I played insane METAL guitar solos at a POP gig
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you inspired me to improve myself further, seeing you on stage like that fueled the flames for my improvement and motivation, you rock Bernth!
Three years sober? Congratulations! It isn't easy... I'm watching this with a hangover and craving hair of the dog. I really need to quit this shit. Love the acoustic shred!🤘🤘🤘
I think we have a different definition of pop
You nailed dude 🤘🏾🤘🏾🤘🏾
Can you please make a video about how you manege your gear to this tour, big live concert... Thanks you, 🤘🏾🤘🏾🤘🏾 here from Mozambique 🇲🇿🇲🇿🇲🇿
*This guy is literally living the dream.*
hes not a guy he's a legend
Agreed!
He even has girlfriend
@@rolson99 😂😂😂😂🤘
@@rolson99 real.
When you said you were sober and just went to bed. That was the most powerful and meaningful lesson any upcoming musicians should take note of
The difference between being a professional and thinking you're a professional right there. Even if you're sober for the show and get hammered afterwards, that shit eventually catches up with you.
Wow, really? Sorry but I still think a nice beer after a gig is both refreshing and satisfying, bye.
Some of the best were drugies it don’t matter only if you can play in this case he is sober to be at his level
@@bestiaonthedrums Well one beer to wind down after the gig won't do any harm at all. Drinking until you can't stand anymore is a different story. Doing that after every gig will eventually catch up with you.
@@RyanxDunn and why would I get drunk? getting drunk is stupid, but not drinking at all because you are afraid of getting drunk is stupid as well
Congratulations on your sobriety! Being a working musician and staying sober is a challenge but so worth it.
nothing challenging at all
@@Woodsaras true
I had to suffer a lot before the choice was easy.
@@Woodsaras Are you f****** kidding me? I really hope you were joking. 😑
@@drewharper1891 im not kidding and i dont see what there is to joke about.
This guy just provided a portal for these pop fans into metal music. I imagine that people who were wowed will probably look in and a handful will likely convert. Love your work dude what a champ
It was also a European festival, Europeans are already more musically open minded, even pop fans. Do that in the US and they won't give much of a shit because "guitar is for old people" or something like that.
@@MoonOvIce actually ed Sheeran plays guitar 🤓
@@Nickaman420 Yeah, but I'm talking about electric guitar with solos like that.
@@MoonOvIce you know I'm joking right?
"wolowolo"
Playing in a pop band honestly sound like a lot of fun
I agree....
especially for someone like me whose guitar playing abilities aren't insane
The trade off is that you won't be pushed to your extreme as you would in a metal band
@@ExposingEvil_ honestly it's all about consistency, no matter the genre
Tbh I would say being in a pop band would allow you to experiment more
@@ExposingEvil_ Err, pop guitarists are some of the most talented. Because those guitarists are usually session guitarists, which need to be able to play everything and anything, not just metal.
@@cIappo896 I know, but I'm looking at it from a high school perspective.
Its easier to play a pop gig with 5 chords than it is to do a metal one.
Having performed once on stage in front of maybe 20-30 people, I somehow get the feeling that not much changes with larger venues, just the scale of everything.
It grows to about to a thousand, with "diminishing returns" so to speak. From 5 to 50 is huge, from 50 to 100 is big but not that different from 150, which is not that different from 300 and so on.. From thousand to 15k, no real change.
To be fair i have not performed for that many people, used to be a stagehand. My ass has been seen by 1.2 million, over fifth of the country.. because there comes a moment when you are too much at home on stage and kind of forget that people are watching...
@@squidcaps4308 Makes sense! The more people that are there, the more it'll require to see a noticeable difference. I actually had more stage anxiety with a small crowd than anywhere else.
Apparently the main thing that changes, is when when you get to 50,000+ the major difference is that everyone breathing in and out simultaneously as they sing is like it’s blowing a Gail. It generates its own winds. That according to the guys in the police (band). Quite possibly only true in a stadium. I have a mate who played pro rugby league and he reckons at Suncorp stadium in Brisbane during state of origin the 52,500 seat stadium that goes up not out he claims the sound becomes physical. He says it’s different when he played the grand final at Homebush (the Olympics stadium in Sydney) where 100,000 were there but because the stadium goes up and out it’s not as daunting.
@@a.g.4843 i strongly disagree. between playing for 50 people vs 500, it is a massive difference. the stagehand earlier had a great point but as a performer you don’t get necessarily get the same luxury; the audience is there to see you, and in my experience you tend to notice each and every one throughout your set-or none at all. depends on the person
the biggest difference i’ve found is the stage size. the bigger the crowd the bigger stage you have to use, and that shift adds more pressure. what i find interesting is like the stagehand said, once you get really really big it’s a diminishing return. once stage sizes are always big whether the crowd is 20 thousand or 2 million, it has less of an effect
Dude I was there and told my friends " wait is that bernth? Holy shit guys it's bernth! "
They were like "no way man, this is seiler und speer why would he...omg"then they looked closer and saw u, awesome concert man!
