Alanis Morissette Triple Moon Tour Setlist
The 90s were iconic, and when it comes to the greatest singer-songwriters of the 90s, there’s undoubtedly a stellar list that comes to mind. However, there’s something special about one…
Looking for a one-way ticket down nostalgia street? The Alanis Morissette Triple Moon Tour setlist will undoubtedly take you there.
Eugene Gologursky / Stringer via Getty ImagesThe 90s were iconic, and when it comes to the greatest singer-songwriters of the 90s, there's undoubtedly a stellar list that comes to mind. However, there's something special about one in particular... The stunning Alanis Morissette.
Her music has stood the test of time, with several of her tracks currently being played on your favorite station for 90s to now, 102.7 VGS. Fortunately, the musician has embarked on a 2024 tour, bringing The Triple Moon Tour to stages all across America. And best of all, the Alanis Morissette Triple Moon Tour setlist does NOT disappoint.
Triple Moon Tour To Play In A City Near You
Alanis Morissette's Triple Moon Tour is currently making its rounds across the United States, playing for upcoming crowds in cities such as Denver, Salt Lake City, Portland, Palm Springs, Jacksonville, and so many more!
For more information on The Triple Moon Tour and to purchase your tickets for one of her several upcoming shows, click here.
The Official Alanis Morissette Triple Moon Tour Setlist Is Nostalgia Central
While there's several newer tracks that also make their way to the Alanis Morissette Triple Moon Tour setlist, you're absolutely and undoubtedly going to be flooded with some of her greatest hits as well.
Of course, the setlist listed below is just a rough estimate, and her setlist could change in any way, shape, or form at any of her upcoming shows.
Without further ado, here is the Alanis Morissette Triple Moon Tour setlist:
- Hand in My Pocket
- Right Through You
- Reasons I Drink
- A Man
- Hands Clean
- Can't Not
- Lens
- Sorry to Myself
- Head Over Feet
- Forgiven
- You Learn
- Would Not Come
- Smiling
- I Remain
- Rest
- Mary Jane
- That I Would Be Good
- Perfect
- Ironic
- Not the Doctor
- Are You Still Mad
- All I Really Want
- Sympathetic Character
- You Oughta Know
- Uninvited
- Thank U
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7. Gimme More
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3. I'm a Slave 4 U
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2. ... Baby One More Time
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1. Toxic
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