Barenaked Ladies Concerts Setlist
Barenaked Ladies concerts: setlists, upcoming live shows and concerts, 2025 tour
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Popular songs in setlists
Top 10 most played songs by Barenaked Ladies: Setlist highlights from the Last 40 Concerts.
Setlist overview
The setlist for the next concert features live songs from the following albums:
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How long is the concert?
Based on the average Setlist, Barenaked Ladies will perform live for about 1:57.
Here is the probable setlist inspired by recent concerts (91% probability):
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Gonna Walk
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Lookin' Up
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The Old Apartment
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Adlib
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Hello City / I Love You
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Just Wait
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Pinch Me
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Big Back Yard
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Clearly Lost
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Brian Wilson
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One Night
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Fifty for a While
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Crazy
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Odds Are
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Big Bang Theory Theme
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One Week
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If I Had $1000000
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Love and Mercy
(Brian Wilson cover)
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So Long, Farewell
(Rodgers & Hammerstein cover)
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Highway to Hell
(AC/DC cover)
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Lovin' Life
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Summer of '69
(Bryan Adams cover)
Lookin' Up
Adlib
Hello City / I Love You
One Night
Crazy
Odds Are
Love and Mercy
Highway to Hell
Encore #1
Summer of '69
Barenaked Ladies Tour Map 2025
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Barenaked Ladies Biography
BNL, also known as Barenaked Ladies, is an alternative pop band hailing from Toronto, Canada. The group gained a lot of popularity in 91 with their self-titled cassette, and the first independent release to go gold in Canada. Barenaked Ladies' debut album was released in 92, 4 years after the band was founded, and it was called "Gordon," but their major success came in 98 with the album "Stunt." An interesting fact is that Barenaked Ladies composed the theme for the TV series The Big Bang Theory.
BNL started as a duo and then expanded to a quintet, with a few lineup changes over the years. Starting as a duo, the band was composed of Ed Robertson and Steven Page. Ed and Steven became friends after attending a Peter Gabriel concert, the two friends quickly felt a unique connection and love for music and improvised their first gig as Barenaked Ladies. Their first tape was recorded at home but gained a lot of attention after opening for the comedy group Corky and the Juice Pigs. Andy and Jim Creeggan joined, but Andy left for a student exchange, and Tyler Stewart became the drummer.
BNL's first commercial release, "The Yellow Tape," came out in 91 and despite not being accepted by labels, the group gained attention by performing live. Later a controversy surged with the band's name, which led to increased media attention, boosting sales and making "The Yellow Tape" the first indie release to go platinum in Canada. The group's first full album, "Gordon," was released in 92 and instantly became a hit in Canada. Later, BNL's second album, "Maybe You Should Drive," was less popular, and Andy Creeggan left the band to study music.
In 96, they released "Born on a Pirate Ship" as a quartet, gaining attention with "Shoe Box" on the Friends soundtrack and "The Old Apartment" video. In 2004, the band released "Barenaked for the Holidays," One year later, they worked on a TV pilot and music for a Shakespeare play, and participated in Live 8. By 2009, Barenaked Ladies and Steven Page announced his departure by mutual agreement, with the band continuing as a quartet. A new album came out one year later, named "All in Good Time" of 2010, was well-received and led the band to tour in the United States and some other countries. Their 13th album, "Detour de Force," came out in 2021, and by 2023, they released their 14th album, "In Flight," which received mixed reviews.
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