The Coral has had 363 concerts.

The Coral is most often considered to be Rock, Indie, Indie Rock, Pop Rock, British, Indie Pop, Folk Rock, Psychedelic Rock, UK, Modern Rock, Britpop, Tropical House, Jangle Pop, and Neo-Psychedelia.

The next The Coral concert is on July 26, 2024 at Baldersby Park in Thirsk, England, United Kingdom. The bands performing are: The Coral / Bombay Bicycle Club / CMAT / BC Camplight / The Go! Team / Los Bitchos / Stornoway / King Creosote / Jalen Ngonda / John Francis Flynn / Fat Dog / Liz Lawrence / Personal Trainer / KOKOKO! / Nana Benz du Togo / LYR / Deadletter / Katherine Priddy / Flamingods / Aayushi / Annie Dressner / Baba Ali / Bess Atwell / Blue Bendy / Brown Horse / Cerys Hafana / Chalk / Dana Gavanski / Dominie Hooper / Ellur / Frankie Archer / Frozemode / Group Listening / Home Counties / Jessica Winter / Kathryn Williams & Withered Hand / Katie Gregson-MacLeod / Lily Lyons / Lizzie No / MADMADMAD / Man/Woman/Chainsaw / Melin Melyn / Morgan Harper-Jones / Niki Stevens / O. / OneDa / Our Man In The Field / Picture Parlour / Tapir! / tinyumbrellas / Trout / The Itch / The Tubs / Two Canoes / Viji / Across The Tracks / Rory Hoy / Get In Her Ears / Pillow Queens.

The last The Coral concert was on April 19, 2024 at Playhouse Whitley Bay in Whitley Bay, United Kingdom.

The songs that The Coral performs live vary, but here's the latest setlist that we have from the April 11, 2024 concert at Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles, California, United States:

