What to expect at Trippie Redd’s NDA Tour: Setlist, start time, opening acts and more

Trippie Redd is back on the road for his 2026 The Non-Disclosure Agreement Tour, bringing new music, fan favorites and a stacked supporting lineup to venues across North America.

The tour kicked off November 2 in Minneapolis, giving fans their first look at a setlist featuring songs from his latest projects, NDA and #NDA, alongside hits like “Miss the Rage,” “Topanga” and “Dark Knight Dummo.” Fellow rapper K Suave has also joined Trippie onstage, adding another element to the live show.

Whether you're heading to an upcoming concert or deciding which date to attend, here's everything to know about Trippie Redd's 2026 tour, including the setlist, opening acts, expected start time, concert length and remaining dates.

Ultimate guide to Trippie Redd’s The Non-Disclosure Agreement Tour

Trippie Redd has plenty of new music to bring to the stage. Following the August releases of NDA and #NDA, the rapper is hitting 32 cities across North America from November 2 through December 22, mixing his latest tracks with the songs that made him a fan favorite.

Trippie Redd NDA Tour 2026 dates

Trippie Redd has plenty of ground left to cover before wrapping up the tour December 22 in San Antonio.

Check out the remaining tour dates below, along with each venue and its advertised opening acts.

Who is opening for Trippie Redd?

Trippie Redd is bringing a rotating lineup of rising hip-hop artists on The Non-Disclosure Agreement Tour, with K Suave, TopOppGen, BalloutDaDon, Gigi Holland and Goldie appearing on select dates.

K Suave is the tour's special guest and a familiar name to Trippie fans. Signed to Trippie's 1400 Entertainment label, the rapper collaborated with him on “Med Kit” from #NDA and has already joined him onstage to perform the song during the tour.

TopOppGen is also scheduled for several stops, including Washington, D.C., Atlanta, Miami Beach and Los Angeles. Meanwhile, BalloutDaDon, Gigi Holland and Goldie round out the lineup at select concerts, giving fans several performances before the headliner takes the stage.

What time does Trippie Redd go on stage?

Trippie Redd typically takes the stage around 9 to 9:30 p.m. based on early shows, although exact times vary by venue and opening lineup.

How long is a Trippie Redd concert?

Expect Trippie Redd to perform for approximately 60 to 75 minutes on The Non-Disclosure Agreement Tour, based on reports from fans attending the opening concerts.

The full concert experience lasts considerably longer once you factor in the opening acts. Several dates feature multiple supporting artists, so plan to spend a few hours at the venue rather than arriving just before Trippie's set.

Trippie Redd NDA Tour 2026 setlist

Trippie Redd is mixing new material from NDA and #NDA with some of his biggest hits, and the first few concerts suggest fans can expect a fairly consistent collection of songs with a few surprises along the way.

“SWAGGER,” “Paperbag Boy” and “Kidding Me” have opened multiple concerts, while favorites such as “Taking a Walk,” “Topanga,” “Dark Knight Dummo” and “Miss the Rage” continue to feature prominently.

Here's Trippie Redd's reported setlist from November 6 at The Rave in Milwaukee:

1. SWAGGER

2. Paperbag Boy

3. Kidding Me

4. V-12

5. Rich MF

6. MERCH IT

7. Yopstar

8. Pourin 4s

9. YouDontReallyLove

10. Holy Smokes

11. Rock the Bed

12. Plead the 5th

13. Med Kit (with K Suave)

14. Say What

15. Taking a Walk

16. Topanga

17. BANG!

18. Death

19. Wish

20. The Grinch

21. F--- Love

Encore

1. Dark Knight Dummo

2. Miss the Rage

“SWAGGER” was also played again as an outro recording.

The setlist has already changed since opening night. Songs including “Good Chance,” “Fine Shit” and “Trillionaire Club” appeared in Minneapolis but were absent in Milwaukee, while “V-12,” “Rich MF” and “Plead the 5th” joined the lineup.

Expect roughly two dozen songs, although the exact selections and order can change from night to night.

What is the NDA Tour concert experience like?

Expect plenty of jumping, crowd singalongs and heavy bass when Trippie Redd takes the stage. His set moves between melodic emo-rap favorites like “Taking a Walk” and “Topanga” and harder tracks like “The Grinch” and “Miss the Rage,” giving fans plenty of opportunities to turn up the energy.

The tour is visiting mostly theaters, clubs and ballrooms, making for a more intimate concert experience than a typical arena show. Many venues have general-admission standing areas, where fans can get close to the action without an assigned seat.

If you're heading into the crowd, expect plenty of movement during the bigger songs. Fans who prefer more breathing room may want to hang farther back or look for reserved seating where available.

When should I arrive at a Trippie Redd concert?

Your arrival time depends on how close you want to get to the stage and whether you're interested in seeing the opening acts.

For general-admission shows, arriving 60 to 90 minutes before doors open is a reasonable starting point if you want a spot near the front. Fans hoping to reach the barricade may need to arrive even earlier, especially at popular stops like New York and Los Angeles.

If you're more interested in catching the full lineup than getting a front-row spot, aim to arrive when doors open. With multiple supporting artists scheduled for some dates, there's plenty of music to enjoy before Trippie takes the stage.

What should I bring to a Trippie Redd concert?

A charged phone with your mobile ticket ready is essential. Bring a valid photo ID, comfortable shoes and earplugs if you're planning to spend the night near the speakers.

Bag policies vary by venue, so check size restrictions before leaving home. Some locations only allow small bags, while others require clear bags or prohibit them entirely.

Since the tour runs through December, dress for the weather if you're expecting to wait outside. It's also worth checking whether your venue accepts cash and if there are restrictions on portable chargers or other personal items.

What should I wear to Trippie Redd’s NDA Tour?

There's no official dress code, but Trippie's mix of hip-hop, emo and punk influences gives fans plenty of room to experiment.

Graphic tees, oversized hoodies, baggy jeans, sneakers and Trippie Redd merch are all natural choices. If you're planning to spend the show on a packed general-admission floor, comfortable shoes are a much better bet than anything you'd regret standing in for several hours.

For colder cities, consider wearing layers that you can easily remove once you're inside.

How to get Trippie Redd NDA Tour tickets on SeatGeek

Want to be in the crowd when “Miss the Rage” kicks in? With Trippie Redd playing theaters and smaller concert venues across North America, fans have a chance to catch him up close before the tour wraps up in December.

Here's how to get your tickets with SeatGeek:

1. Find your concert. Visit Trippie Redd's ticket page on SeatGeek and choose your preferred city and date. If you're flexible, compare nearby shows to see where tickets are available.

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5. Review your tickets. Double-check the venue, date, ticket type and delivery details. If you're considering VIP or early-entry options, make sure you understand what's included.

6. Secure your spot. Complete your purchase and follow the ticket delivery instructions. Eligible orders are backed by SeatGeek's Buyer Guarantee, subject to its terms.

Trippie Redd's tour is already giving fans plenty to talk about, from new tracks making their live debut to old favorites bringing the house down. Now it's your turn to experience it.