WHITECHAPEL DREAM SETLIST

Feb 19

3 min read

Whitechapel is hardly a band that needs an introduction, with a nearly twenty year career under their belt, but good luck getting me to shut up about how much I love Whitechapel and how incredibly talented they are,

so we are going to do it anyway. As a side conversation for a second, I have been on a one sided friendly banter campaign on Instagram with Whitechapel, trying to encourage them to return to Australia for a tour. This campaign has included comments like "This would sound even better in Australia," "And then they did it in Australia," "I think it would benefit Australia if you tour here too," and my personal favourite, during a conversation with another Australian fan "They are going to have to come here just to get me to stop at this point." I want to make sure that everyone knows that Whitechapel have acknowledged these comments, so they get the harassment is meant in jest. It is safe to say, when Whitechapel do

announce their next Australian tour, they will most likely hear me screaming in excitement all the way in America.

Let's jump into their history and then I will hit you with my dream Whitechapel set list, as a fan of nineteen years. Whitechapel hit the scene with their Album 'Somatic Defilement' in 2007, followed by 'This Is Exile' (2008), 'A New Era of Corruption' (2010), 'Recorrupted - EP' (2011),

'Whitechapel' (2012), 'Our Endless War' (2014), 'The Brotherhood of the Blade' (2015), 'Mark of the Blade' (2016), 'The Valley' (2019), 'Kin' (2021), 'Live in the Valley' (2024) and 'Hymns in Dissonance' (2025).

Whitechapel have previously performed with Suicide Silence, Lorna Shore, Bodysnatcher, Angelmaker, Shadow of Intent, Hatebreed, Northlane, Chelsea Grin and Thy Art Is Murder amongst many others throughout their illustrious career.

If I was to pick the support acts for the next Australian tour I would have to pick Chelsea Grin, To The Grave and Roronoah. Whitechapel is currently playing an eleven song set list but I am going to go with thirteen, because, in the words of Hilary Duff, "this is what dreams are made of." Without further Ado, here is my Dream Whitechapel Set list, in no particular order.