Live Performances by Motorhead
Motörhead - Bomber Live Performance at Lochem Pop Festival in HD
open-air theater
Lochem, Netherlands
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On May 15, 1980, during the performance captured at the Lochem Pop Festival, Motörhead was riding high on the success of their latest studio album, "... Read Full Description >
On May 15, 1980, during the performance captured at the Lochem Pop Festival, Motörhead was riding high on the success of their latest studio album, "Ace of Spades," which had been released just a few months earlier in November 1980. This album marked a pivotal moment in the band's career, solidifying their reputation in the heavy metal and rock genres with its raw energy and iconic title track. The live recording showcases the band's robust stage presence and the electrifying atmosphere of the festival, which featured a variety of notable artists. This period was also significant as it positioned Motörhead as a leading force in rock music during the late 1970s and early 1980s, further establishing their legacy in both live performances and recorded music.
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In August 1980, when Motörhead performed at the Nottingham Theatre Royal, the band was riding high on the success of their fourth studio album, "Ace ... Read Full Description >
In August 1980, when Motörhead performed at the Nottingham Theatre Royal, the band was riding high on the success of their fourth studio album, "Ace of Spades," which was released shortly after this live recording in November 1980. This album is often hailed as a landmark in the heavy metal genre and solidified Motörhead's status as iconic figures in rock music. The live setlist from the Nottingham show features tracks that exemplify the band’s raw energy and relentless style, including staples such as "Overkill" and "Bomber." Interestingly, this performance occurred during a period when Motörhead was gaining traction in the UK and beginning to penetrate the US market, which would lead to their widespread recognition. The energy captured in this recording reflects the band's commitment to delivering a powerful live experience, which became a hallmark of their career.
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In August 1980, shortly before the live recording at Nottingham Theatre Royal, Motörhead was riding high on the success of their album "Ace of Spades... Read Full Description >
In August 1980, shortly before the live recording at Nottingham Theatre Royal, Motörhead was riding high on the success of their album "Ace of Spades," which was released just a month earlier in November 1980. This album not only solidified their status as a leading force in the rock and metal scene but also featured some of their most iconic tracks. The live performance captured in the video showcases the band at a pivotal point in their career, reflecting their raw energy and uncompromising sound. Interestingly, the setlist includes early fan favorites like "Overkill" and "Motorhead," reinforcing their reputation for high-octane live shows. By the time of the broadcast in April 1981, the band was gaining increasing recognition, setting the stage for their lasting influence in heavy metal and rock music.
Motörhead Live Performance of 'Motörhead' at the Theatre Royal, Nottingham
Theatre Royal
Nottingham, England
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The live recording "No Sleep 'Til Hammersmith" captures Motörhead at a pivotal moment in their career during a performance at the Theatre Royal in No... Read Full Description >
The live recording "No Sleep 'Til Hammersmith" captures Motörhead at a pivotal moment in their career during a performance at the Theatre Royal in Nottingham on August 20, 1980. This live album was released shortly after the band's critically acclaimed studio album "Overkill" (1979) and right before "Ace of Spades" (1980), both of which solidified their reputation in the heavy metal and rock music scene. "No Sleep 'Til Hammersmith" showcases the raw energy and relentless drive of Motörhead, featuring tracks from both of these albums. Interestingly, this live album debuted at number one on the UK Albums Chart, a significant achievement for a live recording, reflecting the band’s growing popularity. Motörhead's frontman, Lemmy Kilmister, was known for his distinctive voice and bass playing, as well as his unapologetic rock and roll lifestyle, which is embodied in the electrifying performance captured in this recording.
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During the time of the live recording on January 1, 1981, Motörhead was in the midst of their successful trajectory following the release of their al... Read Full Description >
During the time of the live recording on January 1, 1981, Motörhead was in the midst of their successful trajectory following the release of their album "Overkill" in 1979 and "Ace of Spades" in 1980. "Ace of Spades" is particularly significant as it is often regarded as one of the band’s most influential records, featuring iconic tracks that solidified their reputation in the heavy metal genre. By 1981, the band was experiencing a peak in popularity, characterized by their high-energy performances and Lemmy Kilmister's charismatic stage presence. The live show captured in the recording showcases their raw sound and the increasing dedication of their fanbase. This period marked a crucial phase of their career, establishing Motörhead as a leading force in the rock and heavy metal scenes, ultimately influencing countless bands that followed.
