Live at Wembley: European Tour 2011

Alter Bridge

Overview

This musical release from American rock band Alter Bridge captures a live performance by the band, recorded live at Wembley Stadium. Some of the tracks featured in the concert include "Slip to the Void", "One Day Remains", "Open Your Eyes", and more.

Product Details

Release Date:	08/05/2022
UPC:	0760137106951
Original Release:	2012
Source:	Dude Films Llc
Language:	English

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits

Alter Bridge	Primary Artist
Myles Kennedy	Performer
Mark Tremonti	Performer
Scott Phillips	Performer
Brian Marshall	Performer
Grant Jensen	Director
Ken Ashley Johnson	Grip
Pete Muncy	Grip
Ted Kenney	Director
Jem Moreton	Grip
Daniel E. Catullo III	Director

Technical Credits

Chris Weidman	Producer,Additional Production,Editing
Christopher Bardsley	Engineer
Daniel Catullo III	Producer,Director
Dave Prevost	Additional Production
Gareth Harfoot	Additional Production
Geoff Parnaby	Additional Production
Richard Wright	Additional Production
Rudy Schlacher	Executive Producer
Ted Kenney	Producer
Sara Jayne Crow	Assistant
Grant Jensen	Editing,Camera Operator
Stuart Margolis	Executive Producer,Executive Producer
Holly Bantleman	Additional Production
Ian Thomas	Accounting
Chris LaBarbera	Executive Producer,Executive Producer
Jack Molloy	Management
Jason Daniel MacLeod	Additional Production
Jez Rowland	Camera Operator
Lionel Pasamonte	Producer
Jo Oliver	Camera Operator
John Greenstreet	Additional Production
Julie Mullane	Production Manager
Karl Nolan	Additional Production
Kelly McDonald	Additional Production
Lars Schlapfer	Audio Technician
Lewis Mutongwizo	Camera Operator
Lindsay Church	Additional Production
Liz Ortega	Additional Production
Lon Porter	Additional Production
Marc Moscowitz	Management
Marianna Schlacher	Executive Producer
Peter Davis	Camera Operator
Peter Fewings	Management
Rhiannon Nicholson	Technician
Scott Reikowski	Monitor Engineer
Simon Routledge	Additional Production
Simon Unsworth	Additional Production
Mark Hitchcock	Lighting
Mark Jerome	Camera Operator
Martin Brosthaus	Additional Production
Mary Frame	Additional Production
Matt Peloquin	Tour Manager
Matthew Latty	Additional Production
Max Hoare	Camera Assistant
Michael L. Holland	Post Producer,Music Supervisor
Neil Fussell	Additional Production
Nick Mould	Additional Production
Nigel Andrews	Additional Production
Nigel Canham	Additional Production
Nyree Stidston	Accounting
Patrick Ellis	Additional Production
Paul Bamford	Management
Paul Bray	Management
Ken Fermaglich	Booking
Christie Goodwin	Photography
Mac Nash	Additional Production
Joop Knaapen	Additional Production
Noah Berlow	Editing,Camera Operator
Greg Kocurek	Lighting Director
Jonathan Fambrough	Camera Operator
Daniel E. Catullo II	Camera Operator
Byron Carr	Additional Production
John Gianquitto	Additional Production
Kristen Campbell	Additional Production
Ben Rawling	Additional Production
Ashley Maile	Band Photo
Nat Hill	Additional Production
Jon Dibley	Camera Operator
Laurie Gelfand	Additional Production
Michael Tremonti	Band Liason
Rod Wardell	Additional Production
Sue Bourne	Additional Production
Simon Bauer	Audio Technician
Adam Sculthorp	Additional Production
Ben Edwards	Technician
Alan Wells	Camera Operator
John Dickinson	Additional Production
Adam Miltenberger	Tour Manager
Andrew Goodman	Engineer
Wesley Roberts	Additional Production
Tom Cherry	Additional Production
Toby McKnight	Additional Production
Ted Kenney	Producer
Stu Luchs	Additional Production
Steven Contreras	Editing,Camera Operator
Steven Conteras	Assistant
Steve Hall	Lighting
Jeff Coffman	Camera Operator
Jessy Hunter	Booking
Bill Fievez	Additional Production
Brian Kotowski	Editing
Brian Ling	Additional Production
Brock Howard	Assistant,Camera Operator
Dave Ridgway	Additional Production
David Latham	Sound Assistant
Bryan Schall	Additional Production
Dom Jackson	Camera Operator
Donald Eke	Additional Production
Donna Hair	Additional Production
Emanuelle Grechi	Merchandising
Emily Thorpe	Management
Gabrielle Carr	Additional Production
Carl Schlacher	Executive Producer
Caroline Williamson	Camera Assistant
Chris Gendrin	Editing,Colorist,Post Producer
Chris Samworth	Additional Production
Chris Souelch	Additional Production
Ross Miller	Additional Production
Steve Bulmer	Camera Operator
Lisa Baker	Camera Assistant
Brian Sperber	Live Recording
Ben Cramer	Sound Assistant
Myles Kennedy	Group Member
Adam Ayan	Mastering
Mark Tremonti	Group Member
Alter Bridge	Composer
Graham Hill	Lighting
Dominic Martin	Lighting
Toby Francis	Production Manager
Tom Hackett	Camera Assistant
Paul Geary	Executive Producer
Brian Marshall	Group Member
Frank Vu	Associate Producer
Emma Ramsey	Associate Director
Jonathan Hicks	Authoring,Post Producer,Additional Production
Tony Adams	Drum Technician
Ian Twell	Lighting
Mark Alger	Additional Production
Daniel E. Catullo III	Producer
Graham Collett	Engineer
Lionel Pasamonte	Producer
Ben Frewin	Consultant
Steve Wood	Executive Producer
Russell Tate	Camera Operator
Simon Fell	Additional Production
Craig Wilson	Engineer
Rodney Bowes	Design
Neil Warnock	Booking
Ahmet Bekir	Camera Operator
Ernie Hudson	Guitar Technician
Scott Phillips	Group Member
David Chiesa	Executive Producer
Steve Evans	Additional Production
Ian Keith	Bass Technician,Guitar Technician
Craig Becker	Technical Producer
Georges Bellias	Post Producer
Richard Durrant	Additional Production
Julian Harries	Camera Operator
Tom Read	Additional Production
Jeremy Schilling	Additional Production

