Tool

Tool Live Performance at JC Dobbs, Philadelphia - Full Concert

JC Dobbs
Philadelphia, PA, United States

• In December 1991, Tool was on the brink of mainstream recognition, having recently released their debut studio album "Undertow" just months earlier in... Read Full Description >

  In December 1991, Tool was on the brink of mainstream recognition, having recently released their debut studio album "Undertow" just months earlier in April 1993. The live performance at JC Dobbs in Philadelphia showcases the band during their early days, where they still reflected the raw energy and experimental sound that characterized their formative work. Notably, the band blended alternative rock with progressive elements, setting the stage for their future evolution. The concert captures the intense atmosphere and growing fan base that Tool was cultivating, even before their more commercially successful albums like "Ænima" (1996) would propel them into greater fame. This recording is not only a glimpse into their early career but also highlights Tool’s journey as they honed their unique sound and established a connection with their audience.

Tool - Sober Live Performance at Reading Festival 1993 (Pro-Shot)

Reading Festival
Reading, United Kingdom

• In January 1993, Tool was on the rise, having just released their debut studio album, *Undertow*, earlier that same year in April. The performance at ... Read Full Description >

  In January 1993, Tool was on the rise, having just released their debut studio album, *Undertow*, earlier that same year in April. The performance at the Reading Festival that year marked a significant point in their career as it showcased their burgeoning popularity and solidified their presence in the alternative metal scene. *Undertow*, which was characterized by its heavy yet intricate sound and thought-provoking lyrics, laid the groundwork for Tool's unique style. This live recording from Reading is particularly notable as it captures the band during a pivotal moment when they were still relatively unknown but quickly gaining traction. The high-energy performance reflects the raw intensity of their early work, featuring songs that would become staples in their live repertoire. The pro-shot quality of the video offers a rare glimpse into their dynamic stage presence, an aspect that would only grow more prominent in their future performances.

Tool - Live Performance of 'Sober' at Reading Festival (Remastered)

Reading Festival
Reading, UK, United Kingdom

• In August 1993, during the band's performance at the Reading Festival, Tool was riding the wave of their debut studio album "Undertow," which had been... Read Full Description >

  In August 1993, during the band's performance at the Reading Festival, Tool was riding the wave of their debut studio album "Undertow," which had been released earlier that year. The album marked a significant moment in their career, solidifying their presence in the alternative metal scene and featuring their breakthrough single "Sober." This performance showcased the band's evolving sound and dynamic stage presence, helping to further establish their reputation as a powerful live act. Notably, "Sober" was the first song that gained significant airplay for Tool, contributing to their rising popularity. Furthermore, the band was known for their intricate music and compelling visual aesthetic, which was beginning to gain traction during this time, foreshadowing their more ambitious projects in the years that followed. This performance at Reading Festival stands as a pivotal moment in Tool's history, capturing the essence of their early years in the music industry.

Tool - Intolerance Live Performance at Shepard's Bush, London

Shepard's Bush
London, UK

• On July 21, 1994, Tool performed live at Shepherd's Bush in London, shortly after the release of their debut studio album, "Undertow," which came out ... Read Full Description >

  On July 21, 1994, Tool performed live at Shepherd's Bush in London, shortly after the release of their debut studio album, "Undertow," which came out in April of the same year. The band's sound had evolved substantially from their earlier work, showcasing a more polished production while retaining the heavy, introspective elements that defined their style. "Intolerance," a track from "Undertow," reflects the band's themes of anger and isolation, resonating deeply with audiences. At this stage in their career, Tool was gaining significant traction in the alternative metal scene, and this performance highlights their raw energy and connection with fans. The combination of audience video with soundboard audio in the recording provides a unique listening experience, capturing the intensity of Tool's live shows during this pivotal time as they were transitioning from underground success to mainstream recognition.

Tool Live 1996 at The Glass House - Full Concert (Remastered)

The Glass House
Pomona, CA, United States

• On October 16, 1996, Tool performed at The Glass House in Pomona, California, during a pivotal time in their career following the release of their sec... Read Full Description >

  On October 16, 1996, Tool performed at The Glass House in Pomona, California, during a pivotal time in their career following the release of their second studio album, *Ænima* (1996). This album marked a significant turning point for the band, showcasing a deeper lyrical complexity and a more experimental sound compared to their debut, *Undertow* (1993). The *Ænima* tour featured the band experimenting with their live performances, becoming known for their elaborate visual presentations and intricate compositions. Notably, the intense themes explored in *Ænima* reflected the band’s interest in psychology and spirituality, which resonated with fans and contributed to their growing reputation. This live recording captures the band's raw energy and the evolving artistry that would solidify their status in the progressive metal genre.

