The Hayley Williams Show · Rio de Janeiro · November 9, 2026
Hayley Williams plays Qualistage in Rio de Janeiro on Monday, November 9. The published schedule is doors at 6 p.m., Annie DiRusso at 8 p.m. and Hayley at 9 p.m. Our setlist prediction centers on her solo catalog, with songs from Petals for Armor and Ego Death at a Bachelorette Party shaping the evening.
This is a date you can prepare for well before the show: get Eventim.PASS working, plan the trip to Barra da Tijuca and choose a comfortable concert outfit. The black-and-gold HW jersey already available on MerchReport gives you a simple place to start.
Our predicted Hayley Williams Rio setlist
The reported Southaven show on October 12 is the main reference for this forecast. For Rio, we favor the solo-song sequence and its closing trio of “Mirtazapine,” “Brotherly Hate” and “Parachute.”
- Just a Lover — intro
- Over Yet
- Wandering Star
- Simmer
- Creepin’
- Ice in My OJ
- Kill Me
- Hard
- My Friend
- Leave It Alone
- Roses/Lotus/Violet/Iris
- True Believer
- Don’t Let Me Be Misunderstood
- Cinnamon
- Dead Horse
- Pure Love
- Crystal Clear
- Ego Death at a Bachelorette Party
- Glum
- Disappearing Man
- Dream Girl in Shibuya
- Good Ol’ Days
- Just a Lover — reprise
- Mirtazapine
- Brotherly Hate
- Parachute
Arrive with the solo songs in your ears
“Over Yet,” “Simmer,” “Creepin’” and “My Friend” give the early forecast a strong Petals for Armor thread. Later, “Cinnamon,” “Dead Horse,” “Pure Love” and “Crystal Clear” provide another run worth preparing for. The attraction is hearing those songs beside newer writing, rather than treating this as a Paramore set.
“Ice in My OJ,” “Kill Me,” “Hard” and “True Believer” bring the more recent material into focus. For a short pre-show playlist, move from “Simmer” to “Hard,” then “Crystal Clear,” “Ego Death at a Bachelorette Party” and “Parachute.” That gives you five different points of recognition across our prediction.
Covers and the shape of the ending
Southaven included “Wandering Star” and “Don’t Let Me Be Misunderstood,” which we keep in the Rio forecast. Its guest-assisted moments featured Rico Nasty and Big K.R.I.T.; our Rio sequence concentrates on the solo material around those moments. Annie DiRusso is the announced supporting artist here.
We also expect the “Just a Lover” bookend to matter: an introductory version at the start, a reprise late in the main set, then the final three songs. Give that late stretch your attention rather than beginning the trip home as soon as a familiar favorite ends.
Eventim.PASS: sort the app before concert day
The Rio ticket page says the QR code becomes available only 24 hours before the event, in the Eventim app. Printed tickets and screenshots are not accepted for this admission format. It also says transfers are disabled on event day, so make any required transfer beforehand.
Do this ahead of time
Install or update the app, sign into the account holding your booking and make sure you can find the event. If you are arranging tickets for friends, complete transfers while that option is available. Keep the booking details accessible if you need assistance.
Do this before leaving
Charge your phone, check that the live ticket is available and read the latest event message. Bring identification and any documentation required for the ticket category you purchased. Keep a payment card somewhere you can reach easily.
Plan for Qualistage in Barra da Tijuca
The venue is at Avenida Ayrton Senna, 3000, within Via Parque Shopping in Barra da Tijuca. Use Qualistage as your destination and check the final approach to the venue entrance before travelling. The ticketing venue information identifies shopping-center parking rather than a separate venue-owned car park.
Give the outward journey a margin and choose a return plan before entering. If you are using a ride service, agree on a practical pickup point with your companions after checking the venue’s instructions. If you are taking public transport, check the late return connections for November 9 rather than assuming the outward route will work unchanged afterward.
Check current bag and prohibited-item rules before packing. Keep the outfit and bag manageable enough for the journey, queue and concert itself. A small bag is easier to organize around a phone-based ticket than one filled with things you will not use.
Build the outfit around black and gold
The HW number 26 collared jersey has enough detail to carry the look: a contrasting collar, gold side panels, stars and the large back number. Black straight-leg trousers and comfortable trainers make a straightforward pairing. A simple skirt works too if you prefer a different silhouette.
For a cleaner proportion, try a small front tuck and keep the sides relaxed. If you prefer the jersey loose, balance it with a more defined bottom half. Try the outfit while sitting, walking and raising your arms before choosing accessories; the useful fit is the one you can forget about once the show begins.
The MerchReport listing is US$36, checked October 21. Compare the measurements with a jersey or shirt you already like, and read the delivery estimate when ordering for November 9. The black-and-gold design can stay in your everyday rotation after the concert.
See sizes for the black-and-gold HW jersey →
Get the ticket app and travel plan out of the way early, then spend the days before the concert with the songs. That leaves the night itself for the opening, the quieter turns in the set and the final lift of “Parachute.”
Explore more setlist and before-you-go guides on MerchReport Hub.
