Think about Dragons will host a world livestream screening of their live performance movie Think about Dragons: Reside From The Hollywood Bowl (with the LA Movie Orchestra). The occasion is about for November 18 and tickets can be found now.
In October 2024, Think about Dragons wrapped up the North American leg of their LOOM World Tour with a 4 night time record-breaking residency on the iconic Hollywood Bowl. The ultimate efficiency on October 27 was an almost two-hour live performance wherein the band reimagined hits like “Radioactive,” “Demons,” and “Believer” with over 50 musicians. As seen within the movie’s official trailer, the night time ended with a spectacular fireworks show.
Earlier this 12 months, Think about Dragons: Reside From The Hollywood Bowl screened at cinemas worldwide.
“That night at the Hollywood Bowl with the LA Film Orchestra was one we’ll never forget,” Think about Dragons mentioned in an announcement. “We’re excited to finally be able to share the concert with so many people who weren’t able to join us in person or at theaters.”
Think about Dragons spoke to Billboard in regards to the live performance’s orchestral preparations, which have been a collaboration with composer Inon Zur. “We saw these Hollywood Bowl shows coming down the pipeline while we were on tour,” guitarist Wayne Sermon remembers. “We just felt like something needed to happen there. We’d sold out four shows, which was kind of crazy to us, and it seemed to be special, so we thought, ‘Why don’t we do something with an orchestra, a one-night-only thing.’”
Quickly, your entire 22-song setlist had distinctive orchestrations. “We’d keep getting emails from (Zur), ‘OK, send me another one,’ and the next day we’d have an arrangement and ‘Send me another one,’” Sermon says. “This kept happening until he’d arranged every single moment of the show. From start to finish it was a complete collaboration, which I think is pretty rare in a show like that.”
June 2024’s Loom is Think about Dragon’s sixth album. The file was the band’s first launch as a trio following the departure of drummer Daniel Platzman. Loom options the hit single “Eyes Closed.” A second model of the tune featured J Balvin. Earlier this 12 months, the band’s video for his or her 2017 tune “Whatever It Takes” joined the YouTube Billions Membership. In addition they launched a multi-format reissue and merch line across the tenth anniversary of their chart-topping sophomore album Smoke + Mirrors.
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