The tour runs through November.

Lipa is really making her rounds on this tour. After starting out in Miami, she’s slated to hit more than two dozen cities in the United States and a slew of shows throughout North America, Europe, South America, and Oceania.

The tour began in Miami on Feb. 9 and runs through Nov. 3 in Aukland, New Zealand. Of course, Lipa and a few of her opening acts have already delivered some iconic performances.

Dua Lipa is bringing a few friends on the road with her to slay the stage. Up first, there’s Megan Thee Stallion. She’ll join Lipa for a series of shows starting in March. The Houston rapper recently released a new single, “Flamin’ Hottie.”

There’s also Caroline Polachek. The hyperpop queen is already on the road with Lipa. She’s known for the tracks “So Hot You’re Hurting My Feelings,” “Bunny Is A Rider,” and her new bop “Billions.”

Finally, there’s Lolo Zouaï. Last year, the French-American R&B pop star released two singles, “Galipette” and “Scooter.”

According to Consequence, Lipa played all her top hits at the first show in Miami, including "Levitating," "New Rules," and "Don't Start Now.”

Still, Lipa is largely highlighting recent songs. She recently told Stephen Colbert she did audience research ahead of the tour. "The Future Nostalgia tour really is the Future Nostalgia tour because it’s predominately the songs from that album,” she said.

Lipa’s fashion is larger than life on this tour. She’s taken the stage in Miami in a neon green bodysuit, which she later posted on Instagram. Another notable ensemble included a black glittering bodysuit designed by Mugler.

Lipa, the musician? Meet Lipa, the editor. The multi-hyphenate launched a free weekly email newsletter earlier this month called Service95. It includes her musings on cultural topics and city travel guides, as well as essays by commissioned writers.

In her Feb. 17 newsletter, she talked about life on tour. “We’re on the road again, finally! After two (!) years of waiting, my Future Nostalgia tour is here,” she excitedly wrote.

“I keep telling myself that after rehearsals are done, I’ll have more time to relax, but there’s always more to do even after show prep is over,” she continued in her most recent newsletter.

In the newsletter, the singer also shared some of her on-tour mental health tips when trying to fall asleep. This included reading a physical book, journaling, and meditating before bed.

Tickets for Lipa’s upcoming shows are available on her website, and they’re the key to a future event you’ll one day be nostalgia about.