This band may sound pissed off, even the recent song which was the first release of their new record, “And Justice For None” titled “Sham Pain” has lyrics that infuse this scenario about major media outlets and their negativism of FFDP. However, many online magazines that favor metal the reputation of FFDP exceeds all the major outlets with tremendous favor. Over the years I have heard and read various articles of the negative writes ups of this band.
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The view of the full stage from further back was a sight for eyes with a giant teethed skull engulfed with flame and visuals on screen during sets. If you were close enough you would feel the heat. The stage was lit up with flame just about every song. “Holy… Walmart is going fuckin hate us.” ~Ivan Moody (2019)ĭuring the performance the stage seemed like the fires from hell. What are they called? ‘Five Finger Death Punch!'” All the FFDP fans go wild in cheers. ‘You gotta come check my band.’ over time and time, you talked me into it. “Holy… Walmart is going fuckin hate us.” Then Five Finger Death punch goes int to the song Burn MF.
Sometime during this concert, Moody defines how the two met with monologue just before the song Burn MF. Then you have the one and only Zoltan Bathory who is the founding member of this great band on guitar. A showman with a deep voice who will hit power notes and melodies as well as bring it down to horror in screams. Now one of the powerhouses of heavy metal vocals is Ivan Moody. During a few songs, Hook even pulled out an acoustic guitar to slow things down and make us think. On guitar is Jason Hook playing hard with several electric guitars throughout the night, some that light even lit up with lasers. Pounding out bass notes that put you in a heavy metal frenzy. On bass is Chris Kael who is a monster on stage, standing tall and the longest beard in metal. Spencer made up as a skeleton, the costume he has worn for many years. This was directly above and behind Jeremay Spensor and his drum set. The set design had a huge skull with baseball bats as the cross and bones of a pirate flag. Zolton Bathory of Five Finger Death Punch The pavilion pit, lawn and seated people were all in unison as Ivan Moody belted out, “It ain’t no mystery, I’m all I have left, I’m pushing back running you over….” I was waiting for Rob Halford to come out as he did in the Revolver Golden Gods Awards in 2013. Tonight performing on their summer/fall tour in Chicago in support of the current album “And Justice for None” is the band Five Finger Death Punch.ĭuring most of the night this house of FFDP at Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre was always on it’s feet. The front man, with red hand print on his face, was dead center and his band in tune, this is Five Finger Death Punch (FFDP or 5FDP) going into Lift Me Up! A hard punching bass note that gets the fans pumping with their fists and heads in heavy metal motion. The lights went black and the first hard note pulsed out as the curtain fell. Tinley Park, IL, USA just outside ChicagoĪ black curtain covered the stage, anticipation was getting heavy from a packed outdoor stadium of metal fans, all were waiting for a band that I and thousands were here to see. You can tune in anytime, from anywhere right here or by downloading the Loudwire app.0 Shares Five Finger Death Punch (aka FFDP or 5FDP) Brings Heavy Metal to Chicago Loudwire Nights with Toni Gonzalez airs nightly starting at 7PM ET. Tune in tonight to hear which three Guns N' Roses songs you voted the best! As of now, they only have a handful of dates booked, which you can check out here.įive Finger Death Punch have had a handful of singles that have reached the top of the Mainstream Rock Airplay chart, including "Wash It All Away," "Sham Pain," "Inside Out" and "Coming Down." Head below to vote for your favorite and tune into Loudwire Nights next Monday at 7PM ET to find out which three tracks prevailed. Formed in Las Vegas in 2005, FFDP are known for their aggressive sound, which is a fusion of hard rock and metal. Their debut album The Way of the Fist came out in July of 2007, and they've released seven more since, the most recent being 2020's F8.ĭuring a normal year, you'd find FFDP playing the main stage at the many rock and metal festivals that happen around the U.S. This week we're focusing on one of the most commercially successful heavy groups of the 21st century - Five Finger Death Punch.
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