Meet Me @ The Altar - Garden (Live at the Heavy Music Awards 2022)

Meet Me @ The Altar performing Garden live at the Heavy Music Awards on Sunday 5 June 2022 at the O2 Forum Kentish Town, London.
Credits:
Video & Film Team
Video & Camera Team Leader - Josh Southam
Video Playback - Ross Lilly
Camera Director - Mark Smith
Camera Operators - Jude Butcher, Paul Kirkwood & David Monteith-Hodge
Afterlive Music - Live Production Team
Production Manager / Stage Manager - Adam Bonner
Production Assistant / Stage Manager - Tegan Desporte
FOH Audio (Awards) & Head Recording Engineer - Jamie Tinsley
Recording Engineer - Bradley Cameron
Lighting Designer - Henry Clarke
LX Operators - Harry Merrison & Dan Michie
Lighting Crew Chief - Alun Williams
Lighting Technician - Atilla Tyrian
Production Runner - Nick Rhodes
O2 Forum Kentish Town - Venue Team
Venue Technical Manager - Will Phillps
Venue Monitor Engineer - Eleonora Romano
Venue Patch - Gil Brown
Audio System Technician - Ed Thomas
Lighting System Technician - Fraser Stockley
Audio Mix Engineered by Jamie Tinsley & Adam Bonner at Burntwood Studios
Event Production Mangement
Afterlive Music Ltd.
Audio Equipment Supplier
Chaps Production Co Ltd.
Lighting Equipment Supplier
Lightwave Productions Ltd.
Video & Camera Equipment Supplier
AT Communications Ltd.
Cover image taken by Dev Place

[@mayaaaaa11111]

i love them :)

[@pedrojuarez687]

i love this version ... is heavy....

[@goth_lemon]

that drummer...

[@Kimmyufufuofficial]

FIRST

[@Luke-lq9rn]

Oh dear, she sounds ill bless her. Saw them in London, she's much better than this.

[@topgurl9313]

Yeah she was ill at this time. This was back in June

[@franklyput]

She also doesnt have her autotune. I watched them open for coheed and she had so much autotune.. it sounded jarring

[@franklyput]

Well, this just shows how much studio magic goes into some bands. The drums are programmed and this chick just learns them for the live show and the vocalist uses a fuckton of autotune

[@taliajveney]

Live drums r almost always prerecorded for award shows no matter the artist because stagehands don’t have enough time to set them up, complete a sound check, and then move it off stage in time for the next award announcement or performance. Muted drums assure for an easier transition. And the singer has had better performances. I seen them live and know that they know how to put on a show. Every performance won’t be perfect tho. 🤷🏾‍♀️

[@heavyhavoc666]

Love them but damn do they sound sloppy here, but you can’t be perfect every shoe 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@jumeyer1]

Awards show performances always sound sloppy.

[@RitsuOuO]

Hmm she must have been ill. Bless her heart.

[@RuhRohRonster]

The drummer is soo off

[@robertgregor8755]

Needs a click?

[@barrytbs100]

Sounds terrible

[@jumeyer1]

So where is your band's video?

[@barrytbs100]

@@jumeyer1 I need to have a band to have an opinion on music? Thats news to me. Sounds terrible, simple as that.

[@SorceressWitch]

@@jumeyer1 Don't worry, it's the guy from the Say It (To My Face) video.

[@lcruz4223]

​@@barrytbs100 they're a pop punk band. Being crappy live is a must than being good live that feels crappy.

[@lcruz4223]

​@@barrytbs100 its not an excuse but if you want to watch a perfect or almost perfect live music, watch some jazz or orchestra music there's a tons of that. This is a pop punk band what did u expect?