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Although much focus has been put on the LP, Runic and Webb are still planning their own solo EPs, with Webb's ''Silly Love Songs'' being announced on February 16th. It was decided that they would record ''We Live Different'' and ''Silly Love Songs'' at the same time.
Although much focus has been put on the LP, Runic and Webb are still planning their own solo EPs, with Webb's ''Silly Love Songs'' being announced on February 16th. It was decided that they would record ''We Live Different'' and ''Silly Love Songs'' at the same time.

On April 12, 2022, Dylan Newman joined the group as the drummer.


==Discography==
==Discography==
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* Fyr - vocals, keyboard
* Fyr - vocals, keyboard
* Runic - backing vocals, [[bass guitar]]
* Runic - backing vocals, [[bass guitar]]
* Dylan Newman - drums, percussion


;"The Scientist"
;"The Scientist"
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* Conner Sneed - backing vocals, piano
* Conner Sneed - backing vocals, piano
* Runic - bass guitar
* Runic - bass guitar
* Dylan Newman - drums, percussion


===Extended plays===
===Extended plays===
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The artwork for the album was taken on February 16, 2022. It features Webb under a streetlight holding a heart-shaped balloon. The cover and track list were released on Webb's personal Instagram account on the same day.
The artwork for the album was taken on February 16, 2022. It features Webb under a streetlight holding a heart-shaped balloon. The cover and track list were released on Webb's personal Instagram account on the same day.


If a physical release is done, the jewel case will contain a booklet of Webb, Fyr, and Runic in the studio recording the EP.
If a physical release is done, the jewel case will contain a booklet of Webb, Newman, Fyr, and Runic in the studio recording the EP.
=====Track listing=====
=====Track listing=====
The final hidden track is labelled as "+".
The final hidden track is labelled as "+".
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* Conner Sneed - vocals, [[piano]]
* Conner Sneed - vocals, [[piano]]
* Runic - vocals, [[bass guitar]]
* Runic - vocals, [[bass guitar]]
* Dylan Newman - drums, percussion


==Band members==
==Band members==
* Paul Webb - vocals, lead guitar, drums
* Paul Webb - vocals, lead guitar
* Runic - vocals, bass
* Runic - vocals, bass
* Fyr - vocals, guitar, piano, keyboard, brass
* Fyr - vocals, guitar, piano, keyboard, brass
* Dylan Newman - drums, percussion
==References==
{{reflist}}
{{notelist}}

==Background==
Following the rooftop concert on 30 January 1969, the Beatles began planning their comeback worldwide tour for late 1969 into 1970. The tour would start shortly after the release of their twelfth studio album ''Get Back'', for which the tour was named after. The tour would be the first concert tour for the Beatles since their [[The Beatles' 1966 US tour|1966 tour of the United States]]. The tour would be the first tour by the Beatles to use [[backing track|backing tracks]], mainly because for songs such as [[Within You Without You]] which were originally not intended to be performed live and contained many elements that were difficult or impossible to perform live.

==Set list==
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| header = [[Grand Ole Opry]], Nashville, 7 March 1970
| content =
#"[[Get Back (song)|Get Back]]"
#"[[If I Needed Someone]]"
#"[[Paperback Writer]]"
#"[[I Me Mine]]"
#"[[I Saw Her Standing There]]"
#"[[Helter Skelter (song)|Helter Skelter]]"
#"[[Something (Beatles song)|Something]]"
#"[[Within You Without You]]"
#"[[Dig It (Beatles song)|Dig It]]"
#"[[Drive My Car]]"
#"[[Ticket to Ride (song)|Ticket to Ride]]"
#"[[Help! (song)|Help!]]"
#"[[Yesterday (Beatles song)|Yesterday]]"
#"[[The Long and Winding Road]]"
#"[[Back in the U.S.S.R.]]"
#"[[Tomorrow Never Knows]]"
#"[[Let It Be (Beatles song)|Let It Be]]"
;Encore
#<li value="18">"[[Yellow Submarine (song)|Yellow Submarine]]"</li>
#<li value="19">"[[Revolution (Beatles song)|Revolution]]"</li>
#<li value="20">"[[Across the Universe]]"</li>
;Encore 2
#<li value="21">"[[She Loves You]]"</li>
#<li value="22">"[[Hey Jude]]"</li>
}}
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| contentcss = text-align: left; font-size: 100%; width: 75%;
| header = [[Croke Park]], Dublin, 6 June 1970
| content =
#"[[Come Together]]"
#"[[If I Needed Someone]]"
#"[[Paperback Writer]]"
#"[[I Me Mine]]"
#"[[Give Ireland Back to the Irish]]"
#"[[Helter Skelter (song)|Helter Skelter]]"
#"[[Something (Beatles song)|Something]]"
#"[[Within You Without You]]"
#"[[She Loves You]]"
#"[[Drive My Car]]"
#"[[Eleanor Rigby]]"
#"[[Yesterday (Beatles song)|Yesterday]]"
#"[[Maybe I'm Amazed]]"
#"[[Back in the U.S.S.R.]]"
#"[[Tomorrow Never Knows]]"
#"[[Get Back (song)|Get Back]]"
#"[[Let It Be (Beatles song)|Let It Be]]"
;Encore
#<li value="18">"[[Yellow Submarine (song)|Yellow Submarine]]"</li>
#<li value="19">"[[Revolution (Beatles song)|Revolution]]"</li>
#<li value="20">"[[Give Peace a Chance]]"</li>
;Encore 2
#<li value="21">"[[Boys (Beatles song)|Boys]]"</li>
#<li value="22">"[[Hey Jude]]"</li>
}}

