Field report from the first two rituals: Manchester & Glasgow
- Two rituals down. Manchester first. Then Glasgow. Ghost came. Ghost conquered.
- Ghoulbangers Ball isn’t just a name now — it’s a full-blown punk-as-hell live show with its own mythos.
- Vanessa Warwick back in the scene like she never left. Straight legend. Doing real interviews, real fans, real energy. This isn’t some PR puff piece — it’s raw, and it rules.
- People LOST IT when they got picked to be on the show. Some fans even cried. Not kidding. This thing meant something to them.
- No phones. That’s not just a rule — it’s a movement. No glowing screens ruining the moment. No trashy footage surfacing before the amps cool off.
- Instead we get: tight, punchy montages. Cut fast, cut clean. Just enough to make your heart race, not enough to spoil the magic.
- Vanessa even demoed how the damn Yondr pouches work, like, here’s how you take your concert back.
- Tobias and the crew bet everything on a no-phone ritual — and it paid off. Big. This wasn’t just a gig. It was a happening. Ghost won!
- This is what live music should feel like. Intimate, electric but raw. Like you’re in on a secret.
- If you weren’t there, you missed it. And that’s the whole point.
No endless scrolls. No instant uploads. Just memory and sweat and volume.
Ghoulbangers Ball is a love letter to the old way — but sharper, smarter, and with a devilish smirk.
And we were right. Every word.
This isn’t nostalgia. This is the future — and it’s loud.
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