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Louis Tomlinson Faith In The Future Tour Setlist In Full: Songs at concerts across America, tour dates, tickets, stage time and more

Louis Tomlinson 's career has truly soared to new heights since he wrapped up his first-ever solo tour last year. In November 2022, he secured his first solo Number 1 album with Faith In The Future , going on to give fans a raw insight into his life in the Charlie Lightening-directed documentary All Of Those Voices and announce 2023's The Away From Home Festival , Italy.

Now, Louis is ready to take his second studio album on the road with his Faith In The Future world tour.

Kicking things off at Mohegan Sun Arena, Uncasville, Connecticut on May 26, before finally reaching the UK this November, the concert will see Louis play tracks like Bigger Than Me, Silver Tongues and Written All Over Your Face (and some One Direction deep cuts and an Arctic Monkeys cover) to hundreds of thousands of fans globally.

So here's everything you need to know about the show; from setlist and stage times to support acts and the full list of tour dates.

MORE: See where every Louis Tomlinson song and album charted in the UK

Louis tomlinson setlist 2023: songs for faith in the future tour at denny's sanford premier center, sioux falls, south dakota, usa on june 18th 2023, 1. the greatest, 2. kill my mind, 3. bigger than me, 4. lucky again, 5. holding on to heartache, 6. face the music, 7. we made it, 8. night changes (one direction song), 10. saved by a stranger, 11. written all over your face, 12. all this time, 13. she is beauty we are world class, 14. copy of a copy of a copy, 16. 505 (arctic monkeys cover song), 17. back to you (ft. bebe rexha and digital farm animals) (rock version), 18. angels fly, 19. out of my system, 20. where do broken hearts go (with elements of the who's baba o'riley), 21. saturdays, 22. silver tongues, louis tomlinson faith in the future 2023 tour dates list in full:.

May 26 - Mohegan Sun Arena, Uncasville, Connecticut, USA

May 27 - Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion, Gilford, New Hampshire, USA

May 29 - Place Bell, Laval, Quebec, Canada

May 30 - Budweiser Stage, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

June 1 - Blossom Music Center, Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, USA

June 2 - Michigan Lottery Amphitheatre, Sterling Heights, Michigan, USA

June 3 - The Icon Festival Stage, Cincinnati, Ohio, USA

June 6 - Kemba Live! Outdoor, Columbus, Ohio, USA

June 7 - TCU Amphitheatre at White River State Park, Indianapolis, Indiana, USA

June 9 - Saint Louis Music Park, Maryland Heights, Missouri, USA

June 10 - Starlight Theatre, Kansas City, Missouri, USA

June 13 - BMA Pavilion, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA

June 15 - Huntington Bank Pavilion, Chicago, Illinois, USA

June 16 - The Armory, Minneapolis, USA

June 17 - Harrah's Stir Cove, Council Bluffs, Iowa, USA

June 19 - Denny's Sanford Premier Center, Sioux Falls, South Dakota, USA

June 21 - Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Morrison, Colorado, USA

June 24 - Wamu Theater, Seattle, Washington, USA

June 26 - Doug Mitchell Thunderbird Sports Centre, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

June 27 - McMenamins Edgefield Concerts, Troutdale, Oregon, United States

June 29 - The Greek Theatre, Berkeley, California, USA

June 30 - The Hollywood Bowl, Los Angeles, California, USA

July 1 - The Chelsea at The Cosmopolitan, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA

July 3 - Arizona Financial Theatre, Phoenix, Arizona, USA

July 6 - The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory, Irving, Texas, USA

July 7 - Moody Amphitheater at Waterloo Park, Austin, Texas, USA

July 8 - The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavillion, Woodlands, Texas, USA

July 11 - St. Augustine Amphitheatre, Florida, USA

July 13 - Hard Rock Live at Seminole, Hollywood, Florida, USA

July 14 - Yuengling Center, Tampa, Florida, USA

July 15 - Candence Bank Amphitheatre at Chastain Park, Atlanta, Georgia, USA

July 18 - Ascend Amphitheater, Nashville, Tennessee, USA

July 19 - Skyla Credit Union Amphitheatre, Charlotte, North Carolina, USA

July 21 - Red Hat Amphitheater, Raleigh, North Carolina, USA

July 22 - Merriweather Post Pavilion, Columbia, Maryland, USA

July 24 - MGM Music Hall at Fenway, Boston, Massachusetts, USA

July 25 - MGM Music Hall at Fenway, Boston, Massachusetts, USA

July 27 - TD Pavilion at The Mann, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA

July 28 - Stone Pony Summer Stage, Asbury Park, New Jersey, USA

August 29 – Hamburg, Barclays Arena

August 31 – Copenhagen, Royal Arena

September 1 – Oslo, Spektrum

September 2 – Stockholm, Hovet

September 4 – Helsinki, Ice Hall

September 5 – Talinn, Saku Arena

September 7 – Riga, Arena

September 8 – Kaunas, Zalgiris Arena

September 10 – Krakow, Tauron Arena

September 11 – Lodz, Atlas Arena

September 13 – Vienna, Wiener Stadthalle

September 14 – Ljubjana, Stozice Arena

September 15 – Budapest, Arena

September 17 – Bucharest, Arenele Romane

September 18 – Sofia, Arena Armeec

September 20 – Athens, Petra Theatre

October 1 – Bilbao, Arena Miribilla

October 3 – Lisbon, Altice Arena

October 5 – Madrid, Wizink Center

October 6 – Barcelona, Palau Sant Jordi

October 8 – Torino, Pala Alpitour

October 9 – Bologna, Unipol Arena

October 11 – Esch Sur Alzette, Rockhal

October 12 – Antwerp, Sportpalais

October 14 – Paris, Accor Arena

October 17 – Cologne, Lanxess Arena

October 19 – Berlin, Mercedes-Benz Arena

October 20 – Berlin, Mercedes-Benz Arena

October 22 – Munich, Olympiahalle

October 23 – Zurich, Hallenstadion

November 8 – Dublin, 3Arena

November 10 – Sheffield, Utilita Arena

November 11 – Manchester, AO Arena

November 12 – Glasgow, OVO Hydro

November 14 – Brighton, Brighton Centre

November 15 – Cardiff, International Arena

November 17 – London, The O2

November 18 – Birmingham, Resorts World Arena

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Louis' opening acts for the UK leg of the tour are yet to be announced.

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Louis Tomlinson Schedules North American ‘Faith in the Future’ Tour for 2023

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Louis Tomlinson will be spending most of the upcoming year on the road thanks to an extensive world tour supporting his sophomore studio album Faith in the Future , set for release on Nov. 11. The singer has scheduled dates for the North American leg for next summer, slotting 39 shows ahead of the European stretch of concerts he announced last month.

“Really really excited to finally announce the North America tour,” Tomlinson wrote on Twitter. “These songs were created for these moments and I can’t wait to share them with you!”

The North American portion of the Faith in the Future world tour will begin on May 26 in Uncasville, Connecticut, with a show at the Mohegan Sun Arena. Tomlinson will make stops in Toronto, Cincinnati, Columbus, Kansas City, Minneapolis, Seattle, Berkeley, Las Vegas, Dallas, Atlanta, Nashville, Boston, and more. The tour will conclude on July 29 at Forest Hills Stadium in New York.

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The shows add to the former One Direction member's tour stops in North America, the United Kingdom and Europe.

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Tomlinson previously announced his Faith in the Future tour — named after his second studio album, which peaked at No. 5 on the Billboard 200 — in November. The newly released Asia dates come ahead of the star’s plans to tour North America in May through July, before starting the U.K. and European leg in late August.

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FAITH IN THE FUTURE WORLD TOUR 2023. ASIA. I’m really excited to be coming back to Asia for these shows in April. I can’t wait to see you all again this year! For more info visit: https://t.co/BIfsmLvh1V pic.twitter.com/cosuLcW3k6 — Louis Tomlinson (@Louis_Tomlinson) February 3, 2023

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Louis Tomlinson “Faith In The Future World Tour 2023” North American Headlining Tour To Play Michigan Lottery Amphitheatre June 2, 2023

(DETROIT – November 10, 2022) – Today, Louis Tomlinson announced the North American Tour dates for his headlining world tour in addition to his recently announced UK and European Arena tour for 2023. The “Faith In The Future World Tour” tour will span across North America from May to July and include shows at the iconic Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles, Forest Hills Stadium in New York City, Red Rocks Amphitheater in Colorado and more before bringing the singer-songwriter to Europe from August to November next year. The tour makes a stop at Michigan Lottery Amphitheatre on Friday, June 2, 2023 at 7 p.m.

Tickets (starting at $29.70 on the lawn) go on sale Friday, November 11 at 10 a.m. To purchase tickets in the Crest Ford pavilion, Ford Motor Company luxury seats and on the lawn, visit 313Presents.com , LiveNation.com and Ticketmaster.com .

Yesterday, Louis Tomlinson unveiled one final taste of his upcoming album with the release of  'Silver Tongues' - listen  here . 'Silver Tongues' is a rousing earworm, bursting at the seams with joyful nostalgic energy. Written with Joe Cross (Lana Del Ray, Courteeners) and Theo Hutchcraft from Hurts, the track is another bold step forward sonically for Louis. 

"Silver Tongues’ is probably the song I'm most proud of on the record”, says Louis.

