Dead Man

As my album is going to be both sides of me, acoustic and metal here's a refresher on my softer side.and don't forget to like and subscribe to my you tube page .

Dead Man Bordeaux 3 likes. ""Sorry Again" Dead Man Bordeaux"

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The secret to amazing live music. This is an official call to action. Wanna help revive the true experience of live music as it once was. Got a love for music and a backyard and cool neighbors, join the movement bands and fans alike .
As I embark on tour I'm making it a mission to make as many shows in the underground scene. Call it the "Backyards and Basement Tour"

The best shows I've been to lately? None were in stadiums.

I keep hearing the same thing from people who love live music. They're tired.

Tired of fighting 50,000 people for parking. Watching their favorite artist on a screen because the stage is half a mile away. Paying fifteen bucks for warm beer.

Expensive. Chaotic. Lonely, even in a crowd.

But basements and living rooms? Different story.

The magic lives there.

Strip away the massive production. Strip away the corporate sponsors. What's left is raw.

The sweat. Bass rattling through your chest. You see the performer's eyes, the exact moment they lose themselves in the music.

There's a feedback loop in small spaces you don't get in arenas.

The artist feeds off the room. The room feeds back energy. Nobody's watching anymore... everyone's creating something they'll remember for years.

Ed Sheeran, Billie Eilish, Hozier. They all started in intimate spaces. Some are circling back now.

Why? The traditional touring model is breaking people. Too expensive. Too impersonal. Too exhausting.

Going small isn't going backward.

It creates breathing room. Artists make a living without sacrificing everything to venue contracts. Money stays in the community instead of disappearing to distant corporations.

We're watching the death of the "perfect" concert experience. I'm here for this.

Give me messy. Give me sweaty. Give me the show where I feel the floor vibrating.

The future of live music? It belongs to the people building it together.

Seeing more intimate shows pop up near you?

Like & Comment if you'd pick a basement show over a stadium tour without hesitation \\\ 👇

Please watch SUSCRIBE, and share. MERRY CHRISTMAS TO EVERYONE!!! Offer only Love!! Dead Man

"I'LL Save Myself" written and performed by Dead Man Bordeaux A live take of Dead Man's Original called I'll save myself... About the transition of heart ache. Ultimately finding strength we don't know is there waiting....