Watch The New York Dolls - Live at Soundstage
- 2013
- 54 min
The New York Dolls - Live at Soundstage captures the iconic rock band in a electrifying performance during their 2004 reunion tour. The concert film, directed by Danny Clinch, showcases the band's raw energy and signature glam rock sound. Opening with a powerful rendition of "Looking For a Kiss," The New York Dolls launch into a setlist of their most beloved hits, including "Personality Crisis" and "Jet Boy." Lead singer David Johansen commands the stage with his enigmatic presence, captivating the audience with his snarling vocals and flamboyant fashion choices.
The band's chemistry is undeniable as they effortlessly weave between up-tempo rock anthems and soulful ballads. Guitarist Sylvain Sylvain's infectious riffs pair perfectly with Arthur Kane's melodic basslines, while Jerry Nolan's steady drumming anchors the band's dynamic sound.
As the concert progresses, the band's punk rock roots become more evident. They deliver a raucous rendition of "Babylon" and infuse their hit "Pills" with a frenetic energy that sends the crowd into a frenzy.
In between songs, Johansen engages with the audience and shares stories from the band's storied past. He discusses their influence on the punk rock movement and pays tribute to former band members who have since passed away.
The concert culminates in a climactic performance of "Trash." Johansen's snarling vocals and the band's thunderous instrumentation build to a fever pitch, leaving the audience begging for more.
The New York Dolls - Live at Soundstage is an electrifying tribute to one of rock and roll's most influential bands. It showcases the band's enduring legacy and captures their timeless sound in a way that only a live performance can. Whether you're a diehard fan or simply a lover of great rock music, this concert film is sure to leave you feeling energized and inspired.





















