Top 10 Most Played Skid Row Songs

Have you ever wondered what the most played live songs by your favorite bands are? Today, we’re going to answer that question with the 10 most played songs by Skid Row. For this, we’ll be using Setlist.fm statistics, which give us an overview of all their concerts dating back to 26 of December 1986 and the show at Close Encounters, Sayreville in New Jersey.

Keep in mind that this is a fan-based website where users can enter and edit show information, so it might not be 100% accurate, but it’s the best data we have. It gives us a decent insight into what songs Skid Row has played the most throughout their career, and of course, this could all possibly change in the future as the band is still performing live.

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Let’s take a look than, here is the list of the 10 most played songs by of all time Skid Row.

1.Youth Gone Wild – Played 839 times

2.18 and Life – Played 830 times

3.Piece of Me – Played 795 times

4.I Remember You – Played 783 times

5.Monkey Business – Played 725 times

6.Slave to the Grind – Played 673 times

7.Big Guns – Played 666 times

8.Makin’ a Mess – Played 582 times

9.Psycho Therapy (Ramones cover) – Played 562 times

10.Sweet Little Sister – Played 328 times

Can this order change in the future?

It really depends on the band. Skid Row is currently in the process of searching for another singer ever since Erik Grönwall left, and Lzzy Hale has played select shows with the band. Nevertheless, it is highly unlikely that they will stop playing their biggest hits, most of which are listed in the first half of this list. On the other hand, there is a chance that the song “Riot Act” could surpass “Sweet Little Sister” in the number 10 spot, as it currently has only 7 fewer plays. However, for either of these songs to surpass “Psycho Therapy” in the number 9 spot would be more of a challenge, as the song has over 200 more plays, even though it hasn’t been played live for a long time.

The only thing that could change is at the bottom of the list. The least played Skid Row songs might be added as rare performances in the future. This is possible since the newest singer (if it’s not Sebastian Bach) could potentially perform songs from all eras and all the singers that have been part of the band. But first, we need to take a look at Skid Row’s least played songs to date.

The least played Skid Row songs