Kendrick & SZA’s Grand Nationwide Tour: Setlist for First Present

The yr’s most anticipated tour has arrived. On Saturday (April 19), Kendrick Lamar & SZA’s co-headlining Grand Nationwide Tour opened in Minneapolis on the U.S. Financial institution Stadium.

Not each artist has the advantage of kicking off a tour whereas occupying the No. 1 spot on the Billboard Sizzling 100, however the TDE tandem aren’t like most artists. Not solely is their collab observe “Luther” in its eighth week atop the chart (its Lamar’s sixth No. 1 on the Sizzling 100 and SZA’s third), but it surely follows a protracted collection of wins for each.

Lamar’s “Not Like Us” hit 2024 like a sledgehammer, an immediately viral diss observe that rattled the streets and the charts in equal measure (and primarily based on some latest authorized efforts, it additionally appears to have left a sure Canadian MC a contact bothered as effectively). “Not Like Us” — one of many prime hits on Billboard’s 2024 Yr-Finish Sizzling 100 chart — returned Okay.Dot to the pole place of the Sizzling 100 in Might 2024 after going No. 1 alongside Future and Metro Boomin one month earlier. Earlier than the yr was out, Lamar went No. 1 once more (as the only credited artist) with “Squabble Up,” one other music from his three-week Billboard 200 topper GNX, which netted the sixth-largest debut week for a 2024 album when it arrived in late 2024. In February 2025, Lamar’s champion run continued when he headlined Apple Music’s Tremendous Bowl Halftime Present, bringing out SZA for 2 songs (“Luther” and “All of the Stars”).

SZA’s most up-to-date challenge, in its varied iterations, has spent 12 weeks atop the Billboard 200, initially as SOS after which by way of the deluxe LANA version of the LP; SOS gave us “Kill Invoice,” an all-timer of a breakup music that gave SZA her first Sizzling 100 topper as the only credited artist. She’d beforehand topped the chart alongside Drake with the “Slime You Out” collab; whereas that one didn’t make the reduce for the setlist, two different Drake collabs did find yourself on the opening night time setlist: “Poetic Justice” (Kendrick Lamar ft. Drake) and “Wealthy Child Daddy” (Drake ft. Sexyy Crimson & SZA). Wonders by no means stop.

Coming scorching off two hit albums filled with smash singles — to not point out their respective catalogs, which features a Pulitzer-winning LP for Lamar — there was a whole lot of materials for these two to select from when hammering out the Grand Nationwide Tour’s setlist. When the all-stadium trek (a primary for each artists) debuted in Minneapolis, right here’s what they performed. (Some songs appeared in abbreviated variations, although most have been near full-length.)