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Journal

TitleDateExcerpt
Why Stage Blocking Shapes A Stronger Saving Abel ShowThe Importance of Stage Blocking in Our Shows goes far beyond deciding where each musician stands. It gives every movement a purpose, keeps the performance…
Our Favorite Tales from Studio Late NightsThere is a special kind of energy in a recording room after midnight. The phones are quiet, the outside world has softened, and every guitar tone seems to…
Layering voices to lift every Saving Abel showBackground vocals have always been the quiet engine of a Saving Abel live set. When the lights drop and the first chord hits, the crowd hears Jared up front,…
The best strategies for keeping fans engaged between toursTouring gives Saving Abel’s strongest fan moments, but the months between releases and live dates still need care. The band’s official site can serve as the…
What Happens When Fans Miss Our Meet and GreetsMeet and greets have always been one of the highlights of the Saving Abel experience. There's something genuinely special about meeting the people who've…
How Our Stage Lighting Has Transformed Over The YearsWhen Saving Abel hits the stage, the crowd sees colour, movement and heat before we play a single note. Lighting has always been the silent member of the band,…
The people who make every gig possibleA great live show is shaped long before the first chord rings out. Musicians bring the songs, but venue teams turn an empty room into a place where those songs…
How we use rehearsal to fix live issuesA live show rarely collapses because one player has forgotten everything. The cause is usually smaller: a vocal sits too low, a delay lands late, or a…
Touring with Family and the Hard Truths Behind the Backstage DoorTwo weeks into a run of Australian dates, the glamour of the tour bus already smells like reheated coffee and baby wipes. Saving Abel have learned the hard way…
How We Choose Which Songs to Open the Show WithThe first song of a Saving Abel show has a job to do before the first chorus is finished. It sets the volume, the mood and the relationship between the band…
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