From broadcast stages to festival sets, six official Touched live videos that show a different side of the songs than the studio recordings.
The same song sounds different depending on where it's played. A TV studio delivers a polished mix, a festival stage adds the push and pull of a crowd, and a headline show lets the band shape its own dynamics. This list picks six official Touched live performances based on what shifts most between the record and the stage.
Every video here comes from a broadcaster, a venue, or Touched's own official channel. Fancams and unverified reuploads were left out β their picture and sound quality vary too much for a fair comparison.
01
Highlight
<p><strong>What the stage adds</strong> The song starts quiet and builds step by step, and that arc survives intact on broadcast β the chorus arrives with noticeably denser instrumentation than the studio version.</p><p><strong>What to compare</strong> Listen for whether the instrumental break, tight on record, stretches out on stage. The camera work during the final chorus, when the whole band swells together, is worth watching too.</p>
02
Hi Bully
<p><strong>What the stage adds</strong> The short, sharp riff hits rougher live. Since this is a festival set, the crowd's reaction bleeds directly into the sound in a way the studio track never captures.</p><p><strong>What to compare</strong> Notice whether the kick and snare punch forward more than on record. Watch how tightly the band locks in during the sections where the vocal delivery gets most confrontational.</p>
03
Stand Up!
<p><strong>What the stage adds</strong> Already an ascending pop-rock number on record, the broadcast version gets an extra lift from the audience and hosts reacting in real time during the chorus. Cutaways to individual members reveal each part's character.</p><p><strong>What to compare</strong> Set the gap in chorus thickness between the first and last repeat against the studio cut. On stage, the point where the drums push the tempo forward reads more clearly.</p>
