Live Performances by Soul Asylum
Soul Asylum Live at The Sherwood Country Club - Full Concert
The Sherwood Country Club
Indianapolis, IN, United States
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On February 19, 1986, when Soul Asylum performed live at The Sherwood Country Club in Indianapolis, they were riding the wave of their evolving sound ... Read Full Description >
On February 19, 1986, when Soul Asylum performed live at The Sherwood Country Club in Indianapolis, they were riding the wave of their evolving sound and gaining traction in the alternative rock scene. Prior to this recording, they released their album “Say What You Will… Everything Can Happen,” which came out in 1986, the same year as the live performance. This album showcased their early grit and established their presence within the genre. The band's lineup at this time included vocalist Dave Pirner, bassist Karl Mueller, and drummer Grant Young, with guitarist Dan Murphy. An interesting aspect of this era is that the group was still relatively under the radar compared to their later successes, such as the breakthrough album "Grave Dancers Union" in 1992. This live recording highlights the raw energy and passion that Soul Asylum delivered in their performances, a crucial element that would later contribute to their rise in popularity.
Live Performance of 'Marionette' by Soul Asylum at Mouth to Mouth
Mouth to Mouth
Marionette, IL, United States
Soul Asylum Live Performance at First Avenue, Minneapolis - 1990
First Avenue
Minneapolis, MN, United States
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In January 1990, when Soul Asylum performed live at First Avenue in Minneapolis, they were riding the wave of their growing popularity. This performan... Read Full Description >
In January 1990, when Soul Asylum performed live at First Avenue in Minneapolis, they were riding the wave of their growing popularity. This performance occurred shortly after the release of their album "And the Horse They Rode In On," which came out in 1989 and featured tracks that showcased their distinctive blend of rock and punk influences. This live recording captures the band's raw energy during a pivotal moment in their career, just before they would reach commercial success with their critically acclaimed album "Grave Dancers Union" in 1992. Notably, Soul Asylum's deep roots in the Minneapolis music scene made venues like First Avenue significant for their development as artists. The band's connection to this historic venue adds a layer of cultural importance to the recording, celebrating both their local origins and the broader impact they would later have on alternative rock.
Soul Asylum Live Performance of 'Hurry Up and Wait' at WFPK
WFPK Performance Studio
Louisville, KY, United States
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In January 1992, when Soul Asylum performed at the WFPK Performance Studio, they were riding the wave of commercial success following the release of t... Read Full Description >
In January 1992, when Soul Asylum performed at the WFPK Performance Studio, they were riding the wave of commercial success following the release of their acclaimed album, "Grave Dancers Union," which came out later that year in September. This album marked a significant point in their career, featuring hits like "Runaway Train," which would eventually garner them a Grammy Award for Best Hard Rock Performance. The live performance showcases the band's energetic sound and frontman Dave Pirner's charismatic stage presence, which contributed to their rising fame during the grunge era. The relationship between Pirner and actress Winona Ryder also attracted media attention, enhancing the band's profile during this period. This performance reflects a pivotal moment in Soul Asylum's journey from a prominent alternative rock band to mainstream recognition.
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In January 1993, when Soul Asylum performed "Without a Trace" live, the band was riding high on the success of their breakthrough album, "Grave Dancer... Read Full Description >
In January 1993, when Soul Asylum performed "Without a Trace" live, the band was riding high on the success of their breakthrough album, "Grave Dancers Union," which was released in September 1992. This album propelled them into mainstream recognition, thanks in part to hit singles like "Runaway Train" and "Black Gold." The live performance captured in the video showcases the band during a pivotal moment in their career, where they transitioned from a cult following to a more prominent place in rock music. Notably, "Grave Dancers Union" received critical acclaim and commercial success, reaching multi-platinum status. This period marked a significant turning point for Soul Asylum, drawing attention to their sound that blended alternative rock with emotional depth, a defining characteristic of their music during this era.
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In March 1993, when Soul Asylum performed "Runaway Train" live on *Later...with Jools Holland*, the band was riding the wave of their commercial break... Read Full Description >
In March 1993, when Soul Asylum performed "Runaway Train" live on *Later...with Jools Holland*, the band was riding the wave of their commercial breakthrough. This performance took place shortly after the release of their album *Grave Dancers Union*, which had been released in September 1992 and featured the hit single "Runaway Train." The album marked a significant turning point in their career, propelling them into mainstream success and earning them a Grammy Award for Best Hard Rock Performance. This period also saw Soul Asylum gaining notoriety for their energetic live performances, further cementing their reputation in the alternative rock scene of the early '90s. The resonance of "Runaway Train" was not only massive commercially but also poignant, as it addressed themes of despair and loss, making it a standout moment in the band's narrative and a defining track of the era.
