No Place To Hide! Korn comes to India
Guitarist James ‘Munky’ Shaffer points out, “We can’t make everybody happy, some people didn’t like our new album but it also exposed a lot of young people to our music. The electro-infused music has got the new-generation hooked.”
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Guitarist James ‘Munky’ Shaffer points out, “We can’t make everybody happy, some people didn’t like our new album but it also exposed a lot of young people to our music. The electro-infused music has got the new-generation hooked.”
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The crowd looks spellbound as they swing along during the concert.
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“You know there’s a metal culture in every country of the world, and I hope India becomes a popular metal music destination. After all music speaks a universal language", says Jonathan Davis.
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A huge fan of sitar maestro Pandit Ravi Shankar, Davis gushes about his experience with him, “I love Shankar”, he goes on, “we did a lot of stuff with him for the Queen of the Damned (soundtrack). He also taught me how to play the Indian Violin (sitar).”
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On a worldwide tour to promote their latest album, The Path of Totality, Korn is on a three-city tour of India in Delhi, Mumbai and Bangalore on 5th, 7th and 9th September respectively.
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Korn lead singer Jonathan Davis waves to the audience during their first ever concert in India.
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Band member James 'Munky' Shaffer performs with his guitar during the concert. The band played some of their popular numbers such as Narcissistic Cannibal, Freak on a Leash, Get Up, Blind among others.
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