Past & Present Tour

Past & Present Tour is the third headlining concert tour by American singer-songwriter Annie Hartford, in support of all her studio albums, including her latest, Sad But True. The tour began on August 16, 2022 in Montreal and is set to end on ?, 2023 in (insert number here), comprising (insert number here) concerts.

Background and development
Announced in February 2022

Concert synopsis
The show has 24 songs divided into five acts.


 * 1) Starting Out: Hartford emerges from a small staircase with an arched on the main stage in a corset top and flared pants. She opens the show with "Land of Broken Hearts" leading into "Dear Diary". A cloud of mint green smoke pops up from the pyro sections, representing Starting Out. Accompanied by seven female dancers, she performs "Happy & Sad" and "Vintage Crap" through a set resembling a dark cave and sings "I Hate Myself (Don't Know Why)" on a stool, followed by "No Plans (Unless I'm Included)".
 * 2) Philadelphia Girl: As blue smoke appears, the LED screen displays an anime version of Hartford riding a yellow motorcycle on a street in Center City Philadelphia, representing Philadelphia Girl. The real Hartford reappears in a colorful romper and silver gravity heels. She performs "All My Friends Are Tired" on the main stage, "Rebellious Anthem" at mid-stage, and "My Bad" on the second floor of the stage, all alongside her band.
 * 3) 2000: The stage adopts an aesthetic showing several landmarks in Harrisburg. Hartford reappears in a backless mermaid-oriented dress and begins singing "Pennsylvania", followed by a dark theme that leads to "My Mistake" and concludes the act with the charity single "Women Now".
 * 4) Surprise cover songs: Hartford, wearing a teal bodysuit with a light blue crop top underneath, sings one "surprise cover song" on the main stage and another at mid-stage.
 * 5) Sad But True: A cloud of pink dust crashes against the screen, revealing the anime version Hartford, who shoots a gold arrow, hitting the middle of the board. Eight dancers, four of each gender, carry out giant paper sunflowers as the real Hartford reemerges in a white coat-like dress and blue belt to sing "Raining in the Keystone State", followed by "Parachute" and "We're Making It Right". The dancers perform with glowsticks as Hartford sings "I Object" and undergoes an onstage costume change, reappearing in a gold sequined dress. She then sings "Arsenic", followed by "A Million Years Ago", "The Getaway Song", and "Boy with Claws". Hartford follows with "Deck of Cards" featuring choreography inspired by the song's music video. "Unbreakable" closes the show with fireworks and confetti.

Set list
Here is the average set list from the Past & Present Tour.

Act 1: Starting Out
 * 1) "Land of Broken Hearts"
 * 2) "Dear Diary"
 * 3) "Happy & Sad"
 * 4) "Vintage Crap"
 * 5) "I Hate Myself (Don't Know Why)"
 * 6) "No Plans (Unless I'm Included)"

Act 2: Philadelphia Girl
 * 1) "All My Friends Are Tired"
 * 2) "Rebellious Anthem"
 * 3) "My Bad"

Act 3: 2000
 * 1) "Pennsylvania
 * 2) "My Mistake"
 * 3) "Women Now"

Act 4: Surprise cover songs
 * 1) First surprise cover song
 * 2) Second surprise cover song

Act 5: Sad But True
 * 1) "Raining in the Keystone State"
 * 2) "Parachute"
 * 3) "We're Making It Right"
 * 4) "I Object"
 * 5) "Arsenic"
 * 6) "A Million Years"
 * 7) "The Getaway Song"
 * 8) "Boy with Claws"
 * 9) "Deck of Cards"
 * 10) "Unbreakable"


 * Surprise cover songs
 * August 16, 2022 – Montreal: "A Year Without Rain" by Selena Gomez and "On the Ground" by Rosé
 * August 19, 2022 – Quebec City: "Love in the Dark" by Adele and "Don't Shut Me Down" by ABBA
 * August 21, 2022 – Boston: "You Should See Me in a Crown" by Billie Eilish and "Concrete Angel" by Martina McBride
 * August 23, 2022 – Albany: "You Light Up My Life" by Kasey Cisyk and "Say My Name" by Destiny's Child
 * August 25, 2022 – University Park: "Higher Love" by Steve Winwood and "Wrecking Ball" by Miley Cyrus
 * August 26, 2022 – Washington, D.C.: "Stone Cold" by Demi Lovato and "Walk Me Home" by P!nk
 * August 29, 2022 – Charlotte: "Dig a Little Deeper" by The Cheetah Girls and "Drivers License" by Olivia Rodrigo
 * August 31, 2022 – Atlanta: "Am I Wrong?" by Nico & Vinz and "My Once Upon a Time" by Dove Cameron
 * September 2, 2022 – Tampa: "The Whole of the Moon" by The Waterboys and "They Long to Be Close to You" by The Carpenters
 * September 3, 2022 – Miami: "Diamonds Are Forever" by Shirley Bassey and "Here I Again" by Whitesnake
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 * March 22, 2023 – Perth: "wikipedia:" by wikipedia: and "wikipedia:" by wikipedia:
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Reaction
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Tour dates

 * Cancellations