Eagles of Death Metal

Eagles of Death Metal - 'New Rose' Live at Rancho De La Luna, Joshua Tree

Rancho De La Luna
Joshua Tree, CA, United States

• In January 2015, the Eagles of Death Metal were riding the momentum of their fourth studio album, "Zipper Down," which had been released just a few mo... Read Full Description >

  In January 2015, the Eagles of Death Metal were riding the momentum of their fourth studio album, "Zipper Down," which had been released just a few months earlier in October 2015. This period marked a revitalization of their sound and presence in the rock scene, following the band's earlier work that often blended garage rock with a playful twist. The live recording of "New Rose" at Rancho De La Luna in Joshua Tree showcases the band's energetic performance style and their ability to engage audiences effectively. Another interesting aspect of this recording is its connection to Jam in the Van, a project known for capturing live music in unique outdoor settings, highlighting the band's commitment to a raw, authentic rock experience. Following the tragic events in Paris later that year, the band's resilience and camaraderie became even more prominent, making the 2015 live performance a notable moment in their career evolution.

Eagles of Death Metal - I Like to Move in the Night Live at Pinkpop

Pinkpop
Landgraaf, Netherlands

• In June 2015, Eagles of Death Metal performed at Pinkpop Festival in the Netherlands, a significant event following the band's rise to prominence. By ... Read Full Description >

  In June 2015, Eagles of Death Metal performed at Pinkpop Festival in the Netherlands, a significant event following the band's rise to prominence. By this time, they had released their fourth studio album, "Zipper Down," in October 2015, which followed their 2008 album "Heart On." This festival appearance showcased their evolving style and solidified their reputation as a high-energy live act, drawing fans with their blend of rock and humor. Interestingly, following the tragic events in Paris in November 2015, the band gained international attention, which added to the legacy of their live performances. At Pinkpop, their set, including the song "I Like to Move in the Night," exemplified their dynamic stage presence and the camaraderie within the band, both essential elements that contributed to their unique identity in the rock scene.

Eagles Of Death Metal Perform 'Complexity' Live at EXIT Festival 2015

Petrovaradin Fortress
Novi Sad, Serbia

• In July 2015, during the performance referenced in the live recording of "Complexity" at the EXIT Festival in Serbia, Eagles of Death Metal were ridin... Read Full Description >

  In July 2015, during the performance referenced in the live recording of "Complexity" at the EXIT Festival in Serbia, Eagles of Death Metal were riding a wave of resurgence following their 2015 album, "Zipper Down." This marked their third studio album, produced by frontman Jesse Hughes and fellow band member Josh Homme. The band had gained notoriety not just for their music but also for their resilience after the tragic incident at the Bataclan concert in 2015, which deeply impacted their career and public image. The EXIT Festival performance exemplified their return to the stage, showcasing a mix of rock and humor that defines their style. The venue, Petrovaradin Fortress, adds historical significance to the recording, as this iconic site is known for its festival atmosphere, making the performance a memorable one in the context of their career and recovery from adversity.

Eagles of Death Metal - Complexity Live Performance at EXIT Festival 2015

Petrovaradin Fortress
Novi Sad, Serbia, Serbia

• In July 2015, when Eagles of Death Metal performed "Complexity" live at the EXIT festival in Serbia, the band was in the midst of their promotional cy... Read Full Description >

  In July 2015, when Eagles of Death Metal performed "Complexity" live at the EXIT festival in Serbia, the band was in the midst of their promotional cycle for their fourth studio album, *Zipper Down*, which was released later in October of that year. The performance showcased the band’s high-energy style, characterized by their blend of garage rock and punk influences, which has garnered them a loyal following. Interestingly, this performance at the Petrovaradin Fortress came during a significant period in the band’s history; earlier in November 2015, they would endure a tragic event during a performance in Paris that profoundly affected their trajectory and public perception. The EXIT festival, recognized as one of Europe’s premier musical events, provided a vibrant backdrop that highlighted the band's resilience and dedication to their craft amidst growing adversity.

EXIT 2015: Eagles of Death Metal Full Concert Live at Petrovaradin Fortress

Petrovaradin Fortress
Novi Sad, Serbia

• In July 2015, when Eagles of Death Metal performed at the EXIT festival in Novi Sad, Serbia, they were experiencing a resurgence in their popularity. ... Read Full Description >

  In July 2015, when Eagles of Death Metal performed at the EXIT festival in Novi Sad, Serbia, they were experiencing a resurgence in their popularity. The band's most recent studio album at the time was "Zipper Down," which was released on October 2, 2015, a few months after this live performance. Notably, the band's live presence was amplified by their resilience following the tragic events in November 2015, when they were performing in Paris during the Bataclan attack. Their energetic and captivating performances have been a hallmark of their career, combining rock with a sense of humor and camaraderie. The EXIT festival performance showcased their ability to engage audiences, solidifying their reputation as dynamic live performers. Their unique sound and stage presence have garnered a loyal fan base that eagerly anticipated future releases, making the performance an integral part of their ongoing legacy.