This Friday sees the release of Louis's long awaited second album 'Faith In The Future'. The title epitomizes Louis's optimistic worldview, producing a collection of songs designed for the live environment. After spending the first portion of his adult life working 100 miles per hour, Louis reveled in taking his time to make sure he got his sophomore album right. He's made Faith In The Future on his watch, and collaborators include Mike Crossey (The 1975, Wolf Alice), Rob Harvey, Dan Grech (The Killers, The Vaccines, Halsey), Nico Rebscher (Alice Merton) and the aforementioned Joe Cross and Theo Hutchcraft. 

In celebration of the new album, Louis will perform “Silver Tongues” on The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon tomorrow on NBC at 11:35pm ET/10:35pm CT. He will also celebrate album release with a special, one-night only, sold out show tomorrow night at New York City’s Irving Plaza.

Featuring both the anthemic first single 'Bigger Than Me' and indie punk fan favorite 'Out Of My System', the album begins in emphatic style with the pounding drums of 'The Greatest', which Tomlinson says is a celebration of the relationship has amassed with his avid fanbase. Other stand out tracks include indie floor-filler, 'Written All Over Your Face', blissful roof-down summer anthem, 'Lucky Again', tearjerkers 'Angels Fly' and 'Holding On To Heartache', alongside the retrospective 'Common People', a beautiful and poignant homage to his hometown Doncaster. 

There's a delicate balance to 'Faith In The Future', with Louis exhibiting the full capability of his talents whilst never refraining from sounding unapologetically like him for a nanosecond. 'All This Time' sees Louis dip his toes back into dance music, whilst 'She Is Beauty We Are World Class' is a full-blown dance track perfect for an Iberian sunset, yet still feels genuine and honest.

'Walls' was an album Louis needed to get off his chest, but he now has uncompromisingly expanded his wings and evolved.

In 2021, Louis was listed in the Guinness Book Of World Records for breaking the record for the most livestreamed concert by a solo male artist. Louis hosted one of the biggest live stream concert events ever held, selling over 160,000 tickets to fans in over 110 countries and raising funds for several important charities and touring crew affected by the pandemic. Following the huge success of the festival's 2021 debut, August also saw the return of Louis’ highly successful The Away From Home Festival. The one-day event was staged this year at the stunning Marenostrum Fuengirola in Malaga Spain, hosting 18,000 fans and selling out in just 24hrs with a line-up of some of the best new British bands. 

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Louis Tomlinson Announces “Faith In The Future” World Tour In 2023

Today, Louis Tomlinson announced the North American Tour dates for his headlining world tour in addition to his recently announced UK and European Arena tour for 2023. The “Faith In The Future World Tour” tour will span across North America from May to July and include shows at the iconic Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles, Forest Hills Stadium in New York City, Red Rocks Amphitheater in Colorado and more before bringing the singer-songwriter to Europe from August to November next year including a date at London’s O2 Arena. See below for the full tour routing.

Yesterday, Louis Tomlinson unveiled one final taste of his upcoming album with the release of ‘Silver Tongues’ – listen here. ‘Silver Tongues’ is a rousing earworm, bursting at the seams with joyful nostalgic energy. Written with Joe Cross (Lana Del Ray, Courteeners) and Theo Hutchcraft from Hurts, the track is another bold step forward sonically for Louis.

“Silver Tongues’ is probably the song I’m most proud of on the record”, says Louis.

This Friday sees the release of Louis’s long awaited second album ‘Faith In The Future’. The title epitomizes Louis’s optimistic worldview, producing a collection of songs designed for the live environment. After spending the first portion of his adult life working 100 miles per hour, Louis reveled in taking his time to make sure he got his sophomore album right. He’s made Faith In The Future on his watch, and collaborators include Mike Crossey (The 1975, Wolf Alice), Rob Harvey, Dan Grech (The Killers, The Vaccines, Halsey), Nico Rebscher (Alice Merton) and the aforementioned Joe Cross and Theo Hutchcraft.

In celebration of the new album, Louis will perform “Silver Tongues” on The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon tomorrow on NBC at 11:35pm ET/10:35pm CT. He will also celebrate album release with a special, one-night only, sold out show tomorrow night at New York City’s Irving Plaza.

Featuring both the anthemic first single ‘Bigger Than Me’ and indie punk fan favorite ‘Out Of My System’, the album begins in emphatic style with the pounding drums of ‘The Greatest’, which Tomlinson says is a celebration of the relationship has amassed with his avid fanbase. Other stand out tracks include indie floor-filler, ‘Written All Over Your Face’, blissful roof-down summer anthem, ‘Lucky Again’, tearjerkers ‘Angels Fly’ and ‘Holding On To Heartache’, alongside the retrospective ‘Common People’, a beautiful and poignant homage to his hometown Doncaster.

There’s a delicate balance to ‘Faith In The Future’, with Louis exhibiting the full capability of his talents whilst never refraining from sounding unapologetically like him for a nanosecond. ‘All This Time’ sees Louis dip his toes back into dance music, whilst ‘She Is Beauty We Are World Class’ is a full-blown dance track perfect for an Iberian sunset, yet still feels genuine and honest.

‘Walls’ was an album Louis needed to get off his chest, but he now has uncompromisingly expanded his wings and evolved.

In 2021, Louis was listed in the Guinness Book Of World Records for breaking the record for the most livestreamed concert by a solo male artist. Louis hosted one of the biggest live stream concert events ever held, selling over 160,000 tickets to fans in over 110 countries and raising funds for several important charities and touring crew affected by the pandemic. Following the huge success of the festival’s 2021 debut, August also saw the return of Louis’ highly successful The Away From Home Festival. The one-day event was staged this year at the stunning Marenostrum Fuengirola in Malaga Spain, hosting 18,000 fans and selling out in just 24hrs with a line-up of some of the best new British bands.

US & Canada Tour Dates 05.26.2023 – Uncasville, CT – Mohegan Sun Arena 05.27.2023 – Gilford, NH – Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion 05.29.2023 – Laval, QC – Place Bell 05.30.2023 – Toronto, ON – Budweiser Stage 06.01.2023 – Cuyahoga Falls, OH – Blossom Music Center 06.02.2023 – Sterling Heights, MI – Michigan Lottery Amphitheatre 06.03.2023 – Cincinnati, OH – The ICON Festival Stage 06.06.2023 – Columbus, OH – KEMBA Live! Outdoor 06.07.2023 – Indianapolis, IN – TCU Amphitheater at White River State Park 06.09.2023 – St. Louis, MO – Saint Louis Music Park 06.10.2023 – Kansas City, MO – Starlight Theatre 06.13.2023- Milwaukee, WI – BMO Pavilion 06.15.2023 – Chicago, IL – Huntington Bank Pavilion 06.16.2023 – Minneapolis, MN – The Armory 06.17.2023 – Council Bluffs, IA – Harrah’s Stir Cove 06.19.2023 – Sioux Falls, SD – Denny Sanford Premier Center 06.21.2023 – Morrison, CO – Red Rocks Amphitheatre 06.24.2023 – Seattle, WA – WAMU Theater 06.26.2023 – Vancouver, BC – Doug Mitchell Thunderbird Sports Centre 06.27.2023 – Troutdale, OR – McMenamins Edgefield Concerts 06.29.2023 – Berkeley, CA – The Greek Theatre 06.30.2023 – Los Angeles, CA – The Hollywood Bowl 07.01.2023 – Las Vegas, NV – The Chelsea at The Cosmopolitan 07.03.2023 – Phoenix, AZ – Arizona Financial Theatre 07.06.2023 – Dallas, TX – The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory 07.07.2023 – Austin, TX – Moody Amphitheater at Waterloo Park 07.08.2023 – Woodlands, TX – The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion 07.11.2023 – St. Augustine, FL – St. Augustine Amphitheatre 07.13.2023 – Hollywood, FL – Hard Rock Live at Seminole Hard Rock Hollywood 07.14.2023 – Tampa, FL – Yuengling Center 07.15.2023 – Atlanta, GA – Cadence Bank Amphitheatre at Chastain Park 07.18.2023 – Nashville, TN – Ascend Amphitheater 07.19.2023 – Charlotte, NC – Charlotte Metro Credit Union Amphitheatre 07.21.2023 – Raleigh, NC – Red Hat Amphitheater 07.22.2023- Columbia, MD – Merriweather Post Pavilion 07.24.2023 – Boston, MA – MGM Music Hall at Fenway 07.27.2023 – Philadelphia, PA – TD Pavilion at The Mann 07.28.2023 – Asbury Park, NJ – Stone Pony Summer Stage 07.29.2023 – New York, NY – Forest Hills Stadium

