Who makes this possible
Run by Dogs in a Pile themselves. Every setlist here comes from it, and during shows their crew enters songs in real time — which is the single fact that makes a live bot possible. If you like this, thank them, not us.
Every song streams directly from Bandcamp's servers — the band's own soundboards at dogsinapile.bandcamp.com, played at the band's request through this site's player, with Bandcamp's official embed alongside. Nothing is ever rehosted, and buying a show supports the band directly.
This is a fan project and is not affiliated with the band. Buy a ticket, buy the soundboards on Bandcamp and nugs.
Fair questions
What is this?
716 Dogs in a Pile shows, one page per show — and a bot, @SetlistHound, that will post each song to X as it's played, the way its sibling @SetlistLizard does for Phish.
How live is "live"?
The band's crew types each song into go-set during the show; the bot picks it up and posts. So the honest answer is: as live as a human typing plus a short delay. Song times shown anywhere are when a song reached the feed, not the downbeat.
Where do song lengths come from?
Where a length is shown on an archived show, it's the band's own timing from go-set — we display it, we never invent it. Songs without a timing simply show none. Once the bot tracks shows live, live lengths appear as estimates, clearly marked.
Something's wrong on a page.
Every show page links its go-set source — the band's page is the authority. Pre-bot pages were transcribed and a transcription can carry a typo; tell us and we'll fix it against the source.
Can I play along?
Yes — JamPicks is the setlist prediction game. Pick your songs before the show and see how you did.