All I Know So Far: Setlist
P!NK
All I Know So Far: Setlist is P!NK’s second live album and the official soundtrack to her tour documentary Pink: All I Know So Far, released on May 21, 2021 by RCA Records. Built mostly from performances on her 2019 Beautiful Trauma World Tour—especially two huge nights at London’s Wembley Stadium—it gathers 16 tracks that mix live versions of her biggest hits, several covers, one new studio single (“All I Know So Far”), and her 2017 MTV Video Vanguard Award acceptance speech. The sequencing is designed to feel like a condensed P!NK show: it opens with early‑2000s anthems “Just Like a Pill” and “Who Knew,” moves through medleys and newer songs like “Walk Me Home” and “I Am Here,” and closes with a run of Queen covers (“Bohemian Rhapsody,” “We Are the Champions”) and the signature closer “So What.”
As a live document, the album emphasizes P!NK’s reputation as a high‑energy, arena‑filling performer who can still sound strong vocally while doing aerial stunts and big-stage choreography. The performances retain the punch of the studio versions but often lean more rock‑band and sing‑along, with crowd noise, elongated outros, and mash‑ups like “Funhouse/Just a Girl” giving familiar songs extra swagger. The inclusion of “Cover Me in Sunshine,” her duet with daughter Willow, and the new ballad “All I Know So Far” brings a more reflective, family‑centric thread that mirrors the documentary’s focus on balancing motherhood and pop‑stardom. Critics generally describe the album as a hit‑packed victory lap and a strong snapshot of her two‑decade career onstage—an ideal companion to the film and a fan‑friendly live “best of,” even if it’s not meant as a starting point for brand‑new listeners.
All I Know So Far: Setlist is P!NK’s second live album and the official soundtrack to her tour documentary Pink: All I Know So Far, released on May 21, 2021 by RCA Records. Built mostly from performances on her 2019 Beautiful Trauma World Tour—especially two huge nights at London’s Wembley Stadium—it gathers 16 tracks that mix live versions of her biggest hits, several covers, one new studio single (“All I Know So Far”), and her 2017 MTV Video Vanguard Award acceptance speech. The sequencing is designed to feel like a condensed P!NK show: it opens with early‑2000s anthems “Just Like a Pill” and “Who Knew,” moves through medleys and newer songs like “Walk Me Home” and “I Am Here,” and closes with a run of Queen covers (“Bohemian Rhapsody,” “We Are the Champions”) and the signature closer “So What.”
As a live document, the album emphasizes P!NK’s reputation as a high‑energy, arena‑filling performer who can still sound strong vocally while doing aerial stunts and big-stage choreography. The performances retain the punch of the studio versions but often lean more rock‑band and sing‑along, with crowd noise, elongated outros, and mash‑ups like “Funhouse/Just a Girl” giving familiar songs extra swagger. The inclusion of “Cover Me in Sunshine,” her duet with daughter Willow, and the new ballad “All I Know So Far” brings a more reflective, family‑centric thread that mirrors the documentary’s focus on balancing motherhood and pop‑stardom. Critics generally describe the album as a hit‑packed victory lap and a strong snapshot of her two‑decade career onstage—an ideal companion to the film and a fan‑friendly live “best of,” even if it’s not meant as a starting point for brand‑new listeners.
All I Know So Far: Setlist
P!NK
All I Know So Far: Setlist is P!NK’s second live album and the official soundtrack to her tour documentary Pink: All I Know So Far, released on May 21, 2021 by RCA Records. Built mostly from performances on her 2019 Beautiful Trauma World Tour—especially two huge nights at London’s Wembley Stadium—it gathers 16 tracks that mix live versions of her biggest hits, several covers, one new studio single (“All I Know So Far”), and her 2017 MTV Video Vanguard Award acceptance speech. The sequencing is designed to feel like a condensed P!NK show: it opens with early‑2000s anthems “Just Like a Pill” and “Who Knew,” moves through medleys and newer songs like “Walk Me Home” and “I Am Here,” and closes with a run of Queen covers (“Bohemian Rhapsody,” “We Are the Champions”) and the signature closer “So What.”
As a live document, the album emphasizes P!NK’s reputation as a high‑energy, arena‑filling performer who can still sound strong vocally while doing aerial stunts and big-stage choreography. The performances retain the punch of the studio versions but often lean more rock‑band and sing‑along, with crowd noise, elongated outros, and mash‑ups like “Funhouse/Just a Girl” giving familiar songs extra swagger. The inclusion of “Cover Me in Sunshine,” her duet with daughter Willow, and the new ballad “All I Know So Far” brings a more reflective, family‑centric thread that mirrors the documentary’s focus on balancing motherhood and pop‑stardom. Critics generally describe the album as a hit‑packed victory lap and a strong snapshot of her two‑decade career onstage—an ideal companion to the film and a fan‑friendly live “best of,” even if it’s not meant as a starting point for brand‑new listeners.
All I Know So Far: Setlist is P!NK’s second live album and the official soundtrack to her tour documentary Pink: All I Know So Far, released on May 21, 2021 by RCA Records. Built mostly from performances on her 2019 Beautiful Trauma World Tour—especially two huge nights at London’s Wembley Stadium—it gathers 16 tracks that mix live versions of her biggest hits, several covers, one new studio single (“All I Know So Far”), and her 2017 MTV Video Vanguard Award acceptance speech. The sequencing is designed to feel like a condensed P!NK show: it opens with early‑2000s anthems “Just Like a Pill” and “Who Knew,” moves through medleys and newer songs like “Walk Me Home” and “I Am Here,” and closes with a run of Queen covers (“Bohemian Rhapsody,” “We Are the Champions”) and the signature closer “So What.”
As a live document, the album emphasizes P!NK’s reputation as a high‑energy, arena‑filling performer who can still sound strong vocally while doing aerial stunts and big-stage choreography. The performances retain the punch of the studio versions but often lean more rock‑band and sing‑along, with crowd noise, elongated outros, and mash‑ups like “Funhouse/Just a Girl” giving familiar songs extra swagger. The inclusion of “Cover Me in Sunshine,” her duet with daughter Willow, and the new ballad “All I Know So Far” brings a more reflective, family‑centric thread that mirrors the documentary’s focus on balancing motherhood and pop‑stardom. Critics generally describe the album as a hit‑packed victory lap and a strong snapshot of her two‑decade career onstage—an ideal companion to the film and a fan‑friendly live “best of,” even if it’s not meant as a starting point for brand‑new listeners.