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On March 6, 1993, when Soul Asylum performed "Black Gold" live on "Later... with Jools Holland," the band was experiencing significant success followi... Read Full Description >
On March 6, 1993, when Soul Asylum performed "Black Gold" live on "Later... with Jools Holland," the band was experiencing significant success following the release of their breakthrough album, "Grave Dancers Union." Released in 1992, this album produced hit singles like "Runaway Train," which propelled the band into the mainstream and garnered them widespread recognition. By the time of the live performance, they were amidst a wave of newfound popularity, characterized by their signature blend of alternative rock and post-grunge influences. "Black Gold" itself exemplifies the band's introspective lyrics and soaring melodies, mirroring the themes present in other hits from the album. The performance on Jools Holland's show showcased their energy and stage presence, further solidifying their reputation as a compelling live act. Notably, the band's journey from underground success to major notoriety during this period marked a pivotal chapter in their career.
Soul Asylum Live Performance of 'Somebody To Shove' at Daytona Beach Festival
Daytona Beach Festival
Daytona Beach, FL, United States
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In March 1993, Soul Asylum was riding high on the success of their album "Grave Dancers Union," which had been released just six months earlier in Sep... Read Full Description >
In March 1993, Soul Asylum was riding high on the success of their album "Grave Dancers Union," which had been released just six months earlier in September 1992. This album catapulted them to mainstream fame, largely due to the hit single "Runaway Train," which would go on to win a Grammy Award and receive heavy rotation on radio and MTV. The performance of "Somebody To Shove" at the MTV Spring Break event showcased the band's energetic presence and growing popularity during this pivotal moment in their career. By this time, Soul Asylum had transitioned from their earlier work into a more accessible rock sound, affirming their status within the alternative rock scene of the early '90s. The Daytona Beach Festival performance exemplified their connection with the audience and their ability to deliver powerful live shows, further solidifying their reputation in the burgeoning alternative rock movement.
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In April 1993, Soul Asylum was on a significant upward trajectory in their career, riding high on the success of their critically acclaimed album "Gra... Read Full Description >
In April 1993, Soul Asylum was on a significant upward trajectory in their career, riding high on the success of their critically acclaimed album "Grave Dancers Union," which had been released just months earlier in September 1992. This album includes their hit "Runaway Train," the very song performed during their MTV Unplugged session. The song topped charts and became emblematic of the band's sound during this era, featuring themes of despair and searching for hope. Interestingly, "Runaway Train" gained even more recognition for its music video, which addressed issues of missing children, further reinforcing the band's connection to socially conscious themes. The MTV Unplugged performance showcased the band's acoustic side and highlighted their musical versatility, contributing to their growing popularity in the early 90s grunge and alternative rock scene.
Soul Asylum Acoustic Performance of 'Runaway Train' at Music Television Studios, London
music television studios
London, United Kingdom
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On May 28, 1993, Soul Asylum performed an acoustic version of "Runaway Train" at music television studios in London, promoting their album "Grave Danc... Read Full Description >
On May 28, 1993, Soul Asylum performed an acoustic version of "Runaway Train" at music television studios in London, promoting their album "Grave Dancers Union." This was a pivotal moment in their career, as "Grave Dancers Union," released just a month earlier in April 1992, marked the band's commercial breakthrough, including the success of "Runaway Train," which became one of their signature songs. The album received a significant amount of airplay and helped to elevate the band into mainstream popularity. Notably, "Runaway Train" won a Grammy Award and remains a defining track of the early 1990s alternative rock era. The intimate setting of the acoustic performance highlighted the band’s versatility and emotional depth, showcasing their ability to connect with audiences beyond electric instrumentation.
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On October 12, 1993, Soul Asylum was in a pivotal moment in their career, actively touring following the success of their album "Grave Dancers Union,"... Read Full Description >
On October 12, 1993, Soul Asylum was in a pivotal moment in their career, actively touring following the success of their album "Grave Dancers Union," released in 1992. That album featured the iconic hit "Runaway Train," which propelled the band to mainstream fame. By the time of the Bielefeld concert, they were performing songs from "Grave Dancers Union" as well as earlier works, reflecting their evolving sound and the surge in their popularity. During this live recording, the energy and connection with the audience illustrate the band's growth and their ability to blend rock with introspective lyrics. Interestingly, 1993 was also the year they won a Grammy Award for Best Metal Performance by a Group, highlighting their recognition within the industry. This live show captures Soul Asylum at a high point in their career, showcasing a blend of new material and fan favorites during a time of significant achievement and change.
