Manic Street Preachers

Manic Street Preachers Live in Dublin - Full Concert

Trinity College Dublin
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

• As of July 2, 2024, when the live recording of Manic Street Preachers in Dublin took place, the band was actively promoting their latest album. Prior ... Read Full Description >

  As of July 2, 2024, when the live recording of Manic Street Preachers in Dublin took place, the band was actively promoting their latest album. Prior to this event, they had released "Ultra Vivid Lament" in September 2021, which received positive reviews and marked a continued evolution in their sound, incorporating more orchestral elements. By 2024, the Manics were well into their career, having formed in 1986 and gone through various musical phases, including alternative rock, punk, and anthemic glam. Interestingly, they are known not just for their music but also for their poignant lyrics that often address political and social issues. The band's willingness to allow a full recording at their live shows indicates their confidence in their performance and their connection with fans, reflecting their status as beloved artists in the British rock scene.

Manic Street Preachers Live - Full Concert at Edinburgh Castle

Edinburgh Castle
Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom

• As of the live recording at Edinburgh Castle on July 10, 2024, Manic Street Preachers had been riding the momentum of their latest album, "Ultra Vivid... Read Full Description >

  As of the live recording at Edinburgh Castle on July 10, 2024, Manic Street Preachers had been riding the momentum of their latest album, "Ultra Vivid Lament," released in September 2021. This period marked a significant chapter in their career, showcasing a band that has consistently evolved while maintaining their core identity. The live set features various tracks that span their prolific discography, including classics like "You Love Us" and "Motorcycle Emptiness," reflecting their enduring appeal and connection to their earlier material. Notably, "Everything Must Go," a pivotal album from the mid-90s, is also performed, signaling the band's knack for blending nostalgia with contemporary sounds. The collaboration with The Anchoress on "Little Baby Nothing" adds an interesting dynamic, highlighting the band's willingness to integrate new voices and perspectives into their live performances. This concert underlines their longevity and continued relevance in the evolving music landsca