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AVRIL LAVIGNE Greatest Hits Tour North America 2024 Setlist Playlist

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In 2002, Avril Lavigne released Let Go, her first LP and the best-selling album of the 21st century by a Canadian artist. She was 17, angsty, with an undeniable ear for hook, melody, and articulating adolescent rage in a way that made her equal parts adored and a punk pariah. Now, on her seventh studio album, Love Sux, Lavigne has shown that those frustrations never really go away, so you might as well have some fun writing about them in the process. Produced by Warped Tour veteran John “Feldy” Feldmann and her new beau, MOD SUN, Love Sux boasts pure pop-punk anthems through and through in “Kiss Me Like the World Is Ending,” “Bois Lie” featuring Machine Gun Kelly, and “Bite Me,” where her soaring lyric soprano reaches new heights on her characteristic “aye-yuh” notes. Elsewhere, shades of her past eras flourish: The cheerleading cadence of “Cannonball” recalls “Girlfriend”; “F.U.” is a continuation of “What the Hell.” Bolstered by a series of collaborations and blink-182's Travis Barker on the drums, Lavigne ventures into new territory, too, like in the buzzy synths of “Avalanche” or the rap-punk of “Love It When You Hate Me” featuring blackbear.

February 25, 2022 12 Songs, 33 minutes A DTA Records / Elektra Records release. Under exclusive license to Elektra Records LLC for the world excluding Japan, ℗ 2022 Avril Lavigne Music & Entertainment 2013 Inc.

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Pop-punk legend Avril Lavigne finally brought her Love Sux Tour to London for the first of two huge sold-out shows at Alexandra Palace. After numerous postponements and a venue change, Avril’s fans were eager to see her take to the stage. The fans screamed with anticipation as the lights dimmed and the screen began displaying an intro video reflecting on the singers career. As the video come to an end Avril took to the stage on a platform above the drummer and kicks off the show with “Bite Me” from her 2022 album Love Sux . The setlist included many fan favourites from the early years of Avril’s career, including “Complicated”, “Girlfriend” and of course “Sk8er Boi” which ended with a blast of confetti. She also played some new song as well as playing classics including Yungblud collab “I’m a Mess”, Blackbear collab “Love It When You Hate Me” and of course the song that named the tour “Love Sux”.  To conclude such a huge night Lavigne performed “Here’s To Never Growing Up”, which had the audience singing the lyrics back to the singer loudly. Phem opened up the and certainly warmed up the crowd ahead of the headliner, and even joined Avril on stage for a cover of the Spice Girls “Wannabe”.

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