Meghan Trainor's Average Setlist for 2016 'Untouchable' Tour

Meghan Trainor launched a major U.S. trek, The Untouchable Tour, back in July, playing dozens of major stops including Los Angeles, New York City, and Boston. The 22-year-old's tour marks her biggest run yet, and will hit 26 stops including major cities like Boston, Los Angeles, New York, and more. The tour, which will extend until September, is currently averaging $175 on the secondary ticket market, with cities like Uncasville, Connecticut, New York City, and Boston showing the highest resale demand. Opening acts on the Untouchable Tour have included Hailee Steinfeld and The Common Kings. As it stands, the priciest stop left on "Untouchable" is Trainor's September 22nd stop at Radio City Music Hall in Manhattan, where resale tickets are averaging $281, with the cheapest ticket up for grabs for $58.

Trainor has become one of the biggest radio staples of the last year and a half, with megahits like "No," "Me Too," and "Like I'm Gonna Lose You," bolstering the singer's popularity. The Nantucket, Massachusetts-born pop star last hit the road for her MTrain Tour in July of 2015, playing considerably smaller venues. Unlike her current Untouchable Tour, which features many of the hits from her latest debut, Thank You, the MTrain Tour highlighted her biggest hits from her first studio release, Title. Many of her tour dates on MTrain were cancelled due to Trainor's vocal cord hemorrhage injury.

Check out the average Meghan Trainor setlist on her Untouchable Tour below, with information provided by setlist.fm.