Hollywood Palladium concert on July 29, 2022<\/p>\n
Review by Hek82 Photos<\/strong><\/p>\n Jamey Jasta, vocalist of Hatebreed described the Hollywood Palladium as one of the best venues to be at in LA, and his loud welcome gave us a feeling that we were at home in a cool place to hang out. Being a leader of the new Heavy Metal millennium, he also vocalized appreciating people who weren\u2019t alive yet in the\u00a0 1990\u2019s, before declaring that this younger generation had many great works to do yet like performing music, so they should really go for it. The moshing did start then but was saving itself more for later because everybody still felt friendly. I always feel so much that Jamey is my own homeboy that I thought at first that he\u2019d satisfy my desire for Bon Scott in jogging shorts, and I wasn\u2019t at all disappointed with what he had to offer, it was dynamite driven by Hell- fire and a sheer force of rage. The music has a lot to offer us, satisfying our lust for an escape, even for a night from our complacent lifestyles.\u00a0\u00a0<\/span>Currently, with their latest album \u201cWeight of the False Self\u201d which is on Tour this year, it is a really powerful performance by all members of the band and you will enjoy it.<\/span><\/p>\n Jamey Jasta – Vocals<\/span><\/p>\n Frank Novinec – Guitar<\/span><\/p>\n Chris Beattie – Bass<\/span><\/p>\n Wayne Lozinak – Guitar<\/span><\/p>\n Matt Byrne – Drums<\/span><\/p>\nHatebreed\/\u00a0Black Label Society\/<\/strong><\/span>\u00a0and Anthrax<\/h3>\n