Worlds Collide Tour - Live In Amsterdam
Within Temptation
Worlds Collide Tour – Live In Amsterdam is a 2024 live album and video release from Dutch symphonic metal band Within Temptation, documenting the first of two sold‑out hometown shows at Amsterdam’s Ziggo Dome on November 30, 2022. Recorded during their long‑delayed co‑headlining Worlds Collide tour with Evanescence, it captures the band playing to 15,000 fans in a large arena setting and was issued on CD, vinyl, Blu‑ray, DVD, and as part of a 64‑page hardcover artbook package. The audio edition runs about 70 minutes across 14 tracks, while the video version adds the full stage production directed by Hans Pannecoucke, with extensive lighting, LED backdrops, and special effects.
The set list functions as a career‑spanning overview, drawing on all eight of their studio albums. It opens with the apocalyptic “Our Solemn Hour,” then moves into the pounding “Faster,” the anthemic “Paradise (What About Us?),” and evergreen singles “Stand My Ground” and “Angels,” the latter staged with Sharon den Adel lifted above the crowd with phoenix‑like wings. Mid‑show highlights include newer political tracks “Raise Your Banner,” “Entertain You,” “The Reckoning” (with Amy Lee’s guest vocals preserved on the audio/video release), and “Don’t Pray For Me,” alongside the luminous “Supernova” and ballad “All I Need.” The concert closes on fan‑favourite classics “Ice Queen” and “Mother Earth,” giving the show a symphonic, almost festival‑finale feel.
Worlds Collide Tour - Live In Amsterdam
Within Temptation
Worlds Collide Tour – Live In Amsterdam is a 2024 live album and video release from Dutch symphonic metal band Within Temptation, documenting the first of two sold‑out hometown shows at Amsterdam’s Ziggo Dome on November 30, 2022. Recorded during their long‑delayed co‑headlining Worlds Collide tour with Evanescence, it captures the band playing to 15,000 fans in a large arena setting and was issued on CD, vinyl, Blu‑ray, DVD, and as part of a 64‑page hardcover artbook package. The audio edition runs about 70 minutes across 14 tracks, while the video version adds the full stage production directed by Hans Pannecoucke, with extensive lighting, LED backdrops, and special effects.
The set list functions as a career‑spanning overview, drawing on all eight of their studio albums. It opens with the apocalyptic “Our Solemn Hour,” then moves into the pounding “Faster,” the anthemic “Paradise (What About Us?),” and evergreen singles “Stand My Ground” and “Angels,” the latter staged with Sharon den Adel lifted above the crowd with phoenix‑like wings. Mid‑show highlights include newer political tracks “Raise Your Banner,” “Entertain You,” “The Reckoning” (with Amy Lee’s guest vocals preserved on the audio/video release), and “Don’t Pray For Me,” alongside the luminous “Supernova” and ballad “All I Need.” The concert closes on fan‑favourite classics “Ice Queen” and “Mother Earth,” giving the show a symphonic, almost festival‑finale feel.