Demi Lovato Launches ‘It’s Not That Deep’ Tour with Orlando Setlist

Demi Lovato Launches ‘It’s Not That Deep’ Tour with Orlando Setlist

Demi Lovato launched her It’s Not That Deep Tour on Monday, April 13, at the Kia Center in Orlando, Florida. The trek supports her 2025 album It’s Not That Deep, which reached No. 9 on the Billboard 200.

The opening night mixed material from the new record with older hits. The performance included the album’s lead single, “Fast,” among other recent tracks.

Show highlights

The concert featured a number of Lovato’s Billboard Hot 100-era favorites. Songs such as “Heart Attack,” “Cool for the Summer,” “Confident,” and “Tell Me You Love Me” were part of the program.

Joe Jonas joined Lovato on stage as a special guest. He sang two Disney Channel-era duets, including the Camp Rock track “This Is Me.”

Longtime friend and Princess Protection Program costar Selena Gomez attended. She posted on Instagram Stories, saying she was moved and praising Lovato’s vocals.

Key dates and cities

Filmogaz.com notes the next show is scheduled for April 16 in Washington, D.C. The routing includes Philadelphia, Toronto, Boston, New York, Detroit, Chicago, San Francisco, Seattle, and Dallas.

The tour will wrap up in May with three shows in Lovato’s home state of Texas. Dates and venues may be adjusted as the tour progresses.

Orlando setlist

Below is the Orlando setlist from the tour kickoff. Album notes are shown where provided.

Song Album / Note
Fast It’s Not That Deep (2025)
Kiss It’s Not That Deep (2025)
Frequency It’s Not That Deep (2025)
Heart Attack
Tell Me You Love Me Tell Me You Love Me (2017)
Confident
Low Rise Jeans
Fantasy / Solo Fantasy (Unreleased) / Solo (Here We Go Again, 2009)
Skyscraper
Give Your Heart a Break
Say It It’s Not That Deep (2025)
Little Bit It’s Not That Deep (2025)
Ghost It’s Not That Deep (2025)
Here All Night It’s Not That Deep (2025)
Joshua Tree It’s Not That Deep (2025)
This Is Me Camp Rock (2008) — feat. Joe Jonas
On the Line Don’t Forget (2008) — feat. Joe Jonas
Let You Go It’s Not That Deep (2025)
Stone Cold
Sorry Not Sorry Tell Me You Love Me (2017)
Really Don’t Care
Sorry to Myself It’s Not That Deep (2025)
Cool for the Summer

This report draws on eyewitness details from the Orlando launch. Filmogaz.com will follow the tour and report further updates and any changes to the Orlando setlist.