UK & EUROPEAN TOUR DATES 08.29.2023 – Hamburg, Germany – Barclays Arena 08.31.2023 – Copenhagen, Denmark – Royal Arena 09.01.2023 – Oslo, Norway – Spektrum 09.02.2023 – Stockholm, Sweden – Hovet 09.04.2023 – Helsinki, Finland – Ice Hall 09.05.2023 – Tallinn, Estonia – Saku Arena 09.07.2023 – Riga, Latvia – Arena Riga 09.08.2023 – Kaunas, Lithuania – Zalgiris Arena 09.10.2023 – Krakow, Poland – Tauron Arena 09.11.2023 – Lodsz, Poland – Atlas Arena 09.13.2023 – Vienna, Austria – Wiener Stadthalle 09.14.2023 – Ljubljana, Slovenia – Stozice Arena 09.15.2023 – Budapest, Hungary – Budapest Arena 09.17.2023 – Bucharest, Romania – Arenele Romane 09.18.2023 – Sofia, Bulgaria – Arena Armeec 09.20.2023 – Athens, Greece – Petras Theater 10.01.2023 – Bilbao, Spain – Bilbao Arena Miribilla 10.03.2023 – Lisbon, Portugal – Altice Arena 10.05.2023 – Madrid, Spain – WiZink Center 10.06.2023 – Barcelona, Spain – Palau Sant Jordi 10.08.2023 – Turin, Italy – Palau Alpitour 10.09.2023 – Bologna, Italy – Unipol Arena 10.11.2023 – Esch-sur-Alzette, Luxembourg – Rockhal 10.12.2023 – Antwerp, Belgium – Sportpaleis 10.14.2023 – Paris, France – Accor Arena 10.15.2023 – Amsterdam, Netherlands – Ziggo Dome 10.17.2023 – Cologne, Germany – Lanxess Arena 10.19.2023 – Prague, Czech Republic – O2 Arena 10.20.2023 – Berlin, Germany – Mercedes-Benz Arena 10.22.2023 – Munich, Germany – Olympiahalle 10.23.2023 – Zurich, Switzerland – Hallenstadion 11.08.2023 – Dublin, Ireland – 3Arena 11.10.2023 – Sheffield, United Kingdom – Utilita Arena 11.11.2023 – Manchester, United Kingdom – AO Arena 11.12.2023 – Glasgow, United Kingdom – OVO Hydro 11.14.2023 – Brighton, United Kingdom – Brighton Centre 11.15.2023 – Cardiff, United Kingdom – International Arena 11.17.2023 – London, United Kingdom – The O2 11.18.2023 – Birmingham, United Kingdom – Resorts World Arena

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British singer and songwriter Louis Tomlinson believes brighter days are ahead. That's why the former member of One Direction named his second solo album Faith in the Future . And if that album is any indication, Tomlinson's musical vision is as bright and optimistic as his view of the world. Fresh off his chart-topping album Walls and his first-ever solo tour, he splashes into the Bowl with a vibrant mix of sounds: dancefloor bangers, blasts of punk, music for Iberian sunsets, early-morning easy listening, late-night confessionals. It's all delivered with the breezy confidence and up-close sensitivity that's made him a star around the world, and it's all designed to make his live shows an experience as big and brilliant as the future itself.

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Louis Tomlinson is heading on a world tour including a string of UK dates - here’s the lowdown.

Louis Tomlinson is set to take his new album ‘Faith In The Future’ on tour!

The former One Direction star has been working tirelessly ahead of his second album dropping, and it’s clear he’s set to give fans the show they deserve to go along with his new bops.

His second studio album ‘Faith In The Future’ is set to drop on November 11 and will feature 14 tracks; two of which he’s already dropped - ‘ Bigger Than Me ’ and ‘Out Of My System’.

Louis Tomlinson's New Album 'Faith In The Future': Release Date, Tracklist & The Full Lowdown

So far, Louis has announced the whopping 39 dates he’s set to embark on across Europe and the UK.

Louis has not long wrapped his ‘Walls’ tour in support of his 2020 debut album of the same name, so fans are excited they won’t have to be waiting too long to see the star perform again.

Here’s all the info you need about Louis’ upcoming UK tour dates…

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Louis Tomlinson’s Faith In The Future UK tour dates and venues

Louis’ upcoming tour is set to kick off in Europe in August 2023, with the ‘Defenceless’ singer hitting the UK in November.

Here are Louis’ UK tour dates in 2023:

• 8 November, 2023 - 3Arena, Dublin
• 10 November, 2023 - Utilita Arena, Sheffield
• 11 November, 2023 - AO Arena, Manchester
• 12 November, 2023 - OVO Hydro, Glasgow
• 14 November, 2023 - The Brighton Centre, Brighton
• 15 November, 2023 - International Arena, Cardiff
• 17 November, 2023 - The O2, London
• 18 November, 2023 - Resorts World Arena, Birmingham

Louis Tomlinson's Faith In The Future UK album signings

Louis also excitedly announced that UK fans will be treated to a mini-tour of album signings after 'Faith In The Future' drops on November 11.

He’ll be heading across the UK to meet fans and sign their copies of the album in various record stores from London and Birmingham to Manchester and Sheffield.

The full list of dates and locations are below.

Where to buy tickets to Louis Tomlinson’s Faith In The Future UK tour

For all info on tickets to Louis’ upcoming tour, you can head to his website .

Pre-sale tickets will be available on Wednesday 19 October at 9am BST, according to his website.

Looking forward to playing the new stuff live. Thank you as always for your unbelievable support. I know none of this would be possible without you all! For pre-sale details visit: https://t.co/S2V4BhLv0A — Louis Tomlinson (@Louis_Tomlinson) October 14, 2022

What is the setlist for Louis Tomlinson’s Faith In The Future tour?

As his tour has only just been announced, a setlist isn’t known just yet.

However, alongside his announcement, Louis said he’s ‘looking forward to playing the new stuff live’, hinting at all his new tracks from his forthcoming second album.

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Louis Tomlinson announces Asia dates for Faith In The Future tour

Including shows in Japan, Bangkok, Taipei, Kuala Lumpur and Singapore

Louis Tomlinson has announced several Asian dates as part of his ongoing Faith In The Future World Tour 2023.

So far, the former One Direction member’s shows in the region are slated to kick off in three Japanese cities, followed by Bangkok, Taipei, Kuala Lumpur, and Singapore in April.

Tomlinson’s shows in Japan, his first as a solo artist in the country, is taking place at the Maruzen Intec Arena in Osaka on April 17, followed by the Nagoya Congress Center on April 19, and the Tokyo Garden Theater in the capital on April 20. Tickets, which are priced between JPY14,000 and JPY17,000 go on sale on March 11 via Creativeman Productions .

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According to promoters Live Nation, the English singer-songwriter will be performing in Bangkok’s Impact Exhibition Hall 5 on April 22. Starting from THB1,500, the pre-sale tickets for Live Nation members will begin selling on February 27 and will be open to the public the following day.

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After Bangkok, Tomlinson will be performing at the Taipei International Convention Center (TICC), Taiwan on April 24. Tickets for the show will begin selling on February 10 and can be bought here .

For the first time ever, @Louis_Tomlinson is coming to Taipei! – 【Louis Tomlinson: Faith In The Future World Tour 2023 Taipei】 Date：2023/04/24 (MON) 8PM Venue : TICC General Sale：2023/02/10 (FRI) 12PM Official Partner:台灣大哥大、MyMusic 📌More Info: https://t.co/ctgs8zqtB8 pic.twitter.com/8glxxodFtx — Live Nation Taiwan (@LiveNationTW) February 3, 2023

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In Malaysia, Tomlinson’s concert is being held at the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre on April 26. Tickets for this leg go on sale starting February 14 and can be purchased Golive Asia’s website or via its ticketing app.

Finally, his show Singapore will take place at The Star Theatre on April 27 with pre-sale tickets open to Live Nation members on February 7 and to the public via Ticketmaster on February 8.

Tomlinson’s Asian stops will be in support of ‘Faith In The Future’, his second album which dropped in late November last year, and comes after dozens of dates already announced across the US, UK and Europe.

Louis Tomlinson’s Faith In The Future World Tour 2023 stops are:

April 17 – Maruzen Intec Arena – Osaka, Japan April 19 – Nagoya Congress Center – Nagoya, Japan April 20 – Tokyo Garden Theater – Tokyo, Japan April 22 – Impact Exhibition Hall – Bangkok, Thailand April 24 – Tapei International Convention Center – Taipei, Taiwan April 26 – Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre – Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia April 27 – The Star Theatre – Singapore

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Louis Tomlinson ‘Faith in the Future’ World Tour 2023

• By: Steve Jennings (Photos and Text)
• August 2023 , Wide Focus
• August 11, 2023

Louis Tomlinson 2023 tour photo by Steve Jennings

English singer-songwriter and former One Direction band member Louis Tomlinson is back out on the road in support of his second album, Faith in the Future . For his second world tour, he’s playing to an ever-growing audience—the crowd I witnessed could not get enough of him as evident from the adoring fans singing along to every word he sang. We spoke to Production Designer, Programmer, and Director Tom Taylor of TANCK about the tour.

Designer Tom Taylor started working on the current tour as the new album’s promo materials and aesthetics came to light. Taylor says it’s a more rugged and asymmetrical look than they’ve gone for before, meant to mirror a sort of dive bar aesthetic rather than a beautiful arena production. “This reflects the music off the latest album, which has a more grungy feel to it. There are touches in there such as the light boxes (loosely resembling the fluorescent lights of a nightclub toilet), and our custom camera housing (a hollowed out old VHS camcorder with a Marshall 4K camera inside) that bring it back to a more intimate venue feel than the true scale of the places we’re playing across the world.”

Taylor notes the show itself has definitely progressed and he would say feels more like a ‘show’ than a ‘gig‘ now; it has a start, middle, and end, with themes and segues to connect them throughout. “The video content is more to set a mood for the songs. We’re trying to stay away from anything too literal and obvious. This extends to the lighting programming as well where we largely refrain from hitting everything on the beat, fully ‘perfect’ timecoded hits throughout the rig. Hopefully the end result is that in those moments where we do go crazy with programming and rhythm, it’s much more interesting and stands out in the set.”

Since 2020, Taylor has worked with Francis Clegg on production design. They had worked together for about five years prior to that and have a complimentary skill set. “We’ve accelerated quite rapidly, taking on a design assistant in Jamie Lawrence and soon to have another member of the team joining,” Taylor says. “Whilst one of us is the company face to each artist or client, we work together 50/50 on every project behind the scenes. James Washer [Lighting Programmer] is often the first name on the team sheet when we pick up a show like this one… he just gets it; is a great programmer and time saving resource who knows how to interpret when I say something like ‘can the lights be a little more aggressive.’ Francis (Clegg) is also a fantastic programmer, so I was able to work alongside James in the rehearsals to finesse the previz programming.”

