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Friday, October 2, 2026

Doja Cat’s Tour Ma Vie Setlist: Every Song Played at the First U.S. Show

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Doja Cat kicked off the North American Leg of her Tour Ma Vie world tour on Thursday night (Oct. 1) at Little Caesars Arena in Detroit.

The U.S. is the last to see Doja on the trek, which has taken her across the globe, making stops in Australia, Asia, South America and Europe before coming stateside.

Latto is on board as an opener on the North American dates. After teaming up on the Atlanta native’s Big Mama album, Doja and Latto delivered the live debut of their “Okayyy” collaboration on Thursday.

Doja has revamped the setlist for the U.S. with additions such as “Cyber Sex,” “You Right,” “Shutcho,” “97,” “Balut” and a fresh remix of “Boss Bitch.” Filled with plenty of wardrobe changes and anthems spanning Doja’s decorated catalog, which boasts nine top 10 Billboard Hot 100 hits (two No. 1s), the dynamic show is broken into four acts.

Next up, the Grammy-winning artist will be taking her talents to Chicago, Salt Lake City, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Houston, Orlando, Atlanta, Boston, Toronto and Philadelphia before wrapping up on Dec. 1 with a headlining show at Madison Square Garden in New York City.

The tour comes in support of Doja Cat’s Vie album, which arrived in September 2025 and debuted at No. 4 on the Billboard 200 with 57,000 total album-equivalent units earned, according to Luminate.

It’s been three years since Doja last launched a full-length tour run in the U.S. She previously trekked throughout North America in late 2023 as part of The Scarlet Tour, which also included a 2024 Coachella performance.

Find every song from the setlist that Doja Cat performed in Detroit below.

  • “Cards”

    Album: Vie (2025)

  • “AAAHH MEN!”

    Album: Vie (2025)

  • “Kiss Me More”

    Album: Planet Her (2021)

  • “Get Into It (Yuh)”

    Album: Planet Her (2021)

  • “Gorgeous”

    Album: Vie (2025)

  • “Take Me Dancing”

    Album: Vie (2025)

  • “Woman”

    Album: Planet Her (2021)

  • “Acts of Service”

    Album: Vie (2025)

  • “Agora Hills”

    Album: Scarlet (2023)

  • “Make It Up”

    Album: Vie (2025)

  • “Cyber Sex”

    Album: Hot Pink (2019)

  • “You Right”

    Album: Planet Her (2021)

  • “All Mine”

    Album: Vie (2025)

  • “Shutcho”

    Album: Scarlet (2023)

  • “Ain’t Shit”

    Album: Planet Her (2021)

  • “Paint the Town Red”

    Album: Scarlet (2023)

  • “Silly! Fun!”

    Album: Vie (2025)

  • “Okayyy”

    Album: Latto’s Big Mama (2026)

  • “Juicy”

    Album: Amala (Deluxe) (2019)

  • “97”

    Album: Scarlet (2023)

  • “Balut”

    Album: Scarlet (2023)

  • “Need to Know”

    Album: Planet Her (2021)

  • “Streets”

    Album: Hot Pink (2019)

  • “Wet Vagina”

    Album: Scarlet (2023)

  • “WYM Freestyle”

    Album: Scarlet (2023)

  • “Demons”

    Album: Scarlet (2023)

  • “Tia Tamera”

    Album: Amala (2018)

  • “Boss Bitch”

    Album: Birds of Prey: The Album (2020)

  • “Stranger”

    Album: Vie (2025)

  • “One More Time”

    Album: Vie (2025)

  • “Say So”

    Album: Hot Pink (2019)

  • “Jealous Type”

    Album: Vie (2025)

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