Kristin's setlist?

[Alessio2]

Posted: 9/21/15 at 6:29pm

Does anyone know Kristin Chenoweth's set list for her current tour? I'm seeing her in L.A. And am curious about it. Saw her two years ago at the hollywood bowl and am hoping it's pretty different. 

[TheGingerBreadMan]

Posted: 9/23/15 at 9:07am

I'll be seeing her in January and am interested to know as well. 

[Scott Rosson]

Posted: 9/23/15 at 9:51am

I am seeing her on Oct 3rd. I will report back!

[junglered]

Posted: 9/23/15 at 1:22pm

I believe Kristin changes her setlist slightly at each concert.

These songs may not be in the exact order, but I think this is the setlist from the Atlanta concert I attended last Friday:

Should I Be Sweet / Maybe This Time / Taylor, the Latte Boy  / Moon River  / Fathers and Daughters /  Dance 10, Looks 3 (Oklahoma Style)  / Popular  / For Good  / Bring Him Home  / Upon This Rock / Little Sparrow  / I Could Have Danced All Night  / Somewhere Over the Rainbow  / I Was Here /  Encore: Smile

[NJ_BroadwayGirl]

Posted: 9/23/15 at 1:30pm

I didn't write down the full set list when I saw her on 9/11 in Morristown, NJ but it's very similar to the Atlanta list just posted and I think the beginning is pretty much in order. We actually got all of those same songs except, Smile, and a few more from what I can tell. 

 

For us she also sang Borrowed Angels, since it was 9/11, and Walkin After Midnight during which she was joined by three of the tap dancing porters from On the 20th Century.

 

She sang Upon this Rock and I Was Here as her last two songs, accompanied by a youth choir from the arts center where the concert was held. This was really emotional for Kristin and you could tell she is truly inspired by singing with young people. Our encore was a Dolly Parton style I Will Always Love You. 

[karen24]

Posted: 10/10/15 at 10:38am

This is basically just going to be a rave post, but I wanted to write about Kristin's concert last night in Rochester, NY. It was really a wonderful night. I'd seen her in On The 20th Century, which was great, but seeing her in concert was completely different. She sounded wonderful and was so warm and funny on stage. She sang for almost two hours (no intermission) and her setlist was very similar to the one that junglered posted.

A couple of added moments: She brought out a "special guest," who turned out to be Analisa Learning, an Eastman School of Music graduate and currently standby for Kelli O'Hara in The King and I (Kristin mentioned that Analisa took one night off to be in Rochester.) Kristin and Analisa were together in 20th Century and formed a close friendship. They sang "For Good" together and it was lovely; Kristin kept choking up from emotion Then Kristin left the stage and Analisa sang a beautiful rendition of "When Did I Fall in Love?" from "Fiorello!"

Towards the end of the concert, Kristin brought out eight current Eastman school students to sing with her. She spent time asking each one his/her name, major, and what they wanted to do after graduation. I can just imagine how exciting that was for them. They sang two songs: Upon this Rock and I Was Here. They sounded great, especially considering that she had gotten into town too late to rehearse with them!

We were sitting 'way up in the balcony, so we had a good view, but she did look tiny. I was kicking myself for forgetting my binoculars as it would have been fun to get a better look at her expressions. Still, that didn't detract from the overall wonderful experience. Oh, Mary Mitchell Campbell was her music director/accompanist  - it was fun to see her again - I think the last time I saw her she was the music director for "Big Fish."

Updated On: 10/10/15 at 10:38 AM

[haterobics]

Posted: 10/10/15 at 11:12am

Some recent shows are on setlist.fm: 

 

http://www.setlist.fm/setlist/kristin-chenoweth/2015/the-mountain-winery-saratoga-ca-3f4c95f.html