What Is It Like to See Madison Beer Live?
Powerhouse vocals that handle Ariana-level runs and stripped-back ballads with equal control, roses thrown to the crowd during "17," a catalog that shifts between dark pop, alt-pop, and R&B anthems, and a first-ever arena tour that ends with her [Madison Square Garden](/venues/madison-square-garden) debut.
What to Know Before You Go
- 1Know "Selfish," "Reckless," and "BOYSHIT."
These are the three most-performed songs in Beer's career (126, 121, and 118 performances respectively) and the biggest crowd moments at every show.
- 2This is her first arena tour.
The Locket Tour mixes theaters and arenas, with the largest venue being Madison Square Garden on July 13 (her MSG debut). Previous tours played theaters and clubs.
- 3The voice is the selling point.
Beer's live vocals are powerful and close to what you hear on the albums. She handles vocal runs, belted ballads, and upbeat anthems without audible strain. Fans compare the live delivery to Ariana Grande's precision.
- 4She connects with the crowd between songs.
Beer throws roses to fans during "17," compliments outfits in the front rows, and shares personal moments. At the Riviera Theatre in Chicago (Spinnin Tour, April 2024), she acknowledged fans who waited in the rain and thanked them for their patience. The interactions feel personal, not rehearsed.
- 5Isabel LaRosa opens in Europe, Thũy and Lulu Simon in North America.
Plan for a full evening.
- 6The tour starts May 11, 2026.
As of April 2026, the Locket Tour has not yet begun. First date is May 11 in Kraków, Poland.
- 7VIP packages are available.
"For The Night Q&A Experience" includes Q&A access and first venue entry. "Angel Wings VIP Merch Package" includes exclusive merch and a commemorative laminate. VIP sold separately through madisonbeervip.store.
At a Glance
- Show Length
- 1h 30m
- Songs Per Show
- 21 to 22
- Costume Changes
- Multiple
- Setlist Variety
- Fixed core set
- Punctuality
- On time
- Venue Type
- Arenas and Theaters
- Career Shows
- 207+
- Touring Since
- 2018
What It's Actually Like
The Voice Fills the Room Without Help
Madison Beer is one of those artists where the live vocals match or exceed the recorded versions. At the Riviera Theatre in Chicago during the Spinnin Tour (April 2024), The Early Registration described her "vocal prowess on full display" across a 22-song set that spanned ballads, dark pop, and upbeat anthems. She hits vocal runs that fans compare to Ariana Grande in precision, then pivots to quiet vulnerability on songs like "Stained Glass" and "Homesick" without losing control. "King of Everything" closes the Spinnin Tour set with a dramatic high note and soft piano, and Beer hits it cleanly. The voice is the foundation of the show, not the production.
She Treats the Front Row Like Friends
Between songs, Beer talks to the crowd. Not arena-scale "how's everybody doing tonight" energy, but actual engagement: complimenting specific fans' outfits, throwing roses into the crowd during "17," and sharing personal stories. At the Riviera Theatre, The Early Registration noted that these "personal touches added a layer of intimacy to the show, making it feel uniquely personal for those in attendance." When it rained outside the Chicago venue and fans waited in line, Beer acknowledged them specifically and thanked them for sticking it out. On Reddit and TikTok, fan reviews consistently describe her as "sweet" and "genuine" in person, and this carries into the live show.
“Her vocal prowess was on full display as she navigated the complex emotions and storytelling embedded in her songs.”
The Catalog Moves Between Dark and Light
Beer's music covers more ground than casual fans expect. The Spinnin Tour setlist opened with "Home to Another One" (a moody, atmospheric track from Silence Between Songs) and closed with "King of Everything" (a dramatic ballad). In between: "BOYSHIT" is aggressive pop energy. "Selfish" is a singalong moment. "Follow the White Rabbit" leans into her darker, more theatrical side. "Make You Mine" caught fire on TikTok and peaked at number six on Billboard's TikTok Viral 50. The range keeps the show from settling into one mood. You get vulnerability, aggression, romance, and defiance across a single set, and Beer's voice handles all of it.
The Production Has Grown With Each Tour
The As She Pleases Tour (2018) played clubs with minimal staging. The Life Support Tour (2021-2022) moved into theaters. The Spinnin Tour (2024) brought choreography, dancers, and multiple set pieces to mid-size venues. The Locket Tour is the next step: arenas. Beer is deeply involved in her own visual presentations and production design, and each tour cycle has scaled up. She was rehearsing for the Locket Tour as early as March 2026, posting videos of the process.
The Locket Tour (2026)
Thirty-plus dates across Europe and North America from May 11 (Tauron Arena, Kraków) through July 13 (Madison Square Garden, New York). Mix of theaters and arenas. Isabel LaRosa opens in Europe; Thũy and Lulu Simon open in North America.
The MSG Debut Is the Headline
The Locket Tour closes at Madison Square Garden on July 13, marking Beer's first time headlining the venue. For an artist who started in clubs in 2018, the trajectory from the As She Pleases Tour's small rooms to a Garden headline in eight years is the story of the tour itself.
The Album Is Her Shortest and Most Focused
Locket, released January 16, 2026, is Beer's third studio album. Eleven tracks of alt-pop, pop-R&B, and dark pop. Lead single "Make You Mine" carried over from the Spinnin Tour era. "Bittersweet," "Yes Baby," and "Bad Enough" followed. Beer is most excited to play "bad enough" and "angel wings" live, suggesting both are locked into the setlist.
Key Venues on the Route
European stops include The O2 Arena in London (May 30), Adidas Arena in Paris, and Ziggo-Dome in Amsterdam. North American dates include Moody Center in Austin, Kia Forum in Los Angeles, The Anthem in Washington DC, and the MSG closer. The mix of theaters and arenas means the experience will vary by venue size. Smaller rooms (Coca-Cola Roxy in Atlanta, Fox Theatre in Detroit) will feel more intimate. The arenas will test Beer's production at the largest scale of her career.
Fan Culture and Traditions
Before You Go
Fan Outfit Culture
Fans coordinate outfits inspired by Beer's visual aesthetics and album eras.
At the Show
Rose Throwing During "17"
Beer throws roses to fans in the crowd during the performance of "17," adding a personal, romantic touch.
Merch
Official store at store.madisonbeer.com. Locket Tour merch expected at venues. VIP packages (sold through madisonbeervip.store) include exclusive merch items. Detailed in-venue pricing was not documented at the time of publication.
Tour History
The Locket Tour
30+ dates across Europe and North America.
The Spinnin Tour
58 documented shows (plus 5 Encore extension dates in Asia/Australia).
The Life Support Tour
50 documented shows (including 4 virtual "Life Support In Concert" shows in early 2021 and 46 in-person dates).
As She Pleases Tour
31 documented shows.
Frequently Asked Questions
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