For those who want to know the song at 2:56, it's Halo by Boston Manor. Spent an unnecessary amount of time going through the concert schedule and skimming the performances, but it was worth it.
OMG Thank you dude!! I was also desperately searching!!!
props for being sober for 3 years now
awesome playing,
played that solo on an accoustic??? wow.
I know you said "Pop band" but every snippet I heard sounded fairly heavy! I loved your playing man. SOOO musical and tight.
swedish pop rock is going to be more reminiscent of 80s prog rock like Rainbow (with the other singer that isn't dio)
Props to you for remaining sober in such a tempting environment, I know that’s not easy, keep killing it dude!
Dude you are really so inspiring. One Day i hope to be nearly as close to a stage you played this day ! Thanks for all you are doing and please share more of this videos with us. You are awesome !
Best part of the video is hearing that you've been sober! As a touring musician, I know how hard it can be to stay dry. Especially during the festival. Inspirational. Good on you!
As a multi instrumentalist since 15 years & guitarist since 10 years, discovering your channel was a true blessing Bernth.
You are a real role model for any musician, since you have mastered & adapted the essential traits that you need to be an excellent musician.
Which are: "Humility - Dedication - Sacrifice & many others.
Even though you are insanely good at your craft, you still won't let your ego take over & you respect the music & serve the song.
You also seem to be one of the nicest guys in the metal community.
For some reason you always remind me of Chuck Schuldiner (Death) lol
And above all, I love your Terminator/Schwarzene ger accent
Don't worry, I'm from ze Wiener Schnitzel Land as well. 😅
I merely write it in english, so that your none german speaking audience can read it as well.
What's crazy is, that I already subconsciously saw you in the Seiler & Speer video "Weilst a Mensch bist"
And now that I know that you've been working with those guys since 2015, my brain just had a memory flashback & a total " A - Ha" moment lmao XD
Small world indeed...
Ich wünsch dir alles Gute in deiner weiteren musikalischen Reise & viel Erfolg.
Es wäre eine Ehre mit jemanden wie dir eines Tages zu jammen.
Danke für den Motivationsschub, um noch exzessiver an meinen musikalischen Skills zu feilen.
Peace Bernth 🤘
Only Bernth could pull this off. What a great guitarist. That audience had no idea they were being exposed to metal.
I didn't understand your ritual at first for calming the nerves as you always come across as so calm and precise.
But watching you play that solo, on the stage extension out into the audience, with 100,000 pairs of eyes focused on you - WOW.
You killed it though - perfect rock-god pose and all.
Thanks for the glimpse into the backstage of a festival as a musician.
Also love that you got to chat with Jinjer's guitarist.
When this guy talks about being nervous it just goes to show how truly nerve-racking it is being up there. He is a god level guitar player and still has to practice like mad to get things down.
Hats off to you man!!! Love your music and playing
My buddy saw the show and said to me he was quite surprised that Seiler und Speer was rocking so much that day (he didn't expect very much cause he's more a metalhead like me) , now I know the reason. Nice one my friend
I use to be a professional musician (guitar) , I've been playing in a band for 15 years going on tour and all and I just want to say that it isn't always easy and as fun as it seems, the energy of a crowd is what keeps you going but it's really hard to play almost every night in a different city, always eating crap, drinking and sleeping 4-5 hours a night, after a while it gets to you , it's even harder when you have a family, I felt I needed to do something else with my life the day I realized I was doing cocaine before every gig we had.It's been 15 years since I left my band I never used drugs since and I feel so much better physically and mentally.
What's your band name
Dude! You've done it! YOU'RE A ROCKSTAR!!!
God bless ya man! You can tell that you put a lot of time and effort into your music. You are actually more than just a a Rockstar... You are truly a MUSICIAN! And you seem like you didn't let it go to your head... You seem really down to earth and you seem like a good guy. I was in the music biz for years and although I never made it to the top, I was friends with all of my childhood HEROES that I grew up idolizing! I was in the "in crowd". You know... Opening act for all the greats 👍. It was a wild ride my friend. It's good to see a guy that "made it", but is still grounded.
Don't ever lose that my friend...
Keep the faith and keep fighting the good Rock-N-Roll fight!
God bless and take care...
Sounds awesome. That acoustic solo is so...blissful. I adore your playing.
Love it, that looked like so much fun! I remember playing my semi-acoustic guitar in a local church for some kids...then stepped on the metal effects pedal for one of the songs-their facial expressions were priceless! 🤟
So happy to see you getting to perform in front of so many people. Really living the dream!
