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GEOFF TATE: Spokane Footage Available

September 25, 2008

Fan-filmed video footage of QUEENSRŸCHE frontman Geoff Tate's September 21, 2008 solo concert at The Knitting Factory in Spokane, Washington can be viewed below (courtesy of "chasingbluesky").

Geoff Tate's band for his recent solo shows consisted of the following musicians:

Geoff Tate - Vocals
Scott Rockenfield - Drums
Jason Slater - Bass
Joe Mulkern - Guitar
Parker Lundgren - Guitar
Ben Anderson - Keyboards
Pamela Moore - Vocals
Jason Ames - Vocals

In a recent interview with the Daily Herald, Geoff Tate stated about the setlist for the solo tour, "One thing that is kind of neat about this show is although I'm doing a lot of my solo material, I'm also doing a lot of QUEENSRŸCHE stuff. What we're doing is, we're doing kind of re-arrangements on some of the familiar songs, and then we're also playing songs that QUEENSRŸCHE doesn't normally play live. Kind of giving our QUEENSRŸCHE fans something special, you know. . . We just kind of all got together and started jamming out stuff and working on some of the songs from my upcoming album and also playing some of the solo stuff. And then we said, 'Hey, let's throw some QUEENSRŸCHE stuff in there and see what that's like.' And it was really fun to play these different versions, you know, different people's interpretations of the songs, which I always like. In fact, when I hear cover bands do our stuff, I love hearing that — other people's versions of it, because it's very difficult, apparently, from what I've been told, to cover QUEENSRŸCHE."

Tate released his first solo album in 2002 on Sanctuary Records. Self-titled, the LP was a huge departure from the work he had previously done with QUEENSRŸCHE.

"Every Move We Make":

"Real World":

(Thanks: Brian Heaton / www.AnybodyListening.net)

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