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Living Colour (formed in 1984) is an American funk, rock, jazz and heavy metal band hailing from New York City, U.S.

Formed by English-born guitarist Vernon Reid, Living Colour grew out of the Black Rock Coalition, a non-profit co-founded by Reid, for black musicians wanting to play rock and roll. Living Colour’s early musical excursions were an experimental mix of instrumental tangents, jazz jams, funk fusions and punk rock attacks, in contrast to their later major label releases.

Living Colour’s line-up became a fixture in 1986 consisting of Vernon Reid, vocalist Corey Glover, Muzz Skillings on bass, and Berklee College of Music graduate Will Calhoun on drums. Performing regularly and honing their skills the band released their debut album “Vivid” on May 3, 1988, which became popular after MTV began playing the video for the song “Cult of Personality. The album charted well at No. 6 on the Billboard 200 and led to performances on Saturday Night Live, a Grammy Award and a support slot on The Rolling Stones’ Steel Wheels/Urban Jungle Tour.

With their second album “Time’s Up” failing to live up to the first the band played a show at Lollapalooza in 1991 and released an EP of outtake entitled “Biscuits” to raise their profile. After which Skillings left the group to be replaced by Doug Wimbish, whom with the help of released the ambitious “Stain”, which reached No. 26 in the U.S. charts.

With such a plethora of musical influences the band couldn’t agree on a single musical direction and disbanded in 1995. They returned five year later in 2000 and played a live show using Calhoun’s and Wimbish’s drum and bass project Head>>Fake in which Reid and Glover made appearances. Despite critical acclaim their Living Colour’s fourth studio album failed to chart, and Sony released a extensive career spanning best-of compilation titled “Everything Is Possible: The Very Best of Living Colour”.

In 2006 Living Colour including Skillings for the first time in 14 years played a party Jack DeJohnette threw for his wife, and followed the show with a week-long European tour. The band’s fifth full-length album “The Chair in the Doorway” was released in 2009 landing an No. 159 on the Billboard 200 and was followed by a worldwide tour.

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LIVING COLOUR - my mind has again been blown by these guys, which is not that easy to do these days. I've seen 100's of live shows at this point (it was one of the driving reasons for me to move to London back in 2003), and I've been lucky enough to see Living Colour roughly 10 times. I thought I had seen everything they had to offer. Don't get me wrong, I absolutely love what they are serving and I will eat it up all day long, but Sunday Oct 1st at ULU in London? Holy smokes, this show was different. It was a step above every other LC show that I've attended, and I didn't think this was possible as the bar was already through the roof. There is so much to love about this quartet of freakishly talented musicians, each one is very much at top of their field (no blowing smoke here!). Not only that but these guys are the definition of synergy - they come together and make each other better, stronger, even more mind blowing. How the hell are they still so damn humble?? And why aren't they playing venues 10, 15, or 20 times the size of ULU? (No disrespect ULU, I love you really). I loved how each member got a solo moment to highlight their individual other-world talent, Doug Wimbish entrancing us by laying down a bass groove loop and then layering a very Wimbish melody on top; Will Calhoun even stepped out from behind his drum kit to take centre stage with some electric square bongo type device (someone please help me identify it before I embarrass myself further). The new material from just-released ”Shade" sounded fantastic (Who Shot Ya, Who’s That, Come On) and was very well received by all in attendance. Folks had really done their homework as lyrics to the new tracks were being belted out with much passion…

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Marking the 25th anniversary of 'Vivid,' the four rockers from New York City headed to Glasgow's Garage with their signature melange of grunge, funk and metal. With a set running from "The Cult of Personality" through to "Which Way to America?" this was a show primarily for die-hard fans.

