Nine Inch Nails & David Bowie: Dissonance

This is literally my dream lineup and it happened :’)

Genuinely though a lot of Bowies work in the 90s paired so well to NIN. Those Trent Reznor mixes of Bowies songs go so hard.

This is literally my dream lineup and it happened :’)

Genuinely though a lot of Bowies work in the 90s paired so well to NIN. Those Trent Reznor mixes of Bowies songs go so hard.

Nine Inch Nails going fucking nuts on stage, Trent Rezor whipping out a saxophone and head banging while slamming a keyboard as David Bowie belts into the microphone with lights flashing on him from all direction is the very energy that live music was made to capture.

The Bowie-Reznor duet version of Hurt is something magical.

Nine Inch Nails going fucking nuts on stage, Trent Rezor whipping out a saxophone and head banging while slamming a keyboard as David Bowie belts into the microphone with lights flashing on him from all direction is the very energy that live music was made to capture.

The Bowie-Reznor duet version of Hurt is something magical.

Nine Inch Nails going fucking nuts on stage, Trent Rezor whipping out a saxophone and head banging while slamming a keyboard as David Bowie belts into the microphone with lights flashing on him from all direction is the very energy that live music was made to capture.

The Bowie-Reznor duet version of Hurt is something magical.

Nine Inch Nails going fucking nuts on stage, Trent Rezor whipping out a saxophone and head banging while slamming a keyboard as David Bowie belts into the microphone with lights flashing on him from all direction is the very energy that live music was made to capture.

The Bowie-Reznor duet version of Hurt is something magical.

Nine Inch Nails going fucking nuts on stage, Trent Rezor whipping out a saxophone and head banging while slamming a keyboard as David Bowie belts into the microphone with lights flashing on him from all direction is the very energy that live music was made to capture.

The Bowie-Reznor duet version of Hurt is something magical.

Nine Inch Nails going fucking nuts on stage, Trent Rezor whipping out a saxophone and head banging while slamming a keyboard as David Bowie belts into the microphone with lights flashing on him from all direction is the very energy that live music was made to capture.

The Bowie-Reznor duet version of Hurt is something magical.

Nine Inch Nails going fucking nuts on stage, Trent Rezor whipping out a saxophone and head banging while slamming a keyboard as David Bowie belts into the microphone with lights flashing on him from all direction is the very energy that live music was made to capture.

The Bowie-Reznor duet version of Hurt is something magical.

Nine Inch Nails going fucking nuts on stage, Trent Rezor whipping out a saxophone and head banging while slamming a keyboard as David Bowie belts into the microphone with lights flashing on him from all direction is the very energy that live music was made to capture.

The Bowie-Reznor duet version of Hurt is something magical.