The Neighbourhood Premieres Songs At The Wourld Tour Opener In Austin

The Neighbourhood introduced a smattering of song debuts at the opening show of their first proper tour since 2021. The band launched The Wourld Tour on Saturday night at a sold-out Moody Center in Austin, Texas.

The Neighbourhood’s tour supports their fifth album, 2025’s (((((ultraSOUND)))))) (and the deluxe edition released in February). A total of six songs from the new album made it into the opening night setlist.

The Neighbourhood followed the (((((ultraSOUND)))))) tracklist by starting the show with “Hula Girl” and “OMG.” Later in the first half came fellow album entry, “Planet,” which marked its purported first live performance.

Near the end of the second half of the concert, The Neighbourhood debuted the (((((ultraSOUND)))))) bonus track “Good Grief,” and paired it with the set closing “Private.” The final portion of the concert continued with the last song played from the new album, “Lovebomb.”

According to reports, The Neighbourhood also premiered “Reflections” and “Nervous” from their 2018 self-titled third album, as well as their 2021 standalone single, “Fallen Star.” Live rarities — “A Little Death” from their 2013 debut album I Love You., “Baby Came Home 2” from their 2015 sophomore LP Wiped Out!, and “Softcore” from The Neighbourhood — were also unexpectedly included in the first-night setlist.

The Neighbourhood’s The Wourld Tour resumes tomorrow, Tuesday, March 31, at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, Texas. Scroll on for video, photos and the setlist from opening night.