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Hives Drop Live EP Featuring Molotovs Miky Huidobro Guest Spot

Hives Drop Live EP Featuring Molotovs Miky Huidobro Guest Spot

The Hives are commemorating their latest trip to Mexico with a new live EP recorded during their headlining performance at Festival City in Querétaro earlier this year. Titled Live in Querétaro, México, the five-song EP arrives October 23rd digitally and as a limited-edition 10-inch vinyl via Play It Again Sam Records. The band has also shared footage of “Legalize Living” from the April 11th performance, featuring a guest appearance from Molotov bassist Miky Huidobro.

The collaboration came near the end of The Hives’ 16-song set at the Lienzo. The EP also features performances of “Enough Is Enough,” “Born a Rebel,” “O.C.D.O.D.,” and “The Hives Forever Forever The Hives.”

Live Performances and Collaborations

The Hives headlined the fifth edition of Querétaro’s Festival City alongside a lineup featuring Molotov, Wolfmother, Bomba Estéreo, División Minúscula, Cuarteto de Nos, Little Jesus, Kinky, Motel, and Rubytates.

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Watch The Hives perform “Legalize Living” with Huidobro below.

The Live in Querétaro, México EP is a testament to the band’s energetic live performances and their ability to collaborate with other talented musicians. With the release of this EP, The Hives are giving fans a chance to experience their high-energy show from the comfort of their own homes. The EP’s limited-edition 10-inch vinyl format will surely be a collector’s item for fans of the band.

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