McFly tour: setlist and songs you can expect to hear at Power To Play Manchester show?

McFly's Power to Play setlist has been compiled by fans
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McFly fans have pulled together the band's setlist for the Power to Play tour.

The pop rock band are on the road playing venues across the UK. The next stops will be in Manchester at the O2 Victoria Warehouse on Wednesday, November 15 and Thursday, November 16.

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McFly will be joined by a support act who will open the shows throughout the Power to Play tour. The door times for the shows have been confirmed by the venues.

But what songs could you hear at the upcoming shows? Here's all you need to know:

What is McFly tour setlist?

The next stop on the Power to Play tour will be in Manchester on Wednesday and Thursday night. Fans attention will be turning to the upcoming gigs.

According to Setlist.fm users, McFly played the following tracks during the gig in Norwich on Wednesday, 25 October:

  • Where Did All the Guitars Go?
  • Land of the Bees
  • One for the Radio
  • God of Rock & Roll
  • Friday Night
  • Corrupted
  • Lies
  • Route 55
  • I’m Fine
  • Too Close for Comfort
  • Everybody Knows
  • Star Girl
  • Happiness
  • Obviously
  • Not Alone(Tom and Danny; acoustic)
  • All About You(Tom and Danny; electric)
  • Shine On
  • Red

Encore

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  • Forever’s Not Enough
  • Honey I’m Home
  • 5 Colours in Her Hair

However McFly could switch up the setlist throughout the tour - so take the above as advisory. Do you see your favourite tracks?

How long is McFly's performance?

The pop rockers are supported by LostAlone throughout the tour and the band will perform before the headliners take to the stage. McFly will play around 21 songs each night so expect a performance lasting upwards of 90 minutes.

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