What to expect at Lily Allen’s West End Girl tour: Setlist, start time and more

Lily Allen has never exactly been one for keeping the messy parts of life offstage. On the “West End Girl” Tour, she puts all of it right at the center of the show.

“Lily Allen Performs West End Girl” is not a typical comeback show or a greatest-hits set with a few new songs worked in. Allen performs her 2025 album West End Girl from beginning to end, turning its breakup story into a tightly staged show that lands somewhere between a concert and a night at the theater.

Whether you already have Lily Allen tickets or are still figuring out which show to catch, here’s what to know about the setlist, start time, opener, runtime, production and everything else before you go.

Ultimate guide to Lily Allen’s “West End Girl” tour

The North American leg of “Lily Allen Performs West End Girl” runs through late September, with stops ranging from historic theaters to outdoor venues like Red Rocks Amphitheatre and the Greek Theatre.

Below, we break down the remaining tour dates, opener, stage time, runtime, setlist, production and a few things worth knowing before your show.

Upcoming Lily Allen “West End Girl” tour dates

Lily Allen has nine North American shows remaining on the current run. Each date is currently scheduled for 8 p.m. local time.

Who is opening for Lily Allen on the “West End Girl” tour?

The Dallas Minor Trio opens the current “West End Girl” shows, but their set is a little different from the usual support act.

The musicians play instrumental arrangements of Allen’s older songs while the lyrics appear on screen for the crowd to sing. Recent sets have included “The Fear,” “LDN,” “Not Fair,” “22,” “Alfie,” “Who’d Have Known,” “Hard Out Here,” “Smile” and “Fuck You.”

It basically turns the opening set into Lily Allen karaoke before Lily herself comes out. For longtime fans hoping to hear some of those older songs during the night, this is the part you will not want to miss.

What time does Lily Allen go on stage?

Lily Allen has been coming on a little after 9 p.m. during the current North American run.

At Madison Square Garden on September 3, her set began around 9:10 p.m. In Philadelphia on September 6, the Dallas Minor Trio started around 8:10 p.m., followed by Allen at approximately 9:15 p.m.

Fans who want the full show should still plan to be inside by the listed 8 p.m. start rather than treating 9 p.m. as an arrival time.

How long is a Lily Allen concert?

Lily Allen’s portion of the “West End Girl” show has been running about 65 minutes on the current North American leg.

Her September 3 show at Madison Square Garden ran from approximately 9:10 to 10:15 p.m., while the September 6 performance in Philadelphia lasted from about 9:15 to 10:20 p.m.

The Dallas Minor Trio adds an act before Lily, so the full night is longer than the roughly hour-long headline performance.

Lily Allen “West End Girl” setlist

There is not much mystery around the setlist for this tour. Lily Allen has been performing West End Girl in full, from the title track through “Fruityloop,” and keeping the album’s original running order intact.

Fans can expect:

1. “West End Girl”

2. “Ruminating”

3. “Sleepwalking”

4. “Tennis”

5. “Madeline”

6. “Relapse”

7. “Pussy Palace”

8. “4chan Stan”

9. “Nonmonogamummy”

10. “Just Enough”

11. “Dallas Major”

12. “Beg for Me”

13. “Let You W/In”

14. “Fruityloop”

That order has stayed consistent because the songs are meant to unfold as one continuous story.

Does Lily Allen play older hits?

Not during her own set. Allen has been sticking to West End Girl rather than adding songs like “Smile,” “LDN,” “The Fear” or “Not Fair” afterward.

The older material comes before she takes the stage. The Dallas Minor Trio opens with instrumental versions of Allen songs including “The Fear,” “LDN,” “Not Fair,” “Hard Out Here,” “Smile” and “F--- You,” with the crowd encouraged to sing along.

So if hearing the classics is important to you, do not skip the opener.

Is there an encore at Lily Allen’s “West End Girl” concert?

No. Recent shows have ended with “Fruityloop,” the final song on West End Girl, with no traditional walk-off and encore afterward.

What is the “West End Girl” tour production like?

This is where the tour really separates itself from a normal pop show. Allen spends much of the night performing within a staged set rather than simply standing in front of a band and moving from song to song.

The production follows the world of West End Girl as the album moves through marriage, infidelity and the fallout that follows. Sets, props, lighting and Allen’s movement around the stage help turn different songs into scenes, while she largely stays in character instead of stopping for long stretches of crowd banter.

That makes the quieter moments feel just as deliberate as the bigger ones. Rather than breaking the story every few songs to talk to the audience, Allen keeps the show moving until “Fruityloop” brings it to an end.

When should I arrive for Lily Allen’s concert?

If your show is listed for 8 p.m., aim to be inside by then. The Dallas Minor Trio has been starting shortly after the listed show time, and Lily has typically followed a little after 9 p.m.

Getting there 60 to 90 minutes early gives you time for security, merch, food and finding your seat without rushing. Give yourself more time at Red Rocks, where parking and the walk into the venue can add quite a bit to your arrival.

What should I bring to a Lily Allen concert?

Your mobile ticket is the most important item, so load it before you arrive and make sure your phone is charged. A portable charger can help if your venue allows it, especially if you are coordinating rideshare after the show or taking photos before and after the performance. You should also bring your ID, a credit or debit card, comfortable shoes, earplugs and a small venue-approved bag.

For outdoor venues like RBC Amphitheatre, Red Rocks and The Greek Theatre, a light layer is smart because September evenings can cool down quickly. Red Rocks also requires more walking than a typical theater show, so comfortable shoes matter there more than almost anywhere else on the run. Leave oversized bags, outside food or drinks, professional cameras, large signs and anything on your venue’s prohibited-items list at home.

What should fans wear to the “West End Girl” tour?

There is plenty to work with if you want to dress for the West End Girl era. Think late-2000s Lily Allen references, bold prints, ballet flats, dresses, tailored jackets, statement jewelry or darker, more polished looks inspired by the album.

You do not need to overthink it, though. Most of these shows are seated, and comfort matters more at outdoor venues like Red Rocks, where layers and shoes you can actually walk in are the better call.

Is Lily Allen’s “West End Girl” tour good for younger fans?

West End Girl includes explicit lyrics and adult subject matter involving relationships, sex, infidelity and the fallout from a breakup, so parents should know what the album covers before bringing younger children.

Age rules also vary by venue, so check your specific event listing before buying tickets. The show itself is relatively short and seated at many stops, but earplugs are still a good idea for younger or sound-sensitive fans.

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There is no big victory lap at the end of this show. “Fruityloop” finishes, the story is done and Lily walks away. For a tour built around an album this personal, that feels exactly right.