Am I a Girl? Tour

Am I a Girl? Tour
Performers	Poppy Titanic Sinclair Aaron Deming Sam Palombo Charlotte Kailee Morgue Flint Eastwood The Pauses LEV Jane Ellen Bryant Eldren YaSi AViVA
Date	September 14th, 2018-February 27th, 2019
Location	Belgium, Canada, Denmark, France, Germany, Netherlands, Poland, Spain, Sweden, Turkey, United Kingdom, United States

The Am I a Girl? Tour was an international 32-city music tour created to promote Poppy's sophomore album, Am I a Girl?. Charlotte was the opening act for the European shows, while the North American shows had a variety of different opening acts. Poppy's performance at the Westward Music Festival on September 14^th, 2018 served as a warm-up show.

Announcement

The announcement for the tour was posted on Poppy's Instagram account on July 10^th, 2018 and the dates were shown via the box office button on Poppy.Church. A video to promote the tour, "Come See Me", was uploaded on the same day. Another video to promote the tour, "Going Live", was streamed live three days later, though it was later made unlisted. Ticket presale began the following day, July 11^th, 2018.

VIP Experience

The VIP passes, also known as "Salvation", were upgrades to one's ticket. They were $100.00 USD and had 6 special features.

1. A 1-on-1 confessional with Poppy
2. Early entry
3. Signed lithograph poster
4. A VIP laminate and lanyard
5. Exclusive merchandise
6. A special role at Poppy.Church

Dates

Eurasia Dates

Date	Location	Venue
September 22nd, 2018	Barcelona, Spain	Razzmatazz
September 23rd, 2018	Brussels, Belgium	Botanique/Rotonde
September 24th, 2018	Amsterdam, Netherlands	Bittzerzoet
September 25th, 2018	Paris, France	Les Etoiles Theatre
September 27th, 2018	Berlin, Germany	Badehaus Szimpla
September 28th, 2018	Copenhagen, Denmark	DR Concert House Studio 3
September 29th, 2018	Stockholm, Sweden	Obaren
October 1st, 2018	Warsaw, Poland	Proxima
October 3rd, 2018	Istanbul, Turkey	Babylon Club
October 5th, 2018	London, United Kingdom	Scala
October 6th, 2018	Manchester, United Kingdom	Manchester Club Academy
October 31st, 2018	Los Angeles, California	The Wiltern

The tour was originally going to continue with a North American leg in 2018, but due to unforeseen delays, these shows were moved to January and February 2019.

North American Dates

Date	Location	Venue
January 31st, 2019	Washington, D.C.	9:30 Club
February 1st, 2019	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	Theatre of Living Arts
February 2nd, 2019	New York City, New York	Irving Plaza
February 4th, 2019	Boston, Massachusetts	House of Blues
February 6th, 2019	Toronto, Ontario	The Danforth Music Hall
February 7th, 2019	Detroit, Michigan	St. Andrew's Hall
February 8th, 2019	Chicago, Illinois	House of Blues
February 9th, 2019	Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania	Stage AE
February 11th, 2019	Nashville, Tennessee	Cannery Ballroom
February 12th, 2019	Atlanta, Georgia	The Buckhead Theater
February 13th, 2019	Tampa Bay, Florida	The Orpheum
February 15th, 2019	Dallas, Texas	House of Blues
February 16th, 2019	Austin, Texas	Emo's
February 18th, 2019	Aspen, Colorado	Belly Up
February 19th, 2019	Englewood, Colorado	The Gothic Theatre
February 21st, 2019	Seattle, Washington	The Showbox
February 22nd, 2019	Portland, Oregon	Wonder Ballroom
February 23rd, 2019	Chico, California	Senator Theatre
February 24th, 2019	San Francisco, California	Regency Ballroom
February 27th, 2019	San Diego, California	House of Blues

Setlists

Eurasia Setlist

• "In a Minute"
• "My Style"
• "Interweb"
• "Bleach Blonde Baby"
• "Fashion After All"
• "I'm Poppy"
• "Chic Chick"
• "My Microphone"
• "Time Is Up"
• "Lowlife"
• "Money"

North American Setlist

• "Am I a Girl?"
• "Chic Chick"
• "Money"
• "Bleach Blonde Baby"
• "My Style"
• "Interlude 1"
• "Computer Boy"
• "Immature Couture" (Only played at first ten shows)
• "Voicemail"
• "Another Brick in the Wall Part 2" (Cover)
• "Interweb"
• "Time Is Up"
• "Interlude 2"
• "Everybody Wants to Be Poppy"
• "My Microphone"
• "Interlude 3"
• "Play Destroy"
• "Pop Music" (Not played at Belly Up show)
• "Dreams" (Cover)
• "Metal" (Cover, replaced "Dreams" starting with The Orpheum show)
• "X"

Trivia

• Poppy's backing band on the North American leg of the tour consisted of Aaron Deming on guitar, Titanic Sinclair on bass and Sam Palombo on drums. Aaron Deming and Sam Palombo are both members of Blame Candy.
• Poppy brought Pi with her during the tour, carrying him in a cyan-colored backpack with a see-through hole.
• The only songs Poppy performed from Bubblebath were "Money" and "Lowlife".
• To date, the tour has the most countries and the most performing artists out of any Poppy tour.
• Kailee Morgue and Jaira Burns were originally going to be the opening acts for the North American leg of the tour; however, the dates were pushed back, resulting in them being unable to attend. Despite this, Kailee Morgue remained the opening act for the Halloween show at The Wiltern.
• Nicole Dollanganger was originally going to be the opening act for the Westward Festival of the tour; however, she later decided to not be an opening act for personal reasons.
• The Eurasia setlist was inconsistent between shows, with "Chic Chick" and "My Microphone" occasionally changing spots and "Lowlife" not being performed at some shows.
• Poppy's setlist at The Orpheum was slightly different from the preceding North American shows, as "Immature Couture" was not played, and her cover of "Dreams" was replaced by her cover of "Metal". This revised setlist would go on to be the new setlist at subsequent shows.
  • Furthermore, "Pop Music" was removed from the setlist for the show at Belly Up, but it returned to the setlist at subsequent shows.
• Charlotte released her DJ set on SoundCloud.
  • "Lowlife" and Charlotte's "Fashion After All" remix can be heard in this DJ set.
• Poppy revealed on her Instagram story that Irving Plaza was her favorite venue to perform at on the tour.