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Adela Setlist: It’s Not That Deep Tour

By Jacklyn Krol | April 13, 2026

ADÉLA is officially entering her next era.

The rising pop star launched Demi Lovato’s highly anticipated It’s Not That Deep Tour this week, bringing her sharp lyricism, high-energy choreography, and unapologetic attitude to the stage. As fans continue to discover the singer behind songs filled with confidence, heartbreak, and self-awareness, the tour marks one of the biggest moments yet in ADÉLA’s growing solo career.

Known for pairing polished pop production with brutally honest lyrics, ADÉLA has quickly built a dedicated fanbase. Her music taps into the emotions of a generation trying to navigate love, friendship, identity, and growing up in the spotlight — all while keeping a sense of humor about it.

Now, with the It’s Not That Deep Tour underway, she’s bringing that same energy directly to fans on a large scale.

Inside ADÉLA’s ‘It’s Not That Deep Tour’

The It’s Not That Deep Tour is more than just a concert; it feels like a statement. Adela performed three unreleased songs, “KGB,” “Boys,” and “Made in LA.”

From the moment ADÉLA takes the stage, the production reflects the same blend of confidence that defines her music. Early footage from opening night shows sleek visuals, dynamic choreography, and plenty of moments where ADÉLA connects directly with the crowd.

The show balances upbeat, dance-heavy songs with more emotional and raw moments, giving fans a chance to see every side of the artist.

Fans of artists like Demi Lovato, Tate McRae, and Ava Max will likely find plenty to love in ADÉLA’s live show. ADÉLA has previously named Demi Lovato as one of her inspirations growing up.

Why the ‘It’s Not That Deep Tour’ Matters

For ADÉLA, this tour feels like a turning point.

While she has already earned attention for her music and online presence, the It’s Not That Deep Tour gives her the chance to prove herself as a live performer. Judging by the response from fans so far, she is doing exactly that.

ADÉLA has spent the past several years building toward this moment. She is now stepping confidently into the spotlight with a message that feels refreshingly real: not everything has to be perfect, and sometimes the best thing you can do is stop overthinking and just live.

With the It’s Not That Deep Tour only just beginning, it is clear that ADÉLA is an artist to watch.