Eagles Of Death Metal - I Want You So Hard Live Performance at Le Trianon, Paris

Le Trianon
Paris, France

• In September 2015, during the live recording at Le Trianon in Paris, Eagles of Death Metal had recently released their album "Zipper Down" just under ... Read Full Description >

  In September 2015, during the live recording at Le Trianon in Paris, Eagles of Death Metal had recently released their album "Zipper Down" just under a year earlier, in October 2015. This show was part of their promotional tour for the album, which marked a significant return since their previous release in 2008, emphasizing a notable resurgence in their career. An interesting aspect of this performance is the presence of Josh Homme, renowned frontman of Queens of the Stone Age, who contributed as the drummer for the Eagles of Death Metal. This connection adds a layer of intrigue to the live performance, showcasing the collaboration between key figures in the rock genre. The concert occurred just months before the tragic events in November 2015 at the Bataclan, forever altering the band's trajectory and relationship with their fans.

Eagles Of Death Metal - Got a Woman Live Performance at Teragram Ballroom

Teragram Ballroom
Los Angeles, CA, US

• On October 19, 2015, Eagles of Death Metal performed live at the Teragram Ballroom in Los Angeles, capturing a pivotal moment in their career followin... Read Full Description >

  On October 19, 2015, Eagles of Death Metal performed live at the Teragram Ballroom in Los Angeles, capturing a pivotal moment in their career following a traumatic event the previous year. This performance occurred after the release of their fourth studio album, "Zipper Down," which came out on October 2, 2015. The band, known for its blend of rock and roll with a distinct sense of humor, showcased their resilience during this concert, both musically and personally, as they were working to reclaim their identity after the tragic events at the Bataclan in Paris in November 2015. Notably, Josh Homme, the band's co-founder and also of Queens of the Stone Age, was on drums for this performance, highlighting his involvement in the band's artistic direction. The live recording reflects the band's commitment to their music and their fans during a challenging time.

Eagles Of Death Metal - 'I Love You All The Time' Live Performance at Olympia, Paris

Bataclan concert hall
Paris, France

• The Eagles of Death Metal were at a significant juncture in their career during the live recording of "I Love You All The Time," which took place on N... Read Full Description >

  The Eagles of Death Metal were at a significant juncture in their career during the live recording of "I Love You All The Time," which took place on November 13, 2015. Prior to this tragic event, the band had released their fourth studio album, "Zipper Down," in October 2015. This album marked a return after a lengthy hiatus, showcasing their distinctive blend of rock and roll infused with humor. The live performance at the Bataclan concert hall is now infamously remembered due to the horrific attack that occurred during the concert, resulting in a devastating loss of life. Following the attack, the band displayed remarkable resilience, returning to Paris on February 16, 2016, to continue their performance at the Olympia, demonstrating both their commitment to their fans and the healing power of music in the face of tragedy. This period became a profound chapter in their history, impacting their legacy and the broader music community.

Eagles Of Death Metal Live Performance of 'Don't Speak (I Came To Make A Bang)' at Le Bataclan, Paris

Le Bataclan
Paris, France

• On November 13, 2015, Eagles of Death Metal performed at Le Bataclan in Paris, a momentous show that tragically coincided with the Paris attacks that ... Read Full Description >

  On November 13, 2015, Eagles of Death Metal performed at Le Bataclan in Paris, a momentous show that tragically coincided with the Paris attacks that same night. Prior to this performance, the band had released their album "Zipper Down" in October 2015, which featured tracks like "Complexity" and "Silverlake," reflecting their signature blend of rock and humor. This live recording, with the song "I Came to Make a Bang," showcases the band's energetic and irreverent style, a hallmark of their live performances. Following the attacks, the Eagles of Death Metal became emblematic of resilience in the face of tragedy, leading to increased global awareness of the band and their music. Interestingly, shortly after the incident, they resumed touring, demonstrating a profound commitment to their art and a desire to reconnect with their fans. This live performance represents both a high point of their career and a moment marked by deep sorrow and remembrance.

Eagles of Death Metal & U2 Perform 'People Have the Power' in Paris Concert

Bataclan
Paris, France

• Eagles of Death Metal found themselves at a poignant moment in their career around the time of the live recording with U2 at the Bataclan in Paris on ... Read Full Description >

  Eagles of Death Metal found themselves at a poignant moment in their career around the time of the live recording with U2 at the Bataclan in Paris on November 14, 2015. The band had released their album "Zipper Down" just a month earlier, on October 2, 2015. This performance marked the band's first public appearance following the tragic terrorist attacks that targeted their concert at the very same venue just days prior, resulting in significant loss of life and a profound impact on their community. The collaboration with U2 during this emotionally charged event highlighted not only their resilience but also the solidarity of artists in times of crisis. It became a symbol of hope and unity, showcasing how music can intertwine with healing and remembrance.