The Weeknd: the possible setlist for the concerts in Milan at San Siro Stadium

Anticipation is building for the return of The Weeknd to Italy. The Canadian star will headline three consecutive shows at Milan's San Siro stadium, scheduled for July 24, 25 and 26, the only Italian dates on the European leg of his "After Hours Til Dawn Tour".
Three years after his two nights at the Ippodromo La Maura, Abel Tesfaye returns with an even more ambitious show. The tour has in fact become the highest-grossing ever for a male solo artist, with over 7.5 million tickets sold and revenues exceeding a billion dollars. Opening all three nights will be Playboi Carti, who during the European dates has also joined The Weeknd on stage to perform "Timeless" and "Rather Lie" together.

The Weeknd's Milan setlist

The setlist is expected to follow the one performed on the recent European dates, with around forty songs spanning the Canadian artist's entire career, leaving plenty of room for his latest album "Hurry Up Tomorrow", released in 2025, alongside the huge hits that have made him one of the leading stars of contemporary pop. As always, the setlist could vary from night to night, with possible surprise guests or changes to the running order. Based on the setlists from previous stops on the tour, here is the likely setlist for The Weeknd's triple show in Milan.

Baptized In Fear
Open Hearts
Wake Me Up
After Hours
Starboy
Heartless
Faith
Cry For Me
São Paulo
Take My Breath
Sacrifice
How Do I Make You Love Me?
Eva
Can’t Feel My Face
Lost In The Fire
Often
Given Up On Me
I Was Never There
The Hills
Timeless
Rather Lie
Creepin’
Niagara Falls
One Of The Girls
Stargirl Interlude
Out Of Time
I Feel It Coming
Die For You
Is There Someone Else?
Wicked Games
Call Out My Name
The Abyss
Professional
Save Your Tears
Less Than Zero
Blinding Lights
Without A Warning
House Of Balloons
Moth To A Flame

A record-breaking show

The show relies on a spectacular production: dominating the stage is a 12-metre-tall golden sculpture created by Japanese artist Hajime Sorayama, flanked by enormous golden ruins, lighting effects, lasers and flames. Compared to the 2023 tour, which stopped at Milan's Ippodromo La Maura with a set design inspired by a city skyline, the new staging presents a post-apocalyptic, monumental landscape.
The Weeknd's set runs just under two hours and alternates songs from his latest work with his most beloved classics. Among the most anticipated moments are "Take My Breath", "Can't Feel My Face", "The Hills", "I Feel It Coming", "Save Your Tears" and the closing "Blinding Lights", by now The Weeknd's signature song.

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