Trivium

Festival Forum: Diskussion zu Rock am Ring 2014 (u.a. mit Iron Maiden, Kings of Leon, Linkin Park, Metallica)

eröffnet von Christian am 22.10.2013 03:06 Uhr
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Rhapsode
Rhapsode
28.02.2014 22:07

So langsam nerven die mich auch mit ihrer Omnipräsenz. Aber einmal geb ich sie mir wohl noch.

Borland94
08.05.2014 00:10

Trivium und deren Drummer Nick gehen wohl getrennte Wege!

To Trivium Fans, Friends and Family:
I had asked everyone to make this statement regarding Nick, personally and on behalf of the band because of the history we both have had together as friends and bandmates. There is no easy way to go about parting ways with someone; whether it's in a band or not, but if it is coming directly from one of us, I hope that it will be perceived out of our respect for him.
This past Sunday, Matt, Corey, and I decided that it was best to part ways with Nick and to move forward as soon as possible. This decision was not one that we took lightly, given the fact that we are in the midst of a tour, and more importantly, that Nick has been with us for almost 3 and half years.
We spoke face to face for about an hour on the bus - first informing him of our decision to move forward, both discussing the situation and how to precede with announcing it, as well as personally thanking him for being there when we needed him as a tech, and then as drummer. I made both those calls to Nick - I asked him if he would be willing to drop everything and come out and be apart of Trivium at a moments notice and he did without hesitation. On stage we all fit well together - I believe we became a tighter and more unified band because of him. There was not a dramatic ending to this, honestly it was quite muted and I am happy to have been able to speak directly and calmly to one another.
I believe we all agreed that what started out great "off stage" in the beginning, over time began to fray. It became obvious that things were not going to work out in the long run. We did not want to reach the point where the differences between us became apparent on stage. Being in a band is privilege afforded to us by all of you, and as much as we owe you guys the best show we can possibly give you, we also realize that being out here has to be enjoyable enough for us to continue to do so.
We truly wish nothing but the best for Nick and whatever projects he becomes involved in. We will be rooting for him to succeed. I would like to add that as the one who championed Nick to become our drummer 3 and half years ago, I will be the first person to vouch for him as an incredible drummer and as an immense force and presence on stage. The last show together at Carolina Rebellion was a powerful one, and I am happy to say that we ended our time together on such a high and positive note.
Lastly, I would like to thank our drum tech Mat Madiro for stepping up to the plate and learning our entire set in 24 hours, allowing us to continue this tour without a hitch. We have always tried to treat both band and crew as family, and the support for Mat from our other crew guys has been amazing, thank you all - Eric, Joey, Sam, Jeremy, and Mike! Another HUGE thank you to Volbeat and their crew for giving us their entire sound check at the Niagara Falls show to allow us to run through the set with Mat. They have been a great band to tour with and this act only further solidified to us what stand up guys they are on and off stage.
Nick, thank you once again for the hard work with us, we will always be grateful for the time we spent together with you on the road and in the studio.
Thank you all for your support and understanding.
Sincerely,
Paolo Gregoletto

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via Facebook. Bin gespannt wen es als Ersatz gibt, bei den Festivals wird wohl erstmal sein Drum Tech ihn ersetzen.

theLiquidator
theLiquidator
08.05.2014 18:13

Mhhh...mal abwarten was da tatsächlich die Gründe sind. Wieso macht man sowas auf einer laufenden Tour?!

KLL
08.05.2014 18:24

Auf der In Waves war ich extrem angetan von Nicks Spiel, aber live hat mich dieses double bass-Zugekleistere, v.a. bei den älteren Sachen tierisch genervt. Hoffe mal, dass sich der Interims- bzw. neue Drummer dann eher am Original orientiert und da etwas zurückhaltender trommelt.

theLiquidator
theLiquidator
08.05.2014 18:37


KLL schrieb:
Auf der In Waves war ich extrem angetan von Nicks Spiel, aber live hat mich dieses double bass-Zugekleistere, v.a. bei den älteren Sachen tierisch genervt. Hoffe mal, dass sich der Interims- bzw. neue Drummer dann eher am Original orientiert und da etwas zurückhaltender trommelt.

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Hab ich genau so empfunden. Live war das echt grenzwertig. Aber das kann nicht der Grund sein, dann hätte die schon früher ein Ende ziehe sollen.

CirclePit
21.05.2014 10:10

Scheinbar hat sich der gute Matt ein wenig die Stimme ruiniert
Deshalb wurde die restliche US-Tour abgesagt
Zu den europäischen Festivals soll bzw will er aber wohl wieder fit sein


http://metalhammer.teamrock.com/news/2014-05-21/trivium-cancel-tour-dates-on-doc-s-orders

Nightmare119
Nightmare119
21.05.2014 10:32

Wenn neben In Flames und Gojira noch Trivium wegfallen raste ich aber komplett aus..

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