TOOL Live Performance of 'Stinkfist' and 'Forty Six & 2' from Pomona, CA

Pomona, CA, United States

• On October 16, 1996, Tool performed a live set in Pomona, California, showcasing material primarily from their album "Ænima," which had been released... Read Full Description >

  On October 16, 1996, Tool performed a live set in Pomona, California, showcasing material primarily from their album "Ænima," which had been released just weeks earlier on September 17, 1996. This period marked a pivotal moment in Tool's career as they transitioned from their earlier sound into a more complex and progressive style. The live recording features the tracks "Stinkfist" and "Forty Six & 2," both of which were integral to "Ænima" and highlighted the band’s evolving lyrics and intricate musicianship. Interestingly, "Ænima" delves into themes of personal growth, spirituality, and psychological exploration, reflecting the band’s artistic depth. The release of this album solidified Tool's presence in the alternative metal scene and helped foster a dedicated fan base, paving the way for their future success. This performance captures the raw energy and intensity that characterized their concerts during this transformative phase.

Tool Live in New Jersey - Full Concert (Remastered)

Asbury Park, NJ, United States

• In February 1997, Tool was on the brink of major success following the release of their critically acclaimed second album, "Ænima," which came out ju... Read Full Description >

  In February 1997, Tool was on the brink of major success following the release of their critically acclaimed second album, "Ænima," which came out just a few months earlier in October 1996. This live recording from Asbury Park captures the band during a pivotal moment in their career, showcasing their dynamic blend of progressive metal and art rock as they gained a dedicated following. The concert likely featured tracks from "Ænima," which dealt with themes of personal transformation and spiritual awakening. Interestingly, at this time, Tool was also beginning to experiment with elaborate visual elements in their performances, enhancing the overall concert experience. Their unique approach to music and live shows helped establish them as a distinctive force in the alternative metal scene, setting the stage for their future innovations in both sound and visual arts.

Tool Live in Lowell, MA - Full Concert (2002 Remastered)

Lowell, MA, United States

• In November 2001, when Tool performed live in Lowell, Massachusetts, they were on the heels of their critically acclaimed album, "Lateralus," which wa... Read Full Description >

  In November 2001, when Tool performed live in Lowell, Massachusetts, they were on the heels of their critically acclaimed album, "Lateralus," which was released in May 2001. This album marked a significant evolution in their sound, showcasing complex rhythms and deep lyrical themes, further cementing their status in the progressive metal genre. The Lowell concert took place during their extensive tour supporting "Lateralus," which was known for its impressive visual elements and elaborate stage setups. It's worth noting that this live recording captures not only the band's intense musicianship but also the fervent energy of a loyal fanbase, reflecting a band at the peak of their creative prowess. Tool's ability to intertwine philosophical concepts with heavy music concepts became a defining feature in their performances around this time, enhancing the overall experience of their concerts.

Tool Live New York 2002 Full Concert at Radio City Music Hall

Radio City Music Hall
New York, NY, United States

• In August 2002, Tool was enjoying significant acclaim following the release of their fourth studio album, "Lateralus" (2001), which had solidified the... Read Full Description >

  In August 2002, Tool was enjoying significant acclaim following the release of their fourth studio album, "Lateralus" (2001), which had solidified their position in the progressive metal genre. The live recording from Radio City Music Hall in New York showcases the band's dynamic performances and the complex musicality for which they are renowned. At this point in their career, Tool had already established a reputation for elaborate live shows and a deep conceptual approach to their music, combining elements of art, philosophy, and spirituality. Notably, “Lateralus” features the critically acclaimed track “Schism,” which won a Grammy Award, and reflects the band’s distinctive time signature changes and lyrical depth. The 2002 live concert also captures the band in the midst of their creative peak, highlighted by their unique blend of atmospheric visuals and powerful instrumentation, creating an unforgettable experience for fans.

TOOL Concert Performance of '10,000 Days'

• On December 10, 2006, Tool performed live, showcasing their complex musical style and dynamic stage presence. At this time, Tool had recently released... Read Full Description >

  On December 10, 2006, Tool performed live, showcasing their complex musical style and dynamic stage presence. At this time, Tool had recently released their album "10,000 Days" in May 2006, which marked their first studio album in over five years following "Lateralus" (2001). "10,000 Days" delves into themes of spirituality and personal experience, reflecting frontman Maynard James Keenan's life events, particularly the illness of his mother. This era of Tool's career was characterized by a blend of progressive rock and heavy metal, complemented by intricate visuals in their live performances. Notably, the live recording captures the band's high-energy execution of tracks from "10,000 Days," illustrating their deep connection with fans and the intensity of their music during this period. Tool's artistic evolution was evident, as they continued to push musical boundaries and maintain a reputation for enigmatic, thought-provoking performances.

