The Swedish band Ghost does not skimp on features to provide a different experience in their shows and now you can check out some of the band’s work to deliver a good show.
Between one joke and another, the mini-documentary The Devil’s Hands shows the sound, light, costume designer and tour manager presenting what a day is like on the tour with Ghost, which barely appears in the video.
At the end of its almost 15 minutes, the movie shows the area of the dressing rooms that has a separate room for the vocalist. As for the rest of the band, they take advantage of the room to “pet the cat” and a sauna before taking the stage.
Ghost recently released their live album Ceremony and Devotion and is preparing for the new album due out in 2018. Ceremony and Devotion is now available on digital platforms and as of January 19 its physical version (CD and LP) will be on sale.
Check out the documentary The Devil’s Hands below:
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