All the Songs He Has Planned

Ed Sheeran only just wrapped his three-year-plus Mathematics Tour in September, but he’s already hitting the road again in just a few days — and on Tuesday (Jan. 13), the singer announced which songs in his discography he’s planning on performing.

The unveiling of Sheeran’s track selections comes in partnership with Apple Music, through which he premiered an exclusive playlist featuring all the songs fans will hear at his shows starting Jan. 16 in Auckland, New Zealand. In addition to picks from his most recent album, Play — which debuted at No. 5 on the Billboard 200 in September — the singer’s setlist features an array of fan favorites from + (2011), x (2014), ÷ (2017), No. 6 Collaborations Project (2019) and = (2021).

Some of those songs include his biggest hits over the years, including breakout single “The A-Team” and Billboard Hot 100 top 10 hits “Thinking Out Loud,” “Perfect” and “Shape of You.”

Following his first performance in Auckland, Sheeran will spend the spring traveling through New Zealand and Australia. In May, he’ll wind through Latin America, after which he’ll tour through the United States and Canada from mid-June to early November.

The official Loop Tour comes just over a month after Sheeran did a warmup run in his native U.K., playing five shows across France, Germany, England and Ireland in December. Before that, he’d been on his Mathematics Tour since 2022, which wrapped as his personal highest grossing tour so far with $875.7 million in grosses with 8.8 million tickets sold, according to Billboard Boxscore.

As Sheeran gears up to do it all over again, peruse the setlist he has planned below.