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In March 1994, during the live performance captured in Milan, Italy, Soul Asylum was riding high on the success of their album "Grave Dancers Union," ... Read Full Description >
In March 1994, during the live performance captured in Milan, Italy, Soul Asylum was riding high on the success of their album "Grave Dancers Union," which had been released in 1992. This album marked a significant turning point in the band's career, achieving commercial success and featuring the hit singles "Runaway Train" and "Black Gold." By 1994, the band was well-established in the alternative rock scene, gaining critical acclaim and a loyal fanbase. The Milan concert showcased the band's energy and musical prowess, with their signature sound blending rock and punk elements. Notably, "Runaway Train" would later win a Grammy Award, emphasizing the band's growing prominence in the music industry at that time. The lineup for the concert was classic, featuring founding members Dave Pirner and Dan Murphy, along with the robust rhythm section of Karl Mueller and Grant Young, underscoring the tight-knit musical chemistry that contributed to their live shows.
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On April 13, 1994, Soul Asylum performed live in Tokyo, a pivotal moment during their career following the massive success of their 1992 album "Grave ... Read Full Description >
On April 13, 1994, Soul Asylum performed live in Tokyo, a pivotal moment during their career following the massive success of their 1992 album "Grave Dancers Union." This album, featuring their hit single “Runaway Train,” helped propel the band into mainstream recognition and solidified their place in the alternative rock scene. At this stage, Soul Asylum was riding high on their newfound fame and was actively touring to promote their music, which showcased the band’s energetic live performances. The choice of Tokyo for the live recording highlights the international appeal they had developed. By 1994, they were in a position to connect with a global audience, cementing their reputation as a significant act in the 1990s music landscape. Interestingly, "Without A Trace" is a track that reflects the band's signature style, blending emotive lyrics with a powerful sound, which resonated well during their dynamic live performances.
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On April 13, 1994, Soul Asylum performed live in Tokyo, a pivotal moment in their career following the release of their critically acclaimed album "Gr... Read Full Description >
On April 13, 1994, Soul Asylum performed live in Tokyo, a pivotal moment in their career following the release of their critically acclaimed album "Grave Dancers Union." Released in 1992, this album marked a significant success for the band, featuring the hit single "Runaway Train," which gained immense popularity and won a Grammy Award for Best Hard Rock Performance in 1994. By the time of the Tokyo concert, Soul Asylum was riding high on the wave of fame attributed to both their previous work and the mainstream breakthrough of "Grave Dancers Union." The live recording of "Runaway Train" captures the band's energetic performance style and the enthusiastic response from a dedicated audience, highlighting their rise as a prominent force in the alternative rock scene during the early '90s. This period solidified Soul Asylum's place in rock history, demonstrating their songwriting prowess and authenticity as performers.
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In January 1995, when the live performance of "Misery" was recorded in Germany, Soul Asylum was coming off the success of their critically acclaimed a... Read Full Description >
In January 1995, when the live performance of "Misery" was recorded in Germany, Soul Asylum was coming off the success of their critically acclaimed album "Grave Dancers Union," released in 1992. This album, featuring the hit single "Runaway Train," had propelled them into mainstream popularity, resulting in significant commercial success and bringing them a broader audience. By 1995, the band was in a transitional phase, as they had gained fame but were also navigating the pressures that came with it. Notably, "Misery," a track from the "Grave Dancers Union" album, reflects their struggle with personal and emotional issues, highlighting the band's knack for blending alternative rock with poignant lyrical themes. This live recording captures the energy and intensity of their performances during this pivotal period, showcasing their established sound while hinting at the evolution that was to come in their music later in the decade.
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In January 1995, Soul Asylum was riding the wave of success from their critically acclaimed 1992 album, "Grave Dancer's Union," which featured their h... Read Full Description >
In January 1995, Soul Asylum was riding the wave of success from their critically acclaimed 1992 album, "Grave Dancer's Union," which featured their hit single "Runaway Train." By this time, the band had established a solid fanbase and was known for their energetic live performances. The recording of "Somebody to Shove" captures the band's dynamic presence during a concert in Germany, showcasing their blend of alternative rock and post-grunge sounds. At this point in their career, Soul Asylum was transitioning into a new era, as they would later release the album "Let Your Dim Light Shine" in 1995, although it would not reach the same commercial heights as its predecessor. The live performance recorded in Germany exemplifies the band's ability to connect with audiences while navigating the evolving music scene of the 1990s.
