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In 1993, Paul McCartney and his band embarked upon The New World Tour, spanning almost the entire year and almost the entire globe. This tour featured a controversial pre-concert film (starting in the U.S leg of the tour), which was shown before all of the concerts and had graphic animal test footage in the film. This film can be seen on the “Paul is Live In Concert on the New World Tour” video. This was to be McCartney’s last tour for nine years, after his wife and band member, Linda McCartney, was diagnosed with breast cancer in 1995, and died in 1998 at the age of 56. Promotion The tour was intended to promote McCartney’s ninth studio album Off the Ground . Despite having released three albums of live material in the space of the previous three years ( Tripping the Live Fantastic , Tripping the Live Fantastic: Highlights! , and Unplugged ), the tour was followed by the live album Paul Is Live , consisting of material taken from The New World Tour. However The release was not embraced by record-buyers, becoming McCartney’s lowest-selling live album. Touring McCartney’s touring band consisted of himself, wife Linda McCartney, Hamish Stuart, Robbie McIntosh, Paul “Wix” Wickens and Blair Cunningham. The final North American stop, in Charlotte, North Carolina, was broadcast live across the United States, with some songs replaced by commercials, by the Fox Television Network. This was McCartney’s final tour of the 20th century. Several venues on the tour featured McCartney’s first concert appearance there since his touring days with The Beatles. This was the third and second times Paul McCartney toured Australia and New Zealand, respectively. A proposed further tour to Australia in 2002 was cancelled after the Bali Bombings. His next visit to Australia and New Zealand finally occurred for the first time in over twenty-four years on the One on One tour in 2017. In 1993, before Paul McCartney played the South American leg of the tour, Parlophone/MPL released the album Paul Is Live which had songs taken from his concerts in North America and Australia. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); In 2002, Paul McCartney released a concert DVD from the tour titled Paul Is Live In Concert on the New World Tour . […]

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Inspired by the success of his ‘comeback’ tour, which played to 2,843,297 people in 1989-90, Paul McCartney took to the road again on 5 th  March 1993 in Perth, Australia. The band – Paul and Linda, Robbie McIntosh, Hamish Stuart, Paul ‘Wix’ Wickens and newcomer Blair Cunningham – set off for the year-long trek after they’d completed the album  Off The Ground . They toured through the summer of 1993, with an itinerary that included Australia, New Zealand, USA, Canada, France, Germany, Belgium, Denmark, Austria, Italy, France, Spain, Portugal and the United Kingdom. “Although it seems incredible now, a few years ago I was talking with my manager about preparing a retirement-at-50 plan,” Paul laughed at the time. “A couple more records, a farewell tour, but now look at me. These days I’m talking about the next few albums, the next few tours.” The tour was commemorated with the live album,  Paul Is Live , released the same year.

