**Porter: Goals and Dreamers**
Porter, the renowned rock band from Guadalajara, Jalisco, continues to show their devotion to their fans in the border regions with an anticipated performance tonight at Black Box on Avenida Revolución. As part of the Bulldog Productions lineup for the last quarter of the year, Porter aims to captivate both old and new audiences.
David Velasco, the band’s vocalist, shared his excitement about the concert, emphasizing the band’s evolving connection with their followers. “We have a pretty interesting setlist and the same affection we’ve always felt from the audience over the years. It’s great to see new faces at our concerts, and we’re grateful to be breaking barriers so that our music reaches different generations,” Velasco noted.
Porter has consistently reinvented themselves, keeping pace with changes in the music industry and how live performances are experienced. Velasco expressed his mixed feelings about the influence of technology on concert experiences but remained optimistic about the band’s loyal audience. “Although technology can disconnect us from feeling, we don’t see many people recording with their cell phones at our shows; we see faces instead,” he added.
Looking ahead, the band is focused on creating new music, with plans to release an album in 2025. “We are working on a new album, putting a lot of our time into it, and we hope it surprises everyone. We stay true to our instincts and are living in the moment, driven by our passion and enthusiasm,” Velasco concluded.
Doors for tonight’s event at Black Box open at 8:00 PM, with limited capacity.
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**Related News: The Impact of Digital Transformation on Live Music**
In recent years, the music industry has seen a significant shift due to digital transformation. Live performances have become increasingly digital, with virtual concerts and live streams gaining popularity. According to industry reports, this shift has been accelerated by global events such as the COVID-19 pandemic, which forced artists and fans to find new ways to connect.
A study by the Music Business Association highlights that virtual concerts have opened up new revenue streams for artists while also making live music accessible to a broader audience. However, concerns remain about the authenticity and emotional connection of digital versus in-person experiences.
Experts suggest that the future of live music will likely be a hybrid model, combining both digital and live elements. This approach aims to cater to diverse audiences and adapt to the evolving landscape of the entertainment industry.
As bands like Porter navigate these changes, their ability to connect with fans, whether through live performances or digital platforms, will play a crucial role in their continued success.