The Tits Out Tour

The Tits Out Tour
Artist(s)	Kesha, Scissor Sisters
Album(s)	.
Start date	July 1, 2025
End date	July 10, 2026
Legs	2
Shows	26 in North America 15 in Europe 6 in Oceania 1 in South America 48 in total
Supporting act(s)	Slayyyter Rose Gray Vengaboys
Tour chronology
Previous	House of Kesha (2024-25)

The Tits Out Tour is the third co-headlining tour by Kesha. It is co-headlined with pop rock band, Scissor Sisters for the North American leg. The tour began on July 1, 2025 in West Valley City, UT. Presale began on April 8 with general sale beginning on April 10. On May 29, 2025, nine European dates were announced for Spring 2026, however it will only be Kesha headlining.

Background

In 2023, Kesha began working on new music for her sixth studio album, Period. After the settlement of the lawsuit, the conclusion of the Only Love Tour, and departing from the Kemosabe and RCA Record Labels, she released her first single, "JOYRIDE." through her own label, Kesha Records.

The Scissor Sisters announced a reunion in October 2024, as well as their own 2025 European tour. Their participation in the tour is considered the North American leg of their reunion tour and is their first time touring there in over a decade.

On April 3, 2025, the tour was announced with pre-sales beginning on April 8th, with general sale beginning on April 10th. The tour marks Kesha's first time performing at Madison Square Garden and the Kia Forum. Slayyyter and Rose Gray served as supporting acts on select dates, with Vengaboys being added for the MSG performance alongside Gray.

On May 29, 2025, Kesha announced a set of 2026 European dates, marking it the first time fully touring in the area since the Rainbow Tour. Due to high demand, extra shows were added for both Manchester and London.

“

'Tits Out' is about a way of life—about being sick of hiding both your physical body, but also emotionally, spiritually, all your kinks, all your flaws. It’s when you just don’t have a single fuck left in you to give about what other people think about you, and you’re just ready to really express yourself in your most authentic form. I just want to create a safe space for people to come and feel like the most authentic version of themselves, and loved and celebrated for it.

”

In an interview with Bustle, she stated her Madison Square Garden performance was recorded for a forthcoming concert special.

“	That was one of the greatest nights of my life. To have gone through what I've gone through in my life, and then this be the moment when my fans rallied around me so hard and sold out MSG? It really felt like a pointed moment that I can look back to for the rest of my life and say, 'I'm through the hard part. I'm so loved. I have something to offer, and what I do matters.'	”
—Kesha, Bustle

Two additional shows in Europe was added for Roundhay Festival and BST Hyde Park during July 2026, supporting Pitbull.

Concert synopsis

Kesha's set begins with an advertisement for the dating app, Feeld. She starts off with "Tik Tok" wearing a white bodysuit and jacket, with the opening lyrics being changed to "Wake up in the morning like f*ck P. Diddy", acknowledging the abuse allegations against the rapper. She then sings a medley of songs from her second studio album, Warrior, starting with the title track. She proceeds to move through the crowd singing "C'Mon" and "Thinking of You", interacting with the fans.

The second act sees Kesha singing a snippet of "Sleazy" before transitioning into "Boy Crazy" with a "sexy" female fronted choreography. "Cannibal" sees her "killing" one of her dancers with a prop knife. To close the second act, she performs "Take It Off", but it is noted she asked fans to not throw their clothes on stage, as they have done on previous tours.

Act three starts off with "Blow", with Kesha wearing a black latex leotard and playing an electric guitar. The song is cut short before moving onto "The Drama" and sees the singer being put in a straitjacket, the word "abuse" being flashed onto the screen behind her. Her dancers are dressed like militia and drag her around onstage while phone cameras flash her during "Fine Line". As "Ram Dass Interlude" plays, Kesha pushes the wall of phones out of her face, with Shi Bradley of Phoenix New Times praising the symbolism. Kesha ends the act with "Happy", where she sits onstage wearing a party hat and strums on the guitar. She tells the crowd: "I made this song saying one day I've been happy, and truth is, now I've never been happier in my life." The final song of act three is "Eat the Acid" and shows two robed dancers offering Kesha a crown, eventually yielding it and the gloves before exiting the stage.

