Two hard rock / metal events coming your way...

A BBQ & Metal Fest and the Return of some California Thrash Legends....

July 3rd: A saturday All ages BBQ and Metal fest at the Muse. Cover only $5 food plates $4 and $3...tons of good heavy rock to be ripped out that day and night. Featuring Noisecult, Piranah, 3 Minutes to Live, Mindsplitter, Broken Omen and Forefathers of Doom.
Show starts at 5:30, Doors and Food 5pm

July 12th: Death Angel invades the Muse in Nashville for their first area performance in over 20 years! Opening the show is F.U.C.T, Noisecult and War Within. Advance tickets only $13 You can purchase them through me here locally or online at www.themusenashville.com

Come on out! They are going to be great events

I'm looking forward to seeing forefathers f Doom. I haven't seen Vince since the Boneyard days and haven't seen Tony since we all worked for Dangerous Threads.
Boneyard Bodybag. Good stuff.

Mike, we ll you may have to wait a bit longer...My friend Tom is playing drums with them since they got back together and he called me last night to let me know they now can not play the 3rd due to a band member having to work that weekend so we wont get to play a show with them for a little while. I was looking forward to it , I have known Tom for 15 years and our bands never played a show together due to schedules and shit. looks to be the case again... we are looking at some shows in Aug or maybe sept with them.

Who's coming out tonight? My younger son Ivan is 16 today and that's where he wanted to go. Though the wife and I would have gone to Death Angel anyway.

Im going to try to make it out

No KD. But I got to meet Don, whose playing blew me away last night, and saw lots of other old faces (and that's a comment on nostalgia and has nothing to do with the fact that said faces are all near or in their forties). I had no idea I Am the Tower was the band that contains Chris Fox on drums, as well as Sra Doss (Pan's son) on guitar, so I finally got to see them as well. And it was fun seeing F.U.C.T. do a couple of older songs... their whole set was pretty short or who knows--they might have played some more. I remember Dirt/Scott being a lot bigger than that though, so that was weird. Death Angel played hard, fast and loud and nobody seemed disappointed. Okay, we were a little disappointed they only played one song from Frolic Through The Park, but the show was unquestionably still worth seeing.