Niall Horan keeps one thing off his setlist when former band mates are touring

Niall Horan opened up about one thing he avoids doing in his concerts while his other former bandmates are on tour too.

The This Town singer, who is gearing up for Dinner Part Live On Tour, shared details on what he skips when other band mates are also touring.

In an interview with the NME, the Irish singer r opened up about how he builds his setlists for each tour, including how he selects which tracks from 1D’s catalogue he plays.

He said, "I just play me favourites, I suppose and I try to stay away from it if the lads are doing it."

Horan went on to explain, saying that If Harry Styles or Louis Tomlinson during their solo tours sings a One Direction song like What Makes You Beautiful or Drag Me Down, “every night," then "it’d be a bit stupid for me to do the same song at the same time."

"So I kept away from that, and then I did it the next time," he said.

Previously, the Heartbreak Weather singer has been known for singing Fool’s Gold, Drag Me Down, Night Changes and Story of My Life at his solo shows.

Horan's Dinner Party drops June 5 and gearing up for Dinner Part Live On Tour, beginning from September 22 in Birmingham and concluding on November 15 in Belfast.

Sombr, Shawn Mendes and ROLE MODEL will be the guest singers to perform with. He has also confirmed to USA dates, July 9 in Nashville and July 18 at Hershey.

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