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NorthernSoul52

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2 minutes ago, chino1 said:

I have see some posts on twitter saying 

 

June 1st 2025 

 

Any ideas 💡

Your guess is as good as mine. Wouldn't surprise me if there is new material before it, but I will be surprised - though perhaps not, given Healy's ego - if they played more than one or two in this show.

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Just went to setlist.com and it reminded me I was at the last show of their tour in Amsterdam early last year, and now will also be at their next big show. Cannot wait 😀

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Having done a realistic set expectation, here's a crack at a little bit of what I fancy.

 

1  Looking for Somebody (To Love)

She's American

Chocolate

TOOTIMETOOTIMETOOTIME

Me and You Together Song

Heart Out

Happiness

The Ballad of Me and My Brain

It's Not Living (If It's Not With You)

10 fallingforyou

11 I Like America and America Likes Me (Real World Version)

12 Robbers

13 About You

14 If You're Too Shy (Let Me Know)

15 Sex

16 Love It If We Made It

17 Give Yourself a Try

18 The Sound

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12 minutes ago, NorthernSoul52 said:

Having done a realistic set expectation, here's a crack at a little bit of what I fancy.

 

1  Looking for Somebody (To Love)

She's American

Chocolate

TOOTIMETOOTIMETOOTIME

Me and You Together Song

Heart Out

Happiness

The Ballad of Me and My Brain

It's Not Living (If It's Not With You)

10 fallingforyou

11 I Like America and America Likes Me (Real World Version)

12 Robbers

13 About You

14 If You're Too Shy (Let Me Know)

15 Sex

16 Love It If We Made It

17 Give Yourself a Try

18 The Sound

Fair play - you have pretty much read my mind!

 

Only change I would make is 11 - the og version is way better than the real world version

 

including Heart Out and fallingforyou 👍

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Heart Out got a top groove, fallingforyou the likely deep cut, mostly because it is a live staple that has survived several tours now.

 

Original version is good, but there's a raw quality to the Real World version that might work better for a tender interlude.

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4 hours ago, NorthernSoul52 said:

Having done a realistic set expectation, here's a crack at a little bit of what I fancy.

 

1  Looking for Somebody (To Love)

She's American

Chocolate

TOOTIMETOOTIMETOOTIME

Me and You Together Song

Heart Out

Happiness

The Ballad of Me and My Brain

It's Not Living (If It's Not With You)

10 fallingforyou

11 I Like America and America Likes Me (Real World Version)

12 Robbers

13 About You

14 If You're Too Shy (Let Me Know)

15 Sex

16 Love It If We Made It

17 Give Yourself a Try

18 The Sound

Good setlist. There is an acoustic version of Girls they did at a radio station years ago & it's just beautiful 

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7 hours ago, NorthernSoul52 said:

They'd have to be monumentally confident in the new tunes to drop any more than that into the biggest gig of their lives.


theyre gonna do what The Mars Volta are currently doing on tour as support for Deftones and are playing an entirely new unreleased album and thats it. The crowds are certainly not enjoying it.

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