Don't Worry Bout Me Tour

[7] In addition, during that time Larsson was also embarked with Ed Sheeran on some dates of ÷ Tour around France, Portugal, Spain, Austria, Romania, Czech Republic, Latvia, Russia, Finland, Denmark and Iceland.

In their last stage of concerts in the United States they opened for the Larsson show Archie, Frankie Simone, Tishmal, YaSi and Savanah Low.

Zara starts singing "Carry You Home" which in the middle mixes with elements of the song "Wake Me Up" by Swedish DJ Avicii.

In a tender moment, Zara briefly slowed down the show by performing "Uncover" and the lights were lowered so that the audience began to illuminate with their cell phone flashlights.

In a review for Melodic Magazine, Angel Escobar wrote: "With amazing stage production and smooth transitions, the show truly was the best it could be.

[9] Doug Krantz from Veracious Magazine wrote: "Zara triumphantly took to the stage standing high atop a metallic platform [...].

From the powerful live vocals that led each track to the infectious and tantalizing dance moves that kept us on our toes, Zara Larsson was on fire as she delivered her most successful hits".

Also added that "her stage presence demands attention, her voice is showstopping, and her choreography will have you queuing up YouTube dance tutorials just to keep up".

Lisa Hafey of Essentially Pop stated that "She gave the capacity crowd what they wanted: strong, soaring, vocals, supported by a live band.

[14] Brett Dunford of Louder Than War described that the interpretation of "Don't Let Me Be Yours" reflects "her helium voice so angelic", stated that her set "closes on epic form" and finally said that "one word sums the area up: happiness".