Journal
| Title | Date | Excerpt |
|---|---|---|
| How We Protect Our Voices After Every Show | How We Maintain Our Vocal Chords After Every Show is a practical question for any touring rock band. A loud set, dry venue air, late-night travel and constant… | |
| The Most Picturesque Locations We've Played on Tour | Every tour leaves us with more than a setlist and a stack of backstage passes. Certain venues stay vivid because of the streets leading to them, the changing… | |
| Our tour trailer system keeps every show moving | A reliable storage trailer is part of the performance, even when the audience never sees it. We organise guitars, amplifiers, pedals, cables, merchandise and… | |
| A Week of Loud Rooms and Long Roads in Australia | The final week of our Australian run began with a sticky Brisbane morning, a van full of half-packed cases and the familiar question of who had seen the spare… | |
| How fans helped us name an official playlist | Saving Abel has always shared a tight bond with the people who press play, and that connection feels especially loud across Australia. Whether you are blasting… | |
| Behind the sound: studio favourites that stay tucked away | Picking gear for a tour van is a completely different exercise from picking gear for a record. Onstage we keep things lean, battle-tested, and quick to set up.… | |
| The song we'd remix if the studio door swung open | Every band has that one track they keep turning over in their heads, the one they'd rebuild from the kick drum up. For us, the conversation starts the same way… | |
| How Saving Abel Uses Social Media to Talk With Fans | Social media works best for Saving Abel when it feels like a conversation rather than a digital noticeboard. A tour announcement, rehearsal clip or new-song… | |
| When the stage comes with a rulebook | Touring a country as vast and varied as Australia means the rulebook changes every time the truck pulls into a new city. From the sticky-carpeted pubs of… | |
| The most spontaneous songwriting moment we ever had | There's something about the long highways of Australia that loosens up a riff. When you're bouncing between Brisbane and Sydney with red dirt and road trains… |
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