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About Filter
Currently, Filter is actively touring to promote their latest album, 'Murica,' which showcases their signature sound. The band has scheduled concerts across the United States, including notable stops at major rock festivals, giving fans the opportunity to experience their explosive live performances firsthand. Recent shows have featured a mix of classic hits and newer tracks, creating a dynamic setlist that keeps audiences engaged. Filter's concerts are known for their immersive atmosphere, often enhanced by dramatic lighting and Patrick's charismatic stage presence. In addition to their ongoing tour, Filter has also announced plans for new music and collaborations, promising more exciting developments for their fans. With a reputation for delivering intense and memorable performances, Filter continues to be a significant presence in the live music scene, drawing enthusiasts eager for a night filled with powerful rock anthems.
Filter History
Filter, formed in 1993 in Chicago by Richard Patrick and Brian Liesegang, gained prominence in the rock scene during the late '90s with their debut album, 'Short Bus.' The album's lead single, 'Hey Man, Nice Shot,' became a commercial success, capturing the attention of listeners with its edgy lyrics and catchy melodies. The band’s sound blends elements of industrial rock and alternative metal, reflecting the influence of other notable acts of the time. After releasing several albums, including 'Title of Record' and 'The Amalgamut,' Filter solidified their place in the music world, known for their powerful live performances. Over the years, the band's lineup has evolved, but Patrick has remained the driving force behind Filter's music and live shows. Noteworthy performances include electrifying sets at music festivals like Ozzfest and Lollapalooza, where their high-energy style and engaging stage presence have garnered them a dedicated fan base. The band has consistently released new work, adapting their sound while staying true to their roots, further enriching their concert experiences with fresh material that resonates with both new and longtime fans.
