Worst Girl in the World Tour (stylized as WOR$T GIRL IN THE WORLD TOUR) is the fourth headlining concert tour by American singer-songwriter Slayyyter to promote her third studio album Worst Girl in America (2026).
Background and promotion The tour was announced on March 16, 2026, with dates in Europe, South America, and North America being released and general sales opened on March 20, 2026. Slayyyter additionally partnered with a non-profit organization so that a dollar from every ticket sold will go to local LGBTQ+ organizations in each city. The Australian leg of the tour and more shows in North America were announced on April 30, 2026, with both general sales opened on May 8, 2026.
Reception XO Diva D, reviewing the opening night, said the tour "blended confessional pop, glitter-soaked chaos, and a first taste of what’s next". They also commented, "The stage design drew clear parallels to her Coachella setup, leaning into an aesthetic that only Slayyyter could pull off. It felt both tongue-in-cheek and meticulously crafted, matching the tone of a performance that balances irony with genuine emotion".
Set list This set list is from the July 26, 2026 concert in St. Louis. It may not represent all concerts for the duration of the tour.
Act I "*Prayer*" "Dance..." "Old Flings" "Old Technology" "Broke Bitch Freestyle" "Crank" "Crank 2" "Yes Goddd"
Act II "Cannibalism!" "Nekromantik" "Gas Station" "Unknown Loverz" "I Think He's Got a Girl" "I'm Actually Kinda Famous" "St. Loser"
Act III "*Demonic Prayer*" "What Is It Like, To Be Liked?" "Brittany Murphy."
Encore "Brand New Chanels" "Beat Up Chanels"
Lollapalooza show This set list is from the July 31, 2026 concert in Chicago.
"*Prayer*" "Dance..." "Old Flings" "Old Technology" "Crank" "Yes Goddd" "Cannibalism!" "I'm Actually Kinda Famous" "St. Loser" "Brittany Murphy." "Brand New Chanels" "Beat Up Chanels"
Tour dates +List of concerts, showing date, city, country and venue Date (2026) City Country Venue Supporting act(s) July 26 St. Louis United States The Pageant rowspan="5" July 27 July 29 July 30 Chicago The Salt Shed July 31 Grant Park August 9 Sydney Australia Enmore Theatre 2charm August 10 August 14 Brisbane Fortitude Music Hall August 17 Melbourne Forum August 18 August 23 Los Angeles United States Shrine Expo Hall Pearly Drops August 24 August 29 Reading England Little John's Farm rowspan="2" August 30 Leeds Bramham Park September 3 Vancouver Canada Commodore Ballroom Pearly Drops September 4 Seattle United States The Showbox September 5 Portland Crystal Ballroom September 8 San Francisco Regency Ballroom September 9 Oakland Fox Oakland Theater September 12 San Diego SOMA September 14 Phoenix The Van Buren September 17 Austin Emo's September 18 Houston White Oak Music Hall September 19 Dallas House of Blues Dallas September 21 Atlanta The Eastern September 22 Nashville Brooklyn Bowl September 24 Philadelphia The Fillmore September 25 Columbia Merriweather Post Pavilion September 26 Boston Roadrunner Pearly Drops September 29 September 30 Montreal Canada Beanfield Theatre October 1 Toronto The Danforth Music Hall October 3 New York United States Terminal 5 October 4 Brooklyn Brooklyn ParamountOctober 9Rio de JaneiroBrazilZIG FestivalOctober 10São PauloBrazilZIG Festival October 18 Paris France Le Trianon Kalika October 19 Amsterdam Netherlands Paradiso October 20 Cologne Germany Die Kantine October 22 Copenhagen Denmark Vega October 23 Hamburg Germany Fabrik October 24 Warsaw Poland Palladium Club October 26 Prague Czechia Lucerna Music Bar October 27 Berlin Germany Metropol October 28 Antwerp Belgium Trix October 30 Manchester England Albert Hall, Manchester Pearly Drops October 31 Birmingham Digbeth Institute November 1 Glasgow Scotland O2 Academy Glasgow November 3 Brighton England Chalk Venue November 5 London Roundhouse
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