Don’t you hate when your favorite song gets left off the setlist?
We’ve all been to a show where we thought we could do a better job than the artist at coming up with a setlist. “They should have played this song instead of this one, or gone from this one to this one.”
Well here’s your chance to help curate a setlist for a show – and it’s got some killer artists on the lineup.
Red Bull Jukebox is returning to Nashville on November 15, 2025, and this year the innovative show will feature headliners Treaty Oak Revival, Kashus Culpepper, Carter Faith and Ashley Cooke. And there are several ways fans can have their say on what songs make the setlist.
Ahead of the event, fans can go to the Red Bull Jukebox website to vote on multiple questions to help shape the show. Some of the questions include:
Treaty Oak Revival:
Which track from The Talco Tapes do you want to hear acoustic?
- “Ode To Bourbon”
- “Chasing My Tail”
Ashley Cooke:
New Release: Which of Ashley Cooke’s newest releases from the upcoming album would you want to hear?
- “the hell you are”
- “swear words”
- “tin foil hat”
Kashus Culpepper:
What song should Kashus Culpepper sing with a surprise special guest?
- “Ain’t No Mountain High Enough”
- “Put Some Drive in Your Country”
- “Slow Hand”
Carter Faith:
Pick the Carter Faith song that will kick off Red Bull Jukebox 2025
- “Bar Star”
- “Sex, Drugs, & Country Music”
- “Cowboys & Dreamers”
There will also be live votes held during the show, which this year is moving to The Pinnacle, the new state-of-the-art music venue in downtown Nashville. Attendees will be given light-up wristbands at the show, and will be able to cast their votes by changing the color of their wristband to let the artists know what they want to hear. And there will also be opportunities for fans to vote on the setlist on the artists’ social media leading up to the show.
To top it all off, in their announcement video, Red Bull Jukebox also teased a brand new song from Treaty Oak Revival called “Blue Star,” which if I had to guess, will probably be on the setlist for the show.
It’s a pretty fun concept, allowing fans to have their say in what the show looks like and what songs they hear from their favorite artists. It’s always a bummer when you go to a show and don’t get to hear your favorite song, so this is your chance to actually have a say in what you hear when you get to the concert.
Although if this idea catches on, the comment sections on social media are going to go crazy with people trying to curate the setlist for EVERY show they go to…