Tool Live Paris 2007 Remastered - Full Concert at Rock en Seine Festival

Rock en Seine Festival
Paris, France

• On August 25, 2007, Tool delivered a powerful performance at the Rock en Seine Festival in Paris, showcasing their unique blend of progressive rock an... Read Full Description >

  On August 25, 2007, Tool delivered a powerful performance at the Rock en Seine Festival in Paris, showcasing their unique blend of progressive rock and metal. At this point in their career, Tool had just released their fourth studio album, "10,000 Days," in 2006, which followed their acclaimed effort "Lateralus" from 2001. The "10,000 Days" album further cemented their reputation for complex time signatures and thought-provoking lyrics, themes that resonated throughout their live performances. One interesting aspect of this era is Tool's distinct visual and multimedia stage presentations, which often include elaborate visuals and lighting that complement their music, making live concerts an immersive experience. The Paris show from 2007 exemplifies this, as it was part of a significant tour that showcased the band’s artistry while further building their devoted following.

TooL - Live Performance of '46 & 2' at Mohegan Sun Casino, CT

Mohegan Sun Casino
Uncasville, CT, United States

• In January 2012, when Tool performed live at the Mohegan Sun Casino, they were promoting their latest album, "10,000 Days," which was released in 2006... Read Full Description >

  In January 2012, when Tool performed live at the Mohegan Sun Casino, they were promoting their latest album, "10,000 Days," which was released in 2006. This concert fell within a period where Tool was beginning to work on new material for their subsequent album, "Fear Inoculum," which would be released in 2019. Interestingly, "46 and 2," a song performed during this live recording, is one of Tool's most notable tracks, reflecting the band's signature blend of progressive rock and complex lyrical themes that delve into psychology and self-discovery. The performance captured in this video highlights Tool's intense live presence and their ability to engage with the audience, a hallmark of their shows, as they remain one of the most innovative and respected bands in the progressive metal genre.

Tool Performance of 'Hooker With A Penis' - Live DVD Concert

• In January 2014, Tool was in the midst of a transitional period, having released their last studio album, "10,000 Days," in 2006. The live recording o... Read Full Description >

  In January 2014, Tool was in the midst of a transitional period, having released their last studio album, "10,000 Days," in 2006. The live recording of "Hooker With A Penis" showcases the band’s signature progressive metal sound and complex instrumental arrangements. This performance occurred during a time when fans were eagerly anticipating new material from the band, as they had not released any new studio work in nearly eight years. The live DVD captures the intensity of Tool’s performances, known for their elaborate visuals and powerful delivery, reinforcing their reputation as a leading force in the rock genre. Interestingly, the track "Hooker With A Penis," from the album "Ænima," reflects the band's penchant for addressing provocative themes, solidifying their artistic identity during this period of relative silence between studio albums.

Tool Live 2016 - Full Concert

• In January 2016, when the live concert recording was made, Tool was in a transitional phase, having released their last studio album, "10,000 Days," o... Read Full Description >

  In January 2016, when the live concert recording was made, Tool was in a transitional phase, having released their last studio album, "10,000 Days," over a decade earlier in 2006. During this time, the band had focused on touring and live performances while working on new material. The concert captures a period marked by anticipation for new music, as fans were eager for updates on a follow-up album, which would later materialize as "Fear Inoculum" in 2019. Tool is known for their elaborate live shows, characterized by a unique blend of visual elements and complex musical arrangements, making each performance an immersive experience. This concert in 2016 exemplifies their dedication to live artistry, despite the long gap between studio releases. Notably, Tool's music often explores intricate themes, and their fanbase is known for its passionate support and interpretations of the band's complex lyrical content.

Tool - The Grudge Live Performance from 2017 Concert DVD

• In 2017, when the live recording of "The Grudge" took place, Tool was actively touring and performing songs from their 2006 album, "10,000 Days." This... Read Full Description >

  In 2017, when the live recording of "The Grudge" took place, Tool was actively touring and performing songs from their 2006 album, "10,000 Days." This album showcased their signature blend of progressive metal, complex time signatures, and philosophical themes, solidifying their reputation as one of the leading bands in their genre. Notably, while the band released "10,000 Days," they faced a long hiatus before their subsequent album, "Fear Inoculum," which came out thirteen years later in 2019. The 2017 live DVD recording captures the intensity and intricate musicianship that Tool is known for, as well as their unique visual performances, which contribute to the overall experience of their concerts. Fans often discuss the band's reluctance to release live recordings officially, making this fan-created DVD a cherished piece for enthusiasts, representing a critical moment in Tool's live history.

