Avid fans may recall that back in 2014 Hollywood Undead teased that they would be filming a live music video for their latest single, “Day of the Dead”, during their Brixton Academy show in London on November 29th of that year.  Since then…nothing?  The band’s fourth album came and went several months later, with a traditional scripted music video for the title track dropping in March of 2015, but without a trace of live footage from the London show.  So what happened to that live video?

Turns out the video, or at least a cut of it has made its way into the portfolio for the director, James Barnes, on his personal website jamesbarnes.co.

Additional staff involved on the video include Gareth Beeson as the camera supervisor and Anthony Bairstow on editing.  It looks like the video was originally intended for Vevo, and requested by the band’s label at the time, Interscope.  The idea for a live video never really goes away though, fans may remember the Renegade – Live from Moscow video that was uploaded earlier this year.

For now though, you can enjoy this lost music video in its entirety embedded above.

Adam Cowan was on lights for the 2014 European Tour, and even mentioned the filming in his Instagram posts, check out his photos from the venue that night below-

https://www.instagram.com/p/wByN2FiatE/

https://www.instagram.com/p/v_DhY5iatg/

https://www.instagram.com/p/v_lnHriaoV/

https://www.instagram.com/p/wByhA9Cau8/

https://www.instagram.com/p/wAfYWLiauN/

 

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Scrubsauce
Scrub has spent the better part of the last decade contributing to SCNFDM as the site's lead content editor.  His prior contributions to the Hollywood Undead fandom include providing content for famous Hollywood Undead tumblogs like HoodAsFuck and Vik Winchester's original HU Tumblog. His time in LA allowed him to provide the community with behind the scenes tidbits, music video shoot info, and exclusive live recordings of Han Cholo. Scrub has been participating in the Hollywood Undead community in some capacity as far back as Fall of 2008 on the original hollywoodundead.com Ning page.  In his spare time, Scrub is a computer engineer by day, and also writes mini-reviews for various genres of games and shares pictures of his ever-growing Transformers collection on Twitter.
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