I Disagree Tour

The I Disagree Tour was a national 21-city music tour created to promote Poppy's third album, I Disagree.

Announcement
The announcement for the Eurasia leg of the tour was posted on Poppy's social media accounts on October 9th, 2019, with ticket sales beginning on October 11th, 2019. It was announced on the same day that additional shows would also take place in the United States. The North American leg of the tour was announced on November 4th, 2019, with ticket sales beginning on November 8th, 2019.

Four warm-up shows for the tour were played in Australia between December 4th, 2019 and December 8th, 2019.

VIP Experience
The VIP passes, also known as "Celebrating the Life of Poppy", were upgrades to one's ticket. They were $200.00 USD and had 7 special features.


 * 1) Say a brief word about Poppy to remember her
 * 2) Exclusive T-shirt
 * 3) Exclusive beanie
 * 4) VIP laminate/lanyard
 * 5) Exclusive signed poster
 * 6) Exclusive bandana
 * 7) 2 photos with Poppy

Setlist

 * "Concrete"
 * "Bloodmoney"
 * "Scary Mask"
 * "X"
 * "Play Destroy"
 * "Fill the Crown"
 * "Am I a Girl?"
 * "Anything Like Me"
 * "Nothing I Need"
 * "All the Things She Said" (Cover)
 * "Sit / Stay"
 * "Sick of the Sun"
 * "Don't Go Outside"
 * "Bite Your Teeth"
 * "I Disagree"

North American Dates
The tour was originally going to continue with a Eurasia leg in March 2020, but as a result of local governments in Europe shutting down live engagements due to the COVID-19 pandemic, these shows were postponed. On April 17th, 2020, Poppy announced rescheduled dates, beginning in November 2020 and ending in December 2020, but on August 24th, 2020, these dates were once again announced to be postponed due to the pandemic. This leg of the tour would eventually be canceled in March 2021, with fans receiving e-mails from ticket holders announcing its official cancellation.

Trivia

 * Poppy's backing band on the tour consisted of Nicolas Perez on guitar, Matt McJunkins on bass, Ralph Alexander on drums and Ted Gowans on keyboards.
 * This was the first Poppy tour to not feature Titanic Sinclair, due to Poppy ending her professional relationship with him in late 2019.
 * Jason Hartwyk, Shepherd Flashman Lowrey and Darren Mullis were the lighting designers on the tour.
 * Poppy would reuse the tour's setlist in her 2021 virtual concert The Last Disagreement.