Kanye West’s SoFi Stadium Show: A Hit-Filled Spectacle

Get ready, Los Angeles! Kanye West recently took the stage at SoFi Stadium for the first night of his highly anticipated series, and it was nothing short of epic. After a five-year hiatus from performing in the United States, Ye didn’t just show up; he delivered a concert experience packed with an all-time great setlist that had fans buzzing.

A Mix of New and Classic Hits

Fresh off the release of his latest album, “Bully,” Kanye treated the sold-out crowd to a dynamic performance. While the album itself has garnered mixed reviews from critics, fans have been overwhelmingly positive, and the SoFi Stadium show proved just how much they were ready for Ye’s return.

This wasn’t just a simple listening party for “Bully.” Kanye orchestrated a full-blown concert, masterfully weaving in tracks from his new project alongside some of the biggest hits that have defined his legendary career. The visuals were reportedly stunning, but the real star was the extensive tracklist that spanned his entire discography.

An Unforgettable Setlist

Fans were treated to a deep dive into Kanye’s musical journey. The setlist included standout tracks from “Bully” alongside beloved anthems that have become staples in hip-hop history. From “N****s in Paris” and “Power” to “Jesus Walks” and “All Falls Down,” Ye reminded everyone why he’s a generational talent.

• KING
• THIS A MUST
• FATHER
• ALL THE LOVE (w/ Andre Troutman)
• Father Stretch My Hands, Pt. 1
• Can’t Tell Me Nothing
• N****s in Paris
• Mercy
• Praise God
• Black Skinhead
• On Sight
• Blood on the Leaves
• CARNIVAL
• Power
• Bound 2
• Say You Will (w/ Andre Troutman)
• Heartless
• Moon (w/ Don Toliver)
• E85 (w/ Don Toliver)
• TALKING (w/ North West)
• PIERCING ON MY HAND (w/ North West)
• EVERYBODY
• All Falls Down
• Jesus Walks
• Through the Wire
• Good Life
• All of the Lights
• Runaway

The inclusion of tracks featuring collaborators like Andre Troutman, Don Toliver, and even his daughter North West added special moments to the performance. Whether he’ll switch up the setlist for his upcoming Friday show on April 3rd remains to be seen, but night one has certainly set a high bar.