Jimmy Eat World have digitally released Surviving: Phoenix Sessions, the third album in a trilogy of pre-recorded ‘live shows’ that were originally broadcast earlier this year.
The latest release was a chance for the Arizona pop-punks to run through their 2019 album Surviving and the series of broadcasts also took in run-throughs of 1999’s Clarity and Futures from 2004.
The three shows were filmed at the Icehouse art space in Phoenix, Arizona and used an in-the-round stage set with different lighting rigs and projections to combine elements of a concert film, TV appearance and live show.
“What was really exciting about doing these was it’s not a show, so forget about the idea that it has to conform to what a show looks like,” singer Jim Adkins told Consequence of Sound, back in February.
“It’s not band versus audience setup, like what a stage would look like. So in that, what can you do that’s cool? Where’s the opportunity in that to do something that you wouldn’t be able to pull off on a stage production kind of setup?”
Next year the band will be back on the road, with a series of mainly European dates with support from The Get Up Kids and Together Pangea plus a stop at the Lollapalooza Stockholm festival in Sweden.
Jimmy Eat World tour dates
Saturday, March 19 – Tampa, FL
Friday, June 17 – Luxembourg City, Luxembourg
Saturday, June 18 – Scheesse, Germany
Sunday, June 19 – Neuhausen Ob Eck, Germany
Tuesday, June 21 – Berlin, Germany
Wednesday, June 22 – Prague, Czech Republic
Thursday, June 23 – Warsaw, Poland
Saturday, June 25 – Cologne, Germany
Sunday, June 26 – Amstelveen, Netherlands
Monday, June 27 – Frankfurt Am Main, Germany
Wednesday, June 29 – Oslo, Norway
Friday, July 1 – Stockholm, Sweden
Tuesday, July 5 – Manchester, United Kingdom
Wednesday, July 6 – London, United Kingdom
Thursday, July 7- Cheltenham, United Kingdom
Friday, July 8 – Glasgow, United Kingdom
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