Tool - The Pot Live Performance at Download Festival in Castle Donington

Download Festival
Castle Donington, UK

• During the live performance of "The Pot" at Download Festival on June 16, 2019, Tool was in a significant phase of their career, marking their return ... Read Full Description >

  During the live performance of "The Pot" at Download Festival on June 16, 2019, Tool was in a significant phase of their career, marking their return to touring after a lengthy hiatus. This performance came after the release of their fifth studio album, *Fear Inoculum*, which was launched on August 30, 2019. This album was particularly noteworthy as it was their first new material in 13 years, following *10,000 Days* (2006). The anticipation was palpable among fans, and the Download Festival performance served as a powerful moment of reestablishing their presence in the live music scene. In addition to their unique blend of progressive rock and metal, Tool is known for their elaborate visual and auditory experiences during performances, which were likely showcased in this live setting, enhancing the audience's experience as they re-engaged with the band’s complex compositions and lyrical themes.

Tool Live Performance of 'Parabol' and 'Parabola' at Kraków ARENA in 4K

ARENA
Kraków, Poland

• In June 2019, Tool was in a significant phase of their career, having just released their long-awaited fifth studio album, "Fear Inoculum," in August ... Read Full Description >

  In June 2019, Tool was in a significant phase of their career, having just released their long-awaited fifth studio album, "Fear Inoculum," in August 2019. This album marked their first new material in 13 years, following 2006's "10,000 Days." The live recording from November 6, 2019, at the ARENA in Kraków, Poland, showcases the band performing "Parabol" and "Parabola," reflecting their mastery of blending progressive rock with intricate musical structures and lyrical depth. The tour supporting "Fear Inoculum" was notable for its elaborate visuals and immersive sound design, reinforcing Tool's reputation for creating an intense live concert experience. Additionally, the album was well received, debuting at No. 1 on the Billboard 200, making it a pivotal moment not only in their career but in the rock genre as well.

Tool Live in Connecticut: Performance of 'Stinkfist' with 4K Audio

Connecticut, CT, United States

• On November 21, 2019, Tool performed in Connecticut during their Fear Inoculum Tour, which celebrated their fifth studio album, "Fear Inoculum," relea... Read Full Description >

  On November 21, 2019, Tool performed in Connecticut during their Fear Inoculum Tour, which celebrated their fifth studio album, "Fear Inoculum," released in August 2019. This album marked their first new material in 13 years, following 10,000 Days in 2006. "Fear Inoculum" was well-received, debuting at number one on the Billboard 200 chart, reflecting the band's continued relevance and dedicated fanbase. The concert featured the track "Stinkfist," a staple from their earlier album, "Undertow," released in 1993, highlighting the band's ability to blend classic hits with new material in their performances. An interesting fact about Tool is their immersive and consistent focus on visual and auditory experience during live shows, which was evident in this 2019 performance, as they are known for elaborate stage designs and complex audio-visual elements that enhance the overall concert experience.

Tool - Invincible Performance at Denver Ball Arena Concert

Ball Arena
Denver, CO, United States

• On January 27, 2022, Tool performed "Invincible" at the Ball Arena in Denver as part of their ongoing tour following the release of their fifth studio... Read Full Description >

  On January 27, 2022, Tool performed "Invincible" at the Ball Arena in Denver as part of their ongoing tour following the release of their fifth studio album, "Fear Inoculum," which came out in August 2019. This marked a period of significant acclaim for the band, as "Fear Inoculum" debuted at number one on the Billboard 200 chart, showcasing Tool's enduring popularity and their appealing complexity in progressive metal. The live performance of "Invincible" serves to highlight the band's elaborate soundscapes and the engagement of their devoted fanbase. Notably, this concert took place during their first full tour in over a decade, following a hiatus that saw them focus on personal projects, indicating both a return to form and a celebration of their new material. The performance was also captured from a front-row perspective, suggesting an intimate connection with the audience, an essential element of Tool's live shows.

TOOL 'Pushit' Live Performance in New Jersey with High-Quality Audio

NJ, New Jersey, United States

• On February 26, 2022, Tool was performing live in New Jersey, showcasing their dynamic sound and complex compositions. This performance came after the... Read Full Description >

  On February 26, 2022, Tool was performing live in New Jersey, showcasing their dynamic sound and complex compositions. This performance came after the release of their fifth studio album, "Fear Inoculum," which dropped in August 2019. The album marked Tool's first release in 13 years, highlighting their evolution while retaining their signature style. This live recording of "Pushit," a fan favorite from their 1996 album "Ænima," underlines the band's enduring appeal and the continued relevance of their earlier work within their setlist. Notably, Tool is known for their elaborate live shows, which often feature intricate visuals and a blend of musical genres, making their concerts a unique experience. The New Jersey performance, enhanced by high-quality audio from a condenser mic, demonstrates their commitment to delivering an exceptional auditory experience to fans.