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78 concerts • 19 countries

Chile • Santiago • Estadio Nacional

Dec 16, 1993

Argentina • Buenos Aires • Estadio River Plate

Dec 12, 1993

Dec 11, 1993

Dec 10, 1993

Brazil • Curitiba • Pedreira Paulo Leminski

Dec 05, 1993

Brazil • Sao Paulo • Pacaembu Stadium

Dec 03, 1993

Dec 02, 1993

Mexico • Mexico City • Foro Sol

Nov 27, 1993

Nov 25, 1993

Japan • Fukuoka • Fukuoka Dome

Nov 19, 1993 • There is 1 album covering this show

Nov 18, 1993 • There are 2 albums covering this show

Japan • Tokyo • Tokyo Dome

Nov 15, 1993 • There are 2 albums covering this show

Nov 14, 1993

Nov 12, 1993 • There are 3 albums covering this show

Spain • Barcelona • Palau Sant Jordi

Oct 27, 1993

Oct 26, 1993

Italy • Florence • Palasport

Oct 23, 1993 • There is 1 album covering this show

Oct 22, 1993

France • Toulon • The Zenith

Oct 20, 1993

Belgium • Ghent • Flanders Expo

Oct 17, 1993

France • Paris • Palais Omnisports de Paris-Bercy

Oct 14, 1993

Oct 13, 1993 • There are 3 albums covering this show

Netherlands • Rotterdam • Ahoy Rotterdam

Oct 10, 1993

Oct 09, 1993

Germany • Frankfurt • Festhalle

Oct 06, 1993

Germany • Stuttgart • Hanns-Martin Schleyerhalle

Oct 05, 1993

Germany • Mannheim • Maimarkthalle

Oct 03, 1993

Sweden • Stockholm • The Globe

Oct 01, 1993

Norway • Oslo • Spektrum

Sep 28, 1993

Sep 27, 1993 • There are 2 albums covering this show

Sweden • Gothenburg • Scandinavium

Sep 25, 1993

Sep 23, 1993

Germany • Dortmund • Westfalenhalle

Sep 21, 1993

Sep 19, 1993

Sep 18, 1993

United Kingdom • London • Earls Court

Sep 15, 1993

Sep 14, 1993

Sep 11, 1993 • There is 1 album covering this show

Germany • Munich • Olympiahalle

Sep 09, 1993

Austria • Vienna • Wiener Stadthalle

Sep 06, 1993

Sep 05, 1993

Germany • Berlin • Waldbühne

Sep 03, 1993 • There are 5 albums covering this show

USA • Charlotte • Blockbuster Pavilion

Jun 15, 1993 • There are 4 albums covering this show

USA • Philadelphia • Veterans Stadium

Jun 13, 1993

USA • East Rutherford • Giants Stadium

Jun 11, 1993 • There are 4 albums covering this show

Canada • Toronto • Exhibition Stadium

Jun 06, 1993 • There are 2 albums covering this show

USA • Detroit • Pontiac Silverdome

Jun 04, 1993 • There are 3 albums covering this show

USA • Milwaukee • Milwaukee County Stadium

Jun 02, 1993 • There is 1 album covering this show

USA • Kansas City • Arrowhead Stadium

May 31, 1993 • There are 4 albums covering this show

USA • San Antonio • Alamodome

May 29, 1993 • There are 4 albums covering this show

USA • Boulder • Folsom Field

May 26, 1993 • There are 6 albums covering this show

USA • Minneapolis • Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome

May 23, 1993 • There is 1 album covering this show

Canada • Winnipeg • Winnipeg Stadium

May 21, 1993 • There is 1 album covering this show

USA • Orlando • Citrus Bowl

May 09, 1993

USA • Columbia • Williams-Brice Stadium

May 07, 1993

USA • Cincinnati • Riverfront Stadium

May 05, 1993 • There is 1 album covering this show

USA • Atlanta • Georgia Dome

May 01, 1993 • There are 3 albums covering this show

USA • St. Louis • Busch Stadium

Apr 29, 1993 • There are 2 albums covering this show

USA • Memphis • Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium

Apr 27, 1993 • There are 2 albums covering this show

USA • New Orleans • Louisiana Superdome

Apr 24, 1993

USA • Houston • Astrodome

Apr 22, 1993

USA • Las Cruces • Aggie Memorial Stadium

Apr 20, 1993

