The North American leg of the tour just wrapped on Feb. 20.

The Star-Crossed: Unveiled tour is in support Star-Crossed, her fifth studio album released in September.

Star-Crossed unofficially chronicles Musgraves’ emotions following the dissolution of the relationship listeners got to know on her previous album, 2018’s romantic, halcyon Golden Hour.

The singer’s tour kicked off on Jan. 19 in St. Paul, Minnesota. She then made her way to cities across the U.S. before finishing the stateside leg of her tour in Los Angeles on Feb. 20.

Musgraves’ final North American show in Toronto on Feb. 25 with canceled due to “inclement weather,” People reports.

The singer boasted two opening acts, both of whom identify as LGBTQ+ pop artists. Trio MUNA and singer King Princess got the nights going during their respective sets.

Hailing from Los Angeles, Katie Gavin, Josette Maskin, and Naomi McPherson make up the band MUNA.

King Princess is an American indie-pop singer best known for her 2019 album, Cheap Queen.

According to the reported setlist for her Feb. 9 show in Atlanta, Musgraves performed 19 songs in total. Across her tour, Musgraves included a fan-chosen cover, like Fleetwood Mac’s “Dreams” in Washington D.C.

Musgraves is always serving looks, but this Britney-esque red leather two-piece she sported during her Feb. 11 Nashville show is everything.

Musgraves’ merch for her Star-Crossed era included everything from T-shirts and sweatpants to necklaces and mood rings. Merch is available for sale on her website.

Musgraves isn’t done yet. According to show dates on her website, she will be taking the Star-Cross: Unveiled tour to Europe, Australia, and Japan this summer.