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In December 1982, when Motörhead performed at the C.N.E. Coliseum in Toronto, they were experiencing a peak period in their career following the rele... Read Full Description >
In December 1982, when Motörhead performed at the C.N.E. Coliseum in Toronto, they were experiencing a peak period in their career following the release of their critically acclaimed album "Iron Fist" earlier that year. This fifth studio album marked a significant evolution in their sound, solidifying their reputation within the heavy metal genre. The band was well-known for their explosive live performances, and this gig exemplified their powerful stage presence that fans adored. Notably, Motörhead's frontman, Lemmy Kilmister, was celebrated for his distinctive vocal style and unrelenting persona, which were apparent during this live recording. Additionally, 1982 was a year of increased visibility for the band, as they gained traction in both the UK and the US, further solidifying their legacy as one of the most influential heavy metal bands of all time.
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In January 1984, when Motörhead performed "Killed By Death" on the television show "Saturday Starship," the band was in a dynamic phase of its career... Read Full Description >
In January 1984, when Motörhead performed "Killed By Death" on the television show "Saturday Starship," the band was in a dynamic phase of its career, solidifying its reputation in the heavy metal genre. This performance came shortly after the release of their album "Another Perfect Day," which had launched a new musical direction and featured the guitar work of Brian Robbo Robertson. This period was marked by a mixture of critical acclaim and commercial struggles, as the band faced lineup changes and the ongoing challenge of staying relevant in the evolving music scene. Notably, "Killed By Death" would later become one of Motörhead’s signature tracks, encapsulating their raw energy and relentless style. The 1984 performance showcased their powerful live presence, solidifying their cult status among fans while continuing to push boundaries in heavy metal music.
Motörhead - The Birthday Party 1985 Full Concert Featuring Iron Fist and More
Hammersmith Odeon
London, London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham, United Kingdom
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In November 1984, when Motörhead performed at the Hammersmith Odeon for “The Birthday Party,” they were riding the wave of their earlier success ... Read Full Description >
In November 1984, when Motörhead performed at the Hammersmith Odeon for “The Birthday Party,” they were riding the wave of their earlier success while preparing for their future. Just prior to this live recording, the band had released their album "No Remorse" in 1984, a compilation that featured some of their most popular tracks, alongside a few newly recorded songs. This period marked a particularly prolific and celebrated phase in Motörhead's history, as they were recognized for their intensity and unwavering dedication to rock and roll. The 1984 concert showcased their energetic live performance with tracks like "Ace of Spades" and "Killed by Death," two songs emblematic of their powerful sound. Notably, this era was also marked by the iconic frontman Lemmy Kilmister's distinct vocal style and persona, which solidified the band's legendary status in the heavy metal genre. The Hammersmith performance highlighted their connection with fans during a time when they were solidifying the
Wendy O. Williams & Motörhead Perform 'Jailbait' Live in London, 1985
Camden Palace
London, United Kingdom
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In 1985, Motörhead was in a period of significant growth and popularity, having already established themselves as a dominant force in the heavy metal... Read Full Description >
In 1985, Motörhead was in a period of significant growth and popularity, having already established themselves as a dominant force in the heavy metal and rock scene. Before the live recording of "Jailbait" with Wendy O. Williams at the Camden Palace, Motörhead had released the album "No Remorse," which was a compilation of their hits and new tracks, showcasing their sound and energy up to that point. This live performance not only highlighted the collaboration between two iconic figures of rock—Wendy O. Williams and Lemmy Kilmister—but also marked a time when Motörhead was expanding their influence beyond traditional heavy metal, delving into punk rock territory, exemplified by their engagement with an artist like Williams, known for her punk aesthetic. The recording reflects a vibrant, crossover moment during a live show, emphasizing the energetic and rebellious spirit that defined both artists during that era.
