In April 1995, British rock band Bush delivered a captivating performance for the renowned Dutch television program, 2 Meter Sessions. This intimate studio appearance captured the band at a pivotal moment, riding high on the immense success of their 1994 debut album, Sixteen Stone. The album, a cornerstone of 90s alternative rock, had already achieved multi-platinum status, cementing Bush's place in the global music scene with hits like "Glycerine," "Comedown," and "Everything Zen."
This particular session, recorded on April 22, 1995, is especially notable as it presents the full six-song setlist for the first time. While only three tracks were originally broadcast, fans can now experience the complete performance, including fan favorites such as "Little Things" and "Swim," alongside a cover of Neil Young's "Revolution Blues." The 2 Meter Sessions, celebrated for its raw and authentic live recordings, provided the perfect backdrop for Gavin Rossdale and co. to showcase their powerful blend of grunge and alternative rock, offering a rare glimpse into the band's dynamic stage presence and the raw energy that defined their early career. It's a testament to their enduring appeal and the lasting impact of Sixteen Stone.