Act four sees Kesha wearing a handprint top as she performs the next set of songs. Wrapping up the act, she performed "Dinosaur", where her male dancers showed up dressed as cheerleaders.

Transitioning into the final act, Kesha's name flashes onscreen in neon pink. Her final outfit consists of a more casual aesthetic with a bedazzled corset top and jeans. She belts out shortened versions of her ballads, "Cathedral" and "Praying".

Critical reception

Shi Bradley of Phoenix New Times gave a positive review during the Phoenix, Arizona, show. He praised the tour for giving exposure to rising and veterans of LGBTQ+ artists. Bradley also favored seeing Kesha return to her party girl image, but on the singer's own terms. "...in the light of stressful times, especially among women and the queer community, a pop party where everyone is encouraged to let loose, sing and dance their hearts out, and be the most fierce, unapologetic versions of themselves couldn’t have come any sooner."

Monowara Hossain from mxdwn favored how Kesha poured her pain in her performance at the Khia Forum in California. She opined that new songs from the singer's album, Period, hit the hardest, further stating even in their shortened form "packed an emotional punch". She noted the performance of "We R Who We R" as one of the most powerful moments of the show as the screen onstage played a montage of Kesha's childhood, early music videos, awards show highlights, and backstage moments. Hossain also gave praise to Slayyyter and the Scissor Sisters' "energetic" opening sets. Jazz Williams of music blog, Pop Passion, stated she was "in awe" at Kesha's dancing and vocal control throughout her 105-minute set. She went on praising the singer cultivating an "environment full of love, acceptance, and dance".

Opening Acts

• Slayyyter
• Rose Gray
• Vengaboys

Setlist

This setlist is from the July 1 show.

Act I: One of One

1. "Right Round"
2. "TiK ToK"
3. "Only Love Can Save Us Now" (contains elements of "Only Love Reprise" and "Your Love Is My Drug")
4. "Warrior" / "Crazy Kids" / "C'Mon" / "Thinking of You" (medley)
5. "Out Alive" (interlude)

Act II: Heaven in Hell

6. "Sleazy"
7. "BOY CRAZY."
8. "Cannibal"
9. "Backstabber" / "DELUSIONAL."
10. "Take It Off"

Act III: Genius or Crazy?

11. "Blow"
12. "The Drama"
13. "Fine Line"
14. "Ram Dass Interlude"
15. "Happy"
16. "Eat the Acid"
17. "FREEDOM." (interlude)

Act IV: Freedom C*nt

18. "ATTENTION!" / "JOYRIDE." (contains elements of the Revved Up Remix)
19. "YIPPEE-KI-YAY." / "Timber"
20. "RED FLAG." / "Whip It" / "Dinosaur"
21. "THE ONE."
22. "Die Young"

Encore: Period

23. "CATHEDRAL." / "Praying"
24. "Your Love Is My Drug"
25. "We R Who We R"

Notes

• On July 10, Slayyyter joined Kesha on stage for "ATTENTION!".
• On August 3, Rose Gray joined Kesha onstage for "ATTENTION!".
• "Gold Trans Am" was performed after "C'Mon" on select dates.
• "Thinking of You" was not performed on select dates.
• "THE ONE" was not performed on select dates.
• "Blow" was performed before "Sleazy" on the September 28 show.
  • Aside from this song, the entire third act was omitted from the setlist this night.