Although he’s on a MA Lighting grandMA3 surface, Taylor runs the show on MA2 software. The reason for that is because this tour goes everywhere in the world, and he knows he can get an MA2 anywhere without having to lug around small form consoles himself. Taylor much prefers to take a USB stick through an airport. “We are running a lot of things through the desk—lighting, video, camera switching, and automation. The MA makes this easier to deal with and the fixture cloning system is excellent, so I know I’m going to get a good replica of the show no matter what fixtures I get thrown wherever we go.”

The venue sizes this time around sort of called for a video element to be added, Taylor says. “The focus of the show is, of course, Louis, so plenty of close-up camera work to amplify his emotion. These are treated with overlays and masks created by [content creators] Two Suns and ourselves, with 3D animation work coming from Boxcat Studio. The whole system is run on a Resolume server. Camera switching is done from the MA console via Open Control, which sends OSC messages to the ATEM switcher, which ultimately sends it to the capture cards. This way we eliminate a touring video director (sorry!) and save a bunch of truck space on outboard equipment. The system works extremely well.”

Colour Sound Experiment out of London is the tour lighting, video, and rigging company. “We use them for a large portion of our shows. It’s very useful dealing with just one company who ‘do it all’  but also don’t cut any corners or scrimp to get the job done. The equipment is well maintained with a good selection of inventory to choose from.” Taylor says it probably took them about three iterations to get to the point they’re at now, keeping ideas from the previous versions until they got somewhere they were all happy with. “It was a bit of a process, but a great payoff. I should probably thank Louis and his Manager, Matt Vines, for their patience in putting it all together. There are a lot of (literally) moving parts to the stage with winches, light boxes, light bulbs, and our shuttering set piece at the back. Ultimately the show is dynamic and exciting, but all the elements sit nicely together as well.” Taylor was a bit unsure on using the GLP X4 Bars across the back because of the brightness difference to GLP’s FR10, for example, but they are exactly the right brightness for this gig without being overpowering, he says. “My absolute favorite moment of the show, where we have some crazy iridescent hyper color animation, is driven by the Ayrton Huracans… amazing lights, just don’t try to pick one up by yourself, they’re beasts!”

Tomlinson was really involved in the design of this one, and also much more open to trying new things and delivering a narrative through the show, adds Taylor. “Matt Vines should have a shout out for his contribution to the ‘ideas factory’ and being a great sounding board as we developed the show. PM Craig Sherwood has been incredible as always, never asking ‘why’ we want to make it look like a derelict bathroom, just making it happen. Finally, the tour’s secret weapon, technical maestro Sam Kenyon, who is quite literally irreplaceable, has been an excellent resource for actually delivering the show in the real world day after day.”

Production Team

• Tour Manager: Tom Allen
• Production Manager: Craig Sherwood
• Production Design, Programmer & Director: Tom Taylor & Francis Clegg, TANCK
• Lighting Programmer: James Washer
• Lighting Crew Chief: James Box
• Lighting Techs: Rick Carr, Amy Barnett
• Stage Manager: Torin Arnold
• Technical Manager: Sam Kenyon
• Video Crew Chief: Dave Mallandain
• Video Programmer: Jack Fone
• Video Techs: Tim Curwen, Braden Pettigrew
• Camera Operators: Mark Lawrence, Braden Pettigrew, Tim Curwen
• Rigger: Mark Lawrence
• Lighting/Video/Rigging: Colour Sound Experiment/Acc. Rep. Haydn Cruishank
• LED Trim: LED Creative
• Custom Light Housings: OX Event House
• Set Construction: Hangman UK
• Video Content: Two Suns Creative, Boxcat Studio, TANCK
• SFX: BPM SFX
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• 2           Resolume Server
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• 6           Video Screens, 2.5m x 2.5m
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• 3           Panasonic UE70 PTZ Camera
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IMPORTANT LINE UP PROCEDURES All guests are required to abide by the following procedures:

• Guests can begin lining up at the Parking Shelter on E Ted Berry Way no earlier than 9:00 AM on Saturday, June 3. Sequentially numbered wristbands will be put on guests' wrists upon arrival on a first come, first served basis. Guests must have a valid ticket for the Cincinnati show to receive a wristband, and all guests in a party must be present to receive a wristband. Any guests that have camped overnight or arrived before 9:00 AM will not be given wristbands and will be sent to the back of the line.
• Guests are encouraged to return at 3:00 PM to queue for General Admission entry beginning at the Parking Shelter . Security will honor wristbands from 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM. After 4:00 PM, guests will join the line on a first come, first served basis.
• Loss, removal or tampering with a wristband will result in loss of place in the GA line. Guests are not permitted to hold places in line. Please be respectful and courteous to all other guests in line.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR THE LOUIS TOMLINSON CONCERT

• SNARLS will begin at 7:00 pm followed by THE ACADEMIC and LOUIS TOMLINSON will close the show.
• With temperatures expected to be in the 90s this Saturday, we recommend the following: Hydrate before the show, while waiting to enter and throughout the show. Four commercially sealed bottles (up to 33.8 fl oz) of water per person will be allowed into the concert. Per the artist's request, all caps will be taken off water bottles upon entry. Once inside the venue, water fountains are located under the Race Street turnaround outside and inside each level of The Andrew J Brady Music Center.
• There will be one point of entry at The ICON Festival Stage at Smale Park: Rosa Parks Street by the carousel. For a venue map, CLICK HERE .
• Please note Chairs, Blankets, Pointed-Tip Umbrellas, Food, and Beverages (excluding 4 factory sealed bottles of water) are not permitted. To view additional prohibited items, CLICK HERE .
• The ICON Festival Stage at Smale Park is accessible via the Central Riverfront Garage and is within walking distance to several parking lots and the Cincinnati Bell Connector. For Directions and Parking, CLICK HERE .
• If you have Mobile ticket(s), make sure to download your ticket(s) prior to arriving at the venue. To download your mobile ticket(s) to your phone, go to "My Events" in the Ticketmaster App and select "Add To Wallet" (on iPhone) or "Save To Phone" (on Android). With your ticket open on your phone, tap your phone to the event staff's scanner during entry. For more info, CLICK HERE.
• Please allow extra time for metal-detector screening, visual inspection, and bag inspection conducted by The Andrew J Brady Music Center security personnel. Any bag/purse larger than 12"x12" will not be permitted. The purpose of the inspection is to detect prohibited items and is for the safety of our guests and our staff.

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While supplies last. Tickets are subject to price increase based on demand, applicable taxes and Ticketmaster fees. All events rain or shine. Dates, times and artists subject to change without notice. Limit 4 tickets per person.

The Andrew J Brady Music Center does not endorse using any secondary ticketing sources and cannot resolve any issues involving them . Please note that Artist VIP packages do not include access to venue amenities including the CityView Lounge.

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Faith In The Future World Tour is Louis Tomlinson's ongoing second concert tour, in support of his album, Faith in the Future . It began on May 26, 2023 in Uncasville and is set to end on November 18, 2023 in Birmingham.

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Background [ ]

Tomlinson announced the EU and UK leg of the tour on his social media on October 14, 2022, around a month before the release of his second album. In his Instagram post, he claimed:

"I can’t tell you how much the tour this year has done for me so I wanted to get on the road again as soon as I could. I had this tour in mind with every song we wrote on the new album. Looking forward to playing the new stuff live." [1]

Shows for North America would be announced on November 10. [2] Throughout 2023, Louis would announce the supporting acts.

Setlist [ ]

• The Greatest
• Kill My Mind
• Bigger Than Me *
• Lucky Again
• Holding On To Heartache *
• Night Changes ( One Direction Cover)
• Saved By A Stranger **
• Written All Over Your Face
• All This Time
• She Is Beauty We Are World Class
• Copy of a Copy of a Copy
• 505 (Arctic Monkeys Cover)
• Back To You
• Out Of My System
• Where Do Broken Hearts Go (One Direction Cover)
• Silver Tongues

Sometimes skipped *

Played on ocasions **

The order of the setlist tends to change every few shows.

• For the July 22 show in Columbia, Louis decided on a different haircut than usual, more reminiscent of the one he had in 2014. Considering a day later it was One Direction's 13th anniversary, it was probably done for that ocasion.

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Credits: LTHQ. [3]

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‘My victory is secure on the cross’: Scottie Scheffler dedicates Masters victory to God

American said after his Augusta wins that ‘plans were already laid out many years ago’

Scottie Scheffler said “victory was secure on the cross” as he dedicated his latest Masters win to God.

The American, a devout Christian, won his second Green Jacket in three years with a four-shot victory over Swedish rookie Ludvig Aberg at Augusta National.

After the presentation ceremony in the Butler Cabin, the 27 year-old made his way to the press conference where he said he would have been a winner whatever happened.

“My buddies told me this morning, my victory was secure on the cross,” he said. “And that’s a pretty special feeling; to know that I’m secure forever and it doesn’t matter if I win this tournament or lose this tournament. My identity is secure forever.”

Scheffler, whose wife Meredith was not in Augusta as she is expecting their first child later this month, has spoken many times about the strength of his faith.

He attends Bible study with his caddie Ted Scott, who was also bagman for two-time Masters champion Bubba Watson for 15 years, and together with fellow Ryder Cup star Sam Burns co-hosts an annual retreat with members of the College Golf Fellowship, a faith-based ministry.

