Live Music Playlist - What We Play

3 Doors Down

Kryptonite

When I'm Gone

Here Without You

Be Like That

It's Not My Time

38 Special

Hold On Loosley

4 Non Blondes

What's Up

AC/DC

Have a Drink on Me

Highway to Hell

Aerosmith

Jaded

Aldo Nova

Fantasy

Alice in Chains

Check My Brain

Man in the Box

No Excuses

We Die Young

Alien Ant Farm

Smooth Criminal

American Hi-Fi

Flavor of the Week

Andrew W.K.

Party Hard

The Atari's

Boys of Summer

Autumn Kings

Livin' La Vida Loca

Avril Lavigne

Girlfriend

The B-52s

Love Shack

Back Street Boys

Larger Than Life

Beastie Boys

Fight For Your Right to Party

The Beatles

Can't Buy Me Love

Help

I Saw Her Standing There

Twist & Shout

We Can Work It Out

Hard Days Night

Better Than Ezra

Good

Big & Rich

Save a Horse (Ride a Cowboy)

Billy Idol

Mony, Mony

Rebel Yell

Black Crowes

Hard to Handle

Blink 182

All the Small Things

Blondie

One Way or Another

Call Me

Blur

Song 2

Bon Jovi

Livin' on a Prayer

Wanted: Dead or Alive

You Give Love a Bad Name

Bowling for Soup

Girl All the Bad Guys Want

Bryan Adams

Summer of 69

Buckcherry

Crazy Bitch

Lit Up

Next 2 You

Too Drunk

Bush

Machine Head

The Calling

Wherever You Will Go

Carrie Underwood

Cowboy Casanova

The Cars

Just What I Needed

Cheap Trick

I Want You to Want Me

Collective Soul

Gel

December

Shine

Creedence Clearwater Revival

Fortunate Son (w. Foo Fighters)

The Cult

Firewoman

Danzig

Mother

Daughtry

Crash

Home

Days of the New

Touch, Peel & Stand

Def Leppard

Pour Some Sugar On Me

Hysteria

Denis Leary

Asshole

Disturbed

Down with the Sickness

Dixie Chicks

Goodbye Earl

Don Henley

The Boys of Summer

Dope

You Spin Me Round

Drowning Pool

Bodies

Dwight Yoakam

Fast As You

Eagles

7 Bridges Road

Elle King

Ex's & Oh's

Elvis

Blue Suede Shoes

Burning Love

Hound Dog

Eminem

Lose Yourself

Eric Church

Drink in My Hand

Evanescence

Bring Me To Life

Fall Out Boy

This Ain't a Scene

Foo Fighters

Fortunate Son (w. John Fogerty)

Garth Brooks

The Dance

Georgia Satellites

Keep Your Hands to Yourself

Gin Blossoms

Hey Jealousy

Follow You Down

Godsmack

Voodoo

Whatever

Keep Away

Goo Goo Dolls

Iris

Good Charlotte

Lifestyles of the Rich & Famous

Grand Funk Railroad

Some Kind of Wonderful

Green Day

When I Come Around

Holiday

Know Your Enemy

Time of Your Life

American Idiot

Gretchen Wilson

Red Neck Woman

For those who love live music and enjoy creating song requests, these hits from the past are sure to bring back memories and energy, making you feel like you're 'Next 2 Nothing' in the moment.

Halestorm

Here's to Us

It's Not You

Hall & Oates

You Make My Dreams

Harvey Danger

Flagpole Sitta

Heart

Alone

Barracuda

Crazy

Hinder

Homecoming Queen

Hoobastank

Inside of You

Out of Control

The Reason

Incubus

Drive

INXS

New Sensation

Jackyl

She Loves My Cock

Jet

Are You Gonna Be My Girl?

Jimmy Eat World

The Middle

Joan Jett

I Hate Myself for Loving You

Joe Cocker

You Can Leave your Hat On

John Cougar Mellencamp

Authority Song  Hurts So Good

Journey

Any Way You Want It

Justin Timberlake

Can't Stop the Feeling

Katrina & the Waves

Walking on Sunshine

Katy Perry

I Kissed a Girl

Last Friday Night (TGIF)

Hot n Cold

Keith Whitley & Alison Krauss

When You Say Nothing at All

Kenny Loggins

Footloose

Danger Zone

Kenny Wayne Sheppard

Blue on Black

Slow Ride

Kelly Clarkson

Since You've Been Gone

Kid Rock

Bawitaba

Cowboy

Picture (w. Sheryl Crow)

The Knack

My Sharona

Lady Gaga

Bad Romance

Led Zeppelin

Immigrant Song

Lenny Kravitz

Again

American Woman

Dig In

Limp Bizkit

Break Stuff (He Said, She Said)

Linkin Park

One Step Closer

Lit

My Own Worst Enemy

Lita Ford

Kiss Me Deadly

Lou Gramm

Midnight Blue

Loverboy

Working for the Weekend

Luke Bryan

Country Girl (Shake It For Me)

Lynyrd Skynyrd

Sweet Home Alabama

Marilyn Manson

Dope Show

Maroon 5

Feels Like Jagger

Matchbox Twenty

3 AM

Look How Far We've Come

Push

Megadeth

Almost Honest

Meghan Trainor

All About That Bass

Melissa Etheridge

I'm the Only One

Metallica

Enter Sandman

For Whom the Bell Tolls

Master of Puppets

Seek and Destroy

Michael Jackson

Billie Jean

Beat It

Miranda Lambert

Kerosene

Motley Crue

Girls, Girls, Girls

Shout at the Devil

Home Sweet Home

Muse

Uprising

My Darkest Days

Porn Star Dancing

Nazareth

Hair of the Dog

Next 2 Nothing

Is It Worth It?