TOOL - Fear Inoculum Live Performance from Cleveland with Quality Audio

Cleveland, OH, United States

• On March 20, 2022, Tool was touring in support of their album "Fear Inoculum," which was released in August 2019. This marked their first studio album... Read Full Description >

  On March 20, 2022, Tool was touring in support of their album "Fear Inoculum," which was released in August 2019. This marked their first studio album in 13 years since "10,000 Days" in 2006. During this period, the band was noted for its elaborate live performances and complex musical compositions, demonstrating their evolution as artists while maintaining a dedicated fan base. "Fear Inoculum" received positive critical acclaim and showcased their progressive metal style, characterized by intricate rhythms and thought-provoking lyrics. Notably, the band is known for their immersive concert experiences, often featuring stunning visual artistry and a deep connection between the music and the audience. The Cleveland concert in 2022 reflects an important phase in Tool's career, as they continued to solidify their legacy in the rock genre with a strong live presence.

Tool Performs 'Invincible' Live at Maverik Center, Salt Lake City

Maverik Center
Salt Lake City, Utah, United States

• On May 1, 2022, Tool performed live at the Maverik Center in Salt Lake City, showcasing their unique style and complex compositions. By this time, the... Read Full Description >

  On May 1, 2022, Tool performed live at the Maverik Center in Salt Lake City, showcasing their unique style and complex compositions. By this time, the band had released their critically acclaimed album "Fear Inoculum" in August 2019, which marked their first album in 13 years. This lengthy hiatus added to the anticipation of their live shows, as fans were eager to hear new material alongside their classic tracks. During the performance, they included songs from "Fear Inoculum," further highlighting the evolution of their sound and the band's ability to maintain a dedicated following. Tool is known for their intricate live performances, blending visual art with their music, a signature element that complements their progressive rock style. This concert also exemplified the band's intention to explore themes of personal and collective experience, a hallmark of their discography.

Tool - 7empest Live Performance at Ziggo Dome, Amsterdam

Amsterdam

• On May 19, 2022, Tool performed at the Ziggo Dome in Amsterdam, delivering a powerful live rendition of "7empest." This performance came during a sign... Read Full Description >

  On May 19, 2022, Tool performed at the Ziggo Dome in Amsterdam, delivering a powerful live rendition of "7empest." This performance came during a significant period in the band's career, notably following the release of their fifth studio album, "Fear Inoculum," which debuted in August 2019. This album marked Tool's first new material in 13 years and showcased their continued evolution as a band known for complex compositions and intricate lyrical themes. Interestingly, "7empest" is a standout track from "Fear Inoculum," celebrated for its dynamic shifts and anthemic climax. The band's commitment to artistic integrity is evident in their live shows, which consistently feature elaborate visuals and a unique connection with their audience, reinforcing their reputation as one of the leading progressive metal bands of their time.

TOOL Performs 'Invincible' Live at Blue FCU Arena - North American Fall Tour 2023

Blue FCU Arena
Loveland, CO, USA

• On October 3, 2023, Tool performed at the Blue FCU Arena in Loveland, Colorado, as part of their North American Fall Tour. This concert came shortly a... Read Full Description >

  On October 3, 2023, Tool performed at the Blue FCU Arena in Loveland, Colorado, as part of their North American Fall Tour. This concert came shortly after the release of their fifth studio album, "Fear Inoculum," which debuted in 2019. "Fear Inoculum" marked Tool's first album in 13 years, reflecting their evolution and maturity as musicians. The live performance of "Invincible," the only song allowed to be recorded during this show, showcases the band's dynamic presence and intricate musicality. Notably, Tool is known for their elaborate live shows that often incorporate visual artistry and a deep connection with their audience, making this performance significant for fans. The band's commitment to pushing artistic boundaries and creating immersive experiences is evident in both their studio work and live performances like the one captured in this recording.

Tool Live Full Concert at Power Trip Festival Featuring Jambi and More

Power Trip Festival
Indio, CA, United States

• On October 7, 2023, Tool performed at the Power Trip Festival in Indio, California, showcasing their unique blend of progressive metal. At this point ... Read Full Description >

  On October 7, 2023, Tool performed at the Power Trip Festival in Indio, California, showcasing their unique blend of progressive metal. At this point in their career, Tool was promoting their most recent album, "Fear Inoculum," which was released in August 2019. This album marked their first studio release in 13 years and was noted for its complex compositions and intricate musical arrangements, consistent with the band's established reputation. During this period, Tool was also celebrated for their immersive live performances, which are characterized by stunning visual elements that complement their music. The Power Trip Festival performance was particularly significant as it featured Tool alongside some of the most influential bands in rock and metal, reinforcing Tool's status as a leading force in the genre. Notably, their ability to engage audiences with both music and visuals has made them a standout act in live music settings.

