Mitski is currently in the middle of a massive takeover at The Shed in New York City. The singer-songwriter is performing a sold-out six-night residency at the Hudson Yards venue, which kicked off on March 2 and runs through March 9, 2026. These shows serve as a centerpiece for her Nothing’s About to Happen to Me world tour, following the release of her eighth studio album in late February.

The stage design for this residency is a departure from standard concert setups. According to The Guardian, Mitski performs within an immersive set that resembles a cozy, lived-in home, complete with cushy chaises and two lamps. Consequence reports that the intimate domestic setting provides a stark backdrop for her restrained, understated performance and the raw emotional delivery of her new material.

Fans at the opening shows witnessed a career-spanning setlist that balances new tracks with older hits. BrooklynVegan noted that the performance utilizes the vast scale of The Shed’s McCourt space while maintaining the hushed intensity of a private living room. With every ticket for the six-night run officially claimed, this residency marks one of the most high-profile New York appearances of Mitski's career to date.