Mitski Unveils New Songs and Rare Gems at Intimate Nashville Show

Experience Mitski's fresh tunes and cherished rarities live from her intimate Nashville performance.

There’s something magical about catching an artist like Mitski in a cozy setting, where every whisper of her voice and every strum of her guitar feels personal and profound. Last week, Nashville fans were treated to just that—a chance to hear new songs alongside rare, beloved tracks in an intimate pop-up show at the Basement East.

Mitski’s New Chapter: Fresh Tracks and a Sneak Peek of What’s to Come

Mitski has been teasing new music and a major comeback. After wiping her Instagram clean and sending fans down the rabbit hole with a mysterious phone line, she officially announced her upcoming album, Nothing’s About to Happen to Me. The lead single, “Where’s My Phone?”, signals a captivating new era for the indie icon.

Just recently, she dropped another single, “I’ll Change For You,” while also unveiling a global tour stretching throughout 2026. Excitement is bubbling as fans anticipate this next chapter from an artist who’s always kept her craft both intimate and powerful.

Up Close and Personal: The Nashville Pop-Up Experience

On Sunday, February 8, 2026, Mitski took the stage at Basement East, a venue that holds just 600 lucky souls. The show was a treasure trove for fans, featuring brand-new cuts like “Where’s My Phone?”, “I’ll Change For You,” and a previously unheard track, “If I Leave.”

But it wasn’t just fresh material lighting up the night. Mitski reached deep into her vault, playing rarities and fan favorites like:

• “A Horse Named Cold Air”
• “Circle” (performed live for the very first time!)
• “I Want You” (not played live since 201x)
• “Pearl Diver” (first live performance since 2012!)

There’s something so thrilling about hearing a song live for the first time in years or even ever. It’s like finding a secret message only the most devoted could ever hope to unlock.

Relive the Moment: Watch Mitski’s Live Debut of “I’ll Change For You”

Catch Mitski’s heartfelt debut of “I’ll Change For You,” captured live at the Basement East in Nashville below:

Rare Footage and Fan-Captured Moments

Mitski’s devoted followers have shared glimpses of the night across social media, capturing the electric vibe and intimate emotion of the set.

• Instagram Reel - Fan footage of the concert
• Instagram Reel - Another glimpse of the show
• Instagram Reel - More moments from the night

These clips give us a taste of the atmosphere, the crowd’s connection, and Mitski’s captivating stage presence.

What Mitski Played: A Setlist to Remember

Here’s the full setlist from that unforgettable night:

• “Working For The Knife”
• “Buffalo Replaced”
• “I Bet On Losing Dogs”
• “Where’s My Phone?”
• “Heaven”
• “I’ll Change For You”
• “When Memories Snow”
• “Circle”
• “Washing Machine Heart”
• “Once More to See You”
• “I Want You”
• “Francis Forever”
• “If I Leave”
• “Stay Soft”
• “A Horse Named Cold Air”
• “Two Slow Dancers”
• “My Love Mine All Mine”
• “Pearl Diver”

This blend of new gems, classics, and rare performances made the night an emotional rollercoaster for those in attendance.

The 2026 Global Tour: Taking “Nothing’s About to Happen to Me” Worldwide

Mitski’s upcoming album drops February 27, and following that, she launches a sprawling world tour starting with a six-night residency at The Shed in New York City from March 2-9. From there, it’s a whirlwind journey hitting iconic venues and cities including:

• Mexico City
• Los Angeles (Hollywood High School residency)
• Istanbul
• Paris
• Amsterdam
• Brussels
• London (Royal Albert Hall)
• Sydney (Opera House residency)
• Manila
• Bangkok
• Jakarta
• Kuala Lumpur
• Singapore

Support acts are as diverse and exciting as the tour itself, featuring artists like Sex Week, Gustaf, Haley Heynderickx, Maria Somerville, and more.

Tickets go on sale February 13 at 10 AM local time, a date every Mitski fan should mark in their calendar!

Tour Dates Snapshot

March
2-4, 6-7, 9: The Shed, New York, NY
23: Auditorio Nacional, Mexico City

April
30-April 4: Hollywood High, Los Angeles, CA

May
2: Kucukciftlik Park, Istanbul
5: Zenith Paris – La Villette, Paris
6-7: AFAS Live, Amsterdam
9: Forest National, Brussels
21: Royal Albert Hall, London
29-31: Sydney Opera House, Sydney

June
1: Sydney Opera House, Sydney

July
14: Mall of Asia Arena, Manila
16: UOB Live, Bangkok
18: Tennis Indoor Senayan, Jakarta
20: Zepp KL, Kuala Lumpur
21: The Star Theatre, Singapore

Mitski’s Recent Musical Highlights

Before this new wave, Mitski released The Land Is Inhospitable And So Are We in 2023, an album that critics praised for its masterful storytelling and emotional depth. She’s kept busy since then, lending her voice to a stunning cover of Pete Townshend’s “Let My Love Open the Door” for the A Big Bold Beautiful Journey soundtrack, collaborating with Tamino on the evocative “Sanctuary,” and featuring on the title track of Florence + The Machine’s Everybody Scream.

It’s clear Mitski never rests, continuously crafting new chapters for her ever-growing catalogue that fans treasure.

In Conclusion

Whether you’re a longtime fan or new to Mitski’s artistry, this intimate Nashville show was a heartbeat moment—where the new and rare collide beautifully on stage. With a new album dropping soon and a globe-trotting tour on the horizon, Mitski is set to captivate our hearts all over again. What rare gems are you hoping she plays live? Drop your dream setlist in the comments!

FAQ

• What new songs did Mitski debut at the Nashville show?
  Mitski debuted “Where’s My Phone?”, “I’ll Change For You,” and an unreleased track called “If I Leave.”
• Where was Mitski’s intimate pop-up show held?
  The show took place at Basement East in Nashville, a cozy venue with a 600-person capacity.
• What rare songs were performed at the show?
  Fans enjoyed rare live performances of “Circle” (first-ever live), “I Want You” (first time since 201x), and “Pearl Diver” (first time since 2012).
• When is Mitski’s new album releasing?
  Nothing’s About to Happen to Me is set for release on February 27, 2026.
• Where does Mitski’s 2026 global tour start?
  The tour kicks off with a six-night residency at The Shed in New York City starting March 2, 2026.

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