Multi-camera live footage of Baroness performing “Sea Lungs” in San Diego, CA was just released by the group. It was filmed by Jimmy Hubbard at the groups August 24th, 2013 performance at The Casbah in San Diego, CA.
“March To The Sea”, the new video from BARONESS, is available. The clip, which was filmed at the Union Transfer in singer/guitar player John Baizley’s adopted hometown of Philadelphia, opens with the enthusiastic crowd chanting “welcome back” to the obviously emotional band, highlighting BARONESS’ first live performance following the well-documented accident that left the bandmembers severely injured.
“Take My Bones Away” is the new video from the Savannah, Georgia-based quartet BARONESS. The six-minute, multi-angle clip captures the precise and dynamic nature of the East Coast-based band’s live performances. Director Jimmy Hubbard shot the footage during BARONESS‘s spring tour with MESHUGGAH.
Recent live footage of Baroness performing new material from their upcoming “Yellow & Green” double album has arrived. The latest footage comes from the bands Nashville, TN show at The End. “Yellow & Green” will see a July 17th release date throughRelapse Records.
Live footage of Baroness performing at the recent “Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival” in Manchester, TN has been posted online:
Live footage shot from the stage of Baroness performing at the New England Metal And Hardcore Festival has been made available online:
Checkout some very good quality live footage of BARONESS‘ December 7, 2009 performance at Emo’s in Austin, Texas:
http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual&videoid=100453521“A Horse Called Golgotha” is the new music video from Savannah, Georgia’s BARONESS. It was filmed in the band’s hometown with director Joshua Green for The Distillery Collective, who previously worked with the band on the “Wanderlust” video.
http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual&videoid=100453521BARONESS
“Wanderlust”
Here is Baroness performing live at The Bowery Ballroom in New York City:
[sorry – Woozyfly.com has bitten the dust – these videos are no longer available!]