Whether you're a big fan of P!nk or not, one thing is for sure: The artist knows how to put on a great show—so you might want to consider snagging tickets to her upcoming Summer Carnival tour stop in Chicago this Saturday, August 24, at Soldier Field. The show might very well be one of the best things to do in Chicago this season.
The tour, in support of P!nk's 9th studio album, Trustfall, actually kicked off in June of 2023 but it is just now finally making its way to Chicago.
Expect beautiful renditions of both classic P!nk songs and newer tracks alongside some pretty awesome aerial acrobatics, an act that the artist is now also known for.
Here is everything you need to know about the Chicago stop of the Summer Carnival tour.
When is the P!nk Chicago Summer Carnival?
P!nk will take over Soldier Field on Saturday, August 24, at 6:30pm.
If you want to get there early, keep in mind that the parking lots will open at 2:30pm and the stadium's gates will open at 4:30pm.
How much are tickets to see P!nk in Chicago?
Prices to the concert range from about $38 to over $350 depending on where you want to sit. Tickets are available right here.
Are there still tickets for the P!nk Chicago Summer Carnival?
Yes, tickets are still available for the P!nk Chicago Summer Carnival concert—so go get 'em!
When will P!nk come on stage?
Soldier Field has not made any announcement regarding when, exactly, P!nk will come on stage but, if her past tour stops are of any indication, fans can expect her to start her gig about four hours after the gates open. That would be around 8:30pm. Her shows last about two hours.
Who will be the supporting act at the P!nk Summer Carnival concert in Chicago?
Three special guests will kick off P!nk's show in Chicago: Sheryl Crow, The Script and KidCutUp.
What songs are on P!nk's set list for her Chicago Summer Carnival concert?
We don't have an official set list but we expect P!nk to perform a roster of songs similar to the one she took on during previous tour stops, including bangers like "Get the Party Started," "Raise Your Glass," "Trustfall" and "So What."
The artist has also performed some pretty great covers in the past, including Bob Dylan's "Make You Feel My Love" and "What's Up?" by 4 Non Blondes.