Loathe — Live in Pittsburgh
Recorded November 10, 2022
Spirit Hall · Pittsburgh · 
United States
Setlist
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Tour albumI Let It In and It Took Everything2020 · I Let It In and It Took EverythingThe tour presents the second album in full, keeping its sequence and interludes.“To see Loathe open in Pittsburgh the North American tour devoted to playing their second album in full.”
Context
On November 10, 2022, Pittsburgh hosts the first night of a tour built around an entire album. Loathe arrive at Spirit Hall with I Let It In and It Took Everything, released in 2020, as the axis of a North American run through November and December.
On stage, Kadeem France shares vocals with guitarist Erik Bickerstaffe, backed by Feisal El-Khazragi's bass and Sean Radcliffe's drums. The sequence moves through Aggressive Evolution, Two-Way Mirror and Is It Really You?, keeps the interludes and reaches the title track before adding White Hot at the close.
After Pittsburgh, the route continues through the United States and Canada, with a final date announced for December in Brooklyn. The performance remains documented in footage with audio mixed by Jesse Hash. The recording keeps the start of this journey: a band bringing the full architecture of its second album to the stage.
- White Hot extends the show after I Let It In and It Took Everything comes to an end.
Lineup at this show
The lineup of this performance — not necessarily the current one.
- Kadeem FranceVocals
- Erik BickerstaffeGuitar and vocals
- Feisal El-KhazragiBass and backing vocals
- Sean RadcliffeDrums
Trivia
Pittsburgh opens the North American tour devoted to playing I Let It In and It Took Everything in full.
White Hot closes the show in the encore, after the complete sequence of the second album.
Theme and A Sad Cartoon (Reprise) are played from a recording.
Jesse Hash mixes the recording's audio.
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