BLOODYWOOD Reflect On Life Between Worlds In Tour Diary – Supporting Halestorm (Part 3)

Indian metal force BLOODYWOOD return with the third chapter of their ongoing Tour Diary, offering an intimate look into the emotional duality of life on the road. This episode centers on guitarist Karan Katiyar, who speaks candidly about the strange rhythm that touring musicians know all too well — missing the people you love when you’re away, and missing the people you tour with the moment you return home. It’s a raw, human reflection wrapped inside the band’s trademark intensity and humor, capturing the reality behind the flashing lights and relentless travel.

Throughout the episode, Karan shares how being on this tour has reinvigorated his passion for creating music. Moments in transit become writing sessions, backstage downtime becomes a place to experiment, and the energy from every crowd fuels the next idea. Even with the chaos of touring, he dives into the things that help him reset — from playing games on the PlayStation to watching horror movies to decompress after long drives and louder nights.

The video also highlights the lighter side of life on tour. Fans see the band shopping, joking, and moving through their day with the same camaraderie that makes their performances so electrifying. Before each show, BLOODYWOOD take part in their small yet meaningful pre-show ritual — a moment that grounds them, tightens their bond, and prepares them to step onto the stage with full force.

Intercut with these personal moments are powerful live shots from the band’s run supporting Halestorm, capturing the fire, connection, and unstoppable presence that have made BLOODYWOOD one of metal’s most compelling modern voices. With honesty, humor, and heart, this third Tour Diary installment shows a band fully committed to their craft, their fans, and each other — no matter which side of the world they’re on.