In January 2005, when Nazareth performed live at the Classic T-Stage, they were in a period following the release of their album "The Newz," which came out in 2008. This performance marked a time of re-establishment for the band after experiencing various lineup changes and a fluctuating music scene. Notably, Nazareth had found their iconic sound in the early 1970s with hits like "Hair of the Dog" and "Love Hurts." By the time of the 2005 recording, they were embracing their legacy while also trying to attract a new audience. It’s interesting to note that their longevity in the industry was a testament to their resilience, evolving from hard rock roots to encompass various styles while maintaining their classic sound. This live performance showcased not only their enduring appeal but also the band's ability to connect with fans despite the challenges they faced in the evolving music landscape.