Niall Horan Hands Fans the Pen: Vote for Up to 20 Songs on His Dinner Party Tour Set List
Niall Horan is letting his audience write the set list. In collaboration with the audience-engagement platform Set, the Irish singer has opened an online voting portal where fans can pick up to 20 songs from his discography to shape the running order of his upcoming Dinner Party tour.
Horan announced the vote on his social media, writing: "Lovers! I'm almost done with the tour set list but it's gotten so much tougher. So I need your help." The portal — hosted at set.fan/ALhlVirzf214t0EjXIjB — lists 50 tracks drawn from across his solo catalogue: Flicker (2017), Heartbreak Weather (2020), The Show (2023), and the current album Dinner Party (Rolling Stone). Voters can also flag which tour date they plan to attend, which could let Horan and his team tailor the set by city rather than running the same show every night.
The Dinner Party tour opens on 22 September in Birmingham, England, and runs through 29 May 2027, finishing with a final date in Vancouver (Rolling Stone). That is a long runway — eight months of shows across multiple continents — and the fan vote means the set list could shift as the tour travels.
For some fans, this tour carries an extra layer of expectation. Horan's planned tour behind Heartbreak Weather was cancelled during the pandemic and never rescheduled, meaning those songs have never been played on a full headline run. A TikTok video Horan posted in May, in which fans chanted "we want to see the set list," hinted that pressure had been building for some time (TikTok). The Dinner Party single arrived on 20 March 2026, announced via Instagram, and the album now anchors a tour that stretches well into next year (Instagram).
Early signs of what the set might look like are already circulating. According to Ticketmaster, Horan's Dinner Party Live On Tour set list includes "Heartbreak Weather," "Nice to Meet Ya," "Meltdown," "Dinner Party," "Tastes So Good," "This Town," "Seeing Blind," and "She Gets It from Her" (Ticketmaster). His official Spotify playlist, titled "Dinner Party Live On Tour Setlist 2026," overlaps with several of those tracks, though the fan vote could pull deeper cuts into the rotation.
What makes this stand out is the scale of the ask. Fifty songs is a broad net — most artists poll fans informally through social media or let set lists stay fixed for an entire cycle. Giving the audience 20 picks each, tagged to specific dates, turns the set list into something closer to a collaborative document than a press release. Horan's official website lists the tour as "Dinner Party Live On Tour," with tickets on sale now (niallhoran.com).
The Dinner Party album is sold across multiple physical formats on his site — from a Red Booth Edition Vinyl to a Sage Cassette — and the tour gives that catalogue its first full live outing. Whether the fans lean toward the Flicker era, the never-toured Heartbreak Weather tracks, or the newer Dinner Party material will become clear when the votes close and the Birmingham opener arrives in September.
