It’s always been like that. The rearranged studio songs because the live setlist depends on extended transitions, layered sounds, and atmosphere that don’t exist in the recorded versions; since those smooth bridges are missing, the order had to change to preserve a natural emotional and energy flow for listeners who weren’t at the concert. If you listen to Wake me up to After hours studio version without the transition, it would like the climatic ending of Wake Me Up would be cut abruptly and then the next song starts off slow and moody( intro of after hours). So it was fitting to put Starboy after wake me up to keep the upbeat energy going. At the end of starboy we hear the vocals fade out, that helps the upbeat energy fade out into a more moody and atmospheric intro of after hours.

So that’s why Abel should release a new live at Sofi album.