#linkin park live in texas 2024

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oh so they're twins now, okay, okay.

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tagged by @wormdream to do top 10 albums ty i love doing these 🩷 im also doing current (within the past month or so) top 10 not all time nor are they in any particular order

1. chocolate starfish and the hot dog flavored water by limp bizkit SORRY but its nu metal january for me. i fucking guess. but this is my numba one right now

2. and also three dollar bill yall by limp bizkit

3. and also significant other by limp bizkit. sorry but i must live my truth ✌️😔

4. toxicity by soad. guy who only just recently started to ACTUALLY listen to soad sorry again

5. cruel melody by black light burns (wes borland from limp bizkit side project 🙄) im aware that it is kind of a nin ripoff but i like nin so and its probably kind of because danny lohner worked on it too. which is funny to me on acount of the durst and reznor beef

6. hybrid theory by linkin park. guy who alsojust started listening to linkin park for real. like its 2004 or something not 2024

7. 来世は偉人 by hanabie 🩷 i like their other album too but this is my favorite so far. to be honest these are kind of it for me rn and i just put all my favorites in my monthly playlist and just keep listening to that on shuffle. but i can shoutout a couple from like december i guess ⬇️

8. what does anything mean? basically by the chameleons 🩵

9. idk if this counts because its an ep but i really like red hand akimbo by paris texas but if not their album mid air is pretty good too 😁👍

10. glow on by turnstile. to be honest their singer has one of those voices where idk what hes saying ever and all their songs kind kf sound the same to me like it all just blends together into one big song but i remember listening to this and time and space quite a bit last month while working on projects

sorry i talked so much i 🩷 music. if you wanna say i tagged you once again go ahead i really mean it sorry im shy. or whateva 😁

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Nothing More The Carnal Tour 2024

The year 2024 is most definitely proving to be a year for some hard-hitting shows! The Carnal Tour with headliners Nothing More and their friends: Set it Off, From Ashes to New and Post Profit was no exception. Buffalo Riverworks hosted this stop on the tour, quickly becoming one of the more popular venues for bigger bands to stop by in the 716 area. Even with a Buffalo Bills Monday Night Football game happening the same night, the venue still was packed with long-time Nothing More fans. The merch line heavily extended from one end of the venue to the other with the floor packed with people waiting to see some pretty admired opening acts. Fans happily sang along to the venue’s playlist, anxiously awaiting for the first act to come on. Excitement grew as soundcheck began onstage and the first band got ready to kick off this insane night.

Post Profit was the first to hit the stage and make an impact they did. Unfortunately, traffic prevented me from getting to the venue in time for the first three songs but the band’s energy and hard-hitting lyrical hooks could be enjoyed and appreciated no matter where you stood in the venue.  Originating from Texas, the band catapulted some crazy energy. With a perfect blend of alternative and hardcore rock, the crowd instantly vibed with Matt Jackson’s intense vocals and made for the perfect opener to start the night off.

From Ashes to New hit the stage next. It’s no surprise that this band is popular with the crowd. With a unique blend of metal and rap, the band brings a refreshing unique sound that is raw and real to music fans of all ages. Their stage setup included two large TV screens on either side of the stage along with high platforms and smoke machines. From Ashes to New always puts on an entertaining show, especially with member Lance Dowdle always sporting a sick signature mask. With a sound similar to bands like Linkin Park and I Prevail, the band’s huge following is no surprise. The infectious vocals of Danny Case meshed with the smooth rapping of Matt Brandyberry compliments the band’s overall sound to such a degree it’s hard not to find yourself being consumed by their sound. I’ve been a fan of From Ashes to New for a while now and their set never disappoints. Tracks off the bands album Blackout dominated throughout the night. “Barely Breathing, “Nightmare” and “Monster in Me” were among a few songs that fans were feral for.

Set It Off took the stage next. With a mixture of pop-punk orchestral lines, catchy choruses and one or two rap verses thrown in, these guys came to dominant. Their faster-paced sound flawlessly switched between genres. Joyful melodies, and a range of layered vocals made for a creatively unique addition to the tours lineup. The hard-hitting energy was popular with the crowd, blending one song into the next. “Parasite” instantly had fans singing along with lead singer Cody Carson, who energetically ran from one side of the stage to the next. The bands voltaic energy had the walls of Riverworks shaking and fans vibrating with excitement. This was my first time hearing Set It Off live and they did not disappoint. Crowd surfers seemed to emerge out of nowhere as fan after fan made their way to front stage. “Fake Ass Friends”, “Hypnotized” and a cover of Linkin Park’s “Points of Authority” were among some of the songs played throughout the set. The band really amped up the crowd as they ended their set, leaving fans wanting more.

As the lights dimmed, fans grew restless for the talented presence of Nothing More. The band exploded into their first song “House of Sand” off their latest album Carnal. With lead singer Jonny Hawkins barefoot, shirtless, and ready to rip the place apart, this was already proving to be a killer show. Nothing More’s sound has easily been a popular outlet for fans over the years. With lyrics influenced from personal life experiences and both film and visual media influences, their highly relatable songs have quite the following. The mix of pop-punk/emo and rock/metal are similar to those of System of a Down mixed in with some Incubus flavor. The Post-screamo balance between pop hooks and kinetic thrills make for a huge part of their song composure and create a truly beautiful blending of catchy lyrics. Throughout the night the crowd was absolutely drawn to Hawkins high energy and raw vocals. A favorite of mine “If It Doesn’t Hurt” was hard to hear as the crowd passionately sang along. During “Ships in the Night” Hawkins brought out drums for a extended drum solo version. The slight change in energy had the crowd glued to the stage and created an almost hypnotic reaction from fans. There was not a moment during their set that fans weren’t either crowd surfing or feeding off the bands intense energy. Seeing Nothing More a couple times before I had expected nothing less than a truly detonating performance.

Nothing More is most definitely a band that you find yourself staying in until the very last song. As the show ended and the buzz of the set died down, fans hit up the merch tables one last time grabbing whatever was left. Fans with souvenirs of the show’s setlist and caught guitar picks could be seen filtering out into the now-crowded parking lot. If you missed the opportunity to see Nothing More on this tour don’t worry! Even though the Carnal Tour has ended, Nothing More hits the stage for some big festivals and some show dates with Godsmack. You can grab tickets for those shows right here! Make sure you are following ConcertHopper on Facebook and Instagram for all the latest concert and festival reviews!!

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Linkin Park - P5hng Me AWy (Live In Texas) [Nu Metal]

Linkin Park - P5hng Me A*Wy (Live In Texas) [Nu Metal] https://youtu.be/M_drUmLQFwU?si=qBdnU3Gd7QACBbG_ Submitted August 22, 2024 at 02:30PM by Distinct_East6350 https://ift.tt/eSjtPs0 via /r/Music

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