Little Mix are finally bringing their Confetti tour to Cardiff's Motorpoint Arena and the girls are in Wales for a three-night run, performing from Monday, May 2 to Wednesday, May 4 . The trio, made up of Leigh-Anne Pinnock, Perrie Edwards and Jade Thirlwall, kicked off their hotly-anticipated Confetti tour in April, after it was rescheduled in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.
The live show will feature tracks from their 2020 album, Confetti, like Holiday and Break Up Song, alongside some of their greatest hits including Touch, Woman Like Me, Black Magic and Shout Out To My Ex - and more. The girls also released a best of, Between Us, last November. This coincided with the announcement they were going on hiatus once the Confetti tour is completed.
If you're going to see Little Mix this week, here's some essential information ahead of your visit to Cardiff.
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Are there tickets left?
Sadly not. The three shows are sold out. But if you're keen try the Motorpoint's Box Office for last-minute availability. 029 2022 4488.
Showtimes
Main doors open: 6:30pm
Show begins: 7pm
Show ends: 10pm
Support acts
Dennis Coleam and Since September will open the show ahead of Little Mix.
How to get to the Motorpoint
The arena is in the centre of Cardiff and its postcode is CF10 2EQ, for your satnav. Where to park is detailed below.
Both Cardiff Central and Cardiff Queen Street are approximately 10 minutes walk away from the arena. For buses into Cardiff (particularly on bank holiday Monday) please check with your local provider.
Where to park
St David's Shopping Centre car park is open 24 hours and across the road from the arena. Rapports NCP is a also a short walk from the arena, find details on that, here.
Confetti Tour set list
If tonight's performance follows the same pattern as previous instalments on the tour, the set list will be as follows:
- Shout Out to My Ex
- Heartbreak Anthem
- Break Up Song
- Wings
- Move
- Power / Gloves Up
- Secret Love Song Pt. II
- Woman Like Me (Rock rendition)
- Free Your Mind (En Vogue cover)
- Happiness
- No More Sad Songs
- Love Me or Leave Me
- Between Us
- Love (Sweet Love)
- Reggaeton Lento
- Wasabi
- Black Magic
- Salute / Industry Baby (Lil Nas X and Jack Harlow cover)
- Touch
- Only You
- No Time for Tears
- Confetti
- Sweet Melody
What to expect from the show
Our sister site, Chronicle Live reviewed the group when they performed three nights in Newcastle. Reviewer Simon Duke gave them five stars and wrote: "As well as probably not getting enough credit for all the terrific tunes they’ve given us over the past 11 years, Little Mix definitely don’t get the recognition they’d deserve for their vocals. Jade, Perrie and Leigh-Anne all got their ‘money moments’ to show off their voices to great aplomb, with a well deserved outing for spine-tinglingly good Get Weird album track Love Me or Leave Me proving to be the perfect springboard for their singing abilities.
"While this is Little Mix's goodbye tour, the Confetti shows also act as a reminder that the group are still very much at the top of the game. They aren't bowing out because the hits have dried up or support for them has waned - the reaction in Newcastle showed there is still infinite amounts of love for them out there and the songs speak for themselves." To keep up to date with the latest What's On news from across Wales subscribe to our newsletter here.
