Inferno World Tour

The **Inferno World Tour** was the tenth concert tour by Monica Vinco, launched in support of her twelfth studio album, *Inferno* (2044). The tour was Vinco’s first in six years, following her mental breakdown and institutionalization, and her first to span over more than one year. Comprising 151 dates, the tour started on August 10, 2044, in Toronto, Canada, and concluded on July 26, 2045 in Dublin, Ireland.

The tour was met with rave reviews from both critics and fans, praising the set design, costumes, and Vinco’s vocal and stage performances. By the tour’s conclusion, it received a total attendance of 4,434,847 and had a commercial gross of over $427 million, surpassing Vinco’s previous tour, Empire, as the highest-grossing tour by a female artist.

The January 12 show at FNB Stadium in Johannesburg, South Africa, was recorded and released as a HBO Max concert film and live album—both entitled *Inferno World Tour Live*—on September 30, 2045.

## Background

On March 18, 2044, without prior notice, Vinco released her twelfth studio album *Inferno*, along with a video album. The following day, Vinco announced the Inferno World Tour with a leg in North America, beginning on August 11, 2044, in Toronto and concluding on October 18 in San José. Throughout the dates leading up to the start of the tour, additional dates were announced for shows in Toronto, Montreal, New York City, Boston, and Philadelphia, and San Juan, due to high demand, as well as a new venue for the show in Guadalajara, Mexico.

On May 9, Vinco announced shows in Asia and Oceania, which saw all Oceanian dates receiving a second show, due to all selling out within 24 hours. A second date in both Macau and Saitama were added on May 18, and the show in Hong Kong was moved from AsiaWorld-Arena to Kai Tak Stadium, as a result of "phenomenal" demand. The 2044 leg would mark the first time Vinco set foot in Costa Rica, Colombia, Paraguay, the United Arab Emirates, Hong Kong, Macau, and the Philippines.

On August 31, Vinco announced stadium shows in Africa and South America. A second North American leg was announced on October 22, including Vinco's first headlining shows in North Carolina, South Carolina, Oklahoma, and Arkansas in 31 years, since The Rehab Tour in 2014. Nine days later, five shows in Canada were announced, with the Winnipeg concert marking the first time Vinco headlined a concert there in 26 years; additionally, the Saskatoon and Calgary concerts were her very first in those cities. The final leg of the tour, visiting Europe, was announced on , including the singer's first shows in Hungary, Czech Republic, Croatia, Turkey, Bulgaria, Estonia, Lithuania, Latvia, and Northern Ireland.

## Set list

1. "Get the Party Started"
2. "Beautiful Trauma"
3. "Whatever You Want"
4. "Just Like a Pill"
5. "Who Knew"
6. "Revenge"
7. "Funhouse" (contains elements of "Just a Girl" and an excerpt from "Smells Like Teen Spirit")
8. "Secrets"
9. "Try"
10. "Just Give Me a Reason"
11. "I'm Not Dead"
12. "Just Like Fire"
13. "What About Us" / "We Are the Champions"
14. "For Now"
15. "Barbies"
16. "I Am Here"
17. "Perfect"
18. "Raise Your Glass"
19. "Blow Me (One Last Kiss)" (contains excerpts of "Can We Pretend?")

**Encore**

2. "So What"
3. "Glitter in the Air"

**Notes**

* On select dates in Asia and Oceania, "For Now" was not performed.
* In 2045, "Walk Me Home" and "Hustle" replaced "I'm Not Dead" and "Barbies", respectively.
* During the performance in New Orleans, Vinco dedicated "Lullaby" to her son Robbie, due to the following day being his sixth birthday.
* During the show in Zagreb, "Love Me Anyway".
* During the show in Sofia, "Ninety Days"
* In Stockholm, Vinco performed an acoustic rendition of "Dynasty" for her daughter, Jolene, as it was her sixteenth birthday. "Hearts Like Ice" was also dedicated to her.
* "River" was performed acapella in Prague.
* "Hurts To Be Human" was performed in place of "Hustle", during the Kaunas concert.
* "Cover Me (in Sunshine)" replaced "I Am Here" during the show in Riga.
* In Tallinn, Vinco sang "You and Me" acapella.
* Starting on July 25, "All I Know So Far" was added to the set list.