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In 1995, during the time of the live recording of "Just Like Anyone" in Germany, Soul Asylum was riding high on the success of their album "Let Your D... Read Full Description >
In 1995, during the time of the live recording of "Just Like Anyone" in Germany, Soul Asylum was riding high on the success of their album "Let Your Dim Light Shine," which was released in 1995. This album followed their breakout record "Grave Dancer's Union" from 1992, which catapulted them to fame with hits like "Runaway Train." The performance captured in the video showcases the band's dynamic presence and the emotional depth of their music, characteristics that had helped them gain a devoted following. By this point in their career, Soul Asylum was known for their engaging live shows, and the song "Just Like Anyone" illustrates their signature blend of alternative rock and heartfelt lyrics. Notably, 1995 marked a pivotal moment for the band as they were solidifying their place in the mainstream music scene while still maintaining their roots in the rock genre.
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In January 1995, when Soul Asylum performed "Promises Broken" live in Germany, the band was riding high following the success of their major-label bre... Read Full Description >
In January 1995, when Soul Asylum performed "Promises Broken" live in Germany, the band was riding high following the success of their major-label breakthrough album, "Grave Dancers Union," released in 1992. This album featured their hit single "Runaway Train," which garnered widespread acclaim and significantly boosted their visibility. By the time of this live recording, the band was promoting their follow-up album, "Let Your Dim Light Shine," released in 1995, which included "Promises Broken" as a lead track. Interestingly, this period marked a transitional phase for Soul Asylum as they sought to solidify their place in the mainstream music scene amidst shifting musical trends. The live performance captured during a time when the band was thriving yet facing the challenges of following up their breakout success provides a compelling look into their resilience and artistic evolution during the mid-1990s.
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In January 1995, when Soul Asylum performed "String of Pearls" live in Germany, the band was at a crucial point in their career following the success ... Read Full Description >
In January 1995, when Soul Asylum performed "String of Pearls" live in Germany, the band was at a crucial point in their career following the success of their breakthrough album, "Grave Dancers Union," released in 1992. This album featured the hit singles "Runaway Train" and "Somebody to Shove," propelling the band into mainstream recognition. By 1995, they were in the process of transitioning into a new musical phase, as they were working on their next studio album, "Let Your Dim Light Shine," which was released later that year. The live performance illustrates the band's strong touring presence and ability to connect with audiences, showcasing their energetic style and the evolving sound that followed their earlier commercial success. The timing of this recording also highlights their adaptation to the post-grunge era of the mid-'90s while still maintaining their distinct '90s alt-rock identity.
Soul Asylum - Full Concert - Much Music Unplugged - Palais Royale, Toronto
Palais Royale
Toronto, ON, Canada
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On October 23, 1995, Soul Asylum performed for "Much Music Unplugged" at the Palais Royale in Toronto, showcasing a more intimate side of their music ... Read Full Description >
On October 23, 1995, Soul Asylum performed for "Much Music Unplugged" at the Palais Royale in Toronto, showcasing a more intimate side of their music during this acoustic set. This performance occurred shortly after their 1995 album, "Let Your Dim Light Shine," which marked a transitional phase for the band following their breakout success with "Grave Dancers Union" in 1992. While "Let Your Dim Light Shine" included notable singles such as "Misery" and "Shut Down," it received mixed reviews compared to previous work. This concert, featuring tracks like "I Should’ve Stayed in Bed" and "Just Like Anyone," highlighted the band's ability to engage audiences in a stripped-down format. During this period, Soul Asylum was navigating the challenges of maintaining their momentum in the alternative rock scene, which was evolving rapidly in the mid-'90s. The unplugged setting provided fans with a fresh and raw experience of their music, allowing the band to connect more personally with their audi
Soul Asylum - 'Misery' Live Performance from First Avenue
First Avenue
Minneapolis, MN, United States
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In 2005, when Soul Asylum performed "Misery" live at First Avenue, they were in a period of reflection and resurgence in their career. Their most rece... Read Full Description >
In 2005, when Soul Asylum performed "Misery" live at First Avenue, they were in a period of reflection and resurgence in their career. Their most recent studio album prior to this performance was "The Silver Lining," released in 2006, which marked their return after a five-year hiatus following "Here Again" (2001). This performance at the iconic Minneapolis venue, known for its close ties to the band, demonstrated their enduring connection to their local roots while showcasing the evolution of their sound. Interestingly, "Misery" originally appeared on their highly successful album "Grave Dancers Union" (1992), which helped catapult them to fame. The 2005 performance likely drew on both nostalgia and a renewed energy as they sought to reestablish their presence in the rapidly changing music industry landscape.
