The phrase "a set list for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a list of songs or pieces that will be performed at an event, such as a concert or a show.
Example: "The band shared a set list for their upcoming concert, featuring all their greatest hits."
Alternatives: "a playlist for" or "a program for".
Coming up with a set list for St Patrick's or St Andrew's Day would have been easy.
Australia's cultural attaché to the court of St James, Dr Sir Leslie Colin Patterson KCB AO, is compiling a set list for his forthcoming foray into cabaret.
"We jell together," Mr. Wesley, a 68-year-old trombone player, said on Tuesday, when the men gathered to put together a set list for the Thursday show and start rehearsals.
There they will find a set list for her 2005 concert film, "Jesus Is Magic," that reads like an inventory of her psyche, cluttered with phrases like "Porn song," "Racism is bad," "Low self- esteem" and "Hitler's b-day".
Assembling a set list for any cabaret performance is one of the arts you have to master in this life, and I had tried to make this one a good mix of familiar but not too familiar numbers.
You can thank online polling for such products as blue M&M's, Spicy Street Taco Dorito chips, and even a set list for the band Metallica.
On any given night the band will perform a show based on a set list from the Grateful Dead's 30 years of extensive touring or use the catalog of original songs and covers to re-create a unique set list for a show.
Swift annexed "Today Was a Fairytale" to a revised set list for the continuation of her Fearless Tour in 2010.
Earlier reports from an unnamed source to Us Weekly listed a rumored set list for the halftime show, which included Destiny's Child hits "Bills, Bills, Bills" and "Survivor".
Swift promoted "Today Was a Fairytale" at several venues and included it on a revised set list for the continuation of her Fearless Tour in 2010.
And the funny thing is how, these days, with a set list that barely changes for months at a time, Dylan usually includes only one song from that 1965-66 period: "She Belongs to Me".
