Tool livestreamed their full set at Lollapalooza Argentina last night (March 22).
The band took a rare step of allowing the Buenos Aires concert to be broadcast via Flow, an Argentinian cable television and internet company, despite the band not allowing any close-ups of the performance and stuck with only wide angle shots. You can watch it below.
Tool have a staunch no-filming policy at their concerts, with security tending to remove fans who try to film their shows.
Their nine-song set at the Hipódromo de San Isidro, which was their first in South America, included four songs from 2006’s ‘10,000 Days’.
It kicked off a run of shows that also includes Lollapalooza festivals in Chile and Brazil.
Tool played:
‘Stinkfist’
‘The Pot’
‘Fear Inoculum’
‘Rosetta Stoned’
‘Pneuma’
‘The Grudge’
‘Jambi’
‘Invincible’
‘Vicarious’
Elsewhere, the band could face a class action lawsuit after disappointing fans at their own recent inaugural Tool In The Sand festival in the Dominican Republic.
The band kicked off their first-ever destination music bash in the Caribbean earlier this month in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic, across two resorts. They were slated to perform two headlining slots and promised fans “two unique sets” – which some thought meant there would be no crossovers of tracks.
However, Tool did not break out an entirely different setlist on the second night, leaving some fans disappointed and annoyed.
During their second headlining slot, Tool only played a nine-song set, with some of the songs being repeats from the night before, leading to the audience booing them.
In other news, Tool recently revealed that they plan to spend three months “organising our ideas” in the studio this spring as they work on their new album. They are also slated to perform at Black Sabbath’s final gig in Birmingham later this summer.
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