Latest News About Nine Inch Noize Setlist

Here’s what I can share about Nine Inch Noize’s latest setlists as of now.

• The Nine Inch Noize project, a collaboration between Nine Inch Nails and Boys Noize, debuted with a Coachella appearance and subsequently released a full collaborative album, Nine Inch Noize, featuring reworks of NIN material in an electronic-forward live and studio context. This rollout included a notable Coachella Sahara Tent performance and a tracklist that mirrors the Coachella set, with songs like Intro, Vessel, She’s Gone Away, Heresy, Parasite, Copy of A, and others.[1][3][4]
• Setlist coverage from fan-compiled sources indicates that the Coachella performance served as the primary live template for the official Nine Inch Noize tracklist, and subsequent festival circuit reactions centered on that same material, with live-video clips circulating from the initial desert show.[4][1]
• Album and press coverage from mid-April 2026 frame Nine Inch Noize as a formal collaboration rather than a one-off live set, and early reviews confirm the material reimagines classic NIN tracks through Boys Noize’s production lens, which then fed into further festival and club rotations.[6][1]
• By late May 2026, setlists listed for Nine Inch Noize at Coachella and related events show a consistent core of tracks aligned with the Coachella set, including the same sequence started by an Intro, continuing through Vessel, She’s Gone Away, and Copy of A, among others, though regional variations or extended encores may appear in different performances.[9][4]

Illustrative example (typical set sequence you might expect):

• Intro
• Vessel
• She’s Gone Away
• Heresy
• Parasite
• Copy of A
• Me, I’m Not
• Closer
• The Warning
• Memorabilia
• Came Back Haunted
• As Alive as You Need Me to Be

Notes and caveats:

• The project’s live presence centers on a single, high-production desert show that broadened into a formal release, so many live setlists across 2026 reflect that core material rather than a wide array of new or alternate tracks.[3][1]
• If you’re tracking the exact current setlist for a particular date or city, I can pull the latest reports for that show and compare differences, including any changes in encore or track order.

Would you like me to fetch the most recent setlist from a specific date or location (e.g., Copenhagen, a festival date, or a club date) and compare it to the Coachella baseline? I can also provide a short chart summarizing which tracks appear most frequently across 2026 performances.