Pennywise

Pennywise Live at Area 4 Festival 2008 - Full Concert Performance

Area 4 Festival
Bamberg, Germany

• In 2008, Pennywise was at a pivotal point in their career, having released their album "Reason to Change" in 2008, just prior to their live performanc... Read Full Description >

  In 2008, Pennywise was at a pivotal point in their career, having released their album "Reason to Change" in 2008, just prior to their live performance at the Area 4 Festival in Bamberg, Germany. This album marked a return to form for the band as it was their first released under the Epitaph label after a prolonged hiatus from recording. Notably, the live set during this performance reflects their deep-rooted punk ethos, including classic tracks such as "Rules" and "Straight Ahead," which showcase their signature sound and energy. The band's connection with their audience is a strong element of their live shows, as exemplified by this performance, and highlights their status in the punk rock scene. The 2008 festival also served as a celebration of their enduring legacy, symbolizing their resilience and commitment to their music in a changing musical landscape.

Pennywise - Live Performance of 'Pennywise' at Area 4 Festival, Bremen

Area 4 Festival
Bremen, Lower Saxony, Germany

• In July 2008, the punk rock band Pennywise performed a live set at the Area 4 Festival in Bremen, Germany, showcasing their energetic style and strong... Read Full Description >

  In July 2008, the punk rock band Pennywise performed a live set at the Area 4 Festival in Bremen, Germany, showcasing their energetic style and strong fan following. Prior to this performance, they had recently released their album "Reason to Believe" in 2008, which marked a significant moment in their career as it was their first album featuring new material after a brief hiatus. This revitalization came after the departure of vocalist Jim Lindberg, who returned to the band, further solidifying their legacy. The setlist from the concert included classic tracks as well as songs from their latest album, illustrating the band's commitment to both legacy and innovation. Notably, the inclusion of covers like "Blitzkrieg Bop" showcases their punk roots and respect for the genre's history, while the mix of newer songs reflects their evolution as artists during this dynamic phase of their career.

Pennywise - Live Performance of 'Fuck Authority' at Area 4 Festival

Area 4 Festival
Near-Salen, Lower Saxony, Germany

• In 2008, during the performance captured in the live recording from the Area 4 Festival, Pennywise was celebrating the release of their album "Reason ... Read Full Description >

  In 2008, during the performance captured in the live recording from the Area 4 Festival, Pennywise was celebrating the release of their album "Reason to Believe," which came out in 2008, the same year as this recording. This marked a significant period for the band, as "Reason to Believe" was their first album since reuniting with original vocalist Jim Lindberg after several years and lineup changes. The live performance of "Fuck Authority" exemplifies the band's punk rock ethos and commitment to social activism, resonating strongly with their fanbase. The Area 4 Festival performance not only showcased their energetic live presence but also underscored their relevance in the punk scene during this revival phase. Notably, the song "Fuck Authority," a fan favorite, has been a recurring anthem in their discography, underscoring themes of rebellion and anti-establishment sentiments that have defined their career.

Pennywise Live Performance of 'As Long As We Can' at AREA 4 Festival

• In August 2008, during the live performance at the AREA 4 Festival in Germany, Pennywise was actively promoting their album "Reason to Believe," which... Read Full Description >

  In August 2008, during the live performance at the AREA 4 Festival in Germany, Pennywise was actively promoting their album "Reason to Believe," which had been released earlier that year. This album marked a significant phase in the band's career, as it was their first release after reuniting with their original vocalist, Jim Lindberg, following a brief hiatus. The concert showcased a mix of new tracks and classic hits, featuring fan favorites such as "Rules" and "My Own Country." Notable is the inclusion of iconic covers like "Blitzkrieg Bop" by the Ramones and "Territorial Pissings" by Nirvana, reflecting Pennywise’s punk roots. This performance not only demonstrated their enduring energy but also their commitment to connecting with fans through live music, solidifying their status within the punk rock scene at that time.