Soul Asylum Performs 'Black Gold' Live at UBS Forum of 89.3 The Current
UBS Forum of 89.3 The Current
Saint Paul, MN, United States
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In July 2012, when Soul Asylum performed "Black Gold" live at the UBS Forum for 89.3 The Current, the band was promoting their album "Delayed Reaction... Read Full Description >
In July 2012, when Soul Asylum performed "Black Gold" live at the UBS Forum for 89.3 The Current, the band was promoting their album "Delayed Reaction," released earlier that same month. This was the band's first studio album in nearly six years and marked a return to their roots after a period of lineup changes and a hiatus. The performance showcased their enduring sound, characterized by a blend of alternative rock and grunge elements that had propelled them to fame in the 1990s with hits like "Runaway Train." Interestingly, "Black Gold" is a track that highlights the band's lyrical depth and musical evolution, reflecting their continued relevance in the rock genre during a time when many bands from their era were fading from the spotlight. This live recording served not only to showcase their new material but also to affirm Soul Asylum's resilience and dedication to their craft amid changing music landscapes.
Soul Asylum Full Concert Live at Mohegan Sun Casino - Setlist Included
The Keystone Grand Ballroom at The Mohegan Sun Casino
Wilkes Barre, PA, United States
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By August 23, 2014, when Soul Asylum performed at The Mohegan Sun Casino in Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania, the band was in the midst of a career resurgen... Read Full Description >
By August 23, 2014, when Soul Asylum performed at The Mohegan Sun Casino in Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania, the band was in the midst of a career resurgence following a period of relative quiet since their peak in the 1990s. Prior to this live concert, they released the album "Delayed Reaction" in 2012, which marked their first studio album in almost six years. This album was well-received and demonstrated their persistent relevance in the alternative rock scene. During the live recording, fans could expect to hear a blend of classic hits and newer material, showcasing the band's evolution while maintaining their signature sound. Interestingly, Soul Asylum has a reputation for their energetic live shows, and concert performances like this one highlight their prowess as a live band, connecting with audiences through both nostalgia and fresh content.
Soul Asylum - 'Runaway Train' Live Performance at the Super Bowl
Super Bowl
Minnesota, MN, United States
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In 2018, Soul Asylum performed "Runaway Train" during the Super Bowl LII live performance in Minnesota. By this time, the band had released their albu... Read Full Description >
In 2018, Soul Asylum performed "Runaway Train" during the Super Bowl LII live performance in Minnesota. By this time, the band had released their album "Change of Fortune" in 2016, marking a continuation of their career after the success of their earlier works like "Grave Dancers Union" from 1992. "Runaway Train," one of their most iconic songs, originally gained massive popularity in the early '90s, cementing the band's place in alternative rock history. Performing at such a high-profile event as the Super Bowl showcased the band's enduring appeal and their connection to their home state of Minnesota. Interestingly, "Runaway Train" has an emotional depth tied to its themes of loss and searching for direction, which resonated well with the audience during this notable performance. Their appearance during this popular event capped off a long and varied journey since their breakthrough, highlighting both their legacy and continued relevance in the music industry.
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In January 2020, Soul Asylum held a live performance, aptly titled the "Soul Asylum Holiday Show," showcasing a robust setlist that included both clas... Read Full Description >
In January 2020, Soul Asylum held a live performance, aptly titled the "Soul Asylum Holiday Show," showcasing a robust setlist that included both classic hits and deeper cuts. Prior to this concert, the band released their album "Change of Fortune" in 2016, marking their first studio effort in six years. This live recording captures the band's enduring appeal and their commitment to engaging with fans, especially during a holiday show format. Notably, the performance features fan-favorite tracks like "Somebody to Shove" and "Black Gold," highlighting their prominence in the alternative rock scene of the early '90s. The band, with frontman Dave Pirner, continues to resonate with audiences, blending nostalgic energy with fresh vigor, evident in their dynamic stage presence captured in this performance. Additionally, this concert emphasizes their legacy as a vital part of the American rock landscape, connecting their past successes with their ongoing musical journey.
Soul Asylum's Dave Pirner Discusses Music Picks in 'What's In My Bag?'
Amoeba Music
Hollywood, CA, United States
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As of the live recording on August 31, 2023, at Amoeba Music in Hollywood, Soul Asylum had recently released their album "Slowly But Shirley," which w... Read Full Description >
As of the live recording on August 31, 2023, at Amoeba Music in Hollywood, Soul Asylum had recently released their album "Slowly But Shirley," which was put out in 2022. This album marks a significant point in their career, showcasing a blend of their classic post-grunge sound while also venturing into new musical territories. Notably, "Slowly But Shirley" was their first release with Blue Elan Records, illustrating a new chapter for the band after years of evolving in the music landscape. Dave Pirner, the band's frontman, displayed his passion for music not only through their own creations but also during the shopping session, highlighting influential records such as Miles Davis's "Kind Of Blue" and Bix Beiderbecke's "The Rare Bix." This connection to diverse genres emphasizes the band's deep musical roots and influences, reflecting how Soul Asylum continues to resonate within the contemporary music scene.
