RARE PERFORMANCE
Rare footage of Maroon 5 performing a full concert at La Riviera in Madrid, Spain, in 2005 is now available at Maroon 5 Archive!
Rare footage of Maroon 5 performing a full concert at La Riviera in Madrid, Spain, in 2005 is now available at Maroon 5 Archive!
https://reddit.com/link/1uvs9bh/video/kssu5lkl23dh1/player
Rare video of Maroon 5 performing "This Love" at MTV's 45th at Night in 2007! While the other songs from the event were already easy to find online, this performance remained hidden. Check out the full performance and more rarities at maroon5archive.com
I'm trying to identify the name of a music-related television program that aired on WGN Sports Chicago. Unfortunately, I only have this screenshot from the broadcast. I do not have a recording, audio, exact air date, episode information, or any additional footage.
The screenshot appears to contain WGN branding, probably from 2002, and my research has led me toward WGN Sports from Chicago. However, I have not been able to find a definitive match.
I'm posting the screenshot in hopes that someone recognizes the set, logo, or format. Any information about the show's name, approximate air dates, hosts, or related recordings would be greatly appreciated.
I'm trying to identify the actual TV program behind an old video file that appears to be a lost or hard-to-find Maroon 5 performance.
The file name is: Maroon_5-harder_to_breathe_(live_m_chart_show_27-03-04)-svcd-2004-mVa. This name is all i have.
The performance is of Harder to Breathe and appears to have aired on March 27, 2004. Maroon 5 was heavily promoting Songs About Jane across Europe around that time, particularly in countries like Germany and Denmark, which makes me think this was likely a European television appearance rather than an American one.
What I'm trying to figure out is the meaning of "m_chart_show." I haven't been able to find any evidence that a program called M Chart Show actually existed, so I'm wondering if this was a shortened title, a generic label used by the release group, or perhaps an abbreviation for something else.
Does anyone recognize what show this could have been? I'm particularly interested in identifying the broadcaster, country, and original program name. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
Maroon 5 performed This Love on Pepsi Smash in 2003, but the recording is currently considered lost media. The only performance from that appearance that is available online is Harder to Breathe, you can check it here: https://maroon5archive.com/view?m=dEwKgsDBi
Through the Internet Archive, it is possible to verify that a video file for "This Love" once existed on the official Songs About Jane website and other websites (https://web.archive.org/web/*/http://demand1.stream.aol.com/ramgen/aol/us/aolentertainment/tv/2003/wb/pepsismash/pepsismash_081303_nb.rm) . Despite this, the performance has not resurfaced online.
Former Maroon 5 drummer Ryan Dusick has also confirmed that the performance existed. However, he has stated that he does not have a copy of the recording himself (https://www.instagram.com/reels/Comn4jvrIZj/).
Because of this, it is unclear whether any copies of the performance still survive in private collections or archives.
If anyone has a recording of Maroon 5 performing This Love on Pepsi Smash in 2003, please contact me.
The only known evidence of Maroon 5's appearance on WGN Sports is a photograph, which can be viewed here: https://www.reddit.com/r/maroon5/comments/1s08y8k/maroon\_5\_20022003\_photos\_100147/?utm\_source=share&utm\_medium=web3x&utm\_name=web3xcss&utm\_term=1&utm\_content=share\_button.
According to former Maroon 5 drummer Ryan Dusick, the band appeared on WGN Sports in 2002, on WGN's Chicago television network. No video footage of the performance has surfaced online, and very little information about the appearance is currently available.
Because of this, it is unclear whether recordings of the broadcast still exist or if they have been lost over time.
If anyone has recordings, photographs, or any additional information related to Maroon 5's appearance on WGN Sports in 2002, please contact me.
According to setlist.fm, Maroon 5 performed five songs at AOL Sessions in 2002 (https://www.setlist.fm/setlist/maroon-5/2002/aol-sessions-new-york-ny-5bcb4fa4.html). However, only three of those performances, Sunday Morning, Must Get Out, and The Sun are currently available online. You can check Must Get Out, for example, here: https://maroon5archive.com/view?m=9NY31ujdY. The performances of This Love and Harder to Breathe remain lost media.
The three available songs were originally hosted on an old Maroon 5 website. By revisiting the site through the Internet Archive, it appears that these were the only AOL Sessions recordings made available there. However, according to [setlist.fm](http://setlist.fm), two additional songs were performed. Because of this, it is unclear whether the setlist is inaccurate or whether recordings of these performances actually exist and have simply not resurfaced online.
If anyone has the files of these performances, please contact me.
The Maroon 5 Archive is out!
Victor Burle, Gustavo Dammrose, Nicolas Moraes and Noah Edwards have joined efforts over the past few months to launch the Maroon 5 Archive. The website focuses on official live performances and is constantly being updated, although most of the available material has already been uploaded. If you have any files that are not available on the website, or if you have versions in better quality, please contact us. Also, if you notice any incorrect or inconsistent information, feel free to reach out.
Visit The Maroon 5 Archive: https://maroon5archive.com/