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Popular songs in setlists
Top 10 most played songs by Toadies: Setlist highlights from the Last 40 Concerts.
Setlist overview
The setlist for the next concert features live songs from the following albums:
Next Setlist
Check out and listen to the setlist of the upcoming Concert (Spotify playlist updated after every tour date):
How long is the concert?
Based on the average Setlist, Toadies will perform live for about 1:54.
Here is the probable setlist inspired by recent concerts (91% probability):
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Ash's Theme
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I Come From the Water
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No Deliverance
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Away
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I Walk a Line
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ATF Theme
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Long Time
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Song I Hate
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Happy Face
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Jigsaw Girl
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The Charmer
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Mexican Hairless
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Little Sin
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Closer to You
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I Call Your Name
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Possum Kingdom
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Damage
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Normal
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Tyler
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I Put a Spell on You
(Screamin’ Jay Hawkins cover)
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I Wanted to be Everywhere
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I Burn
No Deliverance
ATF Theme
Song I Hate
Jigsaw Girl
Encore #1
I Put a Spell on You
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Toadies Biography
Picture a band from Fort Worth in 1989, playing Texas bars with no idea they'd create one of alternative rock's most mysteriously haunting hits. That's The Toadies before "Possum Kingdom" changed everything, turning their 1994 album "Rubberneck" into an alternative rock classic. Though they broke up in 2001, they later got back together and released new music including "No Deliverance" in 2008 and "The Lower Side of Uptown" in 2017, while also re-releasing their previously rejected album "Feeler" in 2010.
But success came with its own demons. Their follow-up album "Feeler" in 1997? Interscope Records basically said "thanks, but no thanks," forcing them back to the drawing board for "Hell Below/Stars Above." Then bassist Lisa Umbarger walked away in 2001, and just like that, the band was done - or so everyone thought.
Five years later, they rose from the Texas dust, proving you can't keep a good band down. They didn't just come back; they came back swinging, dropping albums like "No Deliverance" and even finally releasing that rejected "Feeler" album in 2010.
The band kept doing their thing - reimagining their classics (and throwing in a Blondie cover!) on "Heretics," rocking hard on "The Lower Side of Uptown," and dropping "Damn You All to Hell" EP in 2022. Those "Rubberneck" anniversary tours? They're not just nostalgia trips; they're victory laps for a band that refused to stay down.
From Fort Worth bars to alternative rock radio, from breakups to comebacks, The Toadies show that sometimes the best rock stories aren't about overnight success - they're about the bands tough enough to keep coming back for more.
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