What to expect at Malcolm Todd’s Do That Again Tour: Setlist, start time and more

Malcolm Todd is at that fun point in a career where the songs already feel huge to the people who know them, even if the rooms are still catching up.

That makes the “Do That Again Tour” feel especially well timed. Todd is taking a fast-growing catalog of pop and R&B songs into bigger venues across North America, with plenty of fans who have been waiting to hear tracks like “Roommates,” “Chest Pain (I Love)” and “Sweet Boy” in a room full of people singing along.

If this is your first Malcolm Todd show, or your first time seeing him in a room this big, here is what to expect once the tour reaches your city.

Ultimate guide to Malcolm Todd’s “Do That Again Tour”

The “Do That Again Tour” is Malcolm Todd’s 2026 North American headline run behind Do That Again, with dates stretching through late October.

What stands out is how much bigger the tour feels from stop to stop. Radio City Music Hall, The Anthem, MGM Music Hall at Fenway, The Salt Shed and the Greek Theatre are all on the schedule, which is a pretty wild jump from where Todd was playing not that long ago.

Upcoming Malcolm Todd “Do That Again Tour” dates

The “Do That Again Tour” runs through late October, with several multi-night stops still ahead.

Who is opening for Malcolm Todd on the “Do That Again Tour?”

54 Ultra is opening for Malcolm Todd on many of the remaining “Do That Again Tour” dates.

If you already like Malcolm Todd’s more laid-back songs, 54 Ultra should be an easy fit. He brings a mix of alternative pop and R&B that works well at the start of the night without feeling like more of the same.

What time does Malcolm Todd go on stage?

So far, Malcolm Todd has been remarkably consistent.

The three “Do That Again Tour” shows with reported stage times in Irving, Houston and Austin all started at exactly 9:05 p.m. local time. Those dates were listed for 8 p.m., with 54 Ultra opening beforehand.

That makes around 9:05 p.m. the best estimate for Todd’s upcoming shows when the event is listed for 8 p.m. Still, treat that as a guide rather than a guarantee since venue schedules can change from city to city.

How long is a Malcolm Todd concert?

Plan on about 80 to 90 minutes once Malcolm Todd takes the stage.

The Irving opening show ran from 9:05 to 10:25 p.m., Houston from 9:05 to 10:30 p.m. and the first Austin show from 9:05 to 10:35 p.m. That gives the first three fully reported shows runtimes of 80, 85 and 90 minutes.

For most fans, budgeting about an hour and a half for Todd’s set is a safer bet than expecting a two-hour headlining show.

Malcolm Todd “Do That Again Tour” setlist

The early setlist has been about as consistent as it gets.

Irving, Houston and the first Austin show all featured the same 23 songs, with “Jean Skirt” opening the night and a two-song encore of “Do That Again” and “Roommates.” Todd is also playing 12 of the 13 tracks from Do That Again, so the new album takes up more than half of the show.

Here is the full 23-song set that has been reported at all three shows:

Does Malcolm Todd play older songs?

Yes. Even though Do That Again takes up a big part of the set, Todd is still playing plenty from Sweet Boy and his self-titled album.

“4Me 4Me,” “Mr. Incorrect,” “Sweet Boy,” “Earrings” and “Roommates” have all made the cut, along with “Walk to Class,” “Bleed,” “Make Me a Better Man,” “Cheer Me On” and “Chest Pain (I Love).”

Is there an encore at Malcolm Todd’s “Do That Again Tour” concert?

Yes. Todd has used the same two-song encore at all three fully reported shows so far.

He comes back out for “Do That Again” and then closes the night with “Roommates.”

What is the “Do That Again Tour” production like?

The show is much more about Todd and the band than giant set pieces.

He moves between singing with the full band, playing guitar and sitting down at the keys, which gives the set some real changes in pace. At the first Austin show, “Gun To My Head” was performed with Todd alone on keys, while “Good Bye” started there before the rest of the arrangement opened back up.

That is really the shape of the production so far. One song can have the whole room moving, and the next can pull everything down to Todd at the piano without needing some huge visual reset in between.

The lighting and larger stages give the tour more scale than a small club show, but it still feels like a band playing songs rather than a production trying to compete with them.

When should I arrive for Malcolm Todd’s concert?

If you want to catch the full night, get there before the listed start time.

Most “Do That Again Tour” dates are scheduled for 8 p.m., with Todd coming on around 9:05 p.m. at the first three fully reported shows. That gives you time for 54 Ultra, merch and getting through security without feeling rushed.

For general admission, arriving around 90 minutes early is a good target if you care about where you stand. If you have an assigned seat, about an hour early should usually give you enough time to get inside and settle in.

What should I bring to a Malcolm Todd concert?

Start with a charged phone and your mobile ticket already loaded.

A portable charger can be useful if your venue allows one, especially if you are taking photos or using rideshare after the show. Bring an ID, your preferred payment method and a small bag that fits the venue’s policy.

Comfortable shoes matter more than people think, especially for general admission. Earplugs are also worth bringing if you are sensitive to loud rooms.

If your show is outdoors, check the weather and venue rules before packing anything extra.

What should fans wear to the “Do That Again Tour?”

You do not need to overthink this one.

Baggy jeans, vintage tees, tank tops, sneakers, casual layers and laid-back streetwear all fit the Malcolm Todd crowd pretty naturally. His own style tends to be loose and easygoing, so this is not a tour where anyone needs to dress like they are heading somewhere formal.

The only real rule is to wear something you can stand and move around in all night.

Is Malcolm Todd’s “Do That Again Tour” good for younger fans?

It can be, especially for teens and younger fans who already listen to Todd.

The bigger thing to check is the venue. Age rules can vary, and some shows may have restrictions tied to the room or floor setup.

Ear protection is a good idea for younger concertgoers, and assigned seating may be easier than a packed general-admission floor for a first show.

Parents should also check entry rules and pickup logistics before the night starts.

How to get Malcolm Todd tour tickets on SeatGeek

If Malcolm Todd is one of those artists you have mostly listened to through headphones, seeing these songs in a packed room is a pretty different experience.

1. Go to SeatGeek's website or open the SeatGeek app and search for “Malcolm Todd.”

2. Select the “Do That Again Tour” date and city you want to attend.

3. Use the interactive seat map to compare sections, rows and prices.

4. Use View From Seat when available to preview your sightline before buying.

5. Check Deal Score to identify Malcolm Todd tickets that offer strong value for the seat location.

6. Use filters to sort by price, ticket quantity, section or other preferences.

7. Review the full ticket details, including section, row, seat, delivery method and all-in pricing, before checkout.

8. Complete your purchase knowing eligible orders are backed by the SeatGeek Buyer Guarantee.

9. Before the show, make sure your mobile tickets are ready, your phone is charged and your venue’s bag policy is confirmed.

By the time “Roommates” hits, the whole room is basically one giant singalong, and that is probably the part you will still be thinking about on the way home.