Beck at Brooklyn Paramount, October 23, 2026: Predicted Setlist & Before You Go

Ride Lonesome Tour · October 23, 2026 · Preview

Beck’s second Brooklyn Paramount night on October 23 is a good reason to arrive with more than an Odelay playlist in your ears. The Ride Lonesome shows have been moving from hushed, spacious songs toward a much louder finish, with “In the Night” the clearest opening pick and “Where It’s At” a strong main-set closer.

Schedule checked October 23, 2026 · Times are local to the venue. Official event information ↗

What a second night can actually change

The two Toronto shows offer the useful comparison here. October 14 leaned on “Ride Lonesome,” “Cold Brains” and “Disappearing Act”; October 15 brought in “Morning,” “Dear Life,” “Soldier Jane” and a different encore. The lesson for Brooklyn is to expect familiar anchors with a movable middle, rather than a completely different concert or a guaranteed repeat of night one.

For tonight, listen for the choice immediately after the opener. “Morning” points toward the softer early sequence heard in Boston and Toronto; the title track would give the opening a different weight. Later, the acoustic section and encore are the places where a second-night surprise fits most naturally. “Debra” is a credible possibility, not something to leave early assuming you have already heard.

Predicted Beck setlist for Brooklyn

This is our projected running order, built around the repeated songs and pacing of the October shows. The main-set sequence below leaves the encore separate.

Why this is the forecast

Across the five checked shows—Detroit, both Toronto nights, Boston and Philadelphia—“In the Night,” “Paper Tiger,” “For Your Love,” “The New Pollution,” “Gamma Ray,” “Think I’m in Love,” “Lost Cause,” “Devils Haircut,” “Loser” and “Where It’s At” appear in each published set report. Those songs carry more weight here than any one night’s rarity. The middle order and encore change more freely.

Set evidence: Detroit, October 12 · Toronto, October 14 · Toronto, October 15 · Boston, October 17 · Philadelphia, October 18. The Boston article is a review with a reported setlist; the other lists are audience-contributed records. Research cutoff: October 23. The October 22 Brooklyn page did not yet provide a usable completed song list when checked.

Before you go: Brooklyn Paramount

Use the downtown Brooklyn location

The venue is at 385 Flatbush Avenue Extension, at DeKalb and Flatbush. Its visitor guide points to the B/Q/R at DeKalb Avenue and the 2/3/4/5 at Nevins Street. Choose the return route before heading in, then check service changes on the day; a late-night subway plan is more useful than trying to find it while everyone leaves.

Read the door time correctly

The event details specify 7 PM doors and an 8 PM show. That is the evening’s start, not a confirmed Beck stage time. Ioanna Gika is listed on the bill. Aim to be through entry before the opening set, especially if you also want a drink or a look at the merchandise.

Pack for a cashless venue

Brooklyn Paramount allows bags up to 12 × 6 × 12 inches and searches them on entry; non-clear bags can take an additional search. Bring your mobile ticket and a working payment card. Coat check is available, with walk-up capacity limited. A light layer you can carry comfortably is the simpler option.

A short listening plan before the show

Start with “In the Night,” “Paper Tiger” and “For Your Love,” then move to “Think I’m in Love” and “Where It’s At.” That short run captures the change in pace better than putting every hit at the front of a playlist.

If you are new to Beck, start with the contrast between Odelay and Sea Change: one explains the rhythmic hooks, the other the quieter emotional pull. The current tour brings those impulses into the same evening. Beck’s official site has the current music and tour listings.

Banner photograph: Autumn de Wilde, via I.M.P.’s Beck event page; editorial banner design. The image is promotional, not a photograph from this upcoming performance.