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In January 1987, during a pivotal phase in their career, Motörhead performed live on ITV's "Meltdown." This performance showcased the band's relentle... Read Full Description >
In January 1987, during a pivotal phase in their career, Motörhead performed live on ITV's "Meltdown." This performance showcased the band's relentless energy and solidified their standing in the rock and metal scenes. Leading up to this live recording, Motörhead had released their ninth studio album, "Orgasmatron," in 1986, which marked a return to a heavier sound and featured tracks like the title song "Orgasmatron" and "The Claw." This era was significant as Motörhead was cementing its legacy as pioneers of the heavy metal genre, and their live shows were integral to this reputation. Additionally, the band's frontman, Lemmy Kilmister, was known for his distinct voice and commanding stage presence, making their live performances electrifying experiences that resonated with fans worldwide. The live performance on "Meltdown" exemplified the raw power of Motörhead during a time when they were revitalizing their sound and expanding their audience.
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In January 1991, during the Operation Rock 'N' Roll Tour, Motörhead was riding high on the success of their studio album "1916," which was released i... Read Full Description >
In January 1991, during the Operation Rock 'N' Roll Tour, Motörhead was riding high on the success of their studio album "1916," which was released in 1991. This record marked a significant moment in the band's career as it showcased a more mature sound while still retaining their signature hard rock and heavy metal style. "Ace of Spades," one of their most iconic songs, had already become a defining anthem for the band, often performed live with intense energy. This period also saw the lineup featuring Lemmy Kilmister, Phil "Wizzö" Campbell, and Michael "Wurzel" Burston, adding a dynamic stage presence. Notably, this live performance exemplified Motörhead's relentless energy and dedication to their fans, solidifying their reputation as one of the hardest-working bands in rock history.
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In September 1995, during the live recording in Buenos Aires, Motörhead was in the midst of promoting their album "Sacrifice," which was released ear... Read Full Description >
In September 1995, during the live recording in Buenos Aires, Motörhead was in the midst of promoting their album "Sacrifice," which was released earlier that same year. This album was significant as it showcased the band's continuing evolution in the heavy metal genre, featuring a raw and intense sound typical of their music. By this time, Motörhead had established itself as a legendary act, known for their high-energy performances and iconic frontman, Lemmy Kilmister. Notably, this concert was part of their extensive touring schedule, which highlighted the band's resilience and longevity, even as they faced various challenges throughout the years. Their performance of classics like "Ace of Spades" alongside newer material from "Sacrifice" illustrated their ability to blend past and present, keeping their performance dynamic and engaging for fans.
Motörhead - Damage Case Performance at Gampel Wallis Festival
Gampel Wallis Festival
Gampel, VS, Switzerland
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In January 2002, during the live recording at the Gampel Wallis Festival, Motörhead was riding the momentum of their album "Hammered," which had been... Read Full Description >
In January 2002, during the live recording at the Gampel Wallis Festival, Motörhead was riding the momentum of their album "Hammered," which had been released in 2002. This album marked a significant point in their career, as it continued their legacy of heavy metal and rock 'n' roll, showcasing their raw energy and distinct sound. "Damage Case," a classic from their earlier album "Overkill" released in 1979, underscores their timeless appeal. By the time of this performance, Motörhead had solidified their status as one of the pioneering forces in rock, having influenced generations of musicians. The Gampel performance also highlighted the band’s strong connection with fans, as Lemmy Kilmister often dedicated songs to the audience, emphasizing their longstanding rapport with longtime supporters and newer fans alike.
Motorhead - We Are Motorhead Live Performance at Ringfest, Köln, Germany
Ringfest
Köln, Germany
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In August 2004, during the live performance at Ringfest in Köln, Germany, Motörhead was riding a wave of momentum following the release of their alb... Read Full Description >
In August 2004, during the live performance at Ringfest in Köln, Germany, Motörhead was riding a wave of momentum following the release of their album "Inferno," which came out in 2004. This album marked a significant period in their career, showcasing their relentless energy and ability to evolve within the heavy metal genre. "We Are Motörhead," the song featured in the live recording, was originally released in 2000 and captures the band's raw, high-octane sound that resonated with fans. Notably, the lineup at this time included the iconic Lemmy Kilmister, whose distinctive voice and personality were central to the band's identity. The 2004 performance also highlights their commitment to live music, as Motörhead was renowned for their electric stage presence and rigorous touring schedule, solidifying their legacy as one of the most enduring bands in rock history.