The first thing that struck many of the crowd was Corey's unusually demure attire. Where were thoe trademark spandex shorts? However, from the very first track it was clear that Corey had lost none of his charm and humour, joking and singing with the crowd, to which he received nothing but love and rapturous applause. Although he may have been the star of the show, Vernon's enthralling guitar solos in 'The Cult' commanded our attention and definitely stole some of Corey's limelight. All of the favourites were performed, but the soulful rendition of "Amazing Grace" provided a calm interlude and moved me to tears. The band yielded to let Corey's stripped-back, heartfelt vocals rip through the air. This was by no means a perfect performance - the encore track "Love Rears its Ugly Head" was somewhat anti-climactic after such a high-pace set, but nonetheless it rounded the night off with a well-received sensual groove. It was also fairly unfortunate that the venue acoustics didn't allow for much discernible musical detail, but their mastery of performance and cohesion as a group demonstrated that Living Colour can still deliver the magic.

This show was UNBELIEVABLE! Living Colour still rocks as hard as they ever have. Great setting, great opening acts (Derek Day was very entertaining and better than I expected while The Veldt had tremendous energy and a tremendous sound) and the headliners' energy and volume were incredible. They were better last night than they were when I saw them 25 years ago! If they're in your area, check them out. You won't be disappointed.

It was great! Typical Living Colour, playing as loud and hard as humanly possible. They gave the people what they wanted, the old stuff. Most of the crowd has aged with the band, and it was kool. Keep on rockin' LC!

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Excellent show with lots of energy. Good to hear these awesome songs again, too bad the set wasn't any longer. The broke up the set a couple of times with solo play which was nice, but I would have been happier if they had played a couple more songs like Pride or Postman. Would definately go and see them again though when given the opportunity. Corey's voice and Vernon's guitar play are untouched by time!

I loved the show. It was Living Colour like I Love them. High Energy very good singing, strong guitar solo combined with a heavy bass. There was only one Song I missed and that is which way to america, but the only

Reason for that is, that it is my personal favorite. I couldn't Have a better Evening with Living Colour and alter Bridge. Loved it loved it loved it.

Un show de esos que no te puedes quejar de nada, tuvo temas históricos, del nuevo álbum. Los puntos altos, sin duda, las variantes que introducen en la composición original y los solos de cada integrante. Demasiados valiosos Living Colour, música por lejos, eterna.

Band was awesome!

Vocals were even better!!

Sound was absolutely terrible!!!

Sound engineers should be ashamed of themselves.

No separation of sound. One big jumble of muddy noise.

Waste of amazing performance.

Great show loved it hope to see them again sometime soon. Weather was great they were great. Can't believe that I finally got to see them and for five bucks can't go wrong.

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Live Review: Living Colour @ Tally Ho Theater — 7/28/23

Every album that is ever released will eventually have a 30th and 35th anniversary. Few bands stick around with their original, or close to original lineups to celebrate those anniversaries. Living Colour is one of those unique bands: Their debut, Vivid, was released 35 years ago. And their third album (and first with current bassist, Doug Wimbish) came out 30 years ago.

Living Colour played an amazing, if somewhat short, set at Tally Ho Theater in Leesburg, Virginia, recently. The band is currently on tour celebrating Vivid and Stain’s milestones.

At Tally Ho on July 28, the show started with The Alan Scott Band. The last time I saw Living Colour was in 2017 at the Tally Ho with Alan Scott opening. I even went with the same friends! Alan is probably the happiest opener I have ever seen. He’s a blast to watch!

Just before Living Colour hit the stage, WTFF played over the house speaker announcing the bands’ arrival. The band is the same lineup that it’s been since Stain was released in 1992: Corey Glover on vocals, Vernon Reid on guitar, Will Calhoun on drums, and Doug Wimbish on bass. The band came out on stage ready to play. This was the third show on their tour and the second of three shows in the DC area. Living Colour’s set opened with “Leave It Alone” from Stain.

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One of the great things about seeing Living Colour live is the banter between songs. Corey was the only band member to come out wearing a jacket and noted a few times how hot it was. After several calls of “Take It Off!,” Corey informed us all that under no circumstances would he be removing the aforementioned jacket. And even though he was apparently overheating, Corey was full of energy. He danced, did a bit of headbanging, and hopped off stage in front of the barriers and paced in front of the crowd. He even picked up a small table that was set up for drinks that had been knocked over.

The set focused mainly on the first three albums and their Biscuits EP. In fact, the only song that wasn’t from those albums was “Decadance” from The Chair In The Doorway, released in 2009.

