What Songs Does Mya Play Live? 2026 Setlist Guide

Mya's live set is built around "Case of the Ex," "My Love Is Like...Wo," "Ghetto Supastar," "Lady Marmalade," and "It's All About Me," which are the five songs setlist.fm shows her playing most, plus "Fallen," "Movin' On," and "Take Me There." Her own shows add newer titles and medleys, while shorter package sets stick to the hits. No setlist has been published for the fall 2026 dates, so this guide uses her most recent setlists as the best guide.

Compare listings for her six upcoming dates with our Mya tickets page. This guide covers song titles only, drawn from a featured set on Live Nation and fan-edited setlists on setlist.fm, and it separates what has been reported from what is my expectation. For timing, see our guide to how long a Mya concert lasts.

What Is Her Featured 2026 Set?

Live Nation lists a featured set called "Retrospect Live" for Mya, with 15 entries that combine her biggest songs with newer titles. Her latest album is called RETROSPECT, according to the Blue Note's listing for her New York shows.

The set opens with "Space" and closes with a three-song medley of her best-known hits. The listing does not say which date or dates the set came from, so treat it as a representative outline for her own shows.

What Did She Play at Recent Shows?

Her recent setlists show three different set sizes: a 15-song set, a 10-song set at an arena date, and a 5-song set at another arena date. The table compares them.

The shorter sets keep a core of five songs: "Can We Talk," "My Love Is Like...Wo," "It's All About Me," "Lady Marmalade," and "Take Me There." That core appears in both the 5-song Memphis set and the 10-song Detroit set.

Which Songs Does She Play Most?

According to setlist.fm's statistics, her most-played songs are "My Love Is Like...Wo" (18 times), "Case of the Ex" (17), "Ghetto Supastar" (16), "Lady Marmalade" (16), and "It's All About Me" (15). Those counts come from fan-edited setlists, so they reflect what fans have logged, not an official tally.

The numbers were last updated in June 2026, and they cover a limited sample of shows, so use them as a guide to which songs are most dependable.

How Has Her Setlist Changed Over Time?

Her sets have gotten shorter and more compressed. A 2007 show at the 9:30 Club in Washington, D.C. had 11 songs, including "Case of the Ex," "Lock U Down," "Fallen," "Free," "Ridin'," "The Best of Me," "Real Compared to What," "I Am," "Walka Not a Talka," a slow version of "It's All About Me," and "Ayo!"

The 2007 set opened with "Case of the Ex," which is still one of her go-to openers, but it leaned on newer material from that era. Today's sets lean harder on the hits she is known for and use medleys to fit more of them in, which is why songs like "Lady Marmalade" and "Ghetto Supastar" now appear far more often than songs from her later albums.

She also performed "Case of the Ex" at the 2025 BET Awards, which shows the song remains central to her live identity.

How Does She Use Medleys?

She often blends her hits into medleys, which keeps the pace up and fits more songs into a short slot. Three medleys appear in recent sets: "Case of the Ex / Ghetto Supastar / Fear of Flying," "Ghetto Supastar / Best of Me (Part II) / Girls Dem Sugar," and "My Love Is Like...Wo / It's All About Me / Lady Marmalade."

This matters for counting songs: the 15-entry featured set has two medleys, so it includes more than 15 songs, and a 10-entry set can hold a dozen or more. It also explains how a package slot of 20 to 30 minutes can still cover most of her best-known material.

Which Albums Do the Songs Come From?

The songs come from several eras of her career, with her first two albums supplying many of the biggest hits. The table maps the songs to albums as setlist.fm lists them.

These groupings come from a fan-edited site, so treat them as a guide to where each song lives, not as official track lists. Her debut album, Mýa, came out in 1998.

Which Songs Are Collaborations?

Several of her signature songs are collaborations, and she performs them as part of her own set. These are the main ones:

• "It's All About Me": her debut single, recorded with Sisqó.

• "Ghetto Supastar (That Is What You Are)": a collaboration with Pras, and she performed it with Pras and Ol' Dirty Bastard at the 1998 MTV Video Music Awards.

• "Lady Marmalade": her 2001 collaboration with Christina Aguilera, Pink, and Lil' Kim, which was performed at the 2002 Grammy Awards.

• "Take Me There": credited to Blackstreet and Mya, featuring Mase and Blinky Blink.

Because the original collaborators are not on stage at most shows, she performs these songs herself, often with her band and dancers, so expect familiar choruses rather than guest appearances.

Which Songs Are Covers or Tributes?

A few songs in her sets are covers or snippets of other artists' songs. Setlist.fm lists "Can We Talk" as a Tevin Campbell song and "(At Your Best) You Are Love" as an Isley Brothers song, and shows short partial versions of "Burnin' Up" (a Faith Evans song) and "As" (a Stevie Wonder song) in a 2024 set.

