Pantera wanted little assist working the viewers at Black Sabbath’s Again to the Starting live performance right into a frenzy — however only for good measure, actor and occasion host Jason Momoa leapt into the viewers and began a mosh pit throughout their set.
You may watch video of the incident beneath.
The groove metallic legends — classic-era vocalist Philip Anselmo and bassist Rex Brown together with guitarist Zakk Wylde and drummer Charlie Benante — opened their set with a livid medley of “Cowboys From Hell” and “Stroll.” Close to the start of “Cowboys From Hell,” Momoa walked off the entrance of the stage, climbed over the barricade and waded into the viewers, the place he helped ignite a circle pit close to the entrance of the gang.
What Else Did Pantera Play at Again to the Starting?
Anselmo devoted Pantera’s set to the late Abbott brothers and his former bandmates, guitarist Dimebag Darrell and drummer Vinnie Paul. Following a pair of originals, Pantera lined two Black Sabbath classics: “Planet Caravan,” which they launched on their 1994 album Far Past Pushed, and “Electrical Funeral,” which they recorded for the 2000 Black Sabbath tribute album Nativity in Black.
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Pantera are one among a number of rock and metallic legends acting at Saturday’s Again to the Starting live performance at Villa Park in Black Sabbath’s hometown of Birmingham, England. Different massive names embody Metallica, Guns N’ Roses, Slayer, Gojira and Alice in Chains. Varied different rockers additionally shaped a handful of supergroups who carried out Sabbath classics.
The star-studded live performance will finish with Ozzy Osbourne’s purported ultimate stay efficiency and a reunion of the unique Black Sabbath lineup: Osbourne, guitarist Tony Iommi, bassist Geezer Butler and drummer Bill Ward. It marks Ward’s first efficiency with the band since 2005.
You may see all the day’s setlists here.
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