What Oingo Boingo Former Members Play
The band names the songs it performs. It does not publish running orders, and neither does this site.
The band names the songs it performs. It does not publish running orders, and neither does this site.
Repertoire
Titles listed by the band and by the venues booking it, as what it performs.
Songs the band names as its repertoire · not a running order
Titles the band and its venues list as part of what it performs. No setlist has been published for any date on this run, and nothing here is a promise that a particular song will be played on a particular night.
Live inventory
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Why it stops there
It would be easy to print a plausible-looking setlist here. Plenty of sites do. The problem is that it reads as a promise, and nobody has published one for these dates — not the band, not the venues.
What can be said honestly is narrower: these are songs the band and its venues name as part of what it plays. Which of them appear on a given night, in what order, and what closes the show are the band’s to announce, and it has not.
The one running order that is properly documented belongs to the past: the 1995 farewell was recorded and released, so that night is a matter of record rather than expectation. The last concert.
The same caution applies to who is playing these songs. The band publishes a roster rather than a per-show line-up, so this page says who is in the band and stops short of saying who will be on stage on a given date.
Good to know
None has been published. The band and its venues name songs from the catalogue as the repertoire, which is not the same as a running order for a particular night.
Titles that appear on the band's own page and on venue listings include Dead Man's Party, Weird Science, Only a Lad, Just Another Day, We Close Our Eyes, Stay, Gratitude, Out of Control, Who Do You Want to Be and Private Life.
It is named as part of the repertoire. Nobody has published what is played on any given night, so this site does not promise a song at a date.
Because a typical setlist reads as a promise, and the running order is the band's to announce. Everything on this site is either published or absent.