Serge Pizzorno wants his solo gigs to feel "like a David Lynch film".
The Kasabian guitarist is planning some shows in support of his upcoming solo album ‘The S.L.P.’ but doesn’t want them to look or feel like a typical concert, though he’s not sure yet how to execute his plans.
He said: "I want people to feel on edge, that at any point I could be stood next to them in the crowd and they won’t realise.
"There’ll be live musicians, but they’ll be dotted around.
"It just won’t look like a gig. I mean, this is all in my head so we’ll see how it all turns out.
"But I want it to feel like Sin City and I want it to feel like a David Lynch film.
"[I’ll have] no guitar. It’s David Byrne, Prince, Bowie … I’m going Mr. Entertainment."
While Serge is scared of the prospect of playing a gig on his own, he’s also very excited.
He admitted: "Oh I’m s***ting it a bit but in the way in which you do before you go on Nemesis, you know what I mean? I’m in the queue and I can’t wait.
"But there’s part of me going, ‘Mate, just keep the car running just in case.’ "
And the rocker would rather take a "risk" than do something simple.
He added in an interview with Q magazine: "But that’s the thing; dialling it in, just becoming a rock band bores the s**t out of me. The boredom frightens me more than the risk.
"People who put themselves out there for their art, they’re the people I’m interested in, they’re the people I love.
"Sometimes they get it right, sometimes they don’t. But you’ve got to be in the game.
"I don’t want to be on the sidelines, watching. I want to be in there."
Serge Pizzorno doesn’t want concerts to ‘look like gigs’