Motörhead 30th Anniversary Show: Full Concert Live at Apollo, Manchester
Apollo
Manchester, UK, United Kingdom
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In January 2005, during the live recording at the Apollo in Manchester, Motörhead was celebrating their 30th anniversary, marking a significant miles... Read Full Description >
In January 2005, during the live recording at the Apollo in Manchester, Motörhead was celebrating their 30th anniversary, marking a significant milestone in their illustrious career. At this point, the band had recently released their album "Inferno" in 2004, which received critical acclaim and showcased their enduring heavy metal sound. The Apollo show featured a powerful performance that highlighted Motörhead's relentless energy and Lemmy Kilmister's iconic stage presence. Interestingly, this anniversary concert not only celebrated their extensive discography but also served as a testament to their influence on the metal genre over three decades. Known for their loud and heavy music, the band's reputation as a live act drew significant attention, making this recording a notable entry in their legacy.
Triple H's Entrance Featuring Motörhead Performing 'The Game' at WrestleMania 21
Staples Center
Los Angeles, CA, United States
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In April 2005, Motörhead was riding a wave of renewed popularity following the release of their album "Inferno" in 2004, which marked a return to the... Read Full Description >
In April 2005, Motörhead was riding a wave of renewed popularity following the release of their album "Inferno" in 2004, which marked a return to their signature hard rock sound. Their live performance of "The Game" at WrestleMania 21, where they accompanied the entrance of Triple H, showcased the band's enduring appeal and their crossover into popular culture, particularly within the world of professional wrestling. This collaboration highlighted Motörhead's established relationship with wrestling, as they had previously performed at events and contributed themes for various wrestlers. Notably, Lemmy Kilmister’s distinctive voice and the band’s raw energy lent an electric atmosphere to the event, emphasizing their reputation as a powerful live act. This performance was emblematic of their ability to connect with broad audiences beyond traditional rock music fans, solidifying their legacy within both the music and entertainment industries.
Motorhead - Live At Wacken Open Air 2006 - Full Concert
Wacken Open Air
Wacken, SH, Germany
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In August 2006, Motörhead performed at the prestigious Wacken Open Air festival, which is known for featuring some of the biggest names in heavy meta... Read Full Description >
In August 2006, Motörhead performed at the prestigious Wacken Open Air festival, which is known for featuring some of the biggest names in heavy metal. At this time in their career, Motörhead had recently released their studio album "Kiss of Death" in 2006, which continued their tradition of delivering high-energy rock and roll infused with heavy metal. This album showcased tracks that were well-received by both fans and critics, solidifying Motörhead's status as a legendary band in the genre. Notably, the band's frontman, Lemmy Kilmister, was celebrated for his distinctive voice and unmatched charisma, traits that undoubtedly contributed to their electrifying live performance at Wacken. The significance of this recording lies not only in its representation of Motörhead’s enduring legacy but also in the passionate connection they maintained with their audience, a hallmark of their relentless touring schedule throughout their career.
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In 2006, the year of the live performance at Wacken Open Air, Motörhead was enjoying a significant moment in their career marked by the release of th... Read Full Description >
In 2006, the year of the live performance at Wacken Open Air, Motörhead was enjoying a significant moment in their career marked by the release of their album "Kiss of Death," which came out shortly after the concert on August 29, 2006. This studio album continued their legacy of hard-hitting rock and roll, and was well-received by fans and critics alike, demonstrating their ability to evolve while staying true to their signature sound. The Wacken performance showcased the band’s enduring energy and stage presence, featuring a mix of classic hits and newer tracks. Notably, this festival is one of the largest heavy metal festivals in the world, solidifying Motörhead's status as icons within the metal community. The setlist included fan favorites like "Stay Clean" and "Over The Top," underscoring their lasting appeal and the loyalty of their fan base.
