Siouxsie and the Banshees - Live - Cult Ya Festival 1993 - Waldbühne Northeim

Siouxsie and the Banshees - Cult Ya Festival, Waldbühne Northeim, 15. August 1993
Tracks:
1. Night Shift
2. Return
3. Face to Face
4. This Wheel's on fire
5. Love out me
Siouxsie: Vocals
Steven Severin: Bass
Budgie: Drums
Jon Klein: Guitar
Martin McCarrick: Keyboard, Cello

[@saraivatoledo1842]

Suzie at her unarguable peak as an artist. The sound, the looks ,the charisma ...simply majestic.

[@jellieman1]

Siouxsie’s skin/makeup/outfit is flawless 👀

[@MsSusie110]

As always 😊

[@MsSusie110]

She sounds amazing! ❤

[@SODOMITATEU]

This wheel's on fire...Never saw a better version of this song anywhere else.

[@georgerichardson7728]

5:53 "Return", the performance captures the ephemera of the event , wonderfully

[@ReneCapone510]

She sounds so amazing here!!!!!

[@mileystylus]

Love this set and living for Siouxsie’s look here

[@ryanhale1654]

Were such an AMAZINGLY mystical act!

[@65BigNorm]

Her vocals are amazing here. It's strange how they suddenly deteriorated not long after this.

[@draped_in_black]

Indeed. Sad but true.

[@janecollier269]

I love how her voice sounds on night shift at this gig

[@tl1110]

I saw her during the Superstition tour in '92 and she sounded amazing. Then, during the Rapture tour in '95 I was thinking what the hell has happened to her voice?!?!? Sad indeed!

[@georgerichardson7728]

@@tl1110 smoking will do that to ya

[@TheLeutzscher]

Wheels on Fire , Great !

[@jackblackmetal5710]

Fantastic live performance!!!!!

[@richies6420]

So beautiful here. What a great time that would've been.

[@maikinkydarling8597]

I was there. The Cramps were before Siouxsie and the Ramones afterwards.

[@eerikaandrade7539]

Amo essa mulher!

[@a1950hotrodcat]

What a gem! Thanks for posting sir.

[@mbaraldao]

Wonderful!

[@billsill3508]

mesmerising. Chills up and down the spine

[@marklazio11]

this is the year i saw them in LA !

[@ilonarudkowska8350]

♥

[@brianhopkinson4243]

Banshee's at Gothic Best

[@x_vidrios]

oooh that´s Jon Klein´s touchy to this.!

[@maikinkydarling8597]

I was there

[@ClassicTVMan1981X]

Jon Klein might have been the longest serving guitarist with the Banshees (he first toured with them in support of Through the Looking Glass), and certainly the first one without an "h" in the spelling of his name (prior: John McKay, John McGeoch and John Carruthers), but his relationship with the band was finally frayed when he could not tour in support of the band's 1995 album Rapture due to disagreements with the Banshees' manager; they replaced him with American-born Knox Chandler, who last toured with The Psychedelic Furs and who was the second guitarist in the history of the Banshees not named John/Jon since The Cure's Robert Smith in 1979 and from 1982-84.

[@saraivatoledo1842]

How Keith Levene never joined the Banshees is a mystery to me. Type of guitarist which much like either McKay or McGeoch would had completely conditioned the band´s sound. PIL became a whole different band (and not necessarily for the better ) after he got the sack. Now, there´s a question I would definitely include in a possible interview with either Suzie or Steve. PIL snatched McGeoch, would had made perfect sense the Banshees do the same with Keith. Such a radical guitar style that I can´t even imagine Levene in a Siouxsie record tbph.

[@priscillageluk4611]

Wheels on Facebook

[@sidney001]

I didn't know Paul Kaye was a guitarist for SS

[@priscillageluk4611]

Your never know

[@torpedience]

Is that Jon Klein with the weird long hair? Looks like Brian Eno.

[@idontcareaboutyou7757]

how to destroy a career. long live Severin and Mcgeoch

[@gmantramp404]

And Mckay and Morris. The Scream creatively equals the work of McGeoch IMO 👍🤘

[@saraivatoledo1842]

@@gmantramp404 You make it sound like "Join hands " is the 2nd The Cure album .