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Band of Horses

Live Performances by Band of Horses in 2014

Band Of Horses - Heartbreak On The 101 Live Performance at the Hollywood Sign

Hollywood Sign
Hollywood, CA, United States

February 1, 2014 | Video Length: 6:22
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  • In February 2014, Band of Horses was riding high on the success of their fourth studio album, "Mirage Rock," which was released in September 2012. The... Read Full Description >

    In February 2014, Band of Horses was riding high on the success of their fourth studio album, "Mirage Rock," which was released in September 2012. The live recording "Heartbreak on the 101" at the iconic Hollywood Sign showcases the band's affinity for blending lush melodies with heartfelt lyrics, resonating with fans who appreciated their signature sound. By this time, the band had already established a strong following, thanks in part to their earlier albums, including "Everything All the Time," which featured the popular track "The Funeral." The performance at such a notable venue as the Hollywood Sign not only highlights their growing popularity but also reflects their evolving acoustic style, as they engage in intimate performances that strip down their tracks to showcase lyrical intimacy and emotional depth. This event emphasizes their connection to California and the cultural significance of the location, marking a milestone in their career.

Band Of Horses - Heartbreak On The 101 (Live Performance at Hollywood Sign)

Hollywood Sign
Hollywood, CA, United States

February 1, 2014 | Video Length: 4:03
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  • In February 2014, Band of Horses was prominently showcasing their fifth studio album, "Mirage Rock," which had been released in September 2012. The li... Read Full Description >

    In February 2014, Band of Horses was prominently showcasing their fifth studio album, "Mirage Rock," which had been released in September 2012. The live recording of "Heartbreak on the 101" at the Hollywood Sign reflects the band's continued evolution and their effort to connect with fans in unique settings. Notably, during this period, Band of Horses had emerged as a notable name in the indie rock scene, celebrated for their melodic sound and heartfelt lyrics. The venue choice for the performance—a well-known Los Angeles landmark—highlights their desire to create memorable and visually striking live experiences. With the audio recorded by the renowned Bob Clearmountain, known for his work with major artists, the performance not only captures the band’s signature sound but also serves to elevate the emotional depth of their music amidst a breathtaking backdrop.

Band Of Horses - Full Concert (Live on KEXP) featuring Laredo and more

KEXP studio
Seattle, WA, United States

February 16, 2014 | Video Length: 24:35
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  • On February 16, 2014, Band of Horses performed live at the KEXP studio in Seattle, showcasing their dynamic sound and engaging stage presence. At this... Read Full Description >

    On February 16, 2014, Band of Horses performed live at the KEXP studio in Seattle, showcasing their dynamic sound and engaging stage presence. At this time, the band had recently released their fourth studio album, "Mirage Rock," in September 2012. This album continued to solidify their reputation with a blend of Southern rock and indie sounds, featuring tracks like "Feud" and "Knock Knock." The live performance included songs such as "Laredo" and "No One's Gonna Love You," highlighting their ability to translate studio craftsmanship into an electric live setting. Notably, the performance took place during a period of stability for the band, which had undergone lineup changes in earlier years but had found a consistent lineup by this point, contributing to their cohesiveness and sound evolution in subsequent tours. The live recording became an important moment in their journey, reflecting their growth and established presence within the indie rock scene.

Band Of Horses - 'Laredo' Live Performance at KEXP Studio in Seattle

KEXP studio
Seattle, WA, United States

February 16, 2014 | Video Length: 3:09
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  • In February 2014, when Band of Horses performed "Laredo" live at KEXP, they were promoting their fourth studio album, "Mirage Rock," which had been re... Read Full Description >

    In February 2014, when Band of Horses performed "Laredo" live at KEXP, they were promoting their fourth studio album, "Mirage Rock," which had been released in September 2012. This album marked a transitional period for the band, showcasing a blend of their established sound with new influences, including a notable collaboration with producer Glyn Johns, who has worked with legendary acts like The Beatles and The Eagles. During this live performance, lead singer Ben Bridwell exhibited the band’s signature harmonies and heartfelt lyrics, reflecting the emotional depth the group is known for. Additionally, “Laredo” stands out as a fan-favorite from "Mirage Rock," and live renditions such as this illustrate the band's strong connection with their audience. The intimate setting of KEXP's studio allowed for a stripped-down version of their music, emphasizing their craftsmanship and live performance energy.

Band Of Horses - No One's Gonna Love You Live Performance at KEXP

KEXP studio
Seattle, WA, USA

February 16, 2014 | Video Length: 3:46
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  • On February 16, 2014, Band of Horses performed "No One's Gonna Love You" live at the KEXP studio in Seattle, a pivotal moment in their career that sho... Read Full Description >

    On February 16, 2014, Band of Horses performed "No One's Gonna Love You" live at the KEXP studio in Seattle, a pivotal moment in their career that showcased their evolution as an indie rock band. Prior to this performance, they released their fourth studio album, "Mirage Rock," in 2012, which included a mix of folk-rock and southern influences and marked a peak in their commercial success. Their self-titled fifth album, which followed in 2016, showcased a shift toward a more polished and introspective sound. The KEXP session not only highlighted their unique sound but also their ability to connect with audiences in an intimate setting. An interesting fact about this performance is that "No One's Gonna Love You," originally by the 1970s band The Vinyls, has become one of Band of Horses' signature songs, illustrating their talent for breathing new life into classic material. This live performance was a testament to their ongoing impact on the indie music scene.