SOUL ASYLUM - Full Concert Live at Minnesota State Fair - Featuring 'Got It Pretty Good'
Leinie's Lodge
Minnesota State Fair, MN, United States
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As of September 3, 2023, Soul Asylum was actively performing live, recently showcasing their music at the Minnesota State Fair. This concert came shor... Read Full Description >
As of September 3, 2023, Soul Asylum was actively performing live, recently showcasing their music at the Minnesota State Fair. This concert came shortly after the band's 2022 album, "After the Flood," which marked a significant return to form for them, featuring a mix of new material and their hallmark sound. The live setlist at the fair included fan favorites like "Somebody to Shove" and "Got It Pretty Good," highlighting the band's enduring popularity and connection with their audience. Known for their energetic performances, Soul Asylum has a history of infusing their concerts with a blend of rock and introspection, a style that continues to resonate with both long-time fans and new listeners. In this recent concert, they not only showcased their classic hits but also reflected their evolving artistry since their breakthrough in the 1990s, particularly following the success of the Grammy-winning "Grave Dancers Union."
Soul Asylum - 'Runaway Train' Live Performance at Riviera Theater
Riviera Theater
North Tonawanda, NY, United States
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On September 21, 2023, Soul Asylum performed at the Riviera Theater in North Tonawanda, New York, featuring their iconic hit "Runaway Train." Leading ... Read Full Description >
On September 21, 2023, Soul Asylum performed at the Riviera Theater in North Tonawanda, New York, featuring their iconic hit "Runaway Train." Leading up to this live recording, the band had experienced a resurgence in their career, particularly with the release of their album "Hurry Up and Wait" in 2020, which marked their return after a prolonged hiatus. The band, originally formed in the late 1980s, found mainstream success with their 1992 album "Grave Dancers Union," which included "Runaway Train." By 2023, they continued to showcase their legacy through performances, appealing to both long-time fans and newer audiences. Known for their energetic live shows, Soul Asylum’s ability to blend rock and alternative influences is a hallmark of their enduring appeal, making this performance a significant moment in their ongoing musical journey.
Soul Asylum Performs 'Runaway Train' Live at Fremont Street, Las Vegas
Fremont Street
Las Vegas, NV, United States
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On June 8, 2024, Soul Asylum performed "Runaway Train" at Fremont Street in Las Vegas, marking a significant moment in their ongoing legacy as a band.... Read Full Description >
On June 8, 2024, Soul Asylum performed "Runaway Train" at Fremont Street in Las Vegas, marking a significant moment in their ongoing legacy as a band. Prior to this live recording, Soul Asylum's prominence peaked in the early 1990s with their album "Grave Dancers Union," which included the smash hit "Runaway Train." This song is notable for addressing themes of despair and loss, resonating with a wide audience and earning the band a Grammy Award for Best Hard Rock Performance. Since then, Soul Asylum has continued to tour and release music, building a loyal fan base that appreciates their mix of alternative rock and punk influences. The choice to perform in a vibrant location like Fremont Street underscores the band's enduring appeal and their connection to the nostalgia of the 90s music scene, illustrating that despite changes in the music industry, their signature sound continues to attract audiences.
Soul Asylum - Full Concert Live at Minnesota Yacht Club featuring 'Runaway Train'
Minnesota Yacht Club
Saint Paul, MN, United States
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During the live recording on July 20, 2024, at the Minnesota Yacht Club, Soul Asylum was actively engaging with fans after years of significant evolut... Read Full Description >
During the live recording on July 20, 2024, at the Minnesota Yacht Club, Soul Asylum was actively engaging with fans after years of significant evolution in their sound and lineup. Before this performance, the band released their album "Changing All Those Changes" in 2020, which showcased their continued musical exploration and adaptation to contemporary styles while maintaining their distinctive alt-rock roots. This performance is emblematic of their revival in the live music scene, where they reconnected with audiences through a setlist featuring classic hits like "Somebody To Shove" and fan favorites such as "Misery." Interestingly, the band's ability to consistently blend introspective lyrics with energetic melodies has garnered them a loyal following over the decades. The choice of venue also highlights their local roots, as Soul Asylum originated in Minneapolis, making this performance a homecoming of sorts for the band.