The band played their most popular songs, including “Ausländer,” “Leave It Alone,” “Love Rears Its Ugly Head,” and “Cult Of Personality.” When they got midway through “Solace Of You,” Will Calhoun burst into a mini drum solo, which appeared to take the rest of the band by surprise. 

Next up was Bad Brains’ “Sailin’ On” from the Biscuits EP. Corey and Vernon then got into a disagreement about how many people in the audience knew who Bad Brains were. The crowd assured Vernon that we all knew who they were!

The show wrapped up with a medley of The Clash’s “Should I Stay Or Should I Go” and “What’s Your Favorite Colour (Theme Song).” The entire set was 14 songs and a little under 90 minutes with no encore. But even with that slight disappointment, it was still a great show and definitely worth seeing.

• Leave It Alone
• Never Satisfied
• Ignorance Is Bliss
• Glamour Boys
• Love Rears Its Ugly Head
• Cult Of Personality
• Solace Of You
• Sailin’ On (Bad Brains)
• Should I Stay Or Should I Go (The Clash)/What’s Your Favorite Color (Theme Song)

Here are some photos of Living Colour performing at Tally Ho Theater on July 28, 2023. All pictures copyright and courtesy of Marc Shea.

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Extreme Announce 2023 U.S. Tour With Living Colour, Reveal Two New Songs

The band also revealed two new songs from their forthcoming album

Extreme are hitting the road this summer with Living Colour. The trek kicks off on August 2 at the State Theatre in Portland, Maine and wraps up on August 29 at The Showbox in Seattle, Washington. Check out the full tour itinerary below. Venue pre-sales begin today, Wednesday, April 19, at 12pm local time HERE . General tickets and VIP Soundcheck Packages go on sale this Friday, April 21 at 10am HERE .

Additionally, the band revealed the videos for two new songs – “Banshee” and “Rebel” – which can be streamed below now.

Last month, Extreme announced SIX – their first new studio album in over a decade. The record arrives on June 9 via earMUSIC. It is the long awaited follow-up to 2008’s  Saudades de Rock . The band also revealed the video for the album’s lead single “Rise” which was directed by lead guitarist Nuno Bettencourt.

“Musically, it’s aggressive,” says frontman Gary Cherone about album opener “Rise.” “Lyrically, it’s a cautionary tale on the rise and fall of fame. You get seduced into it. Once you’re on top, they’ll rip you apart and tear you down. That’s the nature of the beast.”

In addition to directing the music video for “Rise,” Bettencourt also produced the record.

“When Eddie Van Halen passed, it really hit me,” shares Nuno. “I’m not going to be the one who will take the throne, but I felt some responsibility to keep guitar playing alive. So, you hear a lot of fire on the record.”

New York City natives Living Colour released their last studio album Shade back in 2017.

August 2 – Portland, ME – State Theatre August 3 – Hampton Beach, NH – Hampton Beach Casino Ballroom August 5 – Boston, MA – Roadrunner August 6 – Huntington, NY – The Paramount August 8 – Reading, PA – Santander Performing Arts Center August 10 – Sayreville, NJ – Starland Ballroom August 11 – Hartford, CT – Webster Theater August 12 – Glenside, PA – Keswick Theater  August 14 – Detroit, MI – St. Andrews Hall  August 15 – Milwaukee, WI – Pabst Theater  August 17 – Gary, IN – Hard Rock Live  August 18 – Minneapolis, MN – Skyway Theatre  August 19 – Cedar Rapids, IA – The Paramount August 21 – Denver, CO – The Ogden  August 22 – Albuquerque, NM – Revel Entertainment Center  August 24  – Anaheim, CA – House of Blues August 26  – San Francisco, CA – The Regency  August 28  – Portland, OR – TBD August 29  – Seattle, WA – The Showbox

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Extreme are hitting the road this summer with Living Colour. The trek kicks off on August 2 at the State Theatre in Portland, Maine and wraps up on August 29 at The Showbox in Seattle, Washington. Check out the full tour itinerary below. Venue pre-sales begin today, Wednesday, April 19, at 12pm local time HERE . General tickets and VIP Soundcheck Packages go on sale this Friday, April 21 at 10am HERE .