Editorial Reviews

A memento of their largest ever headlining show, Live at Wembley sees Orlando post-grunge quartet Alter Bridge fulfill their career-long ambition to perform at the famous London venue. Recorded in November 2011, this 14-track collection omits seven tracks from the night's set list, but there's still enough evidence to show that the Creed offshoot made the most of its dream gig. Unsurprisingly, Alter Bridge's second live album (following 2008's Live from Amsterdam) is dominated by their most recent studio effort, 2010's loosely conceptual AB III, from the gutsy '70s classic rock-inspired "All Hope Is Gone," to the propulsive fuzz-laden metal of "Isolation," to the pummeling atmospherics of "Coeur d'Alene." But while their third studio album may have given them their U.K. breakthrough, their earlier material is met with an equally rapturous response from the sold-out crowd. "Find the Real" and "Metalingus," the two contributions from 2004 debut One Day Remains, showcase Mark Tremonti's shredding riffs at their bulldozing best, as does the rather exhibitionist dueling guitar solo showpiece that opens up the singalong encore of "Rise Today"; the sprawling "Blackbird," which frontman Myles Kennedy dedicates to a late friend who sold him his first guitar, is performed in all its eight-minute proggy epic glory; while fans get the chance to hold their lighters in the air with the stripped-back acoustic renditions of "Watch Over You" and "Wonderful Life." Their audience in the U.S. may be dwindling, but Live at Wembley suggests that their slow-building success in the U.K. is only likely to increase. ~ Jon O'Brien