Scheffler said his faith helped him during his final round on Sunday, with Aberg at one stage joining him in a tie for the lead. In particular, he said he had tried to be aggressive on the back nine, knowing that “pars weren’t going to get it done”. Scheffler ended up posting four birdies and one bogey as he came home in 33.

“Yeah, I mean, I believe that today’s plans were already laid out many years ago, and I could do nothing to mess up those plans,” he said. “I have been given a gift of this talent, and I use it for God’s glory. That’s pretty much it. So when I’m out there, I try to compete to the best of my abilities.

“Like I said, I really want to win. I feel like that’s how I was designed. I’ve been that way since I was a young kid. That’s always been a part of me, and I don’t think that should be going away anytime soon. I don’t think there’s anything wrong with that either. At the end of the day, like I said, my identity is secure already, and I get to come out here and compete, have fun, enjoy it; and then at the end of the day, win or lose, my identity is secure.”

After winning his first Green Jacket two years ago, Scheffler said his wife Meredith had calmed him before his final round by reminding him he was merely God’s vessel.

“I cried like a baby this morning. I was so stressed out,” Scheffler told Golf.com after his victory over Rory McIlroy. “[Meredith] told me, ‘Who are you to say that you are not ready? Who am I to say that I know what’s best for my life?’

“So what we talked about is that God is in control and that the Lord is leading me; and if today is my time, it’s my time. And if I shot 82 today, you know, somehow I was going to use it for His glory.”

This time, Scheffler - who was sporting some kinesiology tape - said his wife had been a great help to him again as he tried to pass the long hours in the morning until his tee time. “She sent a lot of prayers,” he said. “My neck was bugging me a little bit. She just prayed for some healing and prayed for a lot of peace out there. I had a good conversation with my buddies this morning about the victory and that victory already being secure.”

Scheffler concluded by saying that the impending arrival would mean golf was only “fourth in line” in his list of priorities. But he warned his rivals he was not going anywhere. Scheffler is playing at RBC Heritage starting on Thursday.

“I will go home, soak in this victory tonight,” he said. “And we will definitely enjoy the birth of my first child. But with that being said, I still love competing. My priorities will change here very soon. My son or daughter will now be the main priority, along with my wife, so golf will now be probably fourth in line. But I still love competing. I don’t plan on taking my eye off the ball anytime soon, that’s for sure.”

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In interviews with Poland’s national media, Franklin Graham, ahead of the God Loves You Tour in Kraków, Poland, explained the importance of preaching in this European country.

“Poland has held onto the faith probably longer than all the other European countries,” Franklin Graham said. “But it’s changing. It’s the secularists who hate God, they take God out of everything.

“I want the people of Poland to know—hang on to your faith. Don’t turn your back on your faith.”

This is the evangelist’s second time to hold an evangelistic event in the country, after his 2014 outreach in Warsaw.

Poland has seen many changes since then, including the ongoing war in neighboring country Ukraine. This conflict has people in this region on edge, he said, questioning where to put their trust.

“Regardless of what happens politically in the world,” Franklin Graham said, “God is ultimately in control.

“Jesus Christ can change the direction of a nation. The greatest need in the world today is Jesus Christ.”

Teaching the truth of God’s Word and the Good News of Jesus Christ is the most important work for pastors, he said, and to inspire members to actively share His hope with family, friends, and co-workers.

“Witness out on the streets, witness in the workplace, witness in the schools, and invite people to come to church,” said Franklin Graham.

“We see secularism, which is anti-Christ, taking hold of governments throughout Europe and around the world. For us as the church, we do not change. We hold fast to the truth. We don’t compromise.”

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The "Out of This World - The Missy Elliott Experience" tour will start on July 4, 2024, and includes a stop in Pa. Joining her will be Busta Rhymes and Ciara. Live Nation Entertainment

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Missy Elliott is heading out on her first-ever headlining tour.

“Out of This World - The Missy Elliott Experience” tour includes one stop in Pa. - Monday, Aug. 5 at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia.

Touring with Elliott will be Busta Rhymes and Ciara and special guest, Timbaland.

“This is an incredible time in my life as I am experiencing so many milestone ‘firsts.’ Being the FIRST female [hip-hop] artist to be inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and now going out on my FIRST headline tour,” Elliott said.

“Fans have been asking me to tour forever but I wanted to wait until I felt the time was right because I knew if I was ever going to do it, I had to do it big, and I had to do it with family! So get ready to be taken OUT OF THIS WORLD with me, Busta Rhymes, Ciara, and Timbaland! We can’t wait to share this experience with the fans!”

Verizon Up presale is from 10 a.m. Tuesday, April 9, through 10 p.m. Thursday, April 11. General ticket sales start at 10 .m. on Friday, April 12.

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July 4 - Vancouver, Canada

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July 9 - Oakland, California

July 11 - Los Angeles, California

July 13 - Las Vegas, Nevada

July 16 - Denver, Colorado

July 18 - Austin, Texas

July 20 - Houston, Texas

July 21 - Fort Worth, Texas

July 24 - Tampa, Florida

July 25 - Sunrise, Florida

July 27 - Atlanta, Georgia

Aug. 1 - Baltimore, Maryland

Aug. 2 - Hampton, Virginia

Aug. 3 - Belmont Park, New York

Aug. 8 - Washington, D.C.

Aug. 9 - Newark, New Jersey

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2024 Masters one and done picks, DFS lineups, sleepers, fantasy golf projections, longshots by PGA expert

Mike mcclure locked in his expert pga golf picks, daily fantasy lineups, fantasy golf projections and sleepers for masters 2024 at augusta national.

The 2024 Masters gets underway on Thursday from Augusta National Golf Club at 10:30 a.m. ET, a two-and-a-half hour delay due to storms. No golfer around the world is playing better right now than World No. 1, Scottie Scheffler. The 2022 winner of this event, Scheffler won the elevated Arnold Palmer Invitational in March and again the following week at the Players Championship. He then nearly won for the third straight tournament, missing a putt on the 72nd hole to force a playoff at the Houston Open. The tee-to-green specialist gained 17 strokes on the field when he won here in 2022 and will try to continue his torrid run. Given his run of dominant play, should Scheffler be the top choice when constructing your 2024 Masters DFS picks, 2024 Masters fantasy golf rankings, and 2024 Masters one and done strategy? Before locking in your 2024 Masters one and done picks, Masters DFS lineups on DraftKings and FanDuel, and fantasy golf projections, you need to see what SportsLine DFS pro and PGA expert Mike McClure has to say . 

McClure is a DFS legend with over $2 million in career winnings, and he's been red-hot on his PGA picks dating back to the PGA Tour restart in June of 2020. McClure uses his proprietary simulation model to analyze the field and crush his  golf picks . He is up almost $9,500 on his best bets since the restart.  

McClure's model predicted Jon Rahm would finish on top of the leaderboard at the 2023 Sentry Tournament of Champions and The American Express. At the 2023 Masters, the model was all over Rahm's second career major victory heading into the weekend. It was the second straight Masters win for the model, which also nailed Scottie Scheffler winning in 2022. 

McClure has been on fire with his One and Done picks in 2024. At The American Express, he backed Justin Thomas, who finished in third place and took home $635,600. At the Genesis Invitational, McClure tabbed Patrick Cantlay, who finished in fourth place at the signature event, as his top OAD pick. At the Cognizant Classic, McClure's top one and done pick, Min Woo Lee, finished in a tie for second place. Finally, at the Arnold Palmer Invitation, another signature event, McClure recommended using Scheffler and Will Zalatoris. The result: Scheffler won the event by five strokes, and Zalatoris finished in fourth place. 

This same model has also nailed a whopping 10 majors entering the weekend. Anyone who has followed McClure's picks has seen massive returns.

Now, McClure has dialed in on the 2024 Masters golf tournament and just locked in his one and done picks, DFS projections and Fantasy Golf predictions. They are a must-see for any player looking for an edge. You can only see McClure's Masters 2024 one and done picks, DFS lineups and Fantasy Golf plays at SportsLine .

Top 2024 Masters One and Done picks

One of McClure's top One and Done picks for the Masters is Brooks Koepka. Though his recent form hasn't been overly impressive, with only one top-10 finish in 2024, Koepka is a 'big game hunter' who thrives in major tournaments. In his last five Masters Tournaments, the American has two second place finishes and a seventh.

The winner of last year's PGA Championship, Koepka has four wins and 12 top-10 finishes in his last 21 majors. With a green jacket because his most treasured goal going forward, Koepka is a viable play again at Augusta. McClure is once again confident in the five-time major champion's chances this week.  You can see who else to back at SportsLine .

Top 2024 Masters DFS picks, lineup advice

One golfer McClure is targeting in his 2024 Masters DFS lineups is Justin Thomas. The 15-time PGA Tour winner has long been considered one of the top ball-strikers and irons players in the world and has a proven track record of success in big events. Thomas has two career major championships and six top-25 finishes in eight career starts at Augusta National.

Thomas' ability to card birdies and eagles makes him standout among the field when building Masters DFS lineups. He enters Masters week ranked sixth on the PGA Tour in strokes gained on approach (0.795) and 12th in strokes gained tee-to-green (1.124). After a disappointing 2023 season, Thomas has bounced back with four top-12 finishes already in 2024.  You can see the rest of McClure's Masters DFS picks at SportsLine . 

