The Pussycat Dolls launched their PCD Forever Tour on Sept. 9, opening the run at the Royal Arena in Copenhagen. The show marked the group’s first major concert tour together in nearly two decades and arrived as the act celebrates the 20th anniversary of its debut album. The opening night gave fans a first look at how the reunited group would present two decades of material on stage.
The current lineup features three members, Nicole Scherzinger, Ashley Roberts and Kimberly Wyatt. Their set drew on the group’s best known hits while also setting aside time for individual segments that highlighted each member’s separate career. That structure allowed the show to function both as a run through the catalog and as a showcase for what the performers have done in the years since the group last toured. The solo segments reflected the different paths each member followed during the long gap between tours.
The setlist ran to 23 songs and included the singles that first brought the group to a wide audience, among them “Don’t Cha,” “Buttons” and “Stickwitu.” The performance also featured the group’s 2026 comeback single, tying the anniversary celebration to new material rather than relying only on older songs. The combination signaled that the reunion is being framed as an active project and not simply a one off revival.
The Copenhagen date opens a European and UK leg that is scheduled to continue through October. Rapper Lil’ Kim is set to join the group as a special guest on select dates along the way, adding a familiar collaborator to parts of the run. The touring plan keeps the reunion focused on Europe in its opening stretch before any wider expansion.
For a group that had been off the road for so long, the launch functioned as a test of demand for the reunion. The anniversary framing, the mix of hits and a new single, and the guest appearances point to an effort to present the return as a full scale tour. The remaining European and UK dates will show whether the momentum from opening night carries across the leg. For now, the reunion’s reach is set by the announced European and UK schedule, with the anniversary of the debut album providing the occasion for the return.
