Mac DeMarco Concerts Setlist

Mac DeMarco concerts: setlists, upcoming live shows and concerts, 2026 tour

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Popular songs in setlists

Top 10 most played songs by Mac DeMarco: Setlist highlights from the Last 40 Concerts.

Setlist overview

The setlist for the next concert features live songs from the following albums:

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Check out and listen to the setlist of the upcoming Concert (Spotify playlist updated after every tour date):

How long is the concert?

Based on the average Setlist, Mac DeMarco will perform live for about 2:05.
Here is the probable setlist inspired by recent concerts (99% probability):

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  1. no cover Shining
  2. This Old Dog cover For the First Time
  3. no cover Sweeter
  4. This Old Dog cover On the Level
  5. no cover Phantom
  6. Salad Days cover Salad Days
  7. One Wayne G cover 20191009 I Like Her
  8. no cover Rock and Roll
  9. This Old Dog cover Still Beating
  10. Salad Days cover Passing Out Pieces
  11. no cover Home
  12. Another One cover No Other Heart
  13. Rock And Roll Night Club cover Rock and Roll Night Club
  14. Here Comes The Cowboy cover Heart to Heart
  15. Here Comes The Cowboy cover Little Dogs March
  16. 2 cover Ode to Viceroy
  17. This Old Dog cover One More Love Song
  18. This Old Dog cover Another One
  19. no cover Rooster
  20. no cover Holy
  21. This Old Dog cover Moonlight on the River
  22. Salad Days cover Chamber of Reflection
  23. Encore #1

  24. 2 cover My Kind of Woman
  25. 2 cover Freaking Out the Neighborhood

Mac DeMarco Tour Map 2026

Follow Mac DeMarco on tour with our interactive Tour Map. Explore the places where the concerts will take and find out where you can catch Mac DeMarco on tour near you.
26 upcoming concerts, touring across these countries with exciting setlists and live performances: Belgium, France, Ireland, Mexico, Portugal, Spain, United Kingdom, United States, etc.

Mac DeMarco Biography

A kid in Edmonton, Canada, learning guitar from his grandmother while most of his friends were probably playing video games. That's how Mac DeMarco (born Vernor Smith, if you can believe it) got his start. Growing up without his dad around, he poured himself into music, cutting his teeth in high school bands with awesome names like the Meat Cleavers. After high school wrapped in 2008, Mac hit the road to Vancouver with nothing but his guitar and big dreams. He cooked up a project called Makeout Videotape and pressed 500 copies of "Heat Wave" – which flew off the shelves faster than concert tickets on release day.

But Montreal was calling his name, and that's where things really took off, even if he had to work some pretty random jobs (medical testing, anyone?) to keep the lights on. Then came the break he'd been waiting for. A record label spotted his talent and signed him, leading to "Rock and Roll Night Club" in 2012. His next album "2" had critics falling over themselves with praise, and "Salad Days" kept that momentum rolling. He even landed a spot on Conan O'Brien's show in 2015. But Mac's not your typical rock star. Take the time he dropped an album called "Some Other Ones", dubbed it his "BBQ soundtrack," and threw a party in New York where fans could score free hot dogs by helping out a food bank. That's just classic Mac – keeping it real while giving back.

2017's "This Old Dog" dug deeper, with Mac opening up about his complicated relationship with his father on Charlie Rose's show. When "Here Comes the Cowboy" hit in 2019, it accidentally shared a name with one of Mitski's releases – but instead of drama, both artists just shrugged it off. Cracking the US top 10, the album turned out to be his biggest chart success yet. Fast forward through 2020, and 2023 brought us "Five Easy Hot Dogs", an album Mac recorded while road-tripping from LA to NYC. Then something wild happened – TikTok discovered his old track "Heart to Heart", and suddenly Mac had his first Billboard Hot 100 hit.

Not one to rest on his laurels, he dropped "One Wayne G", a massive collection of 199 songs (yeah, you read that right) named after hockey legend Wayne Gretzky. Through it all, Mac's kept things refreshingly honest. He kicked his smoking habit in 2023, still releases demo versions of his albums to show fans how the sausage gets made, and doesn't take himself too seriously – he calls his music style "jizz jazz," for crying out loud. Whether you call it blue wave, slacker rock, or whatever else, there's no denying Mac DeMarco's carved out his own unique corner in the music world, doing things his way and having a blast while he's at it.

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