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Interpol Play to Lucky Few at New York’s Mercury Lounge: Photos + Setlist

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    Interpol didn’t get to play CBGB Festival thanks to its severe weather cancelation, but they still snuck in a New York City concert over the weekend. Just a few days before the festival was supposed to take place, the band announced a major underplay show at Mercury Lounge, a 250-capacity venue they hadn’t played since 2001. That made the club show Interpol’s only non-festival New York date of this year, and after that Nor’easter blew away all hopes of the weekend’s three planned festivals, this was one of the city’s hottest tickets.

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    As part of their ongoing tour, the tiny concert came in support of the band’s new album, This Mirror Weighs a Ton. The gig fittingly opened with the record’s title track — but only featured three other new songs (“Iron City,” “See Out Loud,” and “Wings on Fire”). The rest of the 19-song set focused on classics from Antics (“C’mere,” “Evil,” “Slow Hands,” “NARC”) and Turn On the Bright Lights (“Obstacle 1,” “PDA,” and obviously, “NYC”), and the rest of the band’s beloved discography.

    Check out the complete setlist below, as well as exclusive photos from Interpol’s Mercury Lounge show. Find tickets to the rest of their upcoming dates here.

    Interpol at New York City’s Mercury Lounge, Sept. 27th, 2026 Setlist:
    This Mirror Weighs a Ton
    C’mere
    No I in Threesome
    NARC
    All the Rage Back Home
    Rest My Chemistry
    See Out Loud
    Wings on Fire
    The Rover
    Evil
    Pioneer to the Falls
    Obstacle 1
    Iron City
    The New
    Not Even Jail
    PDA
    NYC
    Take You on a Cruise
    Slow Hands

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