Top 2024 Masters Fantasy Golf picks, projections

One of McClure's top fantasy golf picks is Scottie Scheffler. He's won eight times in the last 26 months and been No. 1 in the world for the last 47 weeks in a row (81 total). You'll pay a premium for Scheffler and he'll be highly rostered in Masters DFS tournaments as well as the first player off the board in any draft format, but that's a price you should be willing to play considering how dominant he's been of late.

Scheffler has two wins and a runner-up finish over his last three starts, which happens to coincide with a putter change that has helped make him nearly a tour-average putter. Considering that he's already the world's best ball-striker (2.798 strokes gained: tee-to-green per round), his game could be elevated. Scheffler has never finished worse than 19th in four starts at Augusta and the 2022 Masters champion is a +325 favorite (bet $100 to win $325) in the 2024 Masters odds.  You can see the rest of McClure's Masters fantasy golf picks at SportsLine . 

How to make Masters 2024 picks, long shot bets

McClure is also targeting targeting six other golfers with odds of 20-1 or longer who will make a strong run at the green jacket. You can find out who they are, and check out all of McClure's Masters picks and best bets at SportsLine .

Who will win the Masters 2024, and which golfers should you target for your PGA one and done picks, DFS lineups, and Fantasy Golf plays this week at Augusta National Golf Club? Visit SportsLine now to get Mike McClure's Masters 2024 one and done picks, DFS lineups and fantasy golf plays  -- and find out.

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Missy Elliott announces tour with Ciara, Busta Rhymes and Timbaland — how to get tickets

Missy Elliott's first time headlining a tour will be with people who have been a part of her music since the beginning of her career.

The famed rapper announced her "Out of This World — The Missy Elliott Experience" tour on social media April 8 and shared that singer Ciara, rapper Busta Rhymes and producer Timbaland will be on the road with her. They have collaborated with Elliott on songs throughout her career.

"ATTENTION IT’S TIME," her caption read. The post was a video featuring Elliott, Ciara and Busta Rhymes in an intergalactic space as they try to figure out where they are. Elliott then calls who she refers to as Tim, most likely Timbaland, for help.

"These three icons come together to show you something you've never seen before," Elliott says in the video.

“'OUT OF THIS WORLD'TOUR across NORTH AMERICA!!!! With my family @ciara @bustarhymes & @timbaland This Spaceship will be Landing NEAR YOU RUN 4 COVER!" she added in the caption.

Elliott said in a press release announcing the news that she's in a season of firsts, even in this advanced stage of her career. She has released six albums and was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2023. She also holds an honorary doctorate in music degree from Berklee College of Music.

“This is an incredible time in my life as I am experiencing so many milestone ‘firsts,’” she said. “Being the FIRST female hip-hop artist to be inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and now going out on my FIRST headline tour."

She said there's been fan interest in her going on tour for some time, but she waited until it felt right to her.

"Fans have been asking me to tour forever but I wanted to wait until I felt the time was right because I knew if I was ever going to do it, I had to do it big, and I had to do it with family! So get ready to be taken OUT OF THIS WORLD with me, Busta Rhymes, Ciara, and Timbaland! We can’t wait to share this experience with the fans!" she said.

The tour lineup could not be more exciting for super fans and is currently scheduled to have stops across the U.S. and in Canada during July and August.

Here’s everything to know about Elliott’s upcoming “Out Of This World” tour.

Why is Missy Elliott going on tour with Timbaland, Busta Rhymes and Ciara?

Elliott has worked with all three artists over the years.

In 2019, Elliott wrote on X, formerly known as Twitter, that Timbaland produced her 1997 debut studio album "Supa Dupa Fly" in just two weeks. Timbaland and Busta Rhymes are both featured on the "Work It" singer's first studio album.

Elliott has teamed up with Ciara on classic songs like "1, 2 Step" (2004) and “Lose Control” (2005).

How to get tickets to Missy Elliott's tour

Tickets will become available for Verizon presale on April 9 at 10 a.m. local time for each concert location, according to the press release and Ticketmaster .

Once presale tickets are available, fans can purchase tickets through Verizon Up until the window closes April 11 at 10 p.m.

Additional presales will run throughout the week leading up to the general onsale starting on April 12 at 10 a.m. on the singer's website , the release said.

When does Missy Elliott's tour start?

The "Out Of This World" tour opens in Vancouver, Canada, on July 4, according to the press release.

What are Missy Elliott's tour dates?

July 4: Vancouver, Canada — Rogers Arena

July 6: Seattle — Climate Pledge Arena

July 9: Oakland, California — Oakland Arena

July 11: Los Angeles — Crypto.com Arena

July 13: Las Vegas — T-Mobile Arena

July 16: Denver — Ball Arena

July 18: Austin, Texas — Moody Center

July 20: Houston — Toyota Center

July 21: Fort Worth, Texas — Dickies Arena

July 24: Tampa, Florida — Amalie Arena

July 25: Sunrise, Florida — Amerant Bank Arena

July 27: Atlanta — State Farm Arena

Aug. 1: Baltimore — CFG Bank Arena

Aug. 2: Hampton, Virginia — Hampton Coliseum

Aug. 3: Elmont, New York — UBS Arena

Aug. 5: Philadelphia — Wells Fargo Center

Aug. 8: Washington — Capital One Arena

Aug. 9: Newark, New Jersey —  Prudential Center

Aug. 10: Boston — TD Garden

Aug. 12: Brooklyn, New York — Barclays Center

Aug. 15: Detroit — Little Caesars Arena

Aug. 17: Montreal, Canada — Bell Centre

Aug. 19: Toronto, Canada — Scotiabank Arena

Aug. 22: Rosemont, Illinois — Allstate Arena

Randi Richardson is a reporter for NBC News' TODAY.com based in Brooklyn.

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The Opening Days of Trump’s First Criminal Trial

Here’s what has happened so far in the unprecedented proceedings against a former u.s. president..

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It’s the first day of the Trump trial and just walking out the door in my house. It’s a beautiful day, 6:11 AM. The thing that keeps running through my head is it’s kind of amazing that hundreds of jurors are going to show up at the Manhattan courthouse. And some of them are going to know what they’re there for — probably talking to their friends, their relatives about it.

Some of them are going to learn this morning talking to other jurors in line, asking what all the fuss is about. But I really do imagine that there’s going to be at least one potential juror who, headphones on, getting into court. Here they’re going to be there for the first criminal trial of Donald J. Trump. And just, I mean, how would you react?

[MUSIC PLAYING]

From “The New York Times,” I’m Michael Barbaro. This is “The Daily.” Today, what it’s been like inside the lower Manhattan courtroom, where political and legal history are being made? My colleague, Jonah Bromwich, on the opening days of the first criminal trial of a US President. It’s Thursday, April 18.

Is that his mic? Hi, there.

Hello. How are you?

I’m doing good.

OK. Thank you for coming in, Jonah —

Thank you for having me.

— in the middle of a trial. Can you just explain why you’re able to even be here?

Sure. So we happen to be off on Wednesdays during trial, so.

We being not “The New York Times,” but the courts.

That’s right.

Which is why we’re taping with you. And because we now have two full court days of this history-making trial now under our belts. And the thing about this trial that’s so interesting is that there are no cameras in the courtroom for the wider world.

There’s no audio recordings. So all we really have is and your eyes and your notebook, maybe your laptop. And so we’re hoping you can reconstruct for us the scene of the first two days of this trial and really the highlights.

Yeah, I’d be happy to. So on Monday morning, I left the subway. It’s before 7:00 AM. The sun is just rising over these grandiose court buildings in lower Manhattan.

I’m about to turn left onto Center Street. I’m right in front of the big municipal building.

And I turn onto Center Street. That’s where the courthouses are.

I’m crossing.

And I expected to see a big crowd. And it was even bigger than I had anticipated.

Here we go. Here we go. Here we go. Now, I finally see the crowd.

You have camera banks. You have reporters. You have the beginnings of what will eventually become a protest. And you have this most New York thing, which is just a big crowd of people.

[CHUCKLES]: Who just know something is going on.

That’s right. And what they know is going on is, of course, the first trial of an American president.

All right, I’m passing the camera, folks. Camera, camera, camera, camera. Here we go.

Let’s start with Sharon Crowley live outside the courthouse in Lower Manhattan.

I want to get right to ABC’S Aaron Katersky who’s outside of the courthouse.

Robert Costa is following it outside the courthouse in Lower Manhattan. Bob, I saw the satellite trucks lined up all in a row. Good morning.

Talk to us how we got here exactly.

So this is the case that was brought by the Manhattan district attorney. So prosecutors have accused Donald Trump of covering up the actions of his former fixer, Michael Cohen, after Cohen paid hush money to Stormy Daniels. Stormy Daniels had a story about having had sex with Donald Trump, which Trump has always denied.

Cohen paid her money, and then Trump reimbursed Cohen. And prosecutors say that Trump essentially defrauded the American people because he hid this information that could have been very important for the election from those people when he reimbursed Cohen.

Right. And as I remember it, he also misrepresented what that reimbursement was. Claimed it was a legal fee when, in fact, it was just reimbursing Michael Cohen for a hush money payment.

Exactly, yeah. He definitely didn’t say reimbursement for hush money payment to Stormy Daniels. It’s a cover up case. It’s a case about hiding information you don’t want people to see.

Right. And of course, the context of all this is that it is in the middle of a presidential election. It’s 2016. Trump wants to keep this secret, prosecutors allege, so that the American public doesn’t know about it and potentially hold it against him.

