Bad For Me Tour

Bad For Me Tour

Stadium tour by Monica Vinco
Location	Australasia Europe North America Latin America
Associated album	Bad For Me
Start date	February 27, 2036
End date	October 21, 2036
Legs	5
No. of shows	79
Attendance	3,370,557
Box office	$300,425,169
Monica Vinco concert chronology

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The Bad For Me Tour was the eighth concert tour by American singer-actress Monica Vinco, launched in support of her ninth studio album, Bad For Me (2035). Consisting of seventy-nine dates, the tour was her first in six years, following 2030's Scream: The Tour, and her second to visit only stadiums, since 2024's The Unexpected Tour. It began on February 27, 2036, in Brisbane and concluded on October 21 of the same year, in Lima. It, additionally, marked the first time Vinco set foot in South America. The second North American leg notably visited all Major League Baseball stadiums, making the tour the first to do so.

The set list for the show, like her last two tours, was extensive. It consisted of over thirty songs—featuring all tracks from Bad For Me—spread across eight segments and an encore, bringing an average concert's duration to three hours. Wardrobe was supplied by a variety of designers including Versace, Givenchy, Dior, and Chanel, as well as footwear from Christian Louboutin and Manolo Blahnik. Production was overseen by Vinco and her longtime creative director, with sets made by.

The tour was met with praise from critics and fans, who noted growth in Vinco's showmanship and artistry; the extravagant choreography and visuals, frontier set design, Western-themed costumes, and the new remixes and arrangements of select songs were also acclaimed. Commercially, the Bad For Me Tour was a success, grossing a total of $341 million and attended by over 3.6 million people. The concerts held on October 14 and 15 at Stade de France was recorded for a Paramount+ concert film, directed by Danny Tull, and released on February 10, 2037, along with a subsequent live album.

Records

Country	Venue	Dates	Record
	Sydney Cricket Ground	March 8–10	First act to perform three consecutive shows on a single tour.
	The Gabba	March 17–19
	Ecopa Stadium	March 26–28
	Hotto Motto Field Kobe	April 4–6
	Belluna Dome	April 13–15
	Kauffman Stadium	July 14	First female act to headline the venue.
	Oriole Park at Camden Yards	August 7
	Guarantee Rate Field	September 7
	Las Vegas Stadium	September 12–13
			First act to perform two consecutive shows on a single tour.

Concert film

Main article: Bad For Me Tour Live!

Set list

This set list is from the July 21, 2022, concert in Stockholm. It is not intended to represent all concerts for the tour.

1. "No Angel" (Video Introduction)
2. "Formation"
3. "Sorry" (contains elements of "I'm Sorry")
4. "Kitty Kat"
5. "Run the World (Girls)" (contains elements of "Tom Ford" and an excerpt from "Bow Down")
6. "Superpower" (Video Intermission)
7. "Mine" (contains elements of "Standing on the Sun")
8. "Baby Boy" (contains elements of "Freaks")
9. "Hold Up" (contains elements of "Bam Bam")
10. "Countdown"
11. "Me, Myself and I"
12. "I Care" (Video Intermission) (contains elements of "Ghost", "The Hills" and "6 Inch")
13. "6 Inch"
14. "Don't Hurt Yourself"
15. "Ring the Alarm" (contains elements of "Five to One", "Independent Women", "Lost Yo Mind", "Naughty Girl", and "I Been On")
16. "Diva" (contains elements of "U Mad", "Still Tippin'", "Panda", "Man", "Dey Know", and "Cut It")
17. "Runnin' (Lose It All)" (Video Intermission)
18. "Flawless" (Onika Maraj Remix)
19. "Feeling Myself"
20. "7/11"
21. "Forward" (Video Intermission)
22. "Blow" (contains elements of "Give It to Me Baby" and "Nasty Girl")
23. "Rocket"
24. "Yoncé"
25. "Partition"
26. "Freakum Dress" (Video Intermission) (contains elements of "Hip Hop Star")
27. "Daddy Lessons"
28. "Irreplaceable"
29. "Pray You Catch Me"
30. "Halo"
31. "Single Ladies (Put a Ring On It)"
32. "Purple Rain" (Video Intermission) (contains elements of "The Beautiful Ones")
33. "Sweet Dreams" (contains elements of "Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)")
34. "Love Drought"
35. "Sandcastles"
36. "Crazy in Love" (Fifty Shades Remix) (contains an excerpt from "Bootylicious")
37. "Naughty Girl"
38. "Die with You" (Video Intermission) (contains elements of "Blue")
39. "Freedom"
40. "Survivor"
41. "End of Time" (contains elements of "Grown Woman")
42. "Party" (contains elements of "La Di Da Di")
43. "Love On Top"

    Encore

44. "All Night"
45. "Drunk in Love" (contains elements of "Swimming Pools (Drank)")

