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SUMMARY:The Living Tombstone
DESCRIPTION:The Living Tombstone has been dubbed “the internet’s biggest 
 gaming band” – (NME) “TLT” as they are known to their legion of fans\, a
 re the duo Yoav Landau and Sam Haft. Having created and released music f
 or the last 15 years\, they have amassed 9 million YouTube subscribers\,
  and their music has achieved over 70 billion streams across platforms. 
 The band is coming off a sold-out four-continent-spanning 2025 World Tou
 r. Their unique position as both recording artists and influencers in th
 e gaming and ‘geekdom’ space gives them a significant cultural footprint
  and history\, with multiple RIAA-awarded songs\, and even charting at #
 4 on the Dance/Electronic chart with their track “Five Nights At Freddy’
 s\,” which was used in the end credits of the Blumhouse/NBC Universal pr
 oduced film. TLT’s “It’s Been so Long” was then used in the end-credits 
 of Five Nights At Freddy’s 2. “Our fans connect to us because they’re ob
 sessed with lore and story. So now we’re giving them a story that belong
 s entirely to them\,” says band member Sam Haft\, who portrays the prima
 ry vocalist character “Rust” onstage. “I don’t think of us as The Living
  Tombstone – I think of us as the two guys who write the story for The L
 iving Tombstone. The act has its own world and its own characters for pe
 ople to follow. It’s our job to continue to provide fans with an interes
 ting narrative.” Haft\, originally a TV and film writer by trade\, joine
 d The Living Tombstone as a songwriter-lyricist-vocalist seven years ago
 \, but ask him and he’ll tell you\, “The magic is all Yoav. I’m hardwork
 ing and lucky – he’s special.” Founding member Yoav Landau\, who portray
 s the band’s frontman character “zero_one” onstage\, started TLT as a fo
 rm of escapism\, feeling isolated as a teenager. Yoav found an emotional
  outlet in developing music about his favorite television shows to conne
 ct with like-minded fans and communities across the world. With a rapidl
 y growing viral music act\, Yoav dropped out of college\, and has been d
 oing The Living Tombstone full time since. “I’m super grateful for the e
 xistence of YouTube\,” explains Yoav. “The internet always felt more lik
 e a home to me than anywhere else.” And the more Yoav began to create\, 
 the more his “home” of the internet embraced him. Before meeting Haft\, 
 he had already amassed hundreds of millions of streams\, and one of YouT
 ube’s earliest million-subscriber plaques. TLT’s manager\, Octone Record
 s co-founder David Boxenbaum\, never thought he would manage an act\, bu
 t something surprised him when he first encountered TLT. “These guys dis
 prove the rule\, that you can’t just put your music out there and expect
  people to find it\,” he says with a grin. “These guys put it out there\
 , and millions of people found it.” And he’s right – they have – from ma
 jor movie studios like Universal Pictures\, to A-Listers like Will Smith
  and Jack Black. TLT has carved out its own little corner of the geek cu
 lture zeitgeist. TLT encountered Boxenbaum – or “Box” as friends call hi
 m – while developing a TV show for Japanese media giant Avex\, where he 
 was the head of their music company. It was Box who convinced the act to
  finally assemble the debut LP album they’d been dreaming up for years\,
  “zero_one”\, and take it to the industry\, where it was embraced by fan
 s and casual listeners alike. TLT have in the meantime continued develop
 ing projects for TV\, video games\, and more. In 2021\, they released in
 die horror game In Sound Mind\, which was critically well received and r
 ated “overwhelmingly positive” on Steam. Since re-acquiring the rights t
 o their TV project from Avex\, they have independently financed a proof-
 of-concept to their battle of the bands cartoon\, “Rock N’ Rumble\,” wit
 h plans to pitch in Q2 2026. In addition\, they’ve spun off the concept 
 into a battle of the bands strategy video game\, currently in beta and s
 eeking a publisher. Since signing their bespoke label Ghost Pixel Record
 s to 10K Projects in 2024\, TLT worked alongside industry-best alternati
 ve producer CJ Baran (Panic! at the Disco\, COIN\, One OK Rock) on relea
 sing their 2025 sophomore album\, “Rust\,” and now are hard at work on t
 heir follow-up\, “Armstrong.” TLT continues to grow their fandom univers
 e\, signing music acts to their label\, creating music with huge video g
 ames\, and performing with musical peers like Bbno$.\n\nTickets: https:/
 /www.ticketmaster.com/the-living-tombstone-the-multiplayer-tour-charlest
 on-south-carolina-10-18-2026/event/2D006459B67CC334\n\nhttps://findlocal
 .community/event/5c2cd853-55f4-410e-a7ec-be86700bf557
LOCATION:Charleston Music Hall\, Charleston\, SC
URL:https://findlocal.community/event/5c2cd853-55f4-410e-a7ec-be86700bf55
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