Chappell Roan’s second night in KC was a homecoming parade of pink, pride, and pure joy

Chappell Roan Museum And Memorial Park 17

Chappell Roan. // photo by Daniel Fuchs

Chappell Roan
with Baby Tate
Liberty Memorial
Saturday, October 4

It was a homecoming parade of pink, pride, and pure joy for the Midwest Princess on the second show of Chappell Roan’s two-night stand in KC. The pop star brought everything she had for night two in Kansas City—and so did her fans. When the surprise pop-up shows were announced, it wasn’t shocking to see New York and Los Angeles on the list. But seeing Kansas City alongside them sent an electric buzz through the city. Visitors raved about KC’s warmth and hospitality, and this weekend became a statement not just for Chappell, but for Kansas City itself.

The stage looked like something out of a fairy tale, and Chappell delivered the magic to match. She burst onto the stage with “Super Graphic Ultra Modern Girl” and “Femininomenon,” the crowd shouting every lyric right back at her.

When the opening notes of her newest single, the soaring ballad “The Subway,” echoed through the park, the response was thunderous. And if there was ever any doubt about the power of her music, the sight of 30,000 fans dancing in perfect sync to “HOT TO GO!” erased it.

We often pause to appreciate once-in-a-generation athletes for their greatness as it happens. The same should be said for artists like Chappell Roan. Her artistry, presence, and impact are truly singular. In a time when the world can feel divided and heavy, she shines a bright pink light—a reminder to live authentically, care deeply, and never stop dancing.

For 90 minutes, she gave us freedom from worry and filled the city with love, laughter, and optimism. The future of pop music is in very good hands—with our Midwest Princess leading the way.

All photos by Daniel Fuchs

Chappell Roan

Chappell Roan setlist
Super Graphic Ultra Modern Girl
Femininomenon
After Midnight
Naked in Manhattan
Guilty Pleasure
Casual
The Subway
HOT TO GO!
Barracuda (Heart cover)
Picture You
Kaleidoscope
The Giver
Red Wine Supernova
Coffee
Good Luck, Babe!
My Kink Is Karma
California
Pink Pony Club

Baby Tate

Drag performers and crowd

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