Arctic Monkeysconcert at Foro Sol

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1. 1

   Sculptures of Anything Goes

   The Car
2. 2

   Brianstorm

   Favourite Worst Nightmare
3. 3

   Snap Out of It

   AM
4. 4

   Don't Sit Down 'Cause I've Moved Your Chair

   Suck It and See
5. 5

   Teddy Picker(>)

   Favourite Worst Nightmare
6. 6

   Crying Lightning(Extended bridge)

   Humbug
7. 7

   Tranquility Base Hotel + Casino

   Tranquility Base Hotel + Casino
8. 8

   Why'd You Only Call Me When You're High?(With piano intro)

   AM
9. 9

   Arabella(With Black Sabbath "War Pigs" tease at the end)

   AM
10. 10

    Hello You

    The Car
11. 11

    Knee Socks(Extended intro; >)

    AM
12. 12

    Pretty Visitors

    Humbug
13. 13

    Fluorescent Adolescent

    Favourite Worst Nightmare
14. 14

    Mardy Bum

    Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not
15. 15

    There'd Better Be a Mirrorball(With piano intro)

    The Car
16. 16

    505(With piano intro)

    Favourite Worst Nightmare
17. 17

    Do I Wanna Know?(Dedicated to Amelia Helders)

    AM
18. 18

    Body Paint(Extended outro)

    The Car

19. Encore

    19

    I Wanna Be Yours(John Cooper Clarke cover · Star Treatment lyrics recited in outro)

    AM
20. 20

    I Bet You Look Good on the Dancefloor

    Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not
21. 21

    R U Mine?(Played outro twice)

    AM
22. 22

    With a Little Help From My Friends(The Beatles cover · tape · Joe Cocker version)

Setlist from setlist.fm

Discussion

Frequently asked

What songs did Arctic Monkeys play at Foro Sol, Mexico City on October 7, 2023?

Arctic Monkeys played a 22-song set, opening with "Sculptures of Anything Goes" and closing with "With a Little Help From My Friends". The full setlist in play order is on this page.

Where did Arctic Monkeys play on October 7, 2023?

Arctic Monkeys played Foro Sol in Mexico City, Distrito Federal, Mexico.