Right. And prosecutors are telling a story about election interference. They’re saying that Trump interfered with an election. And Trump himself is also using the phrase “election interference.” But he’s painting the trial itself as election interference as he now runs again in 2024.

Fascinating.

And because we’re in Manhattan, and because the jury pool is going to be largely Democratic, and the judge is a Democrat, and the district attorney is a Democrat, Trump keeps claiming he cannot get a fair shake. This is democrat central. And in democrat central, Trump doesn’t have a chance.

OK. So, what happens once you actually enter the courthouse?

Outside, there’s all this fanfare. But inside, it’s a little bit business as usual. So I go up to the 15th floor, and I walk into the courtroom, and I sit down, and it’s the same old courtroom. And we’re sitting and waiting for the former president.

Around 9:30, Trump walks in. He looks thin. He looks a little tired, kind of slumping forward, as if to say with his body like let’s get this over with. Here we go.

The judge walks in a little bit after that. And we think we’re all set for the trial to start, but that’s not what happens here. And in fact, there are a series of legal arguments about what the trial is going to look like and what evidence is going to be allowed in.

So, for example, prosecutors ask that they be allowed to admit into evidence headlines from “The National Enquirer” that were attacks on Trump’s 2016 opponents — on Ted Cruz, on Marco Rubio, on Ben Carson.

Because prosecutors are in some sense putting Trump’s 2016 campaign on trial. These headlines are a big part of that because what prosecutors say they show is that Trump had this ongoing deal with “The National Enquirer.” And the publisher would promote him, and it would publish damaging stories about his opponents. And then crucially, it would protect Trump from negative stories. And that’s exactly what prosecutors say happened with Stormy Daniels. That “The National Enquirer” tipped Cohen off about Stormy Daniels trying to sell her story of having had sex with Donald Trump, which he denies. And that led to the hush money payment to her. So what prosecutors are doing overall with these headlines is establishing a pattern of conduct. And that conduct, they say, was an attempt to influence the election in Trump’s favor.

And the judge agrees. He’s going to admit this evidence. And this is a pretty big win for the prosecution. But even though they win that one, they’re not winning everything.

They lose some important arguments here. One of them was that after the Access Hollywood tape came out, there were allegations of sexual assault against Donald Trump. And you know this, Michael, because you reported two of them — two of the three in question at this very trial.

Prosecutors had hoped to talk about those during trial in front of the jury to show the jurors that the Trump campaign was really, really focused on pushing back against bad press in the wake of the Access Hollywood tape in which Trump seemed to describe sexual assault. That was a big problem for the campaign. Campaign did everything it could to push back, including against these allegations that surfaced in the wake of the tape.

But the judge, saying that the allegations are hearsay — that they’re based on the women’s stories — says absolutely not. That is incredibly prejudicial to the defendant.

Interesting.

And that Donald Trump would actually not get a fair trial were those allegations to be mentioned. And so he will not let those in. The jurors will not hear about them.

So this is a setback, of course, for the prosecution, a victory for Trump’s legal team.

It’s a setback. And it also just shows you how these pre-trial motions shape the context of the trial. Think of the trial as a venue like a theater or an athletic contest of some sort. And these pre-trial motions are about what gets led into the arena and what stays out. The sexual assault allegations — out. “The National Enquirer” headlines — in.

OK. And how is Trump sitting there at the defense table reacting to these pre-trial motion rulings from the judge?

Well, as I’ve just said, this is very important stuff for his trial.

Right. Hugely important.

But it’s all happening in legal language, and I’m decoding it for you. But if you were sitting there listening to it, you might get a little lost, and you might get a little bored. And Trump, who is not involved in these arguments, seems to fall asleep.

Seems to fall asleep — you’re seeing this with your own eyes.

What we’re seeing, overall, including our colleague, Maggie Haberman, who’s in the overflow room and has a direct view of Trump’s face — I’m sitting behind him in the courtroom, so I can’t see his face that well.

You guys are double teaming this.

That’s right. I’m sitting behind him, but Maggie is sitting in front of him. And what she sees is not only that his eyes are closed. That wouldn’t get you to he is asleep.

And we have to be really careful about reporting that he’s asleep, even if it seems like a frivolous thing. But what happens is that his head is dropping down to his chest, and then it’s snapping back up. So you’ve seen that, when a student —

I’ve done that.

(CHUCKLES) Yeah. We all kind of know that feeling of snapping awake suddenly. And we see the head motion, and it happens several times.

Lawyers kind of bothering him, not quite shaking him, but certainly trying to get his attention. And that head snapping motion, we felt confident enough to report that Trump fell asleep.

During his own criminal trial’s opening day.

Does someone eventually wake him up?

He wakes up. He wakes up. And in fact, in the afternoon, he’s much more animated. It’s almost as if he wants to be seen being very much awake.

Right. So once these pre-trial motions are ruled on and Trump is snapped back to attention, what happens?

Well, what happens in the courtroom is that the trial begins. The first trial of an American president is now in session. And what marks that beginning is jurors walking into the room one by one — many of them kind of craning their necks over at Donald Trump, giggling, raising their eyebrows at each other, filing into the room, and being sworn in by the judge. And that swearing in marks the official beginning of the trial.

The beginning is jury selection, and it’s often overlooked. It’s not dramatized in our kind of courtroom dramas in the same way. But it’s so important. It’s one of the most important parts of the case. Because whoever sits on the jury, these are the 12 people who are going to decide whether Trump is guilty or whether Trump is innocent.

So how does jury selection actually look and feel and go?

So, jury selection is a winnowing process. And in order to do that, you have to have these people go through a bunch of different hurdles. So the first hurdle is, after the judge describes the case, he asks the group — and there are just short of 100 of them — whether they can be fair and impartial. And says that if they can’t, they should leave. And more than half the group is instantly gone.

So after we do this big mass excusal, we’re left with the smaller group. And so now, jurors are getting called in smaller groups to the jury box. And what they’re going to do there is they’re going to answer this questionnaire.

And this part of the process is really conducted by the judge. The lawyers are involved. They’re listening, but they’re not yet asking questions of the jurors themselves.

And what’s on the questionnaire?

Well, it’s 42 questions. And the questions include, their education, their professional histories, their hobbies, what they like to do whether you’re a member of QAnon or Antifa.

Whether you’re far left or far right.

That’s right. Whether you’ve read “The Art of the Deal,” Trump’s book, which some prospective jurors had.

Right. It was a bestseller in its time.

That’s right. And some of it can be answered in yes/no questions, but some of it can be answered more at length. So some of the prospective jurors are going very, very fast. Yes, no, no, no, yes.

Right. Because this is an oral questionnaire.

That’s right. But some of them are taking their time. They’re expanding on their hobbies. So the potential juror in seat 3, for example, is talking about her hobbies. And she says some running, hiking. And then she said, I like to go to the club, and it got a huge laugh. And you get that kind of thing in jury selection, which is one of the reasons it’s so fun. It’s the height of normality in this situation that is anything but normal.

Right. The most banal answer possible delivered in front of the former president And current Republican nominee for president.

Well, that’s one of the fascinating parts about all this, right? is that they’re answering in front of Trump. And they’re answering questions about Trump in front of Trump. He doesn’t react all that much. But whenever someone says they’ve read “The Art of the Deal —” and there are a few of those — he kind of nods appreciatively, smiles. He likes that. It’s very clear. But because there are so many questions, this is taking forever, especially when people are choosing to answer and elaborate and digress.

This is when you fall asleep.

This Is. When I would have fallen asleep if I were a normal person.

And by the end of the day. Where does jury selection stand?

Well, the questionnaire is another device for shrinking that jury pool. And so the questionnaire has almost these little obstacles or roadblocks, including, in fact, a question that jurors have seen before — whether they would have any problem being fair and impartial?

Hmm. And they ask it again.

They’re asked it again. And they’re asked in this more individualized way. The judge is questioning them. They’re responding.

So, remember that woman who said she liked to go to the club got a big laugh. She reaches question 34. And question 34 reads, “Do you have any strong opinions or firmly-held beliefs about former President Donald Trump or the fact that he is a current candidate for president that would interfere with your ability to be a fair and impartial juror?” She said, yes, she does have an opinion that would prevent her from being fair and impartial. And she, too, is excused.

So that’s how it works. People answer the questionnaire, and they get excused in that way, or they have a scheduling conflict once they reach the jury box. And so to answer your question, Michael. At the end of day one, given all these problems with the questionnaire and the length of time it’s taken to respond to and people getting dismissed based on their answers, there is not a single juror seated for this trial.

And it’s starting to look like this is going to be a really hard case for which to find an impartial jury.

That’s the feeling in the room, yeah.

We’ll be right back.

So Jonah, let’s turn to day 2. What does jury selection look like on Tuesday?

So when the day begins, it looks almost exactly like it looked when the day ended on Monday. We’re still with the questionnaire, getting some interesting answers. But even though it feels like we’re going slow, we are going.

And so we’ve gone from about 100 people to now there’s about 24 the room there’s 18 the jury box. And by the time we hit lunch, all those people have answered all those questions, and we are ready for the next step in the process.

Voir dire. And what it is the heart of jury selection. This is the point where the lawyers themselves finally get to interview the jurors. And we get so much information from this moment because the lawyers ask questions based on what they want out of the jurors.

So the prosecution is asking all these different kinds of questions. The first round of wajir is done by a guy named Joshua Steinglass, a very experienced trial lawyer with the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office. And he’s providing all these hypotheticals. I’ll give you one example because I found this one really, really interesting. He provides a hypothetical about a man who wants his wife killed and essentially hires a hitman to do it. And what he asked the jurors is, if that case were before you, would you be able to see that the man who hired the hitman was a part of this crime?