==Live album==
{{Infobox album
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| type = live
| artist = [[The Beatles]]
| cover =
| alt =
| released = 30 August 1970
| recorded = 1969-70
| venue =
* [[Royal Albert Hall]], London
* [[Shea Stadium]], New York
* [[Hollywood Bowl]], Los Angeles
* [[Budokan]], Tokyo
| studio =
| genre =
| length =
| label =
| producer =
| prev_title =
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}}
'''''The Beatles: Get Back Live''''' is the first live album by English rock band [[The Beatles]] It was released following the Get Back tour. It was recorded in four venues.
===Tracklist===
{{Track listing
| headline = The Beatles: Get Back Live track listing
| extra_column = Original album

| all_writing = [[Lennon–McCartney]], except where noted
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| all_music =

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| title2 = [[I've Got a Feeling]]
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| title3 = [[Dig It (Beatles song)|Dig It]]
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| title4 = [[Help! (song)|Help!]]
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| music4 =
| extra4 = ''[[Help! (album)|Help!]]'', 1965
| length4 =

| title5 = [[I Me Mine]]
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| title6 = [[Drive My Car]]
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| music6 =
| extra6 = ''[[Rubber Soul]]'', 1965
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| title7 = [[I Saw Her Standing There]]
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| extra7 = ''[[Please Please Me]]'', 1963
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| title8 = [[Within You Without You]]
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| title9 = [[Yesterday (Beatles song)|Yesterday]]
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| extra9 = ''Help!'', 1965
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| title10 = [[She Loves You]]
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| writer10 =
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| music10 =
| extra10 = Single, 1963
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| title11 = [[Revolution (Beatles song)|Revolution]]
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| lyrics11 =
| music11 =
| extra11 = "[[Hey Jude]]" single, 1968
| length11 =

| title12 = [[Love Me Do]]
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| writer12 =
| lyrics12 =
| music12 =
| extra12 = ''Please Please Me'', 1963
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| title13 = [[Let It Be (song)|Let It Be]]
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| title14 = [[Hey Jude]]
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| extra14 = Single, 1968
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}}
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| headline = 1977 deluxe edition
| extra_column = Original album

| all_writing = [[Lennon–McCartney]], except where noted
| all_lyrics =
| all_music =

| title15 = [[Boys (Beatles song)|Boys]]
| note15 = Live from Shea Stadium, New York, 13 February 1970
| writer15 =
| lyrics15 =
| music15 =
| extra15 = ''Please Please Me'', 1963
| length15 =

| title16 = [[Tomorrow Never Knows]]
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| writer16 =
| lyrics16 =
| music16 =
| extra16 = ''[[Revolver (Beatles album)|Revolver]]'', 1966
| length16 =

| title17 = [[Across the Universe]]
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| writer17 =
| lyrics17 =
| music17 =
| extra17 = ''Get Back'', 1969
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| title18 = [[Back in the U.S.S.R.]]
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| music18 =
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| title19 = [[Ticket to Ride (song)|Ticket to Ride]]
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| writer19 =
| lyrics19 =
| music19 =
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| length19 =

| title20 = [[Maybe I'm Amazed]]
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| total_length =
...
}}


==References==
==References==

Revision as of 16:29, 19 April 2022

Phantom Night
OriginNashville, Tennessee
Genres
Years active2022 (2022)–present
LabelsSelf-released
Members
  • Paul Webb
  • Runic
  • Fyr
  • Dylan Newman

Phantom Night are an American rock band formed in 2022 in Nashville, Tennessee. They consist of vocalist and guitarist Paul Webb, vocalist and guitarist Fyr, drummer Dylan Newman, and bassist and vocalist Runic. They formed in 2022 as an attempt by Webb to consolidate their solo projects into one project, although all the band members continue to do their own solo work on the side, using other band members as session musicians.