USA • Anaheim • Anaheim Stadium

Apr 17, 1993 • There is 1 album covering this show

USA • Las Vegas • Sam Boyd Silver Bowl

Apr 14, 1993 • There are 3 albums covering this show

New Zealand • Auckland • Western Springs Stadium

Mar 27, 1993

Australia • Parramatta • Parramatta Stadium

Mar 23, 1993 • There are 3 albums covering this show

Mar 22, 1993 • There are 3 albums covering this show

Australia • Sydney • Sydney Entertainment Centre

Mar 20, 1993

Mar 17, 1993

Mar 16, 1993

Australia • Adelaide • Adelaide Oval

Mar 13, 1993

Australia • Melbourne • Melbourne Cricket Ground

Mar 10, 1993

Mar 09, 1993

Australia • Perth • Subiaco Oval

Mar 05, 1993

Feb 23, 1993

Feb 22, 1993

Italy • Milan • Forum di Assago

Feb 19, 1993 • There is 1 album covering this show

Feb 18, 1993

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The New World Tour

18 February 1993

Forum di Assago, Via Giuseppe di Vittorio, 6 20090 Assago MI, Milan, Italy

19 February 1993

22 February 1993

Festhalle, Ludwig-Erhard-Anlage 1, 60327 Frankfurt am Main, Germany

23 February 1993

5 March 1993

Subiaco Oval, Subiaco Rd, Subiaco WA 6008, Australia

9 March 1993

Melbourne Cricket Ground, Brunton Ave, Richmond VIC 3002, Australia

10 March 1993

13 March 1993

Adelaide Oval, War Memorial Dr, North Adelaide SA 5006, Australia

16 March 1993

Sydney Entertainment Centre, 35 Harbour St, Darling Harbour NSW 2000, Australia

17 March 1993

20 March 1993

22 March 1993

Parramatta Stadium, O'connell St, Parramatta NSW 2150, Australia

23 March 1993

27 March 1993

Western Springs Stadium, Western Springs, Auckland, New Zealand

14 April 1993

Sam Boyd Silver Bowl, 7000 E Russell Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89122 United States

Los Angeles

16 April 1993

Hollywood Bowl, 2301 Highland Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90068, United States

17 April 1993

Anaheim Stadium, 2000 E Gene Autry Way, Anaheim, CA 92806, United States

20 April 1993

Aggie Memorial Stadium, Stewart St & Payne St, Las Cruces, NM 88003 United States

22 April 1993

Astrodome, Houston, TX 77054, United States

New Orleans

24 April 1993

Louisiana Superdome, 1500 Sugar Bowl Dr, New Orleans, LA 70112, United States

27 April 1993

Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium, 335 S Hollywood St, Memphis, TN 38104, United States

29 April 1993

Busch Stadium, 700 Clark Ave, St. Louis, MO 63102, United States

Georgia Dome, 1 Georgia Dome Dr, Atlanta, GA 30313, United States

Riverfront Stadium,  201 East Joe Nuxhall Way,  Cincinnati,  45202 OH United States

Williams-Brice Stadium, 1125 George Rogers Blvd, Columbia, SC 29201, United States

Citrus Bowl Football Stadium, 1 Citrus Bowl Pl, Orlando, FL 32805, United States

21 May 1993

Winnipeg Stadium, 315 Chancellor Matheson Rd, Winnipeg, MB R3T 1Z2, Canada

Minneapolis

23 May 1993

HHH Metrodome, 900 South 5th Street Minneapolis, Minnesota 55415, United States

26 May 1993

Folsom Field, 2400 Colorado Ave, Boulder, CO 80302, United States

San Antonio

29 May 1993

Alamodome, 100 Montana St, San Antonio, TX 78203, United States

Kansas City

31 May 1993

Arrowhead Stadium, 1 Arrowhead Dr, Kansas City, MO 64129, United States

2 June 1993

Milwaukee County Stadium, 201 South 46th Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States

4 June 1993

Pontiac Silverdome, 1200 Featherstone Rd, Pontiac, MI 48342, United States

6 June 1993

Exhibition Stadium, Lake Shore Blvd. W. & Ontario Dr, Toronto, Ontario M6K 3C3 Canada