You did every guitar player, and metalheads proud, keep going on this incredible journey called music, wishing u all the best for the future, well done!!!
That was soooo cool. Thank you so much for making and sharing this. I loved being able to see everything from a behind the scenes perspective. Plus I love how humble and down to earth you are. Stay fresh!
Always appreciate that you have a nice touch, excellent vibrato and good taste with melodic riffs. You don't overdo the technical playing.
This was a really fun adventure to follow along with you! The video edits were great! Nice!!
Love these behind the scenes series you've been doing this year, Bernth! Congrats on your all success - love the lessons and all the jokes throughout your vids!
damn, this has got to be your best video yet! seeing how relaxed your left hand was from behind was really interesting. I know you talk about it a lot but it's impressive just HOW relaxed your hand is while you shred
This was such a cool vid, rlly well made, I honestly wish more guitarists were able to document their live experience as well as you did with this
Bernth, you're an incredible guitarist, one of the best I've ever seen, excellent solos, great shredding 🤘 I'm a metal guitarist too, you're a true guitar God 🤘 Rock on brother 🤘 metal for life 🤘
You're such a beast bro... definitely one of my favorites... from raw and honed skillz...to just an awesome attitude... and a great teacher at more than just the axe...
Pop music and shredding get along well together. Let's face it, VH was basically a pop group with shredding, I nerver really considered them a rock band. Congratulations on playing for such a big audience man!
“I alone always have four guitars with me” I aspire to be this insane
Funny that I am not a a shredder and not into heavy metal at all, but I learn more from your lessons and find your practice exercises give me a lot better results than any of the other courses I use.
Awesome work on your 3 years brother. One day at a time. That was a very delicious acoustic solo. It shows not only your technical talent but also you have soul. Thank you for sharing
Thanks so much for sharing this experience. It was so cool watching the behind the scenes of a big event like this. Kudos for the humbleness and great playing! God bless
Great playing man, those solos really went over well, great sound and tones.
That was a great behind the scenes video. Thank you for putting this up!!
Wow, how does it feel to perform in front of an ocean crowd?
Congratulations, great musician, great person.
I hope one day to listen to a live G3: Satriani, Vai, Bernth (or maybe you have already done so and I don't know?) 😉
Simply congrats on having the opportunity to have that kind of experience! That sounds so awesome!
This is awesome Bernth! I like that you point out how good it feels to be sober and keep performing better and better we're in this for the music! which is what makes us feel great
Wicked fun you are having man. Thanks for sharing and enjoy all the fun
Dude this is such a unique and cool video - thanks a lot for taking us along :)
Holy crap .. that is totally awesome Bernth !! .. I am so happy for you !! .. fantastic performances !! .. so glad you were able to experience this !!
Great to see you playing to that many people! You look like you had a blast! Goals!!!
Thanks for sharing this. Always REALLY cool to see videos like this. I think most of us would like to be in this position 🤘
Wow the acoustic part is gorgeous. Such a beautiful melody
Bro you are such an inspiration 🤘🏿 probably the kindest sounding voice in metal community keep it up 🤘🏿🤘🏿🤘🏿
I've been rabbit 🕳️ ing RUclips guitar for four years now, and my pals Bill and Ted agree, that you sir, are by far, the most triumphant, talented, articulate (in theory as well as speech) player on the tube, which means you've put in so much practice and dedication that it's unreal and I would like to personally thank you for that shit. Also, your aura and the way you were obviously raised due to your personality screams "Gentleman," and gives me the vibe that you would give your last five bucks to someone else if the situation presented itself.
Either that or I'm wrong, and you cuss up a storm, watch nothing but horror films, hunt and murder people loololol
Oh man, you're just simply awesome. You really inspired me. Hope i could be as good as you one day 💖
Sick guitar shreds is one of the reasons I became a metal fan! This is awesome that you’re exposing more people to it!!
Smart man, clean and sober is where it’s at therefore I will subscribe. Also should I play the guitar more in the future I’ll check out your lesson!
And props on the sobriety thing man, we got this!! 💪
Well done on three years sober! That's not easy.