LIVE Performance of '46 and 2' by TOOL at Madison Square Garden, New York

Madison Square Garden
New York, NY, United States

• In the live recording of Tool performing "46 and 2" at Madison Square Garden on January 13, 2024, the band was celebrating a significant milestone, co... Read Full Description >

  In the live recording of Tool performing "46 and 2" at Madison Square Garden on January 13, 2024, the band was celebrating a significant milestone, coinciding with guitarist Adam Jones's birthday. At this point in their career, Tool had recently released their fifth studio album, "Fear Inoculum," in August 2019, which marked their first album in over a decade. The album was highly anticipated and showcased Tool's progressive metal style while introducing more ambient elements and complex musical structures. The performance of "46 and 2," a fan favorite originally from their 1996 album "Ænima," highlights the band’s enduring popularity and their ability to engage audiences in live settings. Additionally, Tool is known for their elaborate visual displays during performances, which adds a unique dimension to their live shows, making each concert a memorable event.

Tool Live at State Farm Arena - Full Concert featuring Fear Inoculum

State Farm Arena
Atlanta, GA, United States

• As of January 24, 2024, when Tool performed live at State Farm Arena in Atlanta, they were promoting their most recent studio album, *Fear Inoculum*, ... Read Full Description >

  As of January 24, 2024, when Tool performed live at State Farm Arena in Atlanta, they were promoting their most recent studio album, *Fear Inoculum*, released in August 2019. This album marked the band’s first new material in 13 years, following *10,000 Days* from 2006, and it was highly anticipated by fans. Tool's innovative sound continues to push the boundaries of progressive metal, with complex rhythms and philosophical lyrics. The live setlist from the Atlanta show included several tracks from *Fear Inoculum*, such as the title track itself, showcasing their signature blend of heavy instrumentation and intricate arrangements. Notably, the concert featured "Chocolate Chip Trip," a piece known for its extended drum solo by drummer Danny Carey, highlighting his virtuosic talent live. Tool's performances are also recognized for their elaborate visual elements, enhancing the experience for the audience.

TOOL Performs 'Schism' at Hard Rock Night, Hollywood Concert

Hard Rock Night
Hollywood, FL, United States

• As of the recording date of January 31, 2024, Tool had recently released their long-awaited fifth studio album, "Fear Inoculum," in August 2019. This ... Read Full Description >

  As of the recording date of January 31, 2024, Tool had recently released their long-awaited fifth studio album, "Fear Inoculum," in August 2019. This marked the band's first album in 13 years, following their 2006 album, "10,000 Days." The live performance captured in the video showcases their rich and complex progressive rock sound, characteristic of their artistry. Tool is known for their elaborate stage shows and deep thematic content, often exploring philosophical and psychological themes. In this particular concert, they performed "Schism," a track from their 2001 album "Lateralus," which is one of their most acclaimed songs, noted for its intricate time signatures and lyrical depth. The live recording during the Hard Rock Night event indicates Tool's ongoing legacy and popularity as they continue to tour extensively, highlighting their resilience and continued relevance in the modern rock scene.

TOOL - Schism Live Performance at Ball Arena, Denver

Ball Arena
Denver, CO, USA

• On February 5, 2024, Tool performed live at Ball Arena in Denver, Colorado, as part of their Winter Tour 2024. Prior to this recording, Tool's most re... Read Full Description >

  On February 5, 2024, Tool performed live at Ball Arena in Denver, Colorado, as part of their Winter Tour 2024. Prior to this recording, Tool's most recent studio album was "Fear Inoculum," released in 2019, marking their first album in 13 years since "10,000 Days." The band has a reputation for their complex compositions and thought-provoking lyrics, which have garnered a loyal fanbase. Tool's live performances are known for their immersive visual and auditory experiences, often featuring elaborate lighting and video displays. Notably, "Schism," the featured song in the live recording, won the Grammy Award for Best Metal Performance in 2002 and is renowned for its intricate time signatures and deep thematic content. This live performance likely showcased Tool’s continued evolution as a band while drawing from their extensive catalog and maintaining their distinctive style.

Tool Full Concert: Live at Ball Arena, Denver - Featuring Jambi and More

Ball Arena
Denver, CO, USA

• As of February 5, 2024, when the live recording at Ball Arena took place, Tool was actively promoting their latest album, "Fear Inoculum," which was r... Read Full Description >

  As of February 5, 2024, when the live recording at Ball Arena took place, Tool was actively promoting their latest album, "Fear Inoculum," which was released in August 2019. This marks their first studio album in 13 years, following "10,000 Days" in 2006. The band's return was highly anticipated, generating significant excitement among fans and critics alike. Known for their intricate musicianship and thought-provoking lyrics, Tool's performances often feature elaborate visual themes and complex arrangements. The setlist for this concert included several songs from "Fear Inoculum," along with tracks from earlier albums like "Lateralus" and "Aenima," showcasing their extensive catalog. Notably, the band has a reputation for pushing creative boundaries, both in their music and live shows, creating an immersive experience that captivates audiences, further illustrating their influential status in progressive metal.

