DISTURBED singer David Draiman has weighed in on bands who rely on pre-recorded tracks during their live performances.
In recent years, more and more artists have been given a pass for relying on pre-recorded tracks, drum triggers and other assorted technology that makes concerts more synthetic but…
Related Articles
-
“The Vaults of Heaven Will Be Ringing with Rock”: Artists Pay Tribute to Meat Loaf
"He once turned me upside down in a Chinese Restaurant in St Johns Wood," Boy George recalled. “The Vaults of...
-
The Libertines say they’re going to play two “last minute” shows soon
The concerts will be in the UK, the band confirmed The post The Libertines say they’re going to play two...
-
Major Lazer and Marcus Mumford team up on guitar-driven ‘Lay Your Head On Me’
The unexpected collaboration was co-written with MØ The post Major Lazer and Marcus Mumford team up on guitar-driven ‘Lay Your...
-
Michael Eavis on Glastonbury 2022: “It’s going to be the best show ever”
He also revealed that the headliners for next year's Glastonbury are already in place The post Michael Eavis on...
-
How to watch TarkovTV Live – see what’s coming to ‘Escape From Tarkov’
TarkovTV Live will reveal "new content and features" coming with the next 'Escape From Tarkov' update The post How to...
-
Pete Doherty on new documentary about his life: “I don’t think I’ll be able to watch it again”
He said 'Stranger In My Own Skin' is "quite heavy watching" The post Pete Doherty on new documentary about his...
-
The National’s Matt Berninger on the 2020 Election: “I Think Biden and Harris Are a Good Ticket”
The indie frontman's debut solo album, Serpentine Prison, comes out this week. The National’s Matt Berninger on the 2020 Election:...
-
New record store opens in Limerick
"We hope to welcome anyone with an interest in records and music to stop by and hang out, chat...
0 Comments
