The poster has no hints, ok maybe for some songs, but Steve said they don't know the setlist yet. It was made only to represent all Eddies.
If they don't play Afraid, but not big. It comes at a 3rd place after the title track and Afraid from the album. The other potential 90's song will be from the other album. Be Quick, Wasting Love and No Prayer would be the best for me. It's about time.
True about that slow song spot, and I also wonder if they'll play Remember Tomorrow, but I think none of the aforementioned songs will be played and instead they could go with No Prayer's title track. Wasting Love is popular (and not that easy for Bruce), but the 90's slots are limited and, while they played Children fairly recently (also, how Nicko will play the fast fills in the middle). I think Remember Tomorrow should remain unique for the 2005 tour. If I have to choose between it and Children - I'd only choose the former because it hasn't been played recently. No Prayer is better than both.
Killers and Be Quick are with a question mark (because of Nicko). Daughter might have a better chance. I kind of doubt it because of the lyrics, but.
I don't think Adrian would play a solo on a 90's song. He would do a good job with Dave's wild 2nd solo.
Yeah. Still Life is a curious and easy candidate for the band. Which is more popular - it or Remember Tomorrow? If the band want to play deep cuts...
Normally I would agree but this is a special song and I can see a case like Run To The Hills for RIR 2001.They will play Alexander the Great in Greece if Alexander the Great is in the RUN FOR YOUR LIVES! setlist 2025-26 and they're doing a show in Greece in 2026.
I remain extremely doubtful that they'd do a random one-off performance of it.
Yep, Hills was expected given the name of the tour. I don't need to hear it live anymore (especially towards the end of the set) and it's a very tough song for both Nicko and Bruce. They should try it earlier like you said and move Number on the encores. I don't think it will sound bad, Nicko is improving. I guess like Wasted Years now, slower tempo and sporadic fills. The RM performances of it was nice.
Wasting Love is not without its chances though, considering its streaming popularity. As for Part 2 of the new tour - not so likely, but who knows given the theme of this tour. And why not for 1 leg of the new tour? But I guess a new album tour is more likely, or...
Yeah, this is not happening. If they have more tours in them after Run For Your Lives, it's possible they might want to do a new album.
Steve also said they don’t have plans for next year.
Yes, I'd say at least 85% of the set is known. Could be more, since they apparently want to do all out production.
Well ofc the usual classics and we know they like to put hints, but they promised a spectacular production and something they haven't done in the past - and that screams big screen/s, or what else? I'm ready for a surprise/s. And with them, they can easily change and come up with ideas pre-production, unlike with the backdrops. Steve said he only saw the draft for the stage. The ''deep cuts'' are for the rehearsals and/or if they follow some kind of a theme within the set or design.
I do wonder if there's a chance that might change to become a little more Di'Anno heavy after today's news.
I think there were already 4 DiAnno songs in there. Phantom and IM for sure.
Thought about it too but that won’t happen. 4 tracks for sure from the first two albums.
I think Running Free and Wrathchild will be played as well
3 for sure. 4 at most. The likely candidates are: Phantom, Iron Maiden, Wrathchild and Running Free. Not sure about Killers, Prowler, Remember Tomorrow or Sanctuary.
There was no solo there in the original recording, it was a live-only addition and Dave played the solo because he was (so to say) the soloist at the time. Also he usually played it under the last verse while in 2005 they put it after, leading to the jam and into Sanctuary.