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Soul Asylum Performs 'Runaway Train' Live at Fremont Street, Las Vegas

Fremont Street
Las Vegas, NV, United States

• 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

• 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

• 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

• 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

• 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 - Runaway Train Live Performance at KEXP Studio

KEXP studio
Seattle, WA, United States

• 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 - Live Performance of 'Somebody to Shove' at KEXP Studio

KEXP studio
Seattle, WA, United States

• 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

• 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.