And of course, what he’s really getting at is, can you accept that even though Michael Cohen, Trump’s fixer, made this payment, Trump is the guy who hired him to do it?

That’s right. If there are other people involved, will jurors still be able to see Donald Trump’s hands behind it all?

Fascinating. And what were some of the responses?

People mostly said, yes, we accept that. So that’s how the prosecution did it.

But the defense had a totally different method of voir dire. They were very focused on their client and people’s opinions about their client.

So what kind of questions do we get from them?

So the lawyer, Todd Blanche, is asking people, what do you make of President Trump? What do you think of President Trump?

And what are some of the responses to that?

Well, there’s this incredible exchange with one of the jurors who absolutely refuses to give his opinion of Donald Trump. They go back and forth and back and forth. And the juror keeps insisting you don’t need to know my opinion of him. All you need to know is that I’m going to be fair and impartial, like I said. And Blanch pushes, and the guy pushes back. And the only way the guy budges is he finally kind of confesses almost at the end that, yes, I am a Democrat, and that’s all we get.

And what ends up happening to this potential juror?

Believe it or not, he got dismissed.

[LAUGHS]: I can believe it. And of course, it’s worth saying that this guy and everybody else is being asked that question just feet from Trump himself.

That’s right. And you might think you were going to get a really kind of spicy, like, popcorn emoji-type exchange from that. But because these are now jurors who have said they can be fair and impartial, who, to some extent, want to be on this jury or at least wouldn’t mind being on this jury, they’re being very restrained.

Mostly, what they are emphasizing — much like that guy just described dis — is that they can be fair. They can be impartial. There’s one woman who gives this really remarkable answer.

She says, I thought about this last night. I stayed up all night. I couldn’t sleep, thinking about whether I could be fair. It’s really important to me, and I can.

What ends up happening to that particular juror?

She’s also dismissed. And she’s dismissed without any reason at all. The defense decides it doesn’t like her. It doesn’t want her on the jury. And they have a certain number of chances to just get rid of jurors — no questions asked.

Other jurors are getting dismissed for cause — I’m doing air quotes with my hands — which means that the lawyers have argued they actually revealed themselves through their answers or through old social media posts, which are brought up in the courtroom, to be either non-credible, meaning they’ve said they can be fair and they can’t, or somehow too biased to be on the jury.

Wait, can I just dial into that for a second? Are lawyers researching the jurors in real time going online and saying — I’m making this up — but Jonah Bromwich is a potential juror, and I’m going to go off into my little corner of the courtroom and Google everything you’ve ever said? Is that what’s happening in the room?

Yeah, there’s a whole profession dedicated to that. It’s called jury consultant, and they’re very good at finding information on people in a hurry. And it certainly looked as if they were in play.

Did a social media post end up getting anybody kicked off this jury?

Yes, there were posts from 2016 era internet. You’ll remember that time as a very heated one on the internet, Facebook memes are a big thing. And so there’s all kinds of lock him up type memes and rhetoric. And some of the potential jurors here have used those. And those jurors are dismissed for a reason.

So we have these two types of dismissals, right? We have these peremptory dismissals — no reason at all given. And we have for cause dismissals.

And the process is called jury selection. But you don’t actually get selected for a jury. The thing is to make it through all these obstacles.

You’re left over.

Right. And so when certain jurors are not dismissed, and they’ve made it through all these stages, by the end of the day, we have gone from zero juror seated to seven jurors who will be participating in Donald Trump’s trial.

Got it. And without going through all seven, just give us a little bit of a sketch of who so far is on this jury. What stands out?

Well, not that much stands out. So we’ve got four men. We’ve got three women. One lives on the Upper East Side. One lives in Chelsea. Obviously, they’re from all over Manhattan.

They have these kind of very normal hobbies like spending time with family and friends. They have somewhat anonymous jobs. We’ve got two lawyers. We’ve got someone who’s worked in sales.

So there’s not that much identifying information. And that’s not an accident . One of the things that often happens with jury selection, whether it be for Donald Trump or for anyone else, is the most interesting jurors — the jurors that kind of catch your attention during the process — they get picked off because they are being so interesting that they interest one or the other side in a negative way. And soon they’re excused. So most of the jurors who are actually seated —

Are not memorable.

Are not that memorable, save one particular juror.

OK. All right, I’ll bite. What do I need to know about that one particular juror?

So let me tell you about a prospective juror who we knew as 374, who will now be juror number five. She’s a middle school teacher from Harlem. And she said that she has friends who have really strong opinions about Trump, but she herself does not. And she insisted several times, I am not a political person.

And then she said this thing that made me quite surprised that the prosecution was fine with having her on the jury. She said, quote, “President Trump speaks his mind, and I’d rather that than someone who’s in office who you don’t know what they’re thinking.”

Hmm. So she expressed approval of President Trump.

Yeah, it was mild approval. But the thing is, especially for the defense in this trial, all you need is one juror. One juror can tie up deliberations in knots, and you can end with a hung jury. And this is actually something that I saw firsthand. In 2019, I was the foreperson on a jury.

How you like that?

Yeah. And the trial was really complicated, but I had thought while we were doing the trial, oh, this is going to be a really easy decision. I thought the defendant in that case was guilty. So we get into deliberations, but there’s this one juror who keeps gumming up the works every time we seem to be making progress, getting a conversation started.

This juror proverbially throws up his hands and says, I am not convicting. This man is innocent. And we talked and we talked. And as the foreperson, I was trying to use all my skills to mediate.

But any time we made any progress, this guy would blow it up. And long story short, hung jury — big victory for the defense lawyer. And we come out of the room. And she points at this juror. The guy —

The defense lawyer.

The defense lawyer points at this juror who blew everything up. And she said, I knew it. I knew I had my guy.

OK. I don’t want to read too much into what you said about that one juror. But should I read between the lines to think that if there’s a hung jury, you wonder if it might be that juror?

That’s what everyone in the courtroom is wondering not just about this juror, but about every single person who was selected. Is this the person who swings the case for me? Is this the person who swings the case against me?

These juries are so complex. It’s 12 people who don’t know each other at the start of the trial and, by the end of the trial, have seen each other every morning and are experiencing the same things, but are not allowed to have talked about the case until deliberations start. In that moment when deliberations start —

You’re going to learn a whole lot about each other.

That’s right. There’s this alchemical moment where suddenly, it all matters. Every personality selected matters. And that’s why jury selection is so important. And that’s why these last two days are actually one of the most important parts of this trial.

OK. So by my math, this trial will require five more jurors to get to 12. I know also they’re going to need to be alternates. But from what you’re saying what looked like a really uphill battle to get an impartial jury or a jury that said it could be impartial — and Trump was very doubtful one could be found — has turned out to not be so hard to find.

That’s right. And in fact, we went from thinking, oh, boy, this is going awfully slowly, to the judge himself saying we could be doing opening arguments as soon as Monday morning. And I think that highlights something that’s really fascinating both about this trial and about the jury selection process overall.

One of the things that lawyers have been arguing about is whether or not it’s important to figure out what jurors’ opinions about Donald Trump are. And the prosecution and, I think, the judge have really said, no, that’s not the key issue here. The key issue is not whether or not people have opinions about Donald Trump.

Right. Who doesn’t have an opinion about Donald Trump?

Exactly. They’re going to. Automatically, they’re going to. The question is whether or not they can be fair and impartial. And the seven people we already have seated, and presumably the five people that we’re going to get over the next few days and however many alternates — we expect six — are all going to have answered that question, not I hate Trump; I love Trump, but I can weigh in on the former president’s innocence or guilt, and I can do it as fairly as humanly possible.

Now, Trump is not happy about this. He said after court yesterday, quote, We have a highly conflicted judge, and he’s rushing this trial.” And I think that he is going to see these beats of the system the criminal justice system as it works on him as he is experiencing it as unfair. That is typically how he talks about it and how he views it.

But what he’s getting is what defendants get. This is the system in New York, in the United States. This is its answer to how do you pick a fair jury? Well, you ask people can you be fair? And you put them through this process, and the outcome is 12 people.

And so I think we’re going to see this over and over again in this trial. We’re going to see Trump experience the criminal justice system.

And its routines.

Yeah, openings, witnesses, evidence, closings. He’s going to go through all of it. And I think, at every turn, it makes sense to expect him to say, well, this is not fair. Well, the judge is doing something wrong. Well, the prosecutors are doing something wrong. Well, the jury is doing something wrong.

But at the end of the day, he’s going to be a defendant, and he’s going to sit, mostly silently if his lawyers can make him do that, and watch this process play itself out. So the system is going to try and treat him like any other defendant, even though, of course —

— he’s not. And he is going to fight back like no other defendant would, like no other defendant could. And that tension, him pushing against the criminal justice system as it strives to treat him, as it would anyone else, is going to be a defining quality of this trial.

Well, Jonah, thank you very much. We appreciate it.

Of course. Thanks so much for having me. [MUSIC PLAYING]

PS, have you ever fallen asleep in a trial?

I have not.

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Political and legal history are being made in a Lower Manhattan courtroom as Donald J. Trump becomes the first former U.S. president to undergo a criminal trial.

Jonah Bromwich, who covers criminal justice in New York, explains what happened during the opening days of the trial, which is tied to Mr. Trump’s role in a hush-money payment to a porn star.

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Jonah E. Bromwich , who covers criminal justice in New York for The New York Times.

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Mr. Trump’s trial enters its third day with seven jurors chosen.

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