Here’s what Wu-Tang Clan played as they kicked off their farewell tour

Wu-Tang Clan kicked off their highly anticipated farewell tour with a powerful set that honored their legacy while electrifying the crowd. Opening with “Bring da Ruckus,” they took fans on a gritty journey through classics like “C.R.E.A.M.,” “Protect Ya Neck,” and “Wu-Tang Clan Ain’t Nuthing ta F’ Wit.” The group paid tribute to the late Ol’ Dirty Bastard with a rousing performance of “Shimmy Shimmy Ya.” Their set mixed raw energy, lyrical prowess, and deep nostalgia, proving their influence still runs deep. As the tour begins, it’s a celebration of hip-hop history from one of its most iconic collectives.

The 40-track, two-hour set was a career-spanning journey—from early Clan anthems and solo epics to rare deep cuts and emotional tributes. Audience members were treated to both nostalgia and surprises, capped off with a collective celebration of Wu‑Tang’s enduring influence.

The tour continues next in Raleigh, moving through Los Angeles, Atlanta, Chicago, New York, Toronto, and beyond.