On 17 July 2015, the group announced an extensive arena tour to commence in March 2016 in the United Kingdom and Ireland.

Gigs in Cologne and Milan were moved to bigger venues as a result of the high demand, as well as the extension of the UK tour.

The same hooded women appear one after the other in a line whispering an incantation reminiscent of the lead single of the album, "Black Magic".

Right before the song begins, the background dancers rip off the pajamas, revealing the group in red and pink outfits and starting performing the sixth track on Get Weird, "Grown".

The interlude introduces the group for the second time within starting first song from the next act, "Lightning" along with "DNA", which includes a Viennese waltz choreography at the beginning, and extended outro.

After that, the members of the group are adding one detail to their current outfits, starts the second conversation with fans, and performs "Secret Love Song, Pt.

It comes with a transition to eight song from Get Weird, "OMG" where the background dancers wear suits and huge bunny heads, resembling in half Miley Cyrus' "We Can't Stop" music video, where the singer is dancing with a giant, white bear on her back with others.

Its third act of the show begins with second part of the interlude, where scared members of the group get back into taxi after frightening experience in the forest.

To brighten up their makeup and hair fixing together, the driver plays the debut hit single by British girlgroup Spice Girls, "Wannabe" requested by Jade Thirlwall.

The last act before the encore starts with the third interlude, where one of the band members, Jesy Nelson makes her own guide for audience how to do weird moves as the clip is set in a Hollywood's golden era style.

Listening to their tight harmonies and powerful high notes, their vocals are allowed to shine during Secret Love Song and The End.

[11] Vicki Newman at the Shields Gazette who attended a show of theirs at the Metro Radio Arena in Newcastle commented "They were forced to defend their tour outfirs earlier this week with some saying they were too skimpy.

Lewis Corner of Digital Spy gave the concert four out of five stars, writing: "And for all the big spectacle, towering ad libs and swift costume changes, Little Mix never let the energy dip.

[4] The making of the Get Weird Tour DVD was confirmed by Jesy Nelson, who spoke with three other members of the group on KMFM on 15 April 2016.

She revealed that their upcoming date at The SSE Arena, Wembley on 22 April 2016 will be filmed for the DVD, which was likely to be released later that year.

The band announced that the DVD would come with the deluxe edition of their fourth studio album, Glory Days, released on 18 November 2016.