Live Update (3:31 PM PST): Switchfoot are in the studio!Watch them now! Switchfoot tells us that one of the songs Chad Butler is drumming to is a song called "Anymore."
MLive.com posted a review of the show that Switchfoot played last Saturday in Muskegon, Michigan.
And for the small group of fans out there, Jon Foreman, lead vocalist, really touched home with his audience. He frequently jumped on the gate, grabbed their wrists and sung directly to the ones that came to see them. I was happy that with all the people who weren't paying attention, he was still giving the performance his all. And not just him, the entire band gave its all. And even though it might have been too mellow for me, those qualities make a great performance for the fans.
Read the rest of the review here.
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Speaking of that show, over the weekend, some of us were able to watch the entire thing via Switchfoot's brand new webcam, with audio! Granted, the noise was just too much, and most of the show, audio was hardly discernable, but it was pretty sweet watching a Switchfoot show -- as it was happening!
Our team of writers on the Switchfoot Webcam Blog have all the info for those who missed out.
We have the Setlist thanks to SFROCKS!
SET:
M2L Intro/ Oh! Gravity
Stars
This is your life
Ammunition
Crazy In Love/Gone
Dare You To Move
This is Home
Dirty Second Hands
We Are One/ Shadow
American Dream
On Fire
Awakening
Encore: Meant To Live
amylynnequist posted highlights from the show, as well as some screen caps for you all to enjoy. Here's a recording of the show, from the midway point of "Dirty Second Hands" to the beginning of "We Are One Tonight"
Enjoy!
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For some Charts that I missed over the weekend.
"This Is Home"
Christian Rock: 25 (Debut) [Thanks Chris for pointing that out)
Air1: 3 (-2 from last week)
Ok that's it for today. Peace out friends!
5 comments:
that article said this
I realized during "Awakening" that the backup vocals had a backing track. That always makes me wonder what else of their music is pre-recorded and not being mixed live by the performers on stage.
whats up with that?
that is bizzare... I thought in Awakening, the whole time, it was Tim and Romey singing the back-up vocals? unless they changed something...
that is bizzare... I thought in Awakening, the whole time, it was Tim and Romey singing the back-up vocals? unless they changed something...
we need to investigate this...i didn't even think that SF used backing tracks.
^well, they do on some things... like, they used backing vocals when they used to play Awakening as the first song of sets. maybe that showed up again?
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