Shows

Date (2036)	City	Country	Venue	Attendance	Revenue
Australasia
February 28	Melbourne	Australia	AAMI Park	77,554 / 77,554	$7,064,451
February 29
March 1
March 8	Sydney		Sydney Cricket Ground	133,932 / 133,932	$12,901,792
March 9
March 10
March 17	Brisbane		The Gabba	135,368 / 135,368	$12,817,577
March 18
March 19
March 26	Shizuoka	Japan	Ecopa Stadium	135,918 / 135,918	$12,459,518
March 27
March 28
April 4	Kobe		Hotto Motto Field Kobe	93,966 / 93,966	$9,392,299
April 5
April 6
April 13	Tokorozawa		Belluna Dome	90,981 / 90,981	$8,986,169
April 14
April 15
Latin America
May 5	São Paulo	Brazil	Allianz Parque	101,711 / 101,711	$9,338,271
May 6
May 10	Córdoba	Argentina	Estadio Mario Alberto Kempes	97,631 / 97,631	$9,287,220
May 11
May 16	Mexico City	Mexico	Foro Sol	104,394 / 104,394	$9,402,605
May 17
May 20	San Juan	Puerto Rico	Hiram Bithorn Stadium	60,984 / 60,984	$3,082,997
May 21
North America
June 1	Miami	United States	LoanDepot Park	37,442 / 37,442	$3,353,627
June 4	St. Petersburg		Tropicana Field	46,881 / 46,881	$4,440,554
June 7	Cumberland		Truist Park	41,292 / 41,292	$3,739,440
June 12	Houston		Minute Maid Park	38,481 / 38,481	$3,464,861
June 15	Arlington		Globe Life Field	41,463 / 41,463	$3,714,012
June 20	Phoenix		Chase Field	48,330 / 48,330	$4,580,099
June 23	San Diego		Petco Park	39,561 / 39,561	$3,536,732
June 27	Anaheim		Angel Stadium	43,815 / 43,815	$3,937,498
June 29	Los Angeles		Dodger Stadium	53,800 / 53,800	$4,876,635
July 2	San Francisco		Oracle Park	40,092 / 40,092	$3,544,187
July 6	Seattle		T-Mobile Park	45,959 / 45,959	$4,421,459
July 10	Denver		Coors Field	47,257 / 47,257	$4,366,828
July 14	Kansas City		Kauffman Stadium	37,903 / 37,903	$3,464,062
July 17	St. Louis		Busch Stadium	45,126 / 45,126	$4,186,450
July 21	Minneapolis		Target Field	42,095 / 42,095	$3,953,445
July 25	Milwaukee		American Family Field	42,435 / 42,435	$3,920,226
July 28	Detroit		Comerica Park	42,507 / 42,507	$3,979,781
August 1	Cincinnati		Great American Ball Park	40,930 / 40,930	$3,542,100
August 4	Cleveland		Progressive Field	37,758 / 37,758	$3,475,543
August 7	Baltimore		Oriole Park at Camden Yards	41,142 / 41,142	$3,723,830
August 10	Pittsburgh		PNC Park	35,281 / 35,281	$3,142,160
August 13	Queens		Citi Field	78,751 / 78,751	$7,138,685
August 14
August 17	Philadelphia		Citizens Bank Park	87,907 / 87,907	$8,532,312
August 18
August 21	Washington, D.C.		Nationals Park	86,261 / 86,261	$8,368,350
August 22
August 25	Boston		Fenway Park	75,775 / 75,775	$6,943,208
August 28
September 1	Toronto	Canada	Rogers Centre	102,214 / 102,214	$9,849,890
September 2
September 5	Chicago	United States	Wrigley Field	37,990 / 37,990	$3,187,580
September 7			Guaranteed Rate Field	44,710 / 44,710	$3,927,805
September 12	Paradise		New Las Vegas Stadium	76,577 / 76,577	$7,650,844
September 13
September 18	Indianapolis		Lucas Oil Stadium	120,540 / 120,540	$9,879,268
September 19
September 23	Bronx		Yankee Stadium	98,136 / 98,136	$9,290,057
September 24
Europe
October 14	Saint-Denis	France	Stade de France	155,942 / 155,942	$15,666,166
October 15
October 18	London	England	Twickenham Stadium	112,171 / 112,171	$11,107,412
October 19
October 23	Solna	Sweden	Strawberry Arena	123,308 / 123,308	$12,176,963
October 24
October 27	Amsterdam	Netherlands	Johan Cruyff Arena	129,446 / 129,446	$12,901,792
October 28
October 31	Düsseldorf	Germany	Merkur Spiel-Arena	100,306 / 100,306	$10,802,708
November 1
November 5	Milan	Italy	San Siro	130,533 / 130,533	$12,402,846
November 6
November 10	Madrid	Spain	Cívitas Metropolitano	120,165 / 120,165	$12,227,012
November 11
Total				3,602,721 / 3,602,721 (100%)	$338,149,326

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