Tour dates

List of concerts, showing date, city, country and venue

Date	City	Country	Venue	Opening act(s)
North America
July 1, 2025	West Valley City	United States	Utah First Credit Union Amphitheatre	Slayyyter
July 3, 2025	Mountain View		Shoreline Ampitheatre
July 5, 2025	Inglewood		Kia Forum
July 6, 2025	Phoenix		Talking Stick Resort Amphitheatre
July 9, 2025	Dallas		Dos Equis Pavilion
July 10, 2025	The Woodlands		Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavillion
July 12, 2025	Tinley Park		Credit Union 1 Amphitheatre
July 13, 2025	St. Louis		Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre
July 15, 2025	Nashville		Riverfront Park Ascend Amphitheatre
July 16, 2025	Cincinnati		Riverbend Music Center
July 18, 2025	Noblesville		Ruoff Music Center
July 19, 2025	Clarkston		Pine Knob Music Theatre	Rose Gray
July 21, 2025	Toronto	Canada	Budweiser Stage
July 23, 2025	New York City	United States	Madison Square Garden	Vengaboys
July 24, 2025	Mansfield		Xfinity Center	Rose Gray
July 26, 2025	Burgettstown		The Pavilion at Star Lake
July 28, 2025	Cuyahoga Falls		Blossom Music Center
July 29, 2025	Philadelphia		Mann Center for the Performing Arts
July 31, 2025	Buffalo		Darien Lake Amphitheatre
August 2, 2025	Virginia Beach		Veterans United Home Loans Amphitheatre
August 3, 2025	Raleigh		Coastal Credit Union Music Park at Walnut Creek
August 5, 2025	Charlotte		PNC Music Pavilion
August 7, 2025	Alpharetta		Ameris Bank Amphitheatre
August 9, 2025	West Palm Beach		iTHINK Financial Amphitheatre
August 10, 2025	Tampa		MIDFLORIDA Credit Union Amphitheatre
September 28, 2025	Columbia		Merriweather Post Pavilion	None
South America
January 24, 2026	São Paulo	Brazil	Allianz Parque
Oceania
February 19, 2026	Brisbane	Australia	Riverstage
February 21, 2026	Sydney		Bondi Beach
February 22, 2026	Melbourne		John Cain Arena
February 24, 2026	Adelaide		AEC Arena
February 26, 2026	Perth		Perth HPC
February 28, 2026	Christchurch	New Zealand	North Hagley Park
Europe
March 4, 2026	Berlin	Germany	Uber Eats Music Hall
March 6, 2026	Paris	France	Zénith Paris
March 7, 2026	Amsterdam	Netherlands	AFAS Live
March 9, 2026	Antwerp	Belgium	Lotto Arena
March 11, 2026	Glasgow	United Kingdom	OVO Hydro
March 13, 2026	Manchester		Aviva Studios
March 14, 2026
March 16, 2026	London		O2 Academy Brixton
March 17, 2026
March 19, 2026	Wolverhampton		The Civic Hall
March 21, 2026	Dublin	Ireland	3Arena
July 3, 2026	Leeds	United Kingdom	Roundhay Park
July 5, 2026	Margate		Dreamland Margate
July 7, 2026	Cork	Ireland	Live at the Marquee
July 10, 2026	London	United Kingdom	BST Hyde Park

^A This show was originally scheduled on July 8, but was postponed due to the flooding in Texas.

^B This show is part of the All Things Go Music Festival.

^C This show was originally supposed to be at the Margaret Court Arena.

^D This show is part of the Electric Avenue Festival.

^E This show is part of Roundhay Park Festival in support of Pitbull.

^F This show is part of BST Hyde Park festival in support of Pitbull.

^G This show is part of Mighty Hoopla Sydney.

^H This show is part of Dreamland Festival.

^I This show is part of the CarnaUOL Festival.

Personnel

Band

• Nicholas Annis (guitarist)
• Elias Mallin (drummer)

Dancers

• Andrea Bess
• Alex Komulainen
• Angel Mammoliti
• Joshua Pelatzky
• Logan Schyvynck
• Ned Zaina

Creative

• Mikey Minden (creative & show director)
• Michaela Stock (designer)

Trivia

• Kesha said on opening night, she got fined because her set went too long.
  • She also said the reason no songs from High Road were performed was due to timing.
• Every song she released prior to October 2014, she took out every part of the old production and reproduced them.
• Jesse Tyler Ferguson and Lin Manuel Miranda attended her Madison Square Garden show.

Gallery

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Videos

Full shows

Kesha, The Tits Out Tour, Shoreline Amphitheater, Mountain View, CA July 3, 2025

Kesha- All Things Go Festival 2025 - FULL SHOW