Halsey has officially returned to the stage — and to the world of Badlands.
The 31-year-old singer, songwriter, and actor kicked off their Back to Badlands Tour on Tuesday night (October 14), performing the first of three sold-out shows at Los Angeles’ Hollywood Forever Cemetery. And yes, the setting was as hauntingly perfect as you’d expect.
The tour celebrates the 10th anniversary of Halsey’s debut album Badlands, which originally dropped in August 2015 and quickly cemented them as one of the defining voices of alternative pop. A decade later, Halsey is revisiting that world — but with the kind of artistic growth and lived-in confidence that makes it feel brand new.
The opening show featured a stacked 27-song setlist, blending beloved Badlands staples with fan favorites from across Halsey’s discography. From Gasoline and Colors to Without Me and Nightmare, the performance was a reminder of just how far their sound — and storytelling — have evolved over the years.
For longtime fans, the moment was deeply nostalgic. Badlands wasn’t just an album — it was an era, a whole aesthetic that defined a generation of Tumblr teens and alternative pop fans. Now, seeing it come to life again, in one of LA’s most iconic venues, felt like a full-circle moment.
But the Back to Badlands Tour isn’t stopping there. Halsey will be taking the show worldwide, with upcoming stops in New York City, Toronto, London, Paris, Sydney, and more. And while every show sold out almost instantly, there’s still hope for latecomers — tickets are available through verified resale platforms like Stubhub and Vividseats.
Here’s the full setlist:
Halsey – Back to Badlands Tour 2025-2026 Set List
Gasoline
Castle
Control
Bells in Santa Fe
Drive
Coming Down
you should be sad
The Lighthouse
Strange Love
Haunting
New Americana
Hurricane
Dog Years
Nightmare
Hold Me Down
Garden
Ghost
Roman Holiday
Closer
Ego
Colors pt. II
Colors
Ashley
People disappear here
Without Me
Lonely is the Muse
Young God
Encore:
Bad at Love
Trouble (Acoustic)
Tokyo Narita
Is There Somewhere
