Lainey Wilson 2024 Concert Tour Setlist

Lainey Wilson is currently in the middle of her blockbuster 2024 Country's Cool Again Tour, with the 2023 CMA Entertainer of the Year due to perform across Tennessee, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Iowa, Wisconsin, Missouri and more through much of the year.

Excitingly, Wilson kicked off the colossal U.S. run with a two-day stint in her adopted hometown of Nashville, Tennessee. Taking over Ascend Amphitheater on May 31 and June 1, the newly refined show from one of the genre's biggest stars is nothing short of spectacular.

Here you can find Lainey Wilson’s updated setlist as she continues her 2024 Country's Cool Again concert tour.

During her pair of opening nights, Wilson easily exuded star power as she commanded the stage, decked out with fake shrubbery and a trust pickup truck placed at center stage, a prop that would serve as the touchstone of the show on the whole.

Top to bottom, her 2024 setlist focuses mostly on tunes from her award-winning Bell Bottom Country record, with notable album cuts like 'Live Off' and 'Atta Girl' being added in to the long list of No. 1 hits, such as 'Smell Like Smoke,' 'Heart Like A Truck,' 'Watermelon Moonshine' and 'Wildflowers and Wild Horses.'

It's not all Bell Bottom, though, as Wilson also sprinkled in a handful of older cuts from her debut effort and beyond, including the sensual 'Dirty Looks,' rowdy 'Straight Up Sideways,' the inspiring 'Dreamcatcher' and her deeply moving breakout tune, 'Things A Man Oughta Know.'

With a shiny new album ready to make landfall in August of 2024, Wilson is also seeming to be more than obliging when it comes to sharing unreleased songs during her shows. While the show kicks off with her recently released soon-to-be smash hit, 'Hang Tight Honey,' that only signals the beginning of the new collection of music crowds can anticipate from the newly-crowned ACM Entertainer of the Year.

Also on tap during her just under two hour show is a four pack of unheard songs, including rambling anthem 'Good Horses Always Come Home,' the sentimental '4x4 By You' and an absolute barn burner in 'Bell Bottoms Up,' cleverly named after her just-opened Nashville bar.

As the show continues to mature and evolve – and as we get closer to the release of her third studio album, Whirlwind – we can only anticipate what new songs and moments will come out of the Country's Cool Again Tour.

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