It's super cool that you brought some shred to the pop crowd, and thanks for the literal peek behind the curtain at the the way pro's do things backstage
Also thanks for the reminder of the ever important Rule Number 1: Don't be on fire :)
This is so beautiful, thanks for sharing this man 🔥🔥
Your are such an inspiration! Everytime I watch your videos like this I wonder what's it's like to achieve your level. I had a heavy opiate addiction that hindered my career very early and I was even in a promising band. My addiction took me to dark dark places and eventually I had stopped playing all together for many years. I'm forty now with over 4yrs sober....so congrats to you my friend, one day at a time......and I have been playing ass off. I've gotten pretty decent considering I just started playing after like a 20 yr hiatus, but it kills me to think I could be where I r now. The dream in me never dies and honestly at times it drives me insane. Part of me wants to just forget the idea of ever even being in just a gigging or good sounding band and not just a level like yours. But the other does not. The thought of giving up something I love so much and one of the only thing I'm actually good...or so I'm told.... And tossing a dream down the tubes is just too depressing....and trust me I already suffer from a shit load of PTSD and depression lol. It was not my intention to write this next part of this comment, but I'm just going to go ahead and do it. If you could write me personally, I'll give you my email, and if you just give me any personal thoughts or insights or experiences that you've experienced getting clean, or just playing, or just experiences of your life in retrospecting comparison to mine, it would be most respected, and your words would mean so much. If not I understand you're a one busy brother and I get it. My email is fireinthesky500@gmail.com. thanks for all you do brother and here's to your continued success, cherish in California! Andy.
This is the first time seeing you man. It's so inspiring how you cherish your job. I wish you more blessings.
you're literally living my dream, you rock dude! ill get there too ! Cheers from NYC
thank you for posting so much! so inspirational!
Love the tone bud, also with the acoustic, very clean!!
Thanks for taking us along with you and for sharing so much of the details in preparation plus your thoughts! Congratulations on 3 years sober, that’s an amazing personal achievement. Doing the work you do is so inspiring!
You truly are an inspiration for the aspiring younger musicians! Thank you for sharing this! You’re full of chops and wisdom. You should have way, way more subscribers!
First time seeing you and your content. This was so amazing. And you being sober is the icing on the cake. I know the struggle... New fan
Awesome B! Keep it up. All the success to you!
Great video. Worked touring gigs for a while and your sobriety is really an accomplishment. Thanks for the video!
Roman, Eugene, Vlad and Tati (Jinjer) are some awesome and humble people to hang out with, great to see your adventures and congrats on sharing stages with some amazing acts!
This is an awesome look into backstage life. I'm going to steal the BALLOON trick from your TM for future festival/big shows for my camp, as a Prod. Coordinator I appreciate the fact that you highlighted your crew folks in this video as well!
That was excellent. Following on Spotify now.
Very cool, thank you for sharing this experience!
Love your stuff dude ❤
Dude this is awesome. Huge grin on my face the whole time. I'm going to go practice for the rest of the night now :D
Awesome bro! And congrats on 3yrs thats just as bad ass!
BERNTH, this was an awesome video!!! This is why I play guitar!! Man you sounded great. Love your RUclips channel!
That arpeggiated phrasing was so badass dude. Sick guitar work even on acoustic!!
Outstanding!
What dedication actually looks like.
Wow love your work. Love the message in this. Keep clean.
Nice work man that was awesome!
Congratulations on both your performance and sobriety! I have been sober 13 years and I don't miss the hangovers either!
More please. I loved this video and the whole vibe here.
This guy is the frigging Mona Lisa of Metal! So happy for you, man. Way to go 🙏
It nice to see all these years of hard work paying off. Good for you man 👍
You are one of the best man keep it up!! Love your contents.
A genuinely talented and humble guy, real pleasure to watch this vid :)
I loved the first solo. As always you amaze the people you play for
thanks for those awesome takes bernth
Very nice life you have going on there! Very cool to see from the outside. I’ve played since I was a kid, bar bands as an adult, and now I’m old. It’s been 8years since I’ve played in public. Kinda miss it. Biggest gigs were a couple of hundred people, most were smaller. Thanks for sharing this look at your real “behind the scenes” reality. I was only smart enough to roll like this the last 3-4years of performing. Skipping the drink and drugs can be hard but I think my musicianship improved a lot because of it even as my writing suffered. It did provide some inspiration at times. It seemed to me that once you make this change you must find others with a similar ethic in order to progress and finding those people can be difficult. I respect what you are doing and really enjoy your playing. 👍
This was a really cool insight in to the workings of a festival, thank you. Also congratulations on your sobriety!
Sobriety rocks! I am there with you on that one brother! Cool video, thanks for sharing your experience 🤘
You guy's sound tight! Appreciate the behind the scenes footage!
Ima download it thanks for sharing!!
I love how you put that little video of Boston Manor in there that’s such a good song I saw them live in 2019
Excellent show…wow. On the lesson when I started gigging I quickly realised how important string muting is at concert volume, so great lesson.
Thank you for an inside look at what happens at concerts, you are the best.
Awesome concert playing you did and band.
I’m so proud of you, teach! I’ve been with you on Patreon for a year and it seems you grown 300%!
I can imagine how amazing that experience is! So surreal 🤘🏻🙌🏻
Holy shit that’s phenomenal man! I can’t help but stupidly smile, so happy for you
Awesome performance! Keep up the great work. Love your channel. 👍👍👍