mgk 'Lost Americana' Australian Tour Setlist Revealed

Machine Gun Kelly

mgk – the artist formerly known as Machine Gun Kelly – is in Australia for his highly anticipated lost americana tour.

His first shows Down Under since 2018, with demand and popular recent releases, have led the singer, songwriter, guitarist, and rapper to perform in arenas for his long-awaited return. The tour kicked off at Perth’s RAC Arena last night (8 April), with 30+ songs from across all eras sure to please fans—casual and devotees alike.

In Australia, mgk is joined by special guests Will Swinton and honestav. The singer typically plays a cover or two during his sets, and last night’s show was no different. Recent setlists indicate that he’d perform plenty of songs from his latest and seventh album, lost americana, with his mainstream breakthrough, Tickets to My Downfall, also receiving lots of love.

While the Perth setlist hasn’t yet been published online, here’s what fans can expect to hear at mgk’s Australian shows:

outlaw overture

starman

dont wait run fast

maybe / Wild Boy / El Diablo 

ay! 

F*UCK YOU, GOODBYE (The Kid LAROI cover)

Goddam

I Think I’m OKAY

title track

drunk face

bloody valentine

forget me too

B stage

dont let me go 

times of my life

Fix You / Free Fallin’ (Coldplay and Tom Petty cover)

Till I Die

Main stage

Iris (Goo Goo Dolls cover)

treading water

DAYWALKER

concert for aliens

my ex’s best friend

jawbreaker

nothing inside 

twin flame 

play this when i’m gone

papercuts 

Lonely Road

cliche

sweet coraline 

vampire diaries

Reviewing mgk’s show at Perth’s RAC Arena, The Music’s Sam Mead wrote that the singer paid tribute to blink-182 with a cover of I Miss You and covered Paramore’s Misery Business.

“The Lost Americana Tour, named after the album of the same name, offers a variety of bangers and ballads to fill the long-awaited void between the American native’s previous visit down under,” Mead wrote. “It highlights just how succinct and defined his genre-bending style has merged into a genre of his very own, where he feels most comfortable. It’s a moment that feels both grand and intimate and never overstays its welcome.”

Following the Perth show, mgk will head to Melbourne’s Rod Laver Arena on Saturday, 11 April, Sydney’s Qudos Bank Arena on Tuesday, 14 April, the Brisbane Entertainment Centre on Thursday, 16 April, and conclude the run at Auckland’s Spark Arena on Saturday, 18 April. The Melbourne show is sold out.

You can find remaining tickets on the Live Nation Australia and New Zealand websites.