Nine Inch Nails

In 2009, Nine Inch Nails was riding high on the success of their album "The Slip," which was released just a year prior in 2008 as a surprise gift to fans. This live recording from the Frank Erwin Center showcases their dynamic stage presence and marks one of the final tours before Trent Reznor decided to take a break from touring. The "Lights In The Sky" set was particularly noteworthy as it highlighted their unique blend of industrial rock and immersive visual experiences, a hallmark of NIN performances. For this show, the band was notable for its creative use of technology and artistry, with visuals crafted by long-time collaborator Rob Sheridan. It’s an electrifying moment that captures the pulse of NIN during a transformative period, blending intense emotion with groundbreaking production.

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