What to expect at The Neighbourhood's Wourld Tour: Setlist, start time and more

It's been more than a decade since “Sweater Weather” first put The Neighbourhood on the map, and fans are still singing every word.

After a five-year break between studio albums, the California alternative rock band is back in a big way with The Wourld Tour, bringing fan favorites like “Daddy Issues,” “Softcore” and “Afraid” to arenas around the world.

Led by frontman Jesse Rutherford, The Neighbourhood is celebrating its return with music from 2025's (((((ultraSOUND))))) alongside the songs that made the band a defining part of the 2010s alternative scene. And with The Wourld Tour II extending the run into 2027, fans have even more chances to catch them live.

Planning to see The Neighbourhood in concert? Here's everything you need to know before the show, including the expected setlist, when the band takes the stage, opening acts and what to expect from the live production.

Ultimate guide to The Neighbourhood's Wourld Tour

Since forming in California in 2011, The Neighbourhood have built a devoted following with their blend of alternative rock, indie pop, R&B and hip-hop influences. Known for their black-and-white aesthetic and moody, atmospheric sound, the band has become a favorite among fans drawn to emotional lyrics, memorable melodies and late-night listening.

The current lineup features frontman Jesse Rutherford alongside guitarists Jeremy Freedman and Zach Abels, bassist Mikey Margott and drummer Brandon Fried.

On The Wourld Tour, the band brings that musical history to the stage with a concert divided into five acts, each highlighting a different part of its catalog.

Who is opening for The Neighbourhood on The Wourld Tour?

The Neighbourhood are bringing two special guests along for their 2026 North American concerts: Nessa Barrett and Noise Dept.

Barrett, a singer-songwriter known for her dark pop sound and emotionally charged lyrics, rose to prominence with songs like “die first,” “i hope ur miserable until ur dead” and “la di die.” Her music explores heartbreak, relationships and mental health, making her a fitting addition to The Neighbourhood's lineup.

Noise Dept. brings an electronic element to the tour, helping get the crowd ready before Barrett and The Neighbourhood take the stage.

Both acts are scheduled for most remaining 2026 concerts, although the lineup varies by date.

What time does The Neighbourhood go on stage?

The Neighbourhood typically takes the stage around 9:00 p.m. for concerts with a scheduled 7:00 p.m. start time.

The evening generally follows this schedule:

• 7:00 p.m. – Noise Dept. begins performing.

• 7:45 p.m. – Nessa Barrett takes the stage.

• 9:00 p.m. – The Neighbourhood begins their headlining set.

These times may vary by venue, particularly for concerts with different opening-act lineups or earlier scheduled start times.

How long is The Neighbourhood's Wourld Tour concert?

The Neighbourhood's headlining set typically lasts around an hour and 45 minutes, giving fans plenty of time to enjoy both the band's biggest hits and newer material.

Recent performances have featured roughly 24 songs, although the exact setlist and runtime vary by concert.

For a show where The Neighbourhood takes the stage at 9:00 p.m., fans can generally expect the concert to wrap up between 10:30 and 10:45 p.m.

If you're arranging transportation or planning your trip home, allow extra time for crowds to exit the venue. Including opening acts, the entire concert experience typically lasts around 3 hours and 45 minutes, from the scheduled start time to the final song.

The Neighbourhood Wourld Tour setlist

Wondering which songs made the cut?

The band recently updated its setlist for the November leg of the tour, introducing a new opening sequence featuring songs from Chip Chrome & the Mono-Tones. Fans can also look forward to hearing “Daddy Issues,” “Afraid” and “Sweater Weather,” with “Softcore” closing out the performance.

Here's the setlist from The Neighbourhood's November 11, 2026, concert at Kia Center in Orlando, Florida.

Act I: Chip Chrome & the Mono-Tones

1. Pretty Boy

2. Lost in Translation

3. Stargazing

4. Fallen Star

5. Cherry Flavoured

6. Devil's Advocate

Act II: Iris Presents The Neighbourhood

1. Start

2. Afraid

3. You Get Me So High

4. Reflections

5. R.I.P. 2 My Youth

6. Cry Baby

7. Zombie

Act III: I Have a Feeling About You

1. Void

2. Lovebomb

3. Holy Ghost

4. A Little Death

5. Daddy Issues

Act IV: Valentines

1. Baby Came Home 2

2. The Beach

3. Hula Girl

4. Private

Act V: Final

1. Sweater Weather

2. Softcore

The performance also features recorded interludes, including “Chip Chrome,” “Valentines” and “Red Flag,” which help connect the different acts.

While The Neighbourhood have kept many of the same songs in rotation, the running order and individual tracks can change between concerts.

What is the production like for the Wourld Tour?

The Neighbourhood have turned their signature black-and-white aesthetic into a full arena production, complete with cinematic visuals, lasers, fog and lighting that changes with the mood of each song.