Soul Asylum - Live Performance of 'Misery' at Budweiser Stage, Toronto
Budweiser Stage
Toronto, Canada
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On September 8, 2024, Soul Asylum performed live at the Budweiser Stage in Toronto, showcasing their classic hit "Misery." At this point in their care... Read Full Description >
On September 8, 2024, Soul Asylum performed live at the Budweiser Stage in Toronto, showcasing their classic hit "Misery." At this point in their career, the band had recently experienced a resurgence in interest, following the release of their album "Hurry Up and Wait" in 2020. This album marked a significant return to form, featuring a blend of their signature alternative rock sound with contemporary influences. Interestingly, "Misery," originally a part of their breakthrough album "Grave Dancers Union," exemplifies the band's ability to connect with fans through nostalgic hits while integrating newer material. By 2024, Soul Asylum had solidified their status as enduring figures in the rock scene, with an extensive catalog that resonates with both longtime listeners and new fans alike. Their live performances continue to reflect their dynamic energy and commitment to their craft.
Soul Asylum: Slowly But Shirley Tour - Full Concert at Neptune Theater
Neptune Theater
Seattle, WA, United States
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On October 6, 2024, Soul Asylum performed at the Neptune Theater in Seattle as part of their "Slowly But Shirley" tour. Prior to this, the band releas... Read Full Description >
On October 6, 2024, Soul Asylum performed at the Neptune Theater in Seattle as part of their "Slowly But Shirley" tour. Prior to this, the band released their album "Hurry Up and Wait" in 2020, which marked a significant return after several years of hiatus and lineup changes. This live recording aligns with a period of revitalization for the band, showcasing their enduring presence in the alternative rock scene. The "Slowly But Shirley" tour seems to focus on celebrating their extensive catalog while engaging with fans, reflecting their commitment to live performances despite the challenges faced during the pandemic. Notably, Soul Asylum's blend of heartfelt lyrics and energetic instrumentation continues to resonate with audiences, making their live shows a highlight of their career and a testament to their legacy in rock music.
Soul Asylum - Full Concert Performance Live on KEXP featuring Somebody To Shove, Freak Accident, High Road, Black Gold, and Runaway Train
KEXP studio
Seattle, WA, United States
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As of the live performance recorded on October 7, 2024, at the KEXP studio in Seattle, Soul Asylum was enjoying a resurgence in their career marked by... Read Full Description >
As of the live performance recorded on October 7, 2024, at the KEXP studio in Seattle, Soul Asylum was enjoying a resurgence in their career marked by their ongoing relevance in the alternative rock scene. Prior to this live recording, the band had released their acclaimed album "Change of Fortune" in 2022, which showcased their ability to blend classic sound with contemporary themes. This period also saw the return of members to the lineup, fostering a renewed spirit within the band. The setlist from the KEXP performance featured fan favorites such as "Runaway Train" and "Black Gold," highlighting their enduring legacy and connection to their roots. Interestingly, Soul Asylum's frontman, Dave Pirner, is well-known not only for his musical contributions but also for his advocacy in mental health awareness, which adds a significant depth to the band's narrative, especially during live engagements that resonate with their fans and the broader community.
Soul Asylum - Live Performance of 'Somebody to Shove' at KEXP Studio
KEXP studio
Seattle, WA, United States
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On October 7, 2024, Soul Asylum performed "Somebody to Shove" live at the KEXP studio in Seattle, showcasing their enduring presence in the alternativ... Read Full Description >
On October 7, 2024, Soul Asylum performed "Somebody to Shove" live at the KEXP studio in Seattle, showcasing their enduring presence in the alternative rock scene. By this time, the band had seen significant shifts in their career trajectory. Their influential album "Grave Dancers Union," which featured the hit single "Runaway Train," was released back in 1992 and helped catapult them to mainstream success. Leading up to the live recording, they continued to evolve their sound, contributing to a reputation for raw energy and poignant lyrics. Interestingly, the band’s lineup for this performance included founding member Dave Pirner alongside new members, signifying a blend of their classic roots with a modern touch. This continuing evolution reflects their resilience and adaptability within an ever-changing music landscape.
Soul Asylum Performs 'Black Gold' Live at KEXP Studio in Seattle
KEXP studio
Seattle, WA, United States
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In October 2024, Soul Asylum performed “Black Gold” live at the KEXP studio in Seattle, marking an exciting moment in their ongoing career revival... Read Full Description >
In October 2024, Soul Asylum performed “Black Gold” live at the KEXP studio in Seattle, marking an exciting moment in their ongoing career revival after a period of relative quiet. Prior to this performance, the band released their album "Hurry Up and Wait" in 2020, their first new studio recording in six years, signaling a return to form. This album saw the band explore themes of resilience and reflection, characteristics that resonate in their live performances. "Black Gold," originally from their acclaimed 1992 album "Grave Dancer's Union," remains one of their enduring hits and is known for its poignant lyrics and emotive delivery. The lineup for the KEXP performance featured classic frontman Dave Pirner alongside newer members, showcasing the band’s blend of legacy and innovation. Notably, performing at KEXP, a respected platform for live music, highlights Soul Asylum’s continued relevance in the contemporary music landscape.
