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One Direction Setlist at Croke Park, Dublin, Ireland

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• Midnight Memories Play Video
• Little Black Dress Play Video
• Kiss You Play Video
• Why Don't We Go There? Play Video
• Rock Me Play Video
• Don't Forget Where You Belong Play Video
• Live While We're Young Play Video
• C'mon, C'mon Play Video
• Right Now Play Video
• Through the Dark Play Video
• Happily Play Video
• Little Things Play Video
• Moments Play Video
• Strong Play Video
• Better Than Words Play Video
• Alive Play Video
• One Thing Play Video
• Diana Play Video
• What Makes You Beautiful Play Video
• You & I Play Video
• Story of My Life Play Video
• Little White Lies Play Video
• Best Song Ever Play Video

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• Story of My Life
• Through the Dark
• Why Don't We Go There?
• You & I
• C'mon, C'mon
• Little Things
• Live While We're Young
• What Makes You Beautiful

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One Direction arrive in Ireland

Global pop star phenomenon’s One Direction arrives in Ireland today ahead of their 8 tour dates in Dublin’s O2 and Belfast’s Odyssey. The band that was formed on the popular UK show the X Factor is known all over the world, and attracts a huge following wherever they go, so tour management are expecting throngs of fans to be outside both their favoured hotel to stay in whilst in the city and the O2 venue.

Its thought that band member Niall Horan from Mullingar, flew in yesterday ahead of the other One Direction boys so he could spend time with family and friends before the string of gigs that will see the band perform at the O2 tonight and tomorrow, before they relocate to Belfast to play at the Odyssey on Thursday, Friday, Sunday and Monday night, before returning back to Dublin and the O2 to perform on Tuesday 12th and Wednesday 13th March.

1D who are in Ireland as part of their UK & Ireland Arena Tour, have been imposed a no partying ban by management until after their shows, so it would seem that the group with a reputation of being party boys will be on their best behaviour whilst here in Ireland.

Maybe next time the boys can really let their hair down, maybe they’ll come back in the summer to take a well deserved break or vacation in Ireland and show their support for Zane’s Little Mix girlfriend Perrie, whose band announced yesterday that they will perform at live in the Marquee in Cork on the14th June.

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One Direction are an English-Irish pop boy band based in London, consisting of Niall Horan, Zayn Malik, Liam Payne, Harry Styles and Louis Tomlinson.

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Midnight Memories is the third studio album by English-Irish boy band One Direction, released on 25 November 2013 by Columbia Records, Syco Music and Sony Music. The album was described... Read More

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Ireland is the country which Niall Horan is from. It was also part of the European leg of One Direction 's Where We Are Tour , Take Me Home Tour and their Up All Night Tour .

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One direction’s zayn is playing his first concert… eight years into his solo career.

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NEW YORK, NY - JUNE 28: Singer Zayn Malik is seen walking in soho on June 28, 2018 in New York ... [+] City. (Photo by Raymond Hall/GC Images)

Most musicians can’t wait to get out on the road and perform their songs for crowds of fans who know every word of their material. Touring is also where many artists make the bulk of their income, as streaming revenue doesn’t always add up the way it should. Zayn is different from almost every other star, as he’s waited a very, very long time before playing live.

Zayn has announced a new concert, which must be surprising to many of his die-hard fans. Eight years after breaking out from the group that made him a star and producing music on his own, he still has yet to perform live under his own name.

The former One Direction singer’s debut live performance is set to take place in London at the O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire. The show will be held on May 17.

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Interest in the concert is sure to be incredibly high, but tickets aren’t easy to get. Fans will reportedly have to buy a copy of Zayn’s forthcoming album Room Under the Stairs via his website in order to even have the option of taking part in the show’s presale.

Zayn’s new album Room Under the Stairs is slated for release on May 17. The singer’s fourth project on his own follows 2021’s Nobody’s Listening . The set has been previewed by two singles, “What I Am” and “Alienated,” which have both largely flown under the radar in most countries.

While he did tour with One Direction, Zayn has shied away from playing live in his own career. He was supposed to perform for a crowd in 2016 when he dropped his debut smash “Pillowtalk” and the album it’s featured on, Mind of Mine , but he ended up canceling the entire event. At the time, he shared that the idea of touring gave him “the worst anxiety of my career.”

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