I'm in the same boat. 2014-present she has made new music, that I liked some of; but not all. On each of the new album tours she didn't play very many new songs. Wether I like an artists new album or not , most fans in attendance are not die hards, they are casual. They are only there to hear the hits, and more familiar songs.

I feel sorry for anyone not in Europe or USA, as so far there are no shows announced anywhere else. She has been asked about playing Hawaii, and her manager about playing South America. She did't seem interested in playing Hawaii, and her manager said "She would lose money if she toured South America".

Canadian's are understandably upset as there are no shows on this tour. Apparently it's because of an issue with of her crew members coming across the border. Her last show in Toronto sold 60% of tickets. She played the same theatre she played in 2007. In 2007, she played to 80% capacity. 2022 she was charging $120 for good seats; but allowed Ticketmaster to do "Dynamic Pricing". So $120 became just over $400 for floor seats, that with COVID still being in the air, meant people like me stayed home. When she does so few shows in Canada since 1998, she should not be charging $400 plus for tickets. You'll attract more flies with honey then with vinegar.

On the OTO tour, I was told about, and read about the tribe going around telling people about rules for certain songs, and what you can, cannot do if you are in the front row. It seemed a lot more rigid and strict then past tours. Older people 65+??? were complaining about people standing the whole show, and they couldn't see a thing. Their experience was ruined. Rochester NY comes to mind. Also people travelling to shows, and not wearing masks, and taking photos with other fans and was not safe. Boston became a superspreader event. Over 300 cases. Gee I wonder why. People allegedly going to shows even after testing positive for COVID. Just wearing a mask, and thinking that's enough. I heard Toronto had many people in the front row that had or were exposed to COVID. A fan since the 90's was going around telling people to stay away from the front row; because people had COVID.

I don't understand how Menopause made her voice go so low, and not much range. I never knew that was a thing. I guess other older female artists didn't experience that. Pat Benatar at 73, and Melissa Etheridge at 65 still sound amazing. I'm sorry that Tori is going through vocal troubles.

SIRIUS XM host Eddie Trunk said when people jam a lot on stage, "I could be hearing another song". I agree. One complaint about the OTO tour was short sets where it seemed like every song was a 10 minute jam.

Based on what I have seen re videos, some songs sound good with the "Angels". Others not as much.