DOJA CAT KICKS OFF NORTH AMERICAN LEG OF TOUR MA VIE WORLD TOUR IN DETROIT — SETLIST, DATES & LATTO "OKAYYY" DUET

Doja Cat opened the North American leg of her Tour Ma Vie World Tour on Thursday, October 1, 2026, at Little Caesars Arena in Detroit, Michigan — her first full US tour run in three years.

The opening night delivered on every front: a 32-song four-act setlist, the first-ever live performance of her "Okayyy" duet with Latto, who joined her onstage, and the start of a 31-city routing that wraps on December 1 at Madison Square Garden.

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Image: Doja Cat performing live in Austin, Texas, during The Scarlet Tour (2023). Photo by Clay Junell, licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0 via Wikimedia Commons.

The North American Leg Begins in Detroit

Detroit's Little Caesars Arena hosted the first night of the North American leg on October 1, 2026, and Doja Cat marked the occasion with a 32-song setlist split across four acts. The show is her first full US run since The Scarlet Tour wrapped in late 2023, and the upgraded production reflects the bigger ambitions of the Vie era — four distinct acts, refreshed staging, and a catalog-spanning tracklist.

Fans in the arena were treated to a career retrospective that moved through the Hot Pink, Planet Her, Scarlet, and Vie eras, with the Detroit crowd's energy setting the tone for the rest of the North American dates.

Latto Joins Doja for the Live Debut of "Okayyy"

Latto is serving as the opener for the North American dates, and she made the opening night even more special by joining Doja Cat onstage for the first-ever live performance of "Okayyy" — their collaboration from Latto's Big Mama, which was released in May 2026. The duet drew one of the loudest reactions of the night and gave fans a moment they will not see on every date.

The Revamped 32-Song Setlist

The revamped show opened with "Cards" and closed with the Vie lead single "Jealous Type." Among the US-leg tour debuts were "Cyber Sex," "You Right," "Shutcho," "97," and "Balut," alongside a fresh remix of "Boss Bitch." With material spanning Hot Pink, Planet Her, Scarlet, and Vie, the 32-song, four-act structure gives each era of her catalog its own moment — per setlist reporting from Revelence and pressbee.

What's Next: Tour Dates and the Madison Square Garden Finale

The 31-city North American routing continues on through major markets including Chicago, Salt Lake City, San Francisco, Los Angeles (Kia Forum), Houston, Orlando, Atlanta, Boston (TD Garden), Toronto, and Philadelphia, before wrapping on December 1 at Madison Square Garden in New York. The Tour Ma Vie World Tour itself launched in November 2025 in Auckland.

Her fifth studio album Vie, released September 26, 2025 via Kemosabe and RCA, debuted at No. 4 on the Billboard 200 with 57,000 album-equivalent units, including 26,000 pure sales. Lead single "Jealous Type," released August 21, 2025 and produced by Jack Antonoff and Y2K with a video directed by Boni Mata, closes the show each night. Tour and chart information per Revelence, Wikipedia, pressbee, and Live Nation.

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Frequently Asked Questions

When and where did the North American leg start?

The North American leg opened on Thursday, October 1, 2026, at Little Caesars Arena in Detroit, Michigan — Doja Cat's first full US tour run in three years.

Is Latto opening the tour?

Yes — Latto is the opener for the North American dates, and in Detroit she joined Doja Cat onstage for the first-ever live performance of their "Okayyy" duet.

What was the setlist highlight?

The 32-song, four-act setlist opened with "Cards" and closed with "Jealous Type," featured US-leg debuts including "Cyber Sex," "You Right," "Shutcho," "97," and "Balut," plus a new "Boss Bitch" remix and the live debut of "Okayyy" with Latto.

When does the tour end?

The 31-city North American routing wraps on December 1, 2026, at Madison Square Garden in New York.

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