History

Formation (December 2021 - February 2022)

In December 2021, Webb and Runic were both planning their own solo EPs, using each other as session musicians for their own work. Runic's Nine Lives would eventually work into becoming his songs on the band's first LP. Webb's scrapped EP, Getting Better, named after the Beatles song of the same name, would have the same themes and tone as his work on the LP, although the majority of these early lyrics were deleted and not reworked. Fyr would soon join them with his own solo EP, Redline, but it would also be scrapped. All of these EP projects would be scrapped in early February 2022 when the trio decided that they would form their own band, later called Phantom Night.

Redline / We Live Different sessions (February 2022-)

The LP was originally titled Redline after Fyr's scrapped EP, which each member going to contribute his own songs to the LP. Later, the LP would be renamed to We Live Different. We Live Different is going to be a concept album, emphasizing each member's unique situation in life. Runic also put forward the idea of skits, which would be implemented.

The album's structure is planned to give each band member their own section of 3 songs and 1 introductory skit. Webb's introductory session will be heavily influenced by the Beatles, Coldplay, and Linkin Park. The first song, "Make Up Your Mind" is from Webb's scrapped EP and was cowritten by Webb and Runic in December 2021, although it has been heavily reworked.

Although much focus has been put on the LP, Runic and Webb are still planning their own solo EPs, with Webb's Silly Love Songs being announced on February 16th. It was decided that they would record We Live Different and Silly Love Songs at the same time.

On April 12, 2022, Dylan Newman joined the group as the drummer.

Discography

Singles

Spanish Rain

"Spanish Rain"
Single by Paul Webb
B-side"The Scientist"
Written2008-2010
ReleasedJuly 8, 2022 (2022-07-08)
RecordedJune-July 2022
StudioPaul Webb's home studio
Genre
LabelSelf-released
Songwriter(s)
Producer(s)Paul Webb

"Spanish Rain" is the upcoming debut single of American singer Paul Webb. It will be a cover of the Coldplay song of the same name. It's B-side will be a cover of the song "The Scientist". It will be released on July 8, 2022 as a non-album single. It will be the first song that Phantom Night will record as a group.

Personnel
"Spanish Rain"
  • Paul Webb - vocals, acoustic guitar
  • Fyr - vocals, keyboard
  • Runic - backing vocals, bass guitar
  • Dylan Newman - drums, percussion
"The Scientist"
  • Paul Webb - vocals, acoustic guitar
  • Conner Sneed - backing vocals, piano
  • Runic - bass guitar
  • Dylan Newman - drums, percussion

Extended plays

Silly Love Songs

Silly Love Songs
EP by
Paul Webb
ReleasedFebruary 14, 2023 (2023-02-14)
RecordedJune-August 2022
StudioPaul Webb's home studio
GenreSoft rock
LabelSelf-released
ProducerPaul Webb

Silly Love Songs is the upcoming debut EP by American singer Paul Webb. It will be released on February 14, 2023. It is named after the Wings song of the same name. It will consist of covers of songs by Paul McCartney, George Harrison, the Beatles, and Coldplay. It will be digitally self released, although a physical release will be impossible until mechanical rights are obtained from Universal Music Group, MPL Communications, Apple Corps and Harrisongs.

Artwork and packaging

The artwork for the album was taken on February 16, 2022. It features Webb under a streetlight holding a heart-shaped balloon. The cover and track list were released on Webb's personal Instagram account on the same day.

If a physical release is done, the jewel case will contain a booklet of Webb, Newman, Fyr, and Runic in the studio recording the EP.

Track listing

The final hidden track is labelled as "+".

No.TitleWriter(s)Original artistLength
1."Maybe I'm Amazed"Paul McCartneyPaul McCartney 
2."Something"George HarrisonThe Beatles 
3."A Sky Full of Stars"
  • Berryman
  • Buckland
  • Champion
  • Martin
  • Bergling
Coldplay 
4."Love Me Do"Lennon–McCartneyThe Beatles 
5."I Want to Hold Your Hand"Lennon–McCartneyThe Beatles 
6."Got My Mind Set on You"Rudy ClarkGeorge Harrison 
7."The Scientist"
  • Berryman
  • Buckland
  • Champion
  • Martin
Coldplay 
8."Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band - Reprise" (Hidden track)Lennon–McCartneyThe Beatles 
Total length:...
Notes
  • Track 1 is owned by MPL Communications
  • Tracks 2 and 6 are owned by Harrisongs, Ltd
  • Tracks 3, 4, 5, 7 and 8 are owned by Universal Music Group
Personnel

Band members

  • Paul Webb - vocals, lead guitar
  • Runic - vocals, bass
  • Fyr - vocals, guitar, piano, keyboard, brass
  • Dylan Newman - drums, percussion

References

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