Latest News About Demi Lovato Its Not That Deep Tour Setlist

Here’s the latest on Demi Lovato’s It’s Not That Deep Tour setlists.

• Opening night (Orlando, Apr 13, 2026) kicked off with a mix of new material and fan favorites, including "Here All Night," "Kiss," and "Frequency," with a high-energy flow that set the tone for the tour.[4][5]
• Various stop-by-stop reports show a core core of hits like "Fast," "Heart Attack," "Give Your Heart a Break," "Skyscraper," "Say It," and "Sorry Not Sorry," interspersed with newer tracks and rotating moments such as a guest appearance or surprise song, depending on the venue.[2][4]
• A few outlets have published full or near-full setlists for early dates, including Orlando and Philadelphia, highlighting a long-running centerpiece of 20–22 songs with occasional medleys or pairing of older tracks with new material.[7][4]

Illustration of typical structure

• Common lineup arc: opening with a high-energy newer track, followed by a mix of chart-toppers and fan favorites, a mid-set (or late-set) block of ballads or slower songs, and a high-energy finale with crowd-pleasers.
• Rotating elements: a rotating surprise song or collaboration depending on city; guests have included Joe Jonas in some reports.[2][4]

Notes for travelers in Valletta, Malta (your location)

• If you’re hoping to catch a show, the North America leg ran through spring 2026 with additional dates likely in 2027 depending on demand; check official tour pages and local listings for the latest confirmations and tickets.[9]
• For the most accurate local setlist at a show near you, verify the venue’s set time and the night’s posted setlist closer to performance date, as itineraries can shift due to guest appearances or stage changes.[7]

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Citations:

• Ticketmaster preview and setlist expectations.[1]
• Honeypop’s Orlando setlist coverage.[2]
• Pollstar announcement and coverage of the tour launch.[3]
• INMusic Blog’s Orlando setlist recap.[4]
• Art Threat tour kick-off article.[5]
• Rolling Stone tour coverage.[6]
• Setlist.fm concert listings and reports.[7]
• Setlist.fm concert map and stats.[8]
• Variety coverage of North American dates.[9]
• Geo News opening night setlist reveal.[10]