Here’s the setlist from You Me At Six’s last-ever show

Yesterday evening (April 4), You Me At Six concluded their incredible farewell tour with one final night at the OVO Arena Wembley.

The Britrock favourites – who first headlined the venue in 2012 for The Final Night Of Sin – returned to the north-west London room as part of their The Final Nights Of Six run, to play their last-ever show as a band.

And, as previously promised by frontman Josh Franceschi, it was a real “victory lap” of a setlist, with YMAS treating fans to songs from every album – four each from Hold Me Down and Sinners Never Sleep, three from Cavalier Youth, Night People and Take Off Your Colours, two from SUCKAPUNCH and Truth Decay, and one from VI, as well as their 2012 Thorpe Park single The Swarm and an incomplete cover of blink-182’s I Miss You.

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Their three-track encore was a killer run of Bite My Tongue, Reckless and “national anthem” Underdog, before Josh ended the night by telling the crowd: “Just like that, we are dead. See you later.”

See ya! We’ll sure miss you, You Me At Six.

Here’s everything they played:

You Me At Six final setlist, April 4, 2025

1. Room To Breathe
2. Loverboy
3. Stay With Me
4. Save It For The Bedroom
5. Take Off Your Colours
6. Give
7. Night People (We Will Rock You intro)
8. Fresh Start Fever
9. Straight To My Head
10. Lived A Lie
11. No One Does It Better
12. SUCKAPUNCH
13. Jealous Minds Think Alike
14. The Swarm
15. No Future? Yeah Right
16. Mixed Emotions (I Didn’t Know How To Tell You What I Was Going Through)
17. Fireworks
18. I Miss You (blink‐182 cover) (acoustic / snippet)
19. Liquid Confidence (acoustic)
20. Take On The World
21. Beautiful Way

Encore:

22. Bite My Tongue
23. Reckless (with outro of The Killers’ When You Were Young)
24. Underdog

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