Motörhead - 'Snaggletooth' Live Performance at Lowlands Festival
Lowlands Festival
Biddinghuizen, FL, Netherlands
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In July 2007, when Motörhead performed "Snaggletooth" at the Lowlands Festival in Biddinghuizen, they were riding the wave of their latest album, "Ki... Read Full Description >
In July 2007, when Motörhead performed "Snaggletooth" at the Lowlands Festival in Biddinghuizen, they were riding the wave of their latest album, "Kiss of Death," which had been released in 2006. This album marked their twenty-first studio effort and showcased the band's relentless energy and signature sound, blending rock and metal elements. "Snaggletooth," originally from the 1984 compilation "No Remorse," was a rarity in their live set during this time, emphasizing the band's ability to connect with long-time fans by revisiting classic tracks. Notably, this performance was part of Motörhead's ongoing commitment to touring, a hallmark of their career, which played a crucial role in solidifying their reputation as one of the most iconic live acts in rock history. The band's powerful stage presence and Lemmy Kilmister's distinctive gravelly vocals contributed to their legendary status in the heavy metal genre.
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In 2008, Motörhead was in the midst of their “Kiss of Death” tour, promoting the album *Kiss of Death*, released in August 2006. This album showc... Read Full Description >
In 2008, Motörhead was in the midst of their “Kiss of Death” tour, promoting the album *Kiss of Death*, released in August 2006. This album showcased the band’s signature heavy metal sound and included tracks like "God Was Never on Your Side." By the time of the live recording at Les Vieilles Charrues on July 17, 2008, they were performing high-energy sets that highlighted their classic tracks as well as newer material, demonstrating their enduring appeal and ability to connect with fans across generations. Notably, this performance marked the end of the Kiss of Death tour and captured the band's relentless performance spirit, which was evident throughout the concert. Additionally, this era in Motörhead's career saw them continuing to build their legacy, with Lemmy Kilmister's iconic presence solidifying their status in rock history.
Motörhead Live @ Rock am Ring 2010 - Full Concert Featuring Iron Fist
Rock am Ring
Nürburgring, Germany
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In June 2010, when Motörhead performed live at the Rock am Ring festival, the band was riding high on the success of their latest studio album, "Moto... Read Full Description >
In June 2010, when Motörhead performed live at the Rock am Ring festival, the band was riding high on the success of their latest studio album, "Motorizer," which was released in 2008. This period marked a significant phase in their career as they continued to perform with their signature energy and intensity, showcasing the longevity and resilience of their brand of rock and roll. The setlist from the concert features classic tracks alongside newer material, illustrating Motörhead’s ability to blend their rich history with contemporary work. Interestingly, this performance came just a few years before the band celebrated their 35th anniversary in 2010, further solidifying their status as legendary figures in the heavy metal scene. The lineup, featuring original frontman Lemmy Kilmister, also highlighted the band's enduring appeal and the respect they commanded within the music community.
Motorhead Full Concert at Wacken Open Air - Wacken World Wide
Wacken Open Air
Wacken, Germany
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By 2011, Motörhead was deeply established as a legendary force in rock and metal. The live recording from the Wacken Open Air festival captures the b... Read Full Description >
By 2011, Motörhead was deeply established as a legendary force in rock and metal. The live recording from the Wacken Open Air festival captures the band during a pivotal moment in their career, shortly after the release of their album "The Wörld Is Yours," which came out in December 2010. This album marked a return to form for the band, reminiscent of their classic sound with energetic tracks that resonated with both longstanding fans and new listeners. Interestingly, by this time, Motörhead had also become known for their relentless touring schedule and ability to deliver powerful live performances, reinforcing their reputation as a premier live act. The Wacken performance showcased their resilience and the undying spirit of frontman Lemmy Kilmister, who continued to perform passionately despite health challenges in subsequent years. This concert is a testament to Motörhead's enduring legacy in the heavy metal genre.
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In January 2011, Motörhead performed live in Santiago, Chile, during a period marked by the release of their album "The World Is Yours," which came o... Read Full Description >
In January 2011, Motörhead performed live in Santiago, Chile, during a period marked by the release of their album "The World Is Yours," which came out in December 2010. This album reflected the band's resilience and commitment to their signature sound, following a decade that saw the band maintaining a steady presence in the heavy metal scene despite lineup changes and evolving musical landscapes. The 2011 Santiago show was part of a global tour supporting this album and showcased the band's enduring energy and powerful stage presence, critical elements that contributed to their legendary status. Notably, Motörhead's frontman, Lemmy Kilmister, was renowned for his distinctive voice and rock ‘n’ roll lifestyle, which only heightened the excitement surrounding their live performances. This particular concert underscored the band's ongoing vitality and dedication to their music, resonating with both long-time fans and newer audiences.
