Crimson Rise — Setlists

Active Formats • Version Controlled

This page contains the official Crimson Rise setlists currently in rotation.

All setlists here are approved, structured, and maintained to support consistent shows across multiple formats. If a setlist is listed here, it is considered active. If it is not listed here, it is not in rotation.

These setlists are designed so musicians can step into a Crimson Rise lineup prepared, without excessive rehearsals or last-minute changes.


How to Use This Page

Review the correct format before accepting a gig

  1. Learn the material exactly as listed
  2. Use the vault version — not screenshots, old PDFs, or memory
  3. Expect updates as songs are rotated, refined, or replaced
  4. Setlists are built with:
  5. vocal pacing and endurance in mind
  6. artist separation (no back-to-back repeats)
  7. crowd energy arcs
  8. substitution flexibility for subs

Active Crimson Rise Formats

🎤 SOLO

Acoustic solo performance formats designed for:

  • smaller venues
  • flexible scheduling
  • minimal setup with maximum consistency

Includes:

  • Primary setlists
  • Backup rotations
  • Format-specific notes

👉 Select a Solo setlist below.

🎸TBD

 


🎸 DUO

  1. Acoustic duo formats built for:
  2. 90s–2000s rock & alternative
  3. tighter arrangements
  4. fast onboarding for qualified players

Includes:

  • Set 1 / Set 2
  • Backup songs
  • Rotation logic

👉 Select a Duo setlist below.


🥁 BAND

  1. Full band formats designed for:
  2. higher-energy rooms
  3. longer engagements
  4. festival and casino-style shows

Includes:

  • Core sets
  • Extended rotations
  • Substitution rules

👉 Select a Band setlist below.

🎸TBD


Important Notes

  • Setlists may be updated without notice
  • The vault version always supersedes prior versions
  • Do not rearrange, substitute, or shorten sets without approval
  • Preparation is expected before rehearsal or performance
  • Crimson Rise works because the system works.
  • Use it as intended.