Additionally, the band revealed the videos for two new songs – “Banshee” and “Rebel” – which can be streamed below now.

Last month, Extreme announced SIX – their first new studio album in over a decade. The record arrives on June 9 via earMUSIC. It is the long awaited follow-up to 2008’s  Saudades de Rock . The band also revealed the video for the album’s lead single “Rise” which was directed by lead guitarist Nuno Bettencourt.

“Musically, it’s aggressive,” says frontman Gary Cherone about album opener “Rise.” “Lyrically, it’s a cautionary tale on the rise and fall of fame. You get seduced into it. Once you’re on top, they’ll rip you apart and tear you down. That’s the nature of the beast.”

In addition to directing the music video for “Rise,” Bettencourt also produced the record.

“When Eddie Van Halen passed, it really hit me,” shares Nuno. “I’m not going to be the one who will take the throne, but I felt some responsibility to keep guitar playing alive. So, you hear a lot of fire on the record.”

New York City natives Living Colour released their last studio album Shade back in 2017.

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Extreme has released two fiery new songs, "Banshee" and "#Rebel," off their upcoming album  Six . You can watch the videos for both songs below.

Singer Gary Cherone detailed both tracks in a statement. "'Banshee' is a seductive, classic hard rock tune with a chugging rhythm section, playful guitar wizardry and electrifying vocals that testify to the power and inspiration of the female form and spirit," he said. "'#Rebel' takes on scathing so-called keyboard warriors with its head-nodding beat and searing dive bomb lead guitar runs catering to the harder edges of Extreme's sound. We're calling out those trolls who can't back up their words."

Six comes out on June 9 and marks Extreme's first album since 2008's  Saudades de Rock . The band first previewed the album with the lead single "Rise" in March.

Extreme will promote  Six on the globe-spanning Thicker Than Blood tour with support on select dates from Living Colour . Following several cruise and festival dates from April through June, the tour will begin in earnest on Aug. 2 in Portland, Maine. Following a monthlong North American run, the road trip will head to Australia and Japan in September, wrapping on Sept. 26 in Osaka.

Tickets go on sale on Friday. You can see the full list of tour dates below.

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Watch Extreme's '#Rebel' Video

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Beyoncé Renaissance tour 2023 setlist: Full list of all songs in her nearly 3-hour show

The Bey-aissance has arrived.

After more than two months of traversing Europe with her six-part, nearly three-hour show, Beyoncé has landed in the U.S. with the Renaissance World Tour .

Five-plus years since she last graced a concert stage, Beyoncé played for more than 1 million fans on her opening run overseas and will perform 23 stadium shows in the U.S., which started July 12 in Philadelphia.

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Her setlist of nearly three dozen songs leans heavily on her current "Renaissance" album , but there are plenty of throwbacks, with "Crazy in Love," "Love on Top" and "Formation" joining new tracks including "Plastic Off the Sofa," "Cozy" and "Break My Soul."

Here’s a look at what fans can expect when Beyoncé's Renaissance hits their city.

Beyoncé Renaissance Tour setlist

OPENING ACT

• "Dangerously in Love 2"

2. "Flaws and All"

4. "I’m Goin' Down" (Mary J. Blige cover)

5. "I Care"

RENAISSANCE

6. "I’m That Girl"

8. "Alien Superstar"

9. "Lift Off"

MOTHERBOARD

10. "Cuff It"

11. "Energy"

12. "Break My Soul"

13. "Formation"

15. "Run the World (Girls)"

16. "My Power"

17. "Black Parade"

18. "Savage (Remix)"

19. "Partition"

20. "Church Girl"

21. "Get Me Bodied"

22. "Before I Let Go"

23. "Rather Die Young"

24. "Love on Top"

25. "Crazy in Love"

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26. "Plastic Off the Sofa"

27. "Virgo’s Groove"

28. "Naughty Girl"

30. "Heated"

31. "Thique"

32. "All Up In Your Mind"

33. "Drunk in Love"

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34. "America Has a Problem"

35. "Pure/Honey"

36. "Summer Renaissance"

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