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Nine Inch Nails played their first live show since 2022 last night, June 15, in Dublin. Watch footage, and see the setlist, here
www.loudersound.comHere’s what’s currently circulating about Nine Inch Nails and Boys Noize’s Nine Inch Noize setlists and releases:
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A fresh Nine Inch Noize album tied to the Coachella run was announced and released around mid-April 2026, featuring reworked NIN tracks with Boys Noize’s electronic production. This includes a tracklist that mirrors the Coachella performance, with songs like Vessel, She’s Gone Away, Heresy, Parasite, Copy Of A, and others in Nine Inch Noize versions. This is the most concrete update to date and aligns with the Coachella-heavy rollout.[1][4]
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Coverage from Rolling Stone Australia and Stereogum highlighted the Nine Inch Noize collaboration as a centerpiece of the Peel It Back era and noted the Coachella set as a primary showcase, with expectations that the live show would influence future performances and releases.[2][1]
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Setlist compilations from fan sites indicate a Coachella-era setlist that fans experienced live, including songs such as Intro, Vessel, She’s Gone Away, Heresy, Parasite, Copy of A, Me, I’m Not, Closer, The Warning, Memorabilia, Came Back Haunted, and As Alive as You Need Me to Be, performed in the Sahara tent at Coachella 2026. This provides a snapshot of what the live Nine Inch Noize experience encompassed during that period.[5]
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Trade press and entertainment outlets suggested a broader festival circuit impact, with festival DJs beginning to incorporate Nine Inch Noize tracks into electronic sets, signaling a wider adoption of the collaboration beyond Coachella.[4]
Illustration of the latest developments:
- The core news is the official Nine Inch Noize album release that expands the Coachella set, with tracklist parity between the live show and the studio release, and ongoing discussion about future live iterations and potential new Nine Inch Nails material in this electronic collaboration vein.[1][2][4]
Would you like a concise, always-up-to-date news digest emailed or texted to you, or should I pull the most recent official release notes and a few representative reviews to summarize the reception and track-by-track changes? I can also provide direct links to the current setlists and the Nine Inch Noize album for easy viewing.