1. on lead vocals
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3. It's Five O'Clock Somewhere
4. {"url"=>"https://www.setlist.fm/setlists/jake-owen-7bd602ec.html", "mbid"=>"508f4f83-26dc-4d21-98d9-1a8c04d5ad4a", "name"=>"Jake Owen", "sortName"=>"Owen, Jake", "disambiguation"=>"country singer, songwriter & actor"}
5. Grapefruit—Juicy Fruit
6. on lead vocals
7. {"url"=>"https://www.setlist.fm/setlists/scotty-emerick-3bd70c00.html", "mbid"=>"75dbd6b9-364a-40ff-8a03-d40e3d5438b6", "name"=>"Scotty Emerick", "sortName"=>"Emerick, Scotty", "disambiguation"=>""}
8. Pencil Thin Mustache
9. Changes in Latitudes, Changes in Attitudes
10. Back Where I Come From
11. video
12. Dolly Parton Tribute
13. true
14. {"url"=>"https://www.setlist.fm/setlists/angelique-kidjo-7bd6d2a8.html", "mbid"=>"80fe34d0-6b4f-4ccd-81c3-281ab37f0451", "name"=>"Angélique Kidjo", "sortName"=>"Kidjo, Angélique", "disambiguation"=>""}
15. One Particular Harbour
16. introducing Zac Brown
17. {"url"=>"https://www.setlist.fm/setlists/harrison-ford-13c87159.html", "mbid"=>"e5461140-4e2f-4c80-9e06-765f853f55a2", "name"=>"Harrison Ford", "sortName"=>"Ford, Harrison", "disambiguation"=>""}
18. Quest for the Shaker of Salt
19. true
20. Pirates & Parrots
21. Knee Deep
22. Son of a Son of a Sailor
23. {"url"=>"https://www.setlist.fm/setlists/timothy-b-schmit-bd6dd8a.html", "mbid"=>"48b7d40e-ab45-444d-a4d3-4d1de0f55b51", "name"=>"Timothy B. Schmit", "sortName"=>"Schmit, Timothy B.", "disambiguation"=>""}
24. Volcano
25. Tin Cup Chalice
26. Come Monday
27. on lead vocals
28. {"url"=>"https://www.setlist.fm/setlists/mac-mcanally-4bd797de.html", "mbid"=>"48e32ea6-e282-44ee-96a6-1ed5aeaa4023", "name"=>"Mac McAnally", "sortName"=>"McAnally, Mac", "disambiguation"=>""}
29. Cheeseburger in Paradise
30. introduced by Will Arnett to play "Bob Dylan's favorite Jimmy Buffet song."
31. {"url"=>"https://www.setlist.fm/setlists/jackson-browne-7bd6b280.html", "mbid"=>"88527d26-7496-47c5-8358-ebdb1868a90f", "name"=>"Jackson Browne", "sortName"=>"Browne, Jackson", "disambiguation"=>"American singer-songwriter"}
32. He Went to Paris
33. & Mac McAnally on lead vocals
34. {"url"=>"https://www.setlist.fm/setlists/caroline-jones-3bcfb4f8.html", "mbid"=>"ce6b1069-ccb9-43d7-aee9-58044775d5b9", "name"=>"Caroline Jones", "sortName"=>"Jones, Caroline", "disambiguation"=>"country singer"}
35. Bubbles Up
36. {"url"=>"https://www.setlist.fm/setlists/jd-souther-6bd6d612.html", "mbid"=>"81e2f4b1-4b48-4bdb-9717-4180e0f1ebc2", "name"=>"J.D. Souther", "sortName"=>"Souther, J.D.", "disambiguation"=>""}
37. Southern Cross
38. on lead vocals
39. {"url"=>"https://www.setlist.fm/setlists/mac-mcanally-4bd797de.html", "mbid"=>"48e32ea6-e282-44ee-96a6-1ed5aeaa4023", "name"=>"Mac McAnally", "sortName"=>"McAnally, Mac", "disambiguation"=>""}
40. Why Don't We Get Drunk
41. followed by Jake Shimabukuro's set
42. {"url"=>"https://www.setlist.fm/setlists/snoop-dogg-13d68175.html", "mbid"=>"f90e8b26-9e52-4669-a5c9-e28529c47894", "name"=>"Snoop Dogg", "sortName"=>"Snoop Dogg", "disambiguation"=>"US rapper"}
43. Gin and Juice
44. Don't Stop the Party
45. Thank God & Jimmy Buffett
46. introduced by Judd Apatow and Leslie Mann
47. {"url"=>"https://www.setlist.fm/setlists/sheryl-crow-73d6be4d.html", "mbid"=>"80ccfede-c258-4575-a7ad-c982e9932e0f", "name"=>"Sheryl Crow", "sortName"=>"Crow, Sheryl", "disambiguation"=>"American singer-songwriter and musician"}
48. Fins
49. {"url"=>"https://www.setlist.fm/setlists/jack-johnson-63d6baa3.html", "mbid"=>"ff6e677f-91dd-4986-a174-8db0474b1799", "name"=>"Jack Johnson", "sortName"=>"Johnson, Jack", "disambiguation"=>"singer-songwriter from Hawaii"}
50. A Pirate Looks at Forty
51. on drums, and Zac Brown
52. {"url"=>"https://www.setlist.fm/setlists/dave-grohl-3d689b7.html", "mbid"=>"4d5f891d-9bce-45ae-ad86-912dd27252fa", "name"=>"Dave Grohl", "sortName"=>"Grohl, Dave", "disambiguation"=>""}
53. Brown Eyed Girl
54. followed by the Eagles and Paul McCartney sets
55. {"url"=>"https://www.setlist.fm/setlists/dave-matthews-5bd6e7dc.html", "mbid"=>"2fa95b32-3c11-42d7-b495-12fc6be0a024", "name"=>"Dave Matthews", "sortName"=>"Matthews, Dave", "disambiguation"=>"of Dave Matthews Band"}
56. Lovely Cruise
57. true
58. Margaritaville