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In January 2011, Motörhead was firmly established in their career, continuing their legacy as one of the pioneering bands in heavy metal and rock mus... Read Full Description >
In January 2011, Motörhead was firmly established in their career, continuing their legacy as one of the pioneering bands in heavy metal and rock music. The performance of "Ace of Spades" on a live television broadcast showcases their relentless energy and undiminished appeal, even decades into their career. Leading up to this performance, the band had released "The Wörld Is Yours" in 2010, which was well-received and marked a strong comeback after a brief hiatus. This album featured classic Motörhead elements: driving rhythms and gritty vocals, reaffirming their status in the rock scene. Notably, 2011 was a year of significant collaboration for Motörhead, as they continued to tour extensively and maintain a dedicated fan base, highlighting their influence and resilience as a band. The live recording reflects not only their musical prowess but also their ability to engage audiences, remaining a vital force in live performances.
Motörhead Live Performance of 'Ace of Spades' from London Concert
London, England, United Kingdom
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The live recording of "Ace of Spades" by Motörhead, captured on January 1, 2011, showcases the band's enduring power and relevance in the heavy metal... Read Full Description >
The live recording of "Ace of Spades" by Motörhead, captured on January 1, 2011, showcases the band's enduring power and relevance in the heavy metal scene, almost 40 years after their formation in 1975. By this point in their career, Motörhead had released a range of influential albums, with "Ace of Spades" being one of their most iconic, originally released in 1980. The 2011 performance reflects a band that, despite lineup changes and external pressures, maintained a fiercely loyal fan base and continued to deliver high-energy shows well into their later years. Interestingly, the track "Ace of Spades" is not only a defining song for Motörhead but has also become a heavy metal anthem, symbolizing the band's raw and unrelenting spirit. The live performance serves as a testament to their legacy, marking them as pioneers who inspired countless bands in the genre.
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In 2011, Motörhead was riding high on the success of their 2010 studio album "The Wörld Is Yours" when they performed live at the Rock in Rio festiv... Read Full Description >
In 2011, Motörhead was riding high on the success of their 2010 studio album "The Wörld Is Yours" when they performed live at the Rock in Rio festival on October 2, 2011. This festival appearance highlighted the band's enduring popularity and their ability to connect with large audiences, a testament to their status in the heavy metal scene. The setlist from the performance includes iconic tracks such as "Ace of Spades" and "Overkill," which have become staples in their live shows. Notably, the concert took place during a period when the band was not only celebrating their rich legacy but also actively promoting their latest album. This live recording serves as a powerful representation of Motörhead's raw energy and commitment to their craft, embodying the spirit of rock and roll that they have championed since their formation in 1975.
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In January 2014, Motörhead performed a live show at Rockpalast in Düsseldorf, Germany, during a pivotal period in their career. This performance fol... Read Full Description >
In January 2014, Motörhead performed a live show at Rockpalast in Düsseldorf, Germany, during a pivotal period in their career. This performance followed the release of their 2013 album, "Aftershock." The album was well-received, showcasing the band's relentless energy and their ability to produce powerful rock and roll even after decades in the industry. The live recording features a setlist that includes classics like "Damage Case" and "Stay Clean," highlighting their enduring appeal. An interesting fact about this performance is that it occurred just months before the band faced significant challenges with lead singer Lemmy Kilmister's health, which ultimately affected their touring schedule in the following years. The 2014 Rockpalast show serves as a testament to Motörhead's legacy and the raw power they maintained up until the end of their touring days.
Motörhead - Full Concert Live @ Wacken 2014 - Featuring Ace of Spades
Wacken Open Air
Wacken, SH, Germany
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In 2014, Motörhead performed at the prestigious Wacken Open Air festival, showcasing their raw energy and enduring rock prowess. This performance too... Read Full Description >
In 2014, Motörhead performed at the prestigious Wacken Open Air festival, showcasing their raw energy and enduring rock prowess. This performance took place shortly after the release of their studio album "Aftershock," which came out in November 2013. "Aftershock" marked a significant moment in Motörhead's career, as it received favorable reviews and demonstrated the band's unwavering commitment to their heavy metal roots even after decades in the music scene. The Wacken performance featured several classic tracks, including fan favorites such as "Ace of Spades," underscoring the band's iconic status. Notably, this concert was part of their extensive touring cycle, and it highlights the band’s resilience, particularly as frontman Lemmy Kilmister was dealing with health challenges during this period. The live energy captured at Wacken encapsulates Motörhead's powerful presence and dedication to their craft.
