The All the World's a Stage Tour largely mirrored the explosive tracklist of their newly released double live album, serving as a definitive celebration of the band's first era. While the core of the set remained anchored by the towering "2112" suite and early heavy-hitters like "Bastille Day" and "Working Man," the band began weaving in some fresh surprises. They resurrected fragments of "The Necromancer" and introduced the atmospheric "The Twilight Zone" to the stage. Most notably, this tour gave audiences an early, pre-release glimpse of the sprawling masterpiece "Xanadu," continuing their tradition of road-testing complex, unreleased material well before heading back into the studio.