It’s a Block Party Weekend! We are doubling down all weekend with Back-to-Back songs from some your favorite Point artists – because sometimes one tune just ain’t enough.
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Finger Eleven - Last Night On Earth (Acoustic) Live from the POINT Studio
Finger Eleven performs "Last Night On Earth" live in The Point studio. The title track from the band's latest album gets an intimate acoustic treatment with Scott Anderson's unmistakable vocals and James Black's guitar front and center. Watch more from Finger Eleven's Point Studio Session: ▶ "One Thing" Live: https://youtu.be/wCO79932Zpk...
Together Right (Acoustic) | Finger Eleven LIVE from The POINT Studio
Finger Eleven performs "Together Right" live in The Point Studio during their visit to 105.7 The Point in St. Louis. Scott Anderson and James Black strip the song down for an intimate in-studio performance, showcasing the melody and emotion behind one of the standout tracks from Finger Eleven's Greatest Hits...
How Finger Eleven Have Stayed Together for Over 30 Years
Finger Eleven have stayed together for more than 30 years with almost no lineup changes. Scott Anderson and James Black stopped by 105.7 The Point in St. Louis to talk about the band's longevity, recording their first new album in a decade 'Last Night On Earth', working with Richard Patrick...
One Thing (ACOUSTIC) | FINGER ELEVEN Revisit Their First Hit
Finger Eleven perform an acoustic version of "One Thing" live in The Point studios. Hear one of the band's biggest songs stripped down in this Point Studio Session. Originally released on the band's 2003 self-titled album, "One Thing" became one of Finger Eleven's signature songs. Scott Anderson and James Black...
Lizzie Weber Covers Nirvana's "Heart-Shaped Box" in The Point Studio
St. Louis artist Lizzie Weber delivers a haunting interpretation of Nirvana's "Heart-Shaped Box" in this exclusive POINT Studio Session. Known for the cinematic songwriting and layered vocal arrangements heard throughout her album 'Wraiths in the Wake,' Weber strips the song to its emotional core while preserving the tension and unease...
