, No Shame (2018). The tour started on 5 October 2018 in Santa Ana, and concluded on 17 August 2019 in Dublin.[1]

In comparison with Allen's tour for Sheezus (2014), the tour is a smaller production, with Allen and two other people onstage. The setlist mainly comprises songs from No Shame but also includes older music by Allen, such as "Fuck You", "Smile" and "LDN".[2]

The opening act for North America and Europe was Wolverhampton born artist, S-X.^[citation needed]

Set list

This set list is from the show on 13 October 2018 in Houston. It is not intended to represent all concerts for the tour.[3]

1. "Come on Then"
2. "Waste"
3. "LDN"
4. "My One"
5. "What You Waiting For?"
6. "Knock 'Em Out"
7. "Lost My Mind"
8. "Smile"
9. "Party Line" (unreleased song)
10. "I'm Always on a Mountain When I Fall" (Merle Haggard cover)
11. "deep end" (Lykke Li cover)
12. "Pushing Up Daises"
13. "Three"
14. "Everything to Feel Something"
15. "The Fear"
16. "Higher"
17. "Family Man"
18. "Who'd Have Known"
19. "Not Fair"

Encore

20. "Apples"
21. "Trigger Bang"
22. "Fuck You"

Tour dates

List of concerts, showing date, city, country, venue, tickets sold, number of available tickets and amount of gross revenue

Date	City	Country	Venue
North America[4]
5 October 2018	Santa Ana	United States	The Observatory
6 October 2018	Oakland		Fox Oakland Theatre
7 October 2018	Los Angeles		Fonda Theatre
10 October 2018	Tempe		Marquee Theatre
12 October 2018[a]	Austin		Zilker Park
13 October 2018	Houston		House of Blues
14 October 2018	Dallas
16 October 2018	New Orleans
17 October 2018	Atlanta		Buckhead Theatre
18 October 2018	Nashville		Cannery Ballroom
20 October 2018	New York City		Terminal 5
21 October 2018	Silver Spring		The Fillmore Silver Spring
23 October 2018	Philadelphia		Union Transfer
24 October 2018	Boston		Paradise Rock Club
27 October 2018	Montreal	Canada	Corona Theatre
28 October 2018	Toronto		Phoenix Concert Theatre
30 October 2018	Detroit	United States	St. Andrew's Hall
3 November 2018	Denver		Summit
6 November 2018	Portland		Roseland Theater
8 November 2018	Seattle		The Showbox
9 November 2018	Vancouver	Canada	Vogue Theatre
Europe[6]
1 December 2018	Zurich	Switzerland	Komplex 457
2 December 2018[b]	Milan	Italy	Circolo Magnolia
4 December 2018	Berlin	Germany	Astra Berlin
5 December 2018	Brussels	Belgium	Ancienne Belgique
6 December 2018	Cologne	Germany	Live Music Hall
8 December 2018	Paris	France	Le Trianon
9 December 2018	Utrecht	Netherlands	Ronda at Tivoli
11 December 2018	Dublin	Ireland	Olympia Theatre
13 December 2018	Glasgow	Scotland	Barrowland Ballroom
14 December 2018	Birmingham	England	O2 Institute
16 December 2018	Manchester		Albert Hall
17 December 2018	London		The Roundhouse
18 December 2018
Oceania[7][8]
2 February 2019	Auckland	New Zealand	Spark Arena
4 February 2019	Sydney	Australia	Enmore Theatre
5 February 2019
6 February 2019	Melbourne		Forum Theatre
8 February 2019	Brisbane		The Tivoli
9 February 2019[c]	Launceston		White Hills
10 February 2019	Melbourne		Forum Theatre
12 February 2019	Perth		Metro City
Europe
25 May 2019[d]	Bristol	England	Eastville Park
North America
2 June 2019[e]	New York City	United States	Randalls Island
South America
9 June 2019[f]	São Paulo	Brazil	Memorial da América Latina
Europe
14 June 2019[g]	Newport	England	Seaclose Park
17 August 2019[h]	Dublin	Ireland	Royal Hospital Kilmainham

Cancelled shows

List of cancelled concerts, showing date, city, country, venue and reason for cancellation

Date	City	Country	Venue	Reason
31 October 2018	Chicago	United States	The Vic Theatre	Illness.[10][11]
1 November 2018	Minneapolis		Varsity Theatre
4 November 2018	Salt Lake City		The Complex

Notes

1. This concert is part of Austin City Limits Music Festival.[5]
2. The show in Milan, Italy was initially planned at the Fabrique. On 27 November the organizer, Vivo Concerti, has announced that the show was moved to the Circolo Magnolia.
3. This concert is part of Party In The Paddock festival.[9]
4. This concert is part of Love Saves The Day 2019.
5. This concert is part of Governors Ball.
6. This concert is part of Cultura Inglesa Festival.
7. This concert is part of Isle of Wight Festival.
8. This concert is part of Love Sensation Festival.

References

1. https://www.facebook.com/lilyallen/photos/a.10151950768009323.1073741826.5202024322/10156315553054323/?type=3&theater ^[user-generated source]
2. McMullen, Sally (12 September 2018). "'Sheezus' Reborn: How Lily Allen Is Reclaiming Her Identity Through Music, Memoirs & Not Giving A F*ck". Music Feeds. Retrieved 19 September 2018.
3. Jesse Sendejas Jr. (14 October 2018). "Lily Allen review, House of Blues, October 13, 2018". Houston Press. Retrieved 4 January 2019.
4. "Home". lilyallenmusic.com.
5. "Lineup".
6. "Lily Allen Set to Release Darker, Introspective 'No Shame', PopMatters". 4 June 2018.
7. https://www.facebook.com/5202024322/posts/10156530166649323/ ^[user-generated source]
8. "New dates added for Sydney and Melbourne 🎉🎉 Tickets presale Friday 12th October". Facebook. Retrieved 9 October 2018.
9. Tom Williams (9 October 2018). "Lily Allen & The Presets Lead Party In The Paddock's Huge 2019 Lineup". Music Feeds. Retrieved 15 October 2018.
10. Warner, Sam (1 November 2018). "Lily Allen pulls out of two shows after falling ill". Digital Spy. Retrieved 3 November 2018.
11. "CANCELED: Lily Allen - Sunday November 4, 2018 At The Complex, Salt Lake City, Utah". 4 November 2018. Retrieved 7 November 2018.