AEnema by Tool featuring Les Claypool - Live at Hollywood Bowl

Hollywood Bowl
Hollywood, CA, United States

• On April 20, 2024, Tool performed live at the Hollywood Bowl, featuring the song "AEnema" from their second studio album, *Ænima*, released in 1996. ... Read Full Description >

  On April 20, 2024, Tool performed live at the Hollywood Bowl, featuring the song "AEnema" from their second studio album, *Ænima*, released in 1996. This performance coincided with the 60th birthday of the band's frontman, Maynard James Keenan, adding a celebratory element to the event. By this time, Tool had established themselves as a prominent force in progressive metal, known for their complex compositions and thought-provoking lyrics. Notably, the presence of Les Claypool, frontman of Primus, for this specific rendition adds a unique twist, given Claypool’s innovative bass techniques that complement Tool's distinct sound. The band's live performances are renowned for their intricate visual presentations, which were likely on display at this historic venue, further enhancing the overall experience for the audience.

Tool - Pneuma Live at Tauron Arena, Cracow, Poland

Tauron Arena
Cracow, Poland

• As of the live recording on November 6, 2024, at the Tauron Arena in Cracow, Poland, Tool was in the throes of promoting their fifth studio album, "Fe... Read Full Description >

  As of the live recording on November 6, 2024, at the Tauron Arena in Cracow, Poland, Tool was in the throes of promoting their fifth studio album, "Fear Inoculum," released in August 2019. This album marked a significant return for the band, following a 13-year hiatus since their previous release, "10,000 Days" (2006). "Fear Inoculum" showcased Tool's signature progressive metal sound, characterized by complex rhythms and intricate compositions, and it debuted at number one on the Billboard 200. The band continued to evolve their sound, and during this live performance, they were likely supporting not just "Fear Inoculum" but also featuring tracks that highlight their commitment to elaborate live experiences, known for impressive visuals and deep thematic elements. Tool's dedication to artistry is evident in their meticulous live presentations, ensuring each show resonates with their unique musical narrative and engages fans in profound ways.

A Perfect Circle - Live Performance of 'Judith' on Conan

• Tool was in a dynamic phase of their career around the time of their live recording. Before this period, the band released "Lateralus" in 2001, which ... Read Full Description >

  Tool was in a dynamic phase of their career around the time of their live recording. Before this period, the band released "Lateralus" in 2001, which further established their reputation for complex compositions and deep thematic content. Following that, they recorded "10,000 Days," released in 2006, which continued to showcase their distinctive sound characterized by intricate rhythms and thought-provoking lyrics. During the years surrounding their live performances, Tool solidified their status as a leading force in the progressive metal genre, known for their elaborate live shows and visual artistry. An interesting fact about Tool is their commitment to unique album art and multimedia experiences, often collaborating with visual artists to create immersive environments during performances, enhancing the overall perception of their music. Their engagements in the live music scene reflect not only their musical evolution but also their strong connection with their audience, contributi

Revolutionary Gadget Review: The Coolest Tool You Can’t Live Without

• Tool's career has been marked by significant evolution and critical acclaim, particularly surrounding their live performances. Before their notable li... Read Full Description >

  Tool's career has been marked by significant evolution and critical acclaim, particularly surrounding their live performances. Before their notable live recordings, they released the album "Lateralus" in 2001, which marked a significant high point in their career, showcasing their complex arrangements and philosophical themes. Following this, "10,000 Days" was released in 2006, further solidifying their reputation in the progressive metal genre. Their live performances, characterized by intricate instrumentation and immersive visuals, have often been described as transformative experiences for audiences. The period surrounding "Lateralus" and "10,000 Days" was crucial for Tool as they garnered a dedicated fan base and critical esteem, with many live recordings capturing the band's experimental sound and engaging stage presence. This blend of technical prowess and artful presentation has cemented Tool's legacy in the music industry.

Tool - 'The Pot' Live Performance at Louder Than Life Festival

Louder Than Life Festival

• In the performance of “The Pot” at the Louder Than Life Festival, Tool showcased their work from the album *10,000 Days*, which was released in 20... Read Full Description >

  In the performance of “The Pot” at the Louder Than Life Festival, Tool showcased their work from the album *10,000 Days*, which was released in 2006, prior to the festival appearance in 2022. This live recording captures Tool during a significant period in their career as they returned to the stage after a lengthy hiatus, with their sixth studio album, *Fear Inoculum*, released in 2019 marking their first new music in 13 years. Known for their elaborate and immersive live shows, Tool's performance reflects their commitment to high artistic standards, combining complex musical structures with visual artistry. This festival set not only features their intricate sound but also reaffirms Tool's celebrated status in the progressive metal genre, demonstrating both their evolving artistry and a strong fan connection during a notable festival appearance.

