Typical set list:
Around The World In A Day
Christopher Tracy's Parade
New Position
I Wonder U
Raspberry Beret
Alexa De Paris
Controversy
Mutiny
How Much Is That Doggie In The Window
Lady Cab Driver
Automatic
D.M.S.R.
The Dance Electric
Under The Cherry Moon
Anotherloverholenyohead
Soft And Wet
I Wanna Be Your Lover
Head
Girls And Boys
Pop Life
Life Can Be So Nice
Purple Rain
Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On
A Love Bizarre
America
Kiss

03/03/86 Minneapolis First Avenue / Paisley Park, Mountains added, the Dance Electric not played.

4/03/86 Metro/Boston, MA / Holly Rock, Love Or Money added.

5/23/86 Warfield Theatre/San Francisco, CA / Holly Rock, Love Or Money added.

06/07/86 Cobo Arena/Detroit, MI / Electric Man, Precious Lord, Mountains, and Happy Birthday added. Guests Sheila E, Mazarati, Andre Cymone, Susannah.

7/03/86 McNichols Arena/Denver, CO / Do Me Baby, A Case Of You added. No Pop Life, Life Can Be So Nice, Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On.

08/02/86 Madison Square Garden/New York, NY / Do Me Baby, When Doves Cry, Electric Man, Sometimes It Snow In April, Mountains added. No A Love Bizarre, the Dance Electric. Alexa De Paris-replaced by Delirious.

08/03/86 Madison Square Garden/New York, NY / Do Me Baby, When Doves Cry, Sometimes It Snows In April added. No Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On, America, Kiss, the Dance Electric. Alexa De Paris-replaced by Delirious.

video hit n run tour in little rock ....

madison said:

Parade? Date? Set List? Thanks.

03 MAR, 1986 ::::: Minneapolis, MN – First Avenue
03 APR, 1986 ::::: Boston, MA – Metro
23 MAY, 1986 ::::: San Francisco, CA – Warfield Theater
30 MAY, 1986 ::::: Los Angeles, CA – Wiltern Theater
06 JUN, 1986 ::::: Detroit, MI – Masonic Temple
07 JUN, 1986 ::::: Detroit, MI – Cobo Arena
09 JUN, 1986 ::::: Louisville, KY – Freedom Hall
02 AUG, 1986 ::::: New York, NY – Madison Square Garden
03 AUG, 1986 ::::: New York, NY – Madison Square Garden
12 AUG, 1986 ::::: London, England – Wembley Arena
13 AUG, 1986 ::::: London, England – Wembley Arena
14 AUG, 1986 ::::: London, England – Wembley Arena
17 AUG, 1986 ::::: Rotterdam, The Netherlands – Sportpaleis Ahoy’
18 AUG, 1986 ::::: Rotterdam, The Netherlands – Sportpaleis Ahoy’
19 AUG, 1986 ::::: Rotterdam, The Netherlands – Sportpaleis Ahoy’
21 AUG, 1986 ::::: Copenhagen, Denmark – Valby Hallen
22 AUG, 1986 ::::: Stockholm, Sweden – Isstadion
25 AUG, 1986 ::::: Paris, France – Le Zénith
26 AUG, 1986 ::::: Frankfurt, Germany – Eissporthalle
27 AUG, 1986 ::::: Brussels, Belgium – Forest/Vorst Nationa(a)l
28 AUG, 1986 ::::: Frankfurt, Germany – Eissporthalle
29 AUG, 1986 ::::: Essen, Germany – Grugahalle
30 AUG, 1986 ::::: Hamburg, Germany – Alsterdorfer Sporthalle
31 AUG, 1986 ::::: Hamburg, Germany – Alsterdorfer Sporthalle
05 SEP, 1986 ::::: Osaka, Japan – Festival Hall
06 SEP, 1986 ::::: Osaka, Japan – Festival Hall
08 SEP, 1986 ::::: Yokohama, Japan – Yokohama Stadium
09 SEP, 1986 ::::: Yokohama, Japan – Yokohama Stadium

The expanded line-up of The Revolution included Wendy and Miko on guitar, Matt and Lisa on keyboards, Mark on bass, Bobby on drums, Eric on sax and flute, Matt Blistan on trumpet, Jerome, Greg and Wally as backing vocals. Susannah Melvoin did backing vocals on several of the shows in the US.

Almost every Hit & Run show was different. A fairly typical concert had the following setlist:
ATWIAD
Christopher Tracy's Parade
New Position
I Wonder U
Raspberry Beret
Alexa De Paris
Controversy
Mutiny
Dream Factory
How Much Is That Doggie In The Window?
Lady Cab Driver
Automatic
DMSR
The Dance Electric
Under The Cherry Moon
Anotherloverholenyohead
Soft And Wet
I Wanna Be Your Lover
Head
Pop Life
Girls and Boys
Life Can Be So Nice
Purple Rain
Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On
Mountains
A Love Bizarre
America
Kiss

A brief portion of "Doggie" was played and sometimes sung as a brief intro to the medley of (excerpts from) three 1999 song, "Lady Cab Criver", "Automatic", and "DMSR". In addition to the above songs, "Love or Money" made at least one appearance in the set in the US. "Paisley Park" was dropped after the First Avenue concert, March 3rd. Beginning with Detroit, June 7th, Prince sometimes added an extended "Electric Man" portion to "Head". Chants from "Holly Rock" were occasionally added to "Controversy", "Mutiny", "A Love Bizarre" and "America". Apart from the early performances of "Raspberry Beret", which featured a full-length version, the song was shortened to include only a verse and the chorus. The encore segment, which started with "Purple Rain", did not always include "Mountains" and "America".

When Prince played New York, August 2nd and 3rd, the show had undergone several changes. "Delirious" was now played instead of "Alexa De Paris", while "When Doves Cry" replaced "The Dance Electric". "Sometimes It Snows In April" was added as an encore and "Do Me, Baby" was inserted as a breather between "Mutiny" and the 1999 medley. In addition, the "Dream Factory" chant in "Mutiny" was dropped. Instead, "Mutiny" included some lines from "Ice Cream Castles" and the "roof is on fire" chant from George Clinton's "Mix-Master Suite", from his 1986 album R&B Skeletons In The Closet.

The set underwent further changes on the European Tour. Prince dropped "Soft and Wet", replacing it with "17 Days" or "Love or Money" (less frequently than "17 Days"). "I Wanna Be Your Lover" was only played during the first concert in Europe, London August 12th, before being omitted for the rest of the tour, while "Mutiny" was replaced with "A Love Bizarre" after the first two concerts in Europe. Introduced in the set in Europe was "1999", which ended the main portion of the show. "Purple Rain" was used as the closing number. Prince sometimes added a song or two to the piano sit-down segment (which focused on "Under The Cherry Moon"); "Condition Of The Heart", "Little Red Corevette", "Paisley Park", "Do U Lie?", and "The Ladder". He would occasionally add a line from "Hey Good Lookin'", another track from Clinton's album, to "Head". The Rolling Stones' "Miss You", "Manic Monday", and the new "It's Gonna Be A Beautiful Night" made one appearance each on the European tour.

Few set list changes were made for the subsequent Japanese tour, although "Love or Money" was played more often than "17 Days" and the piano sit-down was extended. A few lines from "Sign O The Times" was added to "Pop Life" during the September 6th concert in Osaka, while a brief excerpt from "Hot Thing" was incorporated into "Head" during the September 9th show in Yokohama.
[Edited 2/16/10 15:33pm]