iconic lmaoo

Full circle moment

I thought of exactly that, at last he returned the favor.

I'm fairly certain they're friends

That's a fantastic connection! It's always exciting to see musicians paying homage to their fellow artists and creating those subtle nods and connections through their fashion choices. When artists wear band t-shirts of their peers, it's a testament to the mutual respect and admiration within the music community.

actually in 2014 Ben use a t shirt with a photo of Matt using the Royal Blood shirt

Cal Jam?

@@samondrums4337 I was there!

yip, ive seen them too at Murrayfield 2017 before Foo's and straight away i knew they are unique. Same was with Mastodon when I saw them before Metallica 2007 at Wembley :)

I didn't know they're were a 2 piece until this video. Wow! It's beyond me how he makes a bass sound like that!

Same!!

yoo i was there that show was so good

Wow! I bet that was one killer show!

Saw them in The Hague, they put up a hell of a show.

Saw them open for Muse, in Plymouth. Totally brilliant!

@@kenspeechley1867 same show but in San Siro :)

The rest of the band are backstage.

@@mogmason6920 that's just wrong though.

@@phipschi4255 There are backup singers and guitarist for some songs in the back / dark area of the stage. This one sounds like it's just the two of them.

​@daviddavis1322 how do you know? Many say it's not true.. it's pedals, and in some cases they use back tracks..

It's a reference to when the arctic monkeys drummer wore royal blood merch to Glastonbury 10 years ago XD

Check out their perfomance at lollapalooza argentina The crowd went wild and the band was way better than rhcp who headlined that day

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To be fair, he has a few thousand quid worth of pedals

@@Jxgzy Yeah when you're processing the bass as much as he is, you don't really need amazing pickups. Just something that plays well and stays in tune

And a $300 pitch shifting pedal and a $3000 wireless system. XD

​@@jamesorrell7462fairly sure he will have swapped the pickups from whatever muddy ones came in the guitar. But if he hasn't, that's maximum rock 'n roll!

I literally bought this exact bass in this colour last year because of him as my first bass guitar. Normally, he uses a sunburst one, so it was pretty cool seeing this thumbnail of him holding nearly exactly what I have in front of me.

Benji is amazing

He ain't missing his cue for the world lmao

Yeah, I believe he runs some octave stuff and then through actual guitar amps as well.

The octave (up) is actually used to emulate a guitar with his bass.

Thanks for explaining. Was looking for the guitarist...

@@BryceDriesengaI did some research and he’s not using traditional amps, he’s using FOUR KEMPERS!!! FOUR FUCKING KEMPERS!!!

@@batshitmasterplan Ooh dang. Not sure if he's always done that or that's more recent? Wild though!

That's amazing! Attending a Muse concert in Lyon must have been an incredible experience, especially with the fantastic performances from Arctic Monkeys. Muse is known for their captivating live shows, filled with stunning visuals, energetic performances, and a powerful stage presence. Combining their electrifying performance with the talent and charm of Arctic Monkeys surely made for an unforgettable night.

@@you_tune Nice AI/Bot reply

I just saw them on Sunday in Milton Keynes 🤌, both Royal Blood and Muse, AMAZING.

​@@wackyweasel804i thought royal blood looked a little flat compared to when ive seen them before... maybe glasto was a heavy one for them 😂

@@wackyweasel804 i was there too. incredible!

I love them, the latest album is objectively the weakest too so if you haven’t heard the 1st or 2nd, they’ll be sure to impress ❤️

@@flaminghorizon1510 exactly my thoughts... It's not a bad album but it's pretty weak but it does have some bangers

@@flaminghorizon1510 I dig their earlier stuff too. I know I'm in the minority, but I really like their latest.

@@InfectiousGroovePodcast here here, typhoons was such a breath of fresh air

@@glitchedout8079 That's how I felt. I don't dislike their earlier stuff but I really liked the change of pace.

I've noticed that all of these mixes have been horrible so far

Welcome to Glastonbury. Where the mix is shit, moshing is frowned upon and 90% of the audience is too high to notice who the fuck is playing

mixed for tv or iphones tbh

You'll find they're using pretty much the same mix that they send out to the audience (with the addition of audience facing mics) and because bass carries further, the FOH mixing engineer won't mix as much bass into the music because it's coming through the main speakers at a decent volume.

probably set up for pop music and signers rather than actual bands that play instruments live. its a big assumption but the speaker set up has similar design to the Muse concert in Glasgow last friday i was at, being in the crowd you heard it, was great audio. so the crowd most likely enjoyed it, but how that converts into a video to be streamed i dont know if the need to adapt anything. the Foo Fighter videos sounded loud, not sure why this one sounds different.

Got 3 albums to catch up on, a lot of people love the first 2 albums the most and I'm not gonna argue about it, but the 3rd album has some amazing songs on it even if it's a got more synths and other sounds in there. Hopefully you've been watching Royal Blood videos ever since lol :D

@@Kompoism thanks for the advice!

A tour featuring Muse, Arctic Monkeys, and Royal Blood would undoubtedly be a powerhouse collaboration of rock music. These three bands have carved their own unique paths in the music industry, each bringing their distinctive styles and energetic performances to the stage. The combination of Muse's grandiose and epic soundscapes, Arctic Monkeys' infectious indie rock anthems, and Royal Blood's powerful and hard-hitting rock would create an electrifying atmosphere that fans would be buzzing about.

I would sell my kidney for this

@@you_tunethank you for a very inspirational prophecy

I need QOTSA toooo!

Muse and Royal Blood are already touring right now 🔥🤘🏻

5 or 6? calm down man, it's more like 3-4. It's still impressive though

Genius.

Absolutely! Royal Blood is undeniably one of the most exciting and dynamic rock bands of recent years. Their unique blend of heavy, riff-driven rock and infectious melodies has garnered them a dedicated and passionate fanbase.

@@you_tune and I'm a loyal part or this fanbase! I can't wait for the new album to come out 😍

@@addsfsds That's fantastic to hear! Being a loyal part of the fanbase is a wonderful feeling, as it means you have a deep connection and appreciation for the music and artistry of the band. Anticipating the release of a new album is an exciting time filled with anticipation and curiosity about the direction the band will take with their music.

Agreed, such an amazing shot!

0:09 isn't bad either!

Try listening to their first album without skipping any song

​@@moonirah123that's easy because they're all so good.

Me either. But after seeing that this band is just bass and drums... i love em now.

The music is a bit too simple isn't it ? Basic bitch music haha

New album went number 1 in the Charts

Yeah i heard that, it's fantastic.@@ush45

​@@ush45 then why they still opening for people?

Absolutely! Both Muse and Arctic Monkeys are known for their powerful and impactful sound that fills arenas and captivates audiences. Their music is crafted with meticulous attention to detail, combining intricate instrumentals, dynamic vocals, and a rich sonic landscape that creates an immersive and larger-than-life experience.

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@@you_tuneno actual person writes like this (bot)

😂😂