Soul Asylum - Runaway Train Live Performance at KEXP Studio
KEXP studio
Seattle, WA, United States
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In October 2024, Soul Asylum performed "Runaway Train" live at the KEXP studio in Seattle, showcasing their enduring presence in the music scene. This... Read Full Description >
In October 2024, Soul Asylum performed "Runaway Train" live at the KEXP studio in Seattle, showcasing their enduring presence in the music scene. This live recording comes after the release of their 2020 album, "Hurry Up and Wait," which marked their first studio album in nearly five years. Notably, "Runaway Train," originally from their 1992 album "Grave Dancers Union," became one of their most iconic songs, illustrating the band's ability to connect with audiences over the decades. The lineup for this performance included founding members Dave Pirner and new member Jeremy Tappero, highlighting a blend of legacy and fresh energy. This KEXP session exemplifies Soul Asylum's ongoing commitment to live music and their ability to resonate with both long-time fans and new listeners.
Soul Asylum: 'Runaway Train' Live Performance at World Music Theater in Tinley Park
World Music Theater
Tinley Park, IL, United States
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By the time of the live recording of "Runaway Train" at the World Music Theater in Tinley Park, Chicago, Soul Asylum had already achieved significant ... Read Full Description >
By the time of the live recording of "Runaway Train" at the World Music Theater in Tinley Park, Chicago, Soul Asylum had already achieved significant commercial success. They released their breakout album, "Grave Dancers Union," in 1992, which included the hit singles "Runaway Train," "Black Gold," and "Somebody to Shout For." The album helped propel the band into mainstream fame, and "Runaway Train" won a Grammy Award for Best Hard Rock Performance in 1994. This performance captures the band's peak era in the early to mid-1990s when they were known for their energetic live shows and anthemic songwriting. Interestingly, the song's themes of despair and longing resonated with a wide audience and contributed to discussions about mental health, showcasing Soul Asylum's ability to blend rock with meaningful lyrical content. The live recording exemplifies their connection with fans during a pivotal moment in their career.
Soul Asylum Performs 'Runaway Train' Live at First Avenue in Minneapolis
First Avenue
Minneapolis, MN, United States
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Soul Asylum's live performance of "Runaway Train" at First Avenue is situated in a pivotal moment in the band’s career. Released in August 1992, "Ru... Read Full Description >
Soul Asylum's live performance of "Runaway Train" at First Avenue is situated in a pivotal moment in the band’s career. Released in August 1992, "Runaway Train" was part of their critically acclaimed album "Grave Dancers Union." This album marked a significant breakthrough for the band, elevating their popularity and solidifying their status within the alternative rock scene. Prior to this live recording, Soul Asylum had achieved moderate success, but "Grave Dancers Union" propelled them into mainstream recognition, characterized by a blend of emotive lyrics and infectious melodies. The venue, First Avenue, holds particular significance as it is a historic Minneapolis location closely associated with the band and the broader music scene of the region. Notably, "Runaway Train" became one of their most iconic songs, receiving multiple Grammy nominations, illustrating the impact of this performance during a transformative period for the band.
Soul Asylum and Loki's Folly Full Concert | STAGE Live from 7th St Entry
7th St Entry
Minneapolis, MN, United States
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The live concert featured in the video "Soul Asylum and Loki's Folly Concert | STAGE Live from 7th St Entry" showcases Soul Asylum's return to one of ... Read Full Description >
The live concert featured in the video "Soul Asylum and Loki's Folly Concert | STAGE Live from 7th St Entry" showcases Soul Asylum's return to one of their iconic early venues, the 7th St Entry in Minneapolis. This performance occurred after the band had regained much of their momentum and recognition in the early 2000s. Their album "Candy from a Stranger," released in 2000, was their last studio album prior to this concert. Interestingly, Soul Asylum originally gained fame in the 1990s with hits like "Runaway Train," which helped shape their career trajectory. This concert also reflects their ability to connect with both long-time fans and newer generations, especially as they perform alongside emerging acts like Loki's Folly. The event signifies a celebration of their legacy as well as an embrace of the local music scene, indicative of their roots and continued relevance in rock music.
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