With David being absent at the most recent tours, it has been quite a while since the last time we’ve seen a picture of him published on Simple Plan’s social media channels. Chady Awad, Simple Plan’s photographer however stepped out yesterday and published a never-seen-before picture probably from some of David’s last appearances on tour with SP last year.
You can now also check out this beautiful picture in our gallery:
It wouldn’t be a proper tour, if Simple Plan’s tour photographer Chady Awad didn’t find the time to take the guys aside and organize a couple of spontaneous photoshoots of the members of SP during the course of the tour.
Check out a little bit of a different look into Simple Plan’s tour via some professional and backstage shots, courtesy of Chady, taken over the course of the current November/December U.S. tour:
Simple Plan are finally back on the road and this time, the 15th anniversary No Pads tour has led them to Japan, where they are already in the middle of the four-show tour!
The band kicked the Japanese tour off in Nagoya yesterday and continued in Tokyo today. Both shows were packed with local fans, who have not seen the band in a while and were very excited to see this special tour finally arrive to their own country.
And it wouldn’t be Simple Plan, if there weren’t any surprises during the show. Somewhere in the middle of the set, Mikko reported to us that Pierre, Seb and Chady suddenly performed their own version of the very popular Japanese comedy skit by comedian Blouson Chiemi. In the original gag, the character in the middle – played by Pierre – is a successful career woman, who can handle both her work and her love life. In the skit she’s accompanied by two men, who eventually take their shirts off (portrayed by Chady and Seb). For comparison, you can check out the original Japanese skit here and below, you can have a look at how well Pierre, Seb and Chady delivered it to the crowd in Tokyo tonight:
And if you’re wondering what the setlist of the first Japanese shows looked like, here it is:
1. I’d Do Anything
2. The Worst Day Ever
3. You Don’t Mean Anything
4. I’m Just A Kid
5. When I’m With You
6. Meet You There
7. Addicted
8. My Alien
9. God Must Hate Me
10. I Won’t Be There
11. One Day
12. Grow Up
13. Perfect
Encore:
14. Shut Up!
15. Jump
16. Boom
17. Jet Lag
18. Summer Paradise
19. Crazy
20. Welcome To My Life
And finally, have a look at the first professional pictures from both Nagoya and Tokyo, which have now been added to the gallery:
Make sure to check out our gallery, which has now been updated with over 80 fantastic pictures taken on Simple Plan’s summer tour in the U.S. and Canada by Chady Awad and Nathan Dobbelaere.
Simple Plan recently released some great pictures that give us a little backstage access into the behind the scenes of their most recent NPNHJB tour, all taken by Chady Awad.
Check them out in the gallery:
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