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Niall Horan Is Letting Fans Decide His Next Tour Set List

By Larisha Paul

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Contact Larisha Paul on X View all posts by Larisha Paul August 19, 2026 NEW YORK, NY - JUNE 12: Niall Horan is seen performing on the NBC Today Show Citi Concert Series at Rockefeller Plaza on June 12, 2026 in New York City. (Photo by NDZ/Star Max/GC Images) NEW YORK, NY - JUNE 12: Niall Horan is seen performing on the NBC Today Show Citi Concert Series at Rockefeller Plaza on June 12, 2026 in New York City. NDZ/Star Max/GC Images

Niall Horan has been thinking about the set list for his upcoming Dinner Party tour for months. But with four albums to factor in, the singer-songwriter has recruited his fanbase to help him decide what makes the cut. “Lovers! I’m almost done with the tour set list but it’s gotten so much tougher,” Horan shared on social media. “So I need your help.”

In collaboration with the audience engagement platform Set, Horan has launched a portal through which fans can vote for up to 20 songs from his discography they want to hear live. Their options include tracks from his latest album, Dinner Party, as well as 2023’s The Show, 2020’s Heartbreak Weather (the tour for which was cancelled during the pandemic and never rescheduled), and his 2017 debut, Flicker.

There are 50 total songs listed, meaning fans must vote strategically if they want their favorite deep cut making it onto the set list. They also have the option to note which date they will be attending. The vote gives them a taste of what Horan has been struggling with since before Dinner Party was even released.

“You could go on forever. Four albums is fun to work with, though,” Horan told Rolling Stone earlier this year about putting his next setlist together. “You could probably see where it’s going based off the last one. You can see which songs are starting to disappear. Some of them might make a reappearance. I kept gaps in the set list and threw songs in and out. It’s funny how songs that you wrote on the first album match up to songs on this album in a weird way and could go next to each other in a set list. I like to take people on a bit of an up and down rollercoaster throughout the gig, obviously come out with a bang. If I was a fan, I’d be very excited.”

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