9 June 1993

Carrier Dome, 900 Irving Ave, Syracuse, NY 13244, United States

East Rutherford

11 June 1993

Giants Stadium, 1 MetLife Stadium Dr, East Rutherford, NJ 07073, United States

Philadelphia

13 June 1993

Veterans Stadium, 3501 S Broad St, Philadelphia, PA 19148, United States

15 June 1993

Blockbuster Pavilion, 707 Pavilion Blvd, Charlotte, NC 28262, United States

3 September 1993

Waldbühne, Glockenturmstraße 1, 14053 Berlin, Germany

5 September 1993

Stadthalle, Roland Rainer Platz 1, 1150 Wien, Austria

6 September 1993

9 September 1993

Olympiahalle,  Spiridon-Louis-Ring,  80809 München,  Munich,  Germany

11 September 1993

Earls Court, Warwick Rd, London SW5 9TA, United Kingdom

14 September 1993

15 September 1993

18 September 1993

Westfalenhalle, Rheinlanddamm 200, 44139 Dortmund, Germany

19 September 1993

21 September 1993

23 September 1993

Schleyerhalle, Mercedesstraße 69, 70372 Stuttgart, Germany

25 September 1993

Scandinavium, Valhallagatan 1, 412 51 Göteborg, Sweden

27 September 1993

Spektrum, Sonja Henies plass 2, 0185 Oslo, Norway

28 September 1993

1 October 1993

Globen, 121 77 Stockholm, Stockholm, Sweden

3 October 1993

Maimarkthalle, Xaver-Fuhr-Straße 101, 68163 Mannheim, Germany

5 October 1993

6 October 1993

9 October 1993

Ahoy Sportpaleis, Ahoyweg 10, 3084 BA Rotterdam, Netherlands

10 October 1993

13 October 1993

Palais Omnisport Bercy, 8 Boulevard de Bercy, 75102 Paris, France

14 October 1993

17 October 1993

Flanders Expo, Maaltekouter 1, 9051 Gent, Belgium

18 October 1993

Galaxie, Parc de Coulange, Rue de l"Europe, 57360 Amnéville, France

20 October 1993

Zenith, 95 Boulevard Commandant Nicolas, Toulon 83000, France

22 October 1993

Palasport, Piazza Enrico Berlinguer, 50137 Firenze, Italy

23 October 1993

26 October 1993

Palau San Jordi, Passeig Olímpic, 08038 Barcelona, Spain

27 October 1993

12 November 1993

Tokyo Dome, 1 Chome-3-61 Koraku, Bunkyo, Tokyo 112-0004, Japan

13 November 1993

14 November 1993

15 November 1993

18 November 1993

Fukuoka Dome, 2 Chome-2-2 Jigyohama, Fukuoka, Fukuoka Prefecture 810-8660, Japan

19 November 1993

Mexico City

25 November 1993

Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez, Granjas México, Mexico City, Federal District, Mexico

27 November 1993

3 December 1993

Pacaembu, Praça Charles Miller - Pacaembu, São Paulo - SP, 01234-010, Brazil

5 December 1993

Pedreira Paulo Leminski, 970 - Abranches, Curitiba - PR, 82130-010, Brazil

Buenos Aires

10 December 1993

Estadio River Plate, Av. Pres. Figueroa Alcorta 7597, 1424 CABA, Argentina

11 December 1993

12 December 1993

16 December 1993

Coliseo Nacional, 8320000, Santiago, Chile

Tour Information

Inspired by the success of his ‘comeback’ tour, which played to 2,843,297 people in 1989-90, Paul McCartney took to the road again on 5th March 1993 in Perth, Australia. The band - Paul and Linda, Robbie McIntosh, Hamish Stuart, Paul ‘Wix’ Wickens and newcomer Blair Cunningham – set off for the year-long trek after they’d completed the album _Off The Ground_. They toured through the summer of 1993, with an itinerary that included Australia, New Zealand, USA, Canada, France, Germany, Belgium, Denmark, Austria, Italy, France, Spain, Portugal and the United Kingdom. “Although it seems incredible now, a few years ago I was talking with my manager about preparing a retirement-at-50 plan,” Paul laughed at the time. “A couple more records, a farewell tour, but now look at me. These days I’m talking about the next few albums, the next few tours.” The tour was commemorated with the live album, _Paul Is Live_, released the same year.

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In 1993, Paul McCartney and his band embarked upon The New World Tour , spanning almost the entire year and almost the entire globe. This tour featured a controversial pre-concert film (starting in the U.S leg of the tour), which was shown before all of the concerts and had graphic animal test footage in the film. The tour incorporated painted stage sets (at the time the world's largest, measuring 16,400 square feet), projections, and promotional material designed by a regular McCartney collaborator, the artist Brian Clarke .

The 1993 World Tour was Paul's last tour for nine years, after his wife and band member Linda McCartney was diagnosed with breast cancer in 1995, as well as Linda's last tour during her lifetime, before she died in 1998 at the age of 56.

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Sick New World Festival To Debut With System Of A Down, Korn, Deftones, More

The early 2000s nu-metal scene will get its own moment of nostalgia with  Sick New World , a new festival set to debut in Las Vegas next spring. Topping the inaugural edition, set for May 13th, 2023 at the Las Vegas Festival Grounds , are  System of a Down ,  Korn ,  Deftones , and  Incubus .

A number of reunions and returns dot the debut lineup, including the first  Death Grips  show since 2019. The new fest will host the reunited  Flyleaf , featuring original singer  Lacey Sturm , in addition to  Coal Chamber ‘s first concert since 2015.  The Sisters Of Mercy  will also stage their first U.S. performance in 14 years.