Rather than relying on elaborate stage props, the band uses a massive video screen to create different environments throughout the concert. Expect everything from crashing ocean waves during “The Beach” to distorted imagery, flashes of color and close-up footage of Jesse Rutherford and his bandmates.

One of the show's more unusual features is Iris, a futuristic robotic narrator who introduces different portions of the performance. Her prerecorded announcements help guide fans through the concert's chapters, occasionally incorporating the name of the city where the band is performing.

Musically, the songs take on a heavier sound in person, with prominent guitars, booming bass and live drums giving familiar tracks a new intensity. Rutherford also brings plenty of personality to the stage, moving between quieter, emotional performances and energetic moments that get the entire arena singing.

When should you arrive for The Neighbourhood's concert?

Plan to arrive at least 45 to 60 minutes before the scheduled showtime, especially if you want to catch the opening acts, shop for merchandise or grab something to eat before the music starts.

For a concert scheduled to begin at 7:00 p.m., aim to arrive between 6:00 and 6:15 p.m. This should give you enough time to get through security, find your section and settle in without rushing.

If you have general-admission floor tickets and want a spot close to the stage, consider arriving earlier. Some fans line up several hours before doors open, although arriving early doesn't guarantee a front-row position. Check your venue's policies on outdoor queues, wristbands and early entry before heading out.

Merchandise is another reason to leave yourself extra time. Popular sizes and tour-exclusive items can sell out, and lines may be especially long before the headlining performance.

Finally, remember that doors open and showtime are two different things. Check your ticket and the venue's official website for door times, parking information and any entry restrictions specific to your concert.

What should you bring to The Neighbourhood's concert?

A little preparation can make concert night much easier, especially at larger arenas where security lines, bag restrictions and cashless payments are common.

Start with your mobile tickets, which should be accessible through the SeatGeek app or your venue's designated ticketing platform. Make sure your phone is fully charged, and consider bringing a portable charger for photos, videos and keeping in touch with friends throughout the night.

A small bag is usually the most convenient option, but check your venue's bag policy before leaving home. Some arenas require clear bags, while others have strict size limits or prohibit bags altogether. It's also worth bringing a valid photo ID for age-restricted purchases and a debit or credit card for concessions and merchandise, since many venues are cashless.

Earplugs are another smart addition, particularly for fans standing near the speakers or on the general-admission floor. High-fidelity concert earplugs can help protect your hearing while still allowing you to enjoy the music.

Leave large backpacks, outside food and drinks, professional cameras and other prohibited items at home unless your venue specifically allows them. Checking the venue's official website ahead of time can help prevent delays at security.

What should you wear to The Neighbourhood's concert?

Black, white and gray have been central to The Neighbourhood's aesthetic since the band's early days, making monochromatic outfits a popular choice for fans attending The Wourld Tour.

Think oversized band tees, baggy jeans, leather jackets, vintage denim and chunky boots. For a look inspired by the band's earlier eras, try pairing a black graphic tee with distressed jeans, silver jewelry and a pair of Converse or Doc Martens. Fans can also take inspiration from Jesse Rutherford's personal style, which often mixes streetwear, vintage pieces and unexpected accessories.

Of course, there's no official dress code. Whether you're leaning into the band's darker aesthetic or putting together an outfit inspired by your favorite album, comfort should be a priority. Supportive sneakers are especially useful for general-admission floor tickets, where you could spend several hours standing.

How to get The Neighbourhood Wourld Tour tickets on SeatGeek

Ready to hear “Sweater Weather,” “Daddy Issues” and “Softcore” live? Whether you're hoping to sing along from the floor or enjoy the show from an elevated seat, SeatGeek makes it easy to compare available tickets for The Neighbourhood's upcoming concerts.

Follow these steps to find your seats:

1. Find your concert. Visit The Neighbourhood's ticket page on SeatGeek and select your preferred city, date and venue.

2. Explore the seating map. Compare available sections, including general-admission floor areas and reserved seating. Use View From Seat when available to preview your view of the stage.

3. Compare ticket options. Filter listings by price, quantity and seating preferences. SeatGeek's Deal Score can help identify tickets offering good value based on factors such as price and seat location.

4. Review resale listings. SeatGeek offers resale tickets for The Neighbourhood concerts, giving fans another opportunity to find seats even after the original ticket onsale.

5. Check the total price. With SeatGeek's All-In Pricing, fees are included in the prices displayed while browsing, so you can compare your options before checkout.

6. Purchase your tickets. Select your seats, review the ticket details and complete your purchase. Every eligible order is backed by the SeatGeek Buyer Guarantee.

7. Get ready for concert night. Follow the ticket delivery instructions and check your venue's entry requirements before heading to the show.

Whether you've been listening since I Love You. or discovered The Neighbourhood through a late-night playlist, there's nothing quite like hearing your favorite songs surrounded by thousands of fans who know every word.