Halsey Tickets

Every song on Halsey's 2015 debut, Badlands, is RIAA-certified gold, platinum, or multi-platinum, a rare feat for any album, let alone a debut from a 20-year-old artist.

That same instinct for turning raw, diaristic songwriting into something the whole room can sing back has carried through five albums and a live show that's grown increasingly theatrical along the way.

Ten years on, Halsey is still filling arenas with those early songs, now alongside a catalogue that's gone considerably darker, weirder, and more personal.

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What to Expect from a Halsey Concert?

Halsey's shows are built for spectacle, with elaborate stage productions and visuals tailored to whichever album era is being spotlighted that night.

Recent tours have leaned into theatrical staging, including an opening show held at Hollywood Forever Cemetery, complete with fireworks and immersive set design.

Setlists move between eras deliberately, often built around anniversary tributes to specific albums rather than a simple greatest-hits run-through.

Expect emotionally direct between-song moments too — Halsey has been open about personal health struggles on stage and in recent music, and that candor tends to carry into the live show.

Halsey's Biography

Halsey was born Ashley Nicolette Frangipane in Washington, D.C., and grew up in New Jersey before breaking through as a teenager with a viral cover of Ellie Goulding's "Lights."

Their 2015 debut, Badlands, arrived when Halsey was just 20 years old, debuting at number two on the Billboard 200 and quickly establishing a devoted fanbase drawn to its confessional lyrics.

Since then, Halsey has released five studio albums, collaborated with artists ranging from The Chainsmokers to Trent Reznor, and built a reputation as one of pop's more unpredictable and genre-blending voices.

In 2024, Halsey revealed on the song "The End" that they had been diagnosed with lupus and a T cell disorder, a disclosure they've continued to speak about publicly in interviews and on stage since.

Their fifth studio album, The Great Impersonator, arrived later that year, exploring identity and mortality through a concept built around reimagining other iconic artists' styles.

Halsey's Albums & Projects

Following Badlands, Halsey released Hopeless Fountain Kingdom in 2017, which debuted at number one on the Billboard 200.

Manic followed in 2020, broadening their sound further, and If I Can't Have Love, I Want Power arrived in 2021 with a heavier, industrial edge produced alongside Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross.

Their most recent album, The Great Impersonator, was released in 2024, built around a rotating set of visual and musical homages to different iconic artists across pop history.

Most Popular Halsey Songs and Setlist Selections

"Without Me" and "Bad at Love" remain the songs most crowds are waiting for, both drawn from Halsey's commercial peak in the late 2010s.

Live sets also regularly include "Colors" and "Ghost" from Badlands, alongside newer, more personal material like "The End" and "Lucky."

Previous Halsey Tours and Festival Appearances

Halsey's For My Last Trick tour in 2025 featured Evanescence as an opening act on select dates, pairing two artists known for emotionally intense, theatrical live shows.

Their Back to Badlands Tour, marking the tenth anniversary of their debut album, spanned North America, Europe, and Australia across more than 30 shows.

The tour also included appearances at major festivals, including Rock in Rio in Brazil, extending Halsey's reach well beyond their usual headline circuit.

Key Facts about Halsey

• Born Ashley Nicolette Frangipane in Washington, D.C., and raised in New Jersey
• Debut album Badlands is one of the only albums in music history to have every track RIAA-certified
• Publicly disclosed a lupus and T cell disorder diagnosis through the 2024 song "The End"
• Has collaborated with artists including Trent Reznor, Atticus Ross, and The Chainsmokers

Halsey tours are often built around specific album anniversaries, so the exact mix of songs can shift significantly depending on which era is being celebrated