Death Cab for Cutie

In November 2015, Death Cab for Cutie was riding high on the success of their album "Kintsugi," which had been released earlier that same year. This album marked a pivotal moment for the band, as it was their first without founding member Chris Walla, who had left during the recording process. The live performance in Munich, held at the intimate Muffathalle venue, showcased not only their resilient evolution but also introduced fans to fresh tracks like "Ghosts of Beverly Drive" and the titular song "Kintsugi." During this period, the band was eager to connect with their audience, blending new material with beloved classics. Interestingly, the shifting dynamics within the band added an emotional depth to their live performances, making them feel even more intimate. Fans could sense the bittersweet nostalgia of change, which only heightened the experience.

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