The Sick New World lineup also features  Evanescence ,  Turnstile ,  Chevelle ,  Papa Roach ,  Mr. Bungle ,  100 Gecs , Placebo , Ministry , Skinny Puppy , She Wants Revenge , KMFDM , Killing Joke , Spiritbox , Soulfly , Sevendust , P.O.D. , Hoobastank , Kittie , Alien Ant Farm , Fever 333 , HEALTH , Ho99o9 , Filter , Lacuna Coil , Melvins , Failure , Stabbing Westward , Cold , Cradle of Filth , Body Count , The Birthday Massacre , Orgy , Monster Magent , My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult , Loathe , Fiddlehead , Narrow Head , Scowl , and more.

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Maryland rock veterans CLUTCH have announced the "New World Samurai Tour 2024" . The trek, which will feature support from BLACKTOP MOJO and THE NATIVE HOWL , will kick off on April 26 in Richmond, Virginia and conclude on May 18 in Belvidere, Illinois.

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In an interview with AndrewHaug.com , CLUTCH drummer Jean-Paul Gaster was asked if there is a "retirement plan" in place for him and his bandmates. Gaster replied: "No, there is no retirement plan in the future. We're gonna do this for as long as we can possibly do it. We still enjoy it. We just wrapped up a very extensive European tour, probably the longest we've done over there. And it was certainly difficult to do, and it was tiring, but it was also probably one of the most exciting things I'll ever do for my entire life. It was amazing. It was an experience of a lifetime. And I think we all feel like that. This opportunity to play music is such a special thing. And I think we all appreciate it more. And so we're just gonna keep doing this thing for as long as we can. We really enjoy it. I enjoy making music with these guys. It's a very special thing."

Gaster 's bandmate, CLUTCH singer Neil Fallon , previously discussed the group's longevity in an interview with RVA magazine in 2022. He said: "The way I calculate success is like, you got to do something that you love, and that's all you have to do. Most of our friends that are in bands or are musicians have to relegate that to weekends, maybe. I've known plenty of musicians that bang their head against the wall for years, to no avail. And sometimes things are looking good and then fate just deals them in, all four hands. But you know, we've stayed committed, through feast and famine as well. Sometimes you can generate more quote-unquote 'luck' the harder you work. But I also understand it's a rare thing, to have the same lineup and to be able to do this. And as every tour passes, every year passes, I think we get more and more defensive and protective about it, because we realize that we dodged a lot of bullets along the way. We don't, and we shouldn't, take any of it for granted. I mean, the last two years [of the pandemic] was sort of a preview of what retirement might feel like. And it's a drag. We don't want to do that."

CLUTCH 's thirteenth studio album, "Sunrise On Slaughter Beach" , was released in September 2022. The LP, which was recorded at the The Magpie Cage Recording Studio in Baltimore, Maryland, was produced and mixed by Grammy -nominated Tom Dalgety ( GHOST , ROYAL BLOOD , PIXIES ) with additional engineering by J Robbins ( JAWBREAKER , AGAINST ME! , THE SWORD ).

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Live Nation has announced the inaugural Sick New World Festival featuring hard rock and alternative heavy-hitters. System Of A Down, Korn, Deftones and Incubus will headline the event on May 13, 2023 at the Las Vegas Festival Grounds. The stacked lineup features over 50 artists including Evanescence, Turnstile, Chevelle, Mr. Bungle, Papa Roach, Death Grips, Flyleaf, Placebo, Spiritbox and The Sisters of Mercy.

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Grace is a highly underrated quality for a rock band to possess. When compared to other, more universal assets like rawness, volume and ability it might seem a little forgettable, but a band playing to the absolute best of their ability and making it look as natural as breathing can be the genesis of some truly unforgettable moments of live music. Not one band that I’ve seen sums this sight up as well as Philadelphia indie rockers The War on Drugs, and when it comes to their sold out show at the Koko, Camden’s most ornate venue, most traditional phrases describing a well played gig seem too violent to sum it up. They didn’t “smash it”, they didn’t “blow the roof off”, they didn’t “destroy the place”, they were far better than that. Make no mistake, Adam Granduciel and co played up a storm, their psychedelia inflected country-rock filling every inch of this beautiful venue but the atmosphere was unlike any gig I’ve been to in a very long time. The crowd lost themselves in the music in a way that didn’t lead to mindless moshing and crowd-surfing, the 1400 people were enraptured, moved by the music, not to the music. It was an experience as beautiful as it was exciting and anyone with a passing interest in this life affirming lunacy we call Rock and Roll should seek it out as soon as possible.