Nickelback

Animals

Bottom's Up

Burn It To The Ground

Figured You Out

Never Again

Rock Star

Something In Your Mouth

Night Ranger

Sister Christian

Nine Days

Absolutely (Story of a Girl)

Nitty Gritty Dirt Band

Fishin' In The Dark

No Doubt

Just a Girl

Orgy

Blue Monday

Ozzy Osbourne

Crazy Train

For an unforgettable experience of live music, don't forget to make your song requests to keep the night alive!

Live music enthusiasts will recognize these classic tracks that have stood the test of time. From Papa Roach's 'Last Resort' and 'Scars' to Paramore's upbeat 'Still Into You,' these songs are perfect for any occasion. Pat Benatar's iconic hits like 'Heartbreaker' and 'Hit Me With Your Best Shot' always get the crowd going. Pink's 'So What' and 'U & Ur Hand' are great choices for those looking for empowerment anthems. Poison's timeless classics, including 'Every Rose Has Its Thorn' and 'Nothin' But A Good Time,' are staples in any live music setlist. Don't forget the legendary Prince with 'Purple Rain' or The Pretty Reckless's 'Follow Me Down.' The Proclaimers' 'I'm Gonna Be (500 Miles)' is a fan favorite, while Puddle of Mudd's 'Control' and 'She Hates Me' keep the energy high. Queen's 'Another One Bites the Dust' and Rage Against the Machine's 'Killing in the Name of...' always resonate with audiences. REO Speedwagon's 'Riding the Storm Out' is another classic, just like Rev Theory's 'Hell Yeah.' Rick Springfield's 'Jessie's Girl' and Ricky Martin's 'Livin' La Vida Loca' add a touch of nostalgia. Rob Zombie's 'Dragula' and Robert Palmer's 'Bad Case of Loving You' bring a rock edge to any live music event. The Romantics' 'What I Like About You' and Roxy Blue's 'Squeeze Box' are perfect for sing-alongs, while Saliva's 'Your Disease' keeps things intense. Sammy Hagar's 'Mas Tequila' and Santana's smooth collaborations like 'Smooth (f. Rob Thomas)' are crowd-pleasers. Saving Abel's 'Addicted' and Scandal's 'The Warrior (w. Patty Smyth)' showcase the versatility of live performances. Seether's 'Fake It' and 'Remedy' are must-haves for any rock set. Sevendust's 'Black' and Shinedown's hits like 'Diamond Eyes' and 'Second Chance' never fail to impress. Shania Twain's 'Man I Feel Like a Woman' adds a fun twist, while Sixx: A.M.'s 'This is Gonna Hurt' keeps the energy up. Spin Doctors' 'Lil' Miss' and Staind's 'It's Been Awhile' are always welcomed by fans. Static X's 'Push It' and Stevie Nicks' 'Edge of Seventeen' create a great vibe. Stone Sour's 'Through Glass' and Survivor's 'Eye of the Tiger' are perfect for building anticipation. Tantric's 'Breakdown' and Tesla's 'Little Suzi' add depth to any setlist. Theory of a Deadman's 'Bad Girlfriend' and 'Hate My Life' resonate with many. Third Eye Blind's 'Semi-Charmed Life' and Three Days Grace's 'Animal I Have Become' keep the crowd engaged. Tim McGraw & Faith Hill's 'It's Your Love' is a beautiful ballad for any occasion, while Toby Keith's 'Courtesy of the Red, White & Blue' adds a patriotic touch. Tom Cochrane's 'Life is a Highway' and Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers' 'American Girl' are iconic tracks. Tommy Tutone's '867-5309 Jenny Jenny' is a fun throwback, along with Tonic's 'If You Could Only See.' Trapt's 'Stand Up' and Union Underground's 'Turn Me on Mr. Deadman' create a powerful atmosphere. Van Morrison's 'Brown Eyed Girl' and Velvet Revolver's 'Fall to Pieces' are sure to please. Volbeat's 'Heaven Nor Hell' and The White Stripes' 'Seven Nation Army' keep the energy high. Whitesnake's 'Still of the Night' and Wild Cherry's 'Play that Funky Music' are great for dancing. Finally, Weezer's 'Beverly Hills' and 'Hashpipe' along with ZZ Top's 'Sharp Dressed Man' and 'Tush' round out this incredible playlist. For those who want to make song requests, consider all these great hits that define the essence of live music.

If you have a song that you would like us to learn for our live music performances, send us an email. We will consider adding your song requests to our growing list for Next 2 Nothing! doublejr3@gmail.com

One of the main reasons we play live music is our love for it, but the sheer enjoyment we get from seeing dancers on the dance floor, smiling and having a great time, is unbeatable! Come to our show with Next 2 Nothing and show us your best moves, and don’t forget to bring your song requests!