KATSEYE kicked off The Wildworld Tour at Dublin’s 3Arena on September 1, 2026, and KATSEYE México wasted no time breaking down the complete 20-song setlist for fans who couldn’t be there. The show splits cleanly into two acts plus an encore, pulling from all three of the group’s projects, “WILD,” “Beautiful Chaos” and “SIS (Soft Is Strong)”, while notably skipping a pair of tracks longtime fans expected to hear.
The Full Wildworld Tour Setlist
The show also includes solo dance breaks for members Daniela, Megan and Yoonchae, plus a piano rendition of “Unloveu” performed as a live debut by Lara. The set draws six songs from “WILD,” five from “Beautiful Chaos,” and five from “SIS,” along with a live debut performance of the group’s solo version of “Iconic By Mistake,” their collaboration with Le Sserafim and Illit.
| Act | Songs |
|---|---|
| Act I | Hootie Frutti, Internet Girl, That Way, Touch, Mean Girls, Gabriela, Pinky Up |
| Act II | Animal, Tonight I Might, I’m Pretty, Time Lapse, Gameboy, Unloveu, My Way, Bel Air, M.I.A. |
| Encore | Debut, Iconic By Mistake, Gnarly, Gnarly x Hootie Frutti x Pinky Up (closing mashup) |
What’s Missing, and Why Fans Are Talking About It
The setlist reveal drew over 1,100 likes on a single comment pointing out that two of the group’s own songs, “Flame” and “Monster High,” didn’t make the cut, both of which have appeared in KATSEYE’s festival sets earlier in 2026, including Head in the Clouds and Governors Ball. A separate comment echoed the same frustration, specifically calling out the absence of “Flame” and “Monster High” alongside a wish for the extended “DA” mix. That kind of specific, upvoted pushback suggests the tour setlist was trimmed down from a broader festival-circuit rotation to fit the pacing of a full headline arena show, a common trade-off when a group moves from 30-minute festival slots into 90-minute headline sets built around narrative arcs rather than maximum song count.
A Four-Member Show, and What That Means
The Dublin opening night was performed by four of KATSEYE’s six members, Daniela Avanzini, Lara Raj, Megan Skiendiel and Yoonchae, after Sophia Laforteza announced a hiatus from the group in August. One fan comment specifically raised anticipation for what a Sophia solo moment might look like whenever she returns, a sign that her absence is being closely tracked by the fanbase even as the current four-member lineup carries the show forward.
How This Setlist Structure Compares to Peer Girl Groups’ Tour Sets
| Group | Tour | Set Length | Structural Approach |
|---|---|---|---|
| KATSEYE | Wildworld Tour (2026) | 20 songs, 2 acts + encore | Cross-catalog set with dance breaks and solo moments |
| Twice | This Is For World Tour | 25+ songs, multiple acts | Era-based segmented setlist with costume changes |
| Le Sserafim | Easy, Crazy, Hot Tour | 18–20 songs, 2 acts | Album-forward with legacy hits woven in |
| NewJeans | Bunnies Camp / pop-up sets | 10–14 songs, single act | Shorter, festival-style format |
KATSEYE’s structure lands closer to Le Sserafim’s approach than Twice’s sprawling, multi-costume-change format, favoring a tighter two-act build with dedicated solo showcases rather than a full era-by-era journey through the catalog. Given the group is only two EPs and one standalone single into their discography, that leaner structure makes sense: there’s simply less material to draw from than acts several album cycles deep.
What’s Next
With the Wildworld Tour just beginning its run and stops still ahead in Europe and North America, this Dublin-night setlist gives fans a solid baseline for what to expect, though KATSEYE has a track record of tweaking dance breaks, mashup segments and solo moments city to city. Whether “Flame” or “Monster High” gets added back into rotation as the tour progresses remains the biggest open question for fans still holding out hope.