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In June 2015, when Motörhead performed at the Glastonbury Festival, they were in a significant period of their career, notably marked by the impendin... Read Full Description >
In June 2015, when Motörhead performed at the Glastonbury Festival, they were in a significant period of their career, notably marked by the impending loss of their iconic frontman, Lemmy Kilmister. Just a few months following this performance, Lemmy would pass away in December 2015, making this set particularly poignant as one of their last major festival appearances. The album released immediately prior to this live recording was "Aftershock" (2013), which received critical acclaim and showcased the band's relentless energy and hard-hitting style. The setlist from Glastonbury included fan favorites like "Over the Top" and "The Chase Is Better Than the Catch," highlighting their classic heavy metal sound. This performance at the Pyramid Stage not only reflected the band's enduring legacy but also was emblematic of the vibrant live music culture in the UK, with Lemmy's larger-than-life presence resonating with fans one last time in a celebrated festival setting.
Motörhead Live Performance of 'Ace of Spades' at EXIT 2015 Concert
Petrovaradin Fortress
Novi Sad, Serbia
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In July 2015, during their performance at the EXIT Festival in Novi Sad, Serbia, Motörhead was celebrating their legacy while also promoting their la... Read Full Description >
In July 2015, during their performance at the EXIT Festival in Novi Sad, Serbia, Motörhead was celebrating their legacy while also promoting their latest album, "Bad Magic," which was released in August 2015, shortly after this live recording. This performance is particularly significant as it took place during a pivotal time for the band, known for their high-energy live shows and the iconic frontman Lemmy Kilmister. The song "Ace of Spades," a classic anthem for the group, has remained a staple in their setlist, showcasing their unyielding spirit even in later years. The band had faced various challenges leading up to this moment, including health issues for Lemmy, yet their determination to perform was evident. This live recording stands as a testament to their enduring impact on rock music, capturing a moment when Motörhead was both celebrating their history and contributing to their storied discography with "Bad Magic."
Motörhead - Bomber Live at Hammersmith Odeon (HQ)
Hammersmith Odeon
Hammersmith, England, United Kingdom
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The live recording of "Bomber" performed by Motörhead at the Hammersmith Odeon showcases the band's formidable energy and heavy metal prowess during ... Read Full Description >
The live recording of "Bomber" performed by Motörhead at the Hammersmith Odeon showcases the band's formidable energy and heavy metal prowess during a significant period in their career. This performance likely took place around the time of their album "Bomber," which was released in 1979 and reflects the band's evolution and growing influence in the rock genre. Notably, "Bomber" features tracks characterized by their fast tempos and aggressive sound, emblematic of Motörhead's style. At this point, the band was solidifying their reputation as a leading force in the burgeoning heavy metal scene. Interestingly, the "Bomber" album is recognized for its iconic cover art, designed by the famous graphic artist Joe Petagno, which further established Motörhead's distinct visual identity alongside their music. This live performance set solidified their connection with fans, as they were known for their electrifying live shows and anthemic songs like "Bomber."
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The live recording "No Sleep 'Til Hammersmith," which features the song "We Are the Road Crew," captures a pivotal moment in Motörhead's career. Rele... Read Full Description >
The live recording "No Sleep 'Til Hammersmith," which features the song "We Are the Road Crew," captures a pivotal moment in Motörhead's career. Released in 1981, it served as their first live album, coming after the release of "Overkill" and "Bomber." This period marked a significant upswing in the band's popularity, solidifying their reputation as one of the most electrifying live acts in rock. "No Sleep 'Til Hammersmith" showcases the raw energy and relentless spirit that characterizes Motörhead's music, particularly in tracks like "We Are the Road Crew," which pays tribute to the hard-working crew behind the scenes. The album reached No. 1 on the UK Albums Chart, highlighting the band's commercial success and cementing their influence in the heavy metal genre, well-deserved recognition for a group that had previously struggled with the music industry’s demands.
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