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it's already uploaded to YouTube: https://youtu.be/urzQw9UBdJo

it's extra immersive. It feels like standing in the first row right in front of the confetti machine

Especially when the confetti is firing 😄 Someone seems to have put a microphone right next to it. And during Bleed It Out, it sounds like they were trying to reduce the volume, but accidentally made the music quieter instead of the confetti-mic.

Good news: YouTube did not restrict the video is most countries. (HD quality still processing)

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I‘m on it. Hope YouTube doesn’t block it. i recorded the official twitch stream in HD.

I just checked Linkinpedia and you're right. It's even in the same city and kinda the same venue. (not sure where exactly on the racetrack the main stage is located) But most years start in the US anyway. 😄

This. he even confirmed this in an interview. Also: if they did something for Chester at every single show, how sincere would that feel? They play over 60 shows this tour. I think talking about Chester every time would just feel like a point from a todo list at some point. I think it’s better if they just do or say something in the right moment. Like when they notice a beautiful drawing of Chester on a poster or something like that. In Berlin for example, the camera showed a lot of posters people brought and when a picture of Chester was shown, the stadium erupted in cheers. It wasn’t planned and they didn’t even need words, but it created a beautiful moment.

I was at home. The stream started at midnight. I was shaking and started jumping around all the time. I still get chills when I hear the "It's good to see you again" part. I immediately loved TEM and after SIB, I was sure: we need Em. 💜 Only when I heard the first notes of Lost, I was a bit worried: this song means so much to me that I was sure she will not meet my standards for that song. Even though I really wanted to like her. Well, a few seconds later, she proved me wrong by singing this incredible piano version. 🥹 I started crying after like two lines. During the stream, people noticed that the tour dates were already online. I saw Hamburg, couldn't believe my eyes, made a screenshot and sent it to friends and family saying I will be there. No matter if they join me or not. (which they didn't) The next day at work was not very productive though... 😂 I operated on maybe 4h of sleep because there was no way I was able to sleep after that stream.

maybe they recorded it during one of the rehearsals. On one of the days the audio quality was set up exceptionally well. But I still think at least most of it was live. The technicians working for Joe, Mike and Colin were sitting on the moving parts of the stage while it was rolled onto the pitch. (I have footage of that on matchday that I can share if you are interested) I don’t really see a reason why they would do that if they were not making sure, everything is set up correctly to actually play. Also, it’s possible that they changed the audio afterwards like they did at the League of Legends finals. The livestream had a wrong guitar note that they removed later.

Yes. Unless the local laws require the prices to be published beforehand, we will not see them before the LPU Legacy Presale starts.

Your visa is your responsibility, just like the travel to the show. But you can usually sell your tickets in the official resale in case you can’t make it to the show. Technically, you must be a member when the tour was announced, but they don’t enforce the rule. Some people even joined after the presale for 2025 started and still were able to use their code. It’s probably just there so that they don’t get in trouble if they didn’t generate the presale code in time. If you join now, you will most likely have access to the presale.

From the article: "and live guitarist Alex Federer" Is he playing tennis now? 😂 Anyway. It's impressive that they sell out a whole festival just by announcing LP as headliner. 😄 Hope the Indian fans get more shows than that. They've proven that there is a lot of demand.

For us fans, that would have been amazing. But we have to remember that this was done for a very broad audience that might not like heavy music as much. People who don’t like metal would probably be annoyed by a 16-second scream.

at least during the rehearsals, the drums were live. I could clearly hear that sound coming not only from the speakers, but from the pitch as well. Hard to tell, if the rest was live, too.