A Perfect Circle - Live Performance of 'The Outsider'

• Tool, known for their complex compositions and deep lyrical themes, had a distinct trajectory in their career as they navigated the late 1990s into th... Read Full Description >

  Tool, known for their complex compositions and deep lyrical themes, had a distinct trajectory in their career as they navigated the late 1990s into the early 2000s. Prior to the live performance presented in the YouTube video, Tool released their critically acclaimed album "Lateralus" in 2001, which showcased their evolution in sound and established them as a leading force in progressive metal. This album featured intricate time signatures and philosophical lyrics, solidifying their unique artistic identity. Interestingly, the video in question features A Perfect Circle, a side project of Tool's vocalist Maynard James Keenan, which further highlights Keenan's multifaceted approach to music. The collaboration between these two projects indicates a rich, interconnected creative period for Keenan around the early 2000s, as both bands explored similar themes while maintaining distinct musical styles.

Tool - Pushit Live Performance from Salival

• The live recording of "Pushit" featured in the video is part of Tool's "Salival," a compilation released in 2000, which includes live performances, B-... Read Full Description >

  The live recording of "Pushit" featured in the video is part of Tool's "Salival," a compilation released in 2000, which includes live performances, B-sides, and a short film. Prior to this, Tool had released their critically acclaimed album "Lateralus" in 2001, solidifying their position as one of the leading progressive metal bands. The recording showcases the band's intricate musicianship and dynamic stage presence, attributes that have garnered them a dedicated following. Notably, "Pushit" (originally from the album "Ænima") underwent various arrangements in live settings, with added improvisation that exemplifies Tool's experimental essence. Additionally, "Salival" marked a unique phase in Tool's career, as it demonstrated their willingness to expand their sonic landscape while still maintaining the complexity and depth that fans had come to appreciate.

Vocal Coach Reaction to Tool's Live Performance of 'Sober'

• Before the live recording of "Sober," Tool had released their critically acclaimed album "Undertow" in April 1993. This sophomore effort marked a sign... Read Full Description >

  Before the live recording of "Sober," Tool had released their critically acclaimed album "Undertow" in April 1993. This sophomore effort marked a significant point in their career, propelling them into the mainstream rock scene. "Sober," one of the standout tracks from "Undertow," showcases the band's unique blend of heavy metal and progressive rock, paired with Maynard James Keenan's dynamic vocal delivery. During this period, Tool was gaining a reputation for their elaborate live shows, characterized by intense visuals and powerful performances. Interestingly, "Sober" was notable not only for its haunting lyrics addressing addiction but also for its accompanying music video, which received heavy rotation on MTV. This was a pivotal time for Tool, as they began to establish their distinctive identity that would continue to evolve in their later works. Their live performances, such as the one captured in the reaction video, reflect the band's passionate engagement with their audience an

Live Studio Session of TOOL Performing 'Forty Six & 2'

• The live recording of "Forty Six & 2" showcases Tool's powerful and complex musical style, which was well-established prior to this performance. The b... Read Full Description >

  The live recording of "Forty Six & 2" showcases Tool's powerful and complex musical style, which was well-established prior to this performance. The band had released their third studio album, "Lateralus," in 2001, featuring intricate arrangements and philosophical lyrics, a hallmark of their work. "Forty Six & 2," a track from their earlier album "Ænima" (1996), exemplifies Tool's commitment to exploring deep themes through their music. By the time of this live session, Tool was deeply entrenched in their distinctive sound that merges progressive rock, metal, and art rock. Interesting to note, the band is known for their elaborate live performances that not only focus on the music but also incorporate impressive visual art, often aligning with their thematic explorations of psychology and personal growth. The raw energy of this performance captures both the band's artistic evolution and their dedication to live instrumentation.

Danny Carey Performs 'Pneuma' Live in Concert - Tool

Boston, MA, United States

• In the live recording of "Pneuma," performed by drummer Danny Carey in Boston, Tool was promoting their album "Fear Inoculum," which was released in A... Read Full Description >

  In the live recording of "Pneuma," performed by drummer Danny Carey in Boston, Tool was promoting their album "Fear Inoculum," which was released in August 2019. This album marked the band’s first studio release in 13 years, following "10,000 Days" in 2006. The period leading up to "Fear Inoculum" saw a significant evolution in Tool's sound and approach, characterized by complex rhythms, progressive structures, and deep philosophical themes. Moreover, "Pneuma," the track featured in this performance, explores concepts of spirituality and consciousness, hallmark themes in Tool's work. The live show also highlights the band's impressive musicianship, with Carey’s intricate drumming being a standout element. The meticulous production involving engineer Alan "Nobby" Hopkinson and audio mix by Liam Halpin further enhances the live experience, showcasing Tool's dedication to delivering high-quality performances.