Literally the best thing I have ever seen. The whole band sounded so tight, the light show was insane and they really played to the audience. Two full sets of material plus an encore was probably more than any of us expected. They played so many songs that I wanted to hear, even some really old material which was so unexpected. The whole audience was buzzing with energy and love for a band that are so good, but really don't tour enough. I'd waited 10 years for a chance to see them and now that I have, I'd have waited another 10 if I knew it was going to be that perfect. It was a privilege to be in that room and witness something so beautiful.

The. Best. Night. Of. My. Entire. Life. This was the second time for me to see Adele. Last time I was quite high up, this time I was in Golden Circle. The atmosphere was incredible, Adele made me feel like I was the only one there in a packed out stadium. The banter she has with her audience in hilarious, she includes everyone and t feels like you're hanging out with your best mate you've known for years. As for her songs, the emotion and passion she sings with is just so raw and heart warming, I cried so many tears. You can tell she has an absolute ball on stage and she has so many upbeat songs and the sass she has is unreal- it cracks me up every time! I feel so grateful to have been apart of this tour and so happy that Adele decided to share this experience with every single one of us. I hope she has the most relaxing break with her family and hope she knows we'll always be here for her whenever/ if she decides to come back. Xx

Julia Jacklin

Julia’s assertive charm comes across in both her music and her on stage presence, the only difference being she is funnier in between her songs in which she contemplates what it means to be a woman viewed through her own lens, that of the men she’s loved, and of a perspective that shift as time goes on. Her voice is powerful and note perfect and especially enjoyable when she closed the show with an April Lavigne cover.

Mindblowing. Asskicking. No holds barred. Take no prisoners. These are the words that come to mind when I think about a Foals show. The first time I saw Foals was only after I had just listened to their song, "Spanish Sahara". Just that one song and my mind was made up. I needed to see them. Turns out that one song was merely a comma in the string of punctuations this band is capable of creating. That song is probably the tamest one they played, and I couldn't be more grateful. A strobe light show starts off their performance to the band members entering one by one. Then lead singer Yannis Phillippakis takes the stage, his signature black Travis Bean guitar in hand. He had a wireless setup for that guitar - a tipoff that I immediately recognized. This show was about to get insane. They ran through a few of their hits from their first album, "Mathletics", such as "Red Socks Pugie", and "Cassius". The crowd was in absolute hysterics. Ebbing and flowing with the music, people crowd surfing and ramming into each other. The song progressed into songs off their sophomore release, "Total Life Forever", where they played "Blue Blood", the aforementioned "Spanish Sahara", and the amped-up "Two Steps, Twice". Then mayhem. Yannis runs top speed and propels himself into the crowd (who were miraculously ready and caught him). All the while, Yannis continues playing his guitar. What happened next was a thing of beauty. Somehow, Yannis makes his way to the side of the venue and proceeds to climb up to the balcony level, and again, launches himself off into the crowd. In all my years, I've never seen someone with such a low fear of death or injury. Since this first performance I've seen Foals a number of times and they never disappoint. Even when they were added as a last minute addition to fill in for a band that canceled for Governor's Ball 2013, they managed to win over everyone at the festival, some saying they were the highlight of the entire event. Easily one of the best live acts I have ever had the pleasure of seeing. Without a doubt, I have never danced, jumped, and sweat so much than when I am at a Foals show. Do yourself a favor, drop any plans you might have and go see Foals. Well worth it.

Moses Sumney

Moses was amazing. Very enigmatic but still approachable, and he had a lot of fun with the crowd. The performance was incredible, his voice is truly something to behold. I've listened to "Worth It" a million times but still got chills when he hit the high note. Would highly recommend seeing Moses live, especially before he gets really famous and expensive to see.

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