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setlist
This term is specific to the music industry and live performance culture, carrying a connotation of professional preparation and structural planning. It describes the intentional sequencing of a show to manage energy levels, pacing, and emotional arcs for the audience.
While it functions as a standard countable noun, it is almost exclusively used in the context of concerts, festivals, or rehearsals. It differs from a general playlist in that it implies a live, chronological execution of a performance rather than a casual collection of tracks for listening.
Meanings
Examples
The band spent hours refining their setlist for the tour.
I hope they play my favorite song on the setlist tonight.
Let us change the order of the setlist to build more energy.
The lead singer accidentally skipped a song on the setlist.
We need to decide which tracks to cut from the setlist to fit the time limit.
A fan managed to snap a photo of the setlist taped to the stage floor.
The orchestral setlist included several pieces from the Romantic era.
I wonder if they will add an encore to the official setlist.