These moments give the show a tribute feel, but they change from night to night. "Can We Talk" is the most consistent, appearing in the Detroit, Memphis, North Little Rock, and featured sets.

How Does She Open and Close?

Her openers and closers vary by show. In the average setlist for her "Queens of R&B" tour, "Case of the Ex" is the opener and the main-set closers are "It's All About Me" and "Lady Marmalade." In the Detroit set and the featured 2026 set, "Space" opens.

The most dependable pattern is the ending: her final songs usually come from "It's All About Me," "Lady Marmalade," and "Take Me There," with "My Love Is Like...Wo" in the closing stretch. In Detroit and Memphis she ended with "Take Me There," and in North Little Rock she ended with "It's All About Me." If you want to hear those songs, stay until the end.

What Will She Play at a Club Show?

At her own club shows, such as the Blue Note and City Winery dates, expect a set of about 12 to 15 entries that mixes her biggest hits with newer songs, and ends with the three-song closing medley. This is my expectation based on the featured set and her larger recent setlists, not a published list.

Her club dates include the Blue Note Jazz Club in New York on November 4 and City Winery Pittsburgh on October 23. A show with an early and a late performance can keep nearly the same setlist for both, so expect the two Blue Note shows to be similar.

What Will She Play at a Package Show?

At the six-act R&B Music Experience at the Lenovo Center in Raleigh, expect a short set of about 5 to 10 songs built from her best-known hits, since her recent arena sets in Memphis and Detroit were 5 and 10 songs. The same applies to the Dru Hill double bill in Newark, though a two-act show may give her a longer slot.

The likeliest songs at a package show are the core five: "Can We Talk," "My Love Is Like...Wo," "It's All About Me," "Lady Marmalade," and "Take Me There." Case of the Ex and Fallen are also strong candidates.

Which Songs Are Most Likely at Your Show?

Based on how often each song appears, the most likely songs are the five most-played titles, followed by "Fallen," "Movin' On," and "Take Me There." The table ranks them by confidence, and the ranking is my judgment, not a published list.

If you want to hear the newer titles, choose one of her own club shows. If you want the biggest hits in a shorter evening, a package date is a good fit.

How Does the Setlist Affect the Show Length?

A 15-entry set fills a club slot of about 75 to 90 minutes, while a 5-song set is about 20 minutes. Our guide to how long a Mya concert lasts has the door times, start times, and a timeline for each date.

Because she compresses songs into medleys, her sets cover more material than the song count suggests, which keeps even her short package slots full of hits.

How Should You Prepare?

• Learn the closing songs: "It's All About Me," "Lady Marmalade," "Take Me There," and "My Love Is Like...Wo" are the most dependable ending.

• Add the opener candidates: "Space" and "Case of the Ex."

• Sample the middle: "Fallen," "Movin' On," "Girls Dem Sugar," and "Take Me There."

• Check setlist.fm after early shows: fan-edited lists are often posted within hours.

• Listen to the newer titles if you are going to a club show.

If you are still choosing a date, see what seats cost in our guide to how much Mya tickets cost, and compare listings across marketplaces before you buy, either on a comparison site like TicketWhiz or by checking several yourself.

Final Thoughts

Expect Mya to play the hits you know, built around "My Love Is Like...Wo," "Case of the Ex," "Ghetto Supastar," "Lady Marmalade," and "It's All About Me," with about 15 entries at her own shows and 5 to 10 songs on shared bills. No official setlist exists for the fall dates, so use her featured set and recent shows as your guide.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What songs does Mya play live?

Mostly her hits: "My Love Is Like...Wo," "Case of the Ex," "Ghetto Supastar," "Lady Marmalade," and "It's All About Me," plus "Fallen," "Movin' On," and "Take Me There."

What is Mya's most-played song live?

Setlist.fm shows "My Love Is Like...Wo" logged most often, at 18 shows.

Does Mya play "Case of the Ex"?

Yes. It is one of her most-played songs and often opens her shows.

Does Mya play "Lady Marmalade"?

Yes. It is part of her closing medley at many shows.

How many songs does Mya play?

About 15 entries at her own shows and 5 to 10 songs at package shows.

Does she play new music?

Her featured set includes newer titles such as "House Party," "ASAP," and "Face to Face," and her latest album is called RETROSPECT.

Does she perform covers?

Occasionally. Recent sets include "Can We Talk" and "(At Your Best) You Are Love," plus short snippets of other songs.

Is the setlist the same every night?

The core hits are the same, but the length, opener, and extra songs change by show.

Is there an encore?

No encore has been reported in the setlists I found, and her sets typically end with a medley.

Will she play the same songs at the Blue Note?

Expect a set close to her featured 15-entry list, with similar songs for the early and late shows.

Where can I see the setlist after a show?

Fan-edited sites like setlist.fm often post a show's songs within hours.