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ANTHRAX Extends 40th Anniversary Celebrations with 28-Date European Tour; MUNICIPAL WASTE To Support

Still celebrating its 40-year tenure as one of music’s premier thrash metal bands,  ANTHRAX  has announced its first European tour since the summer of 2019. Kicking off on September 27, 2022 in Birmingham, England, the band will play 28 dates in 16 countries, wrapping up in Zurich, Switzerland on November 5. Crossover thrash band  MUNICIPAL WASTE  will support on all dates.

Tickets go on sale this Friday, August 20 at 10 a.m. BST, 11 a.m. CET. Go to  www.anthrax.com  for all purchasing information.

“It sure has been a long time since we rock’n’rolled in the U.K. and Europe,” said  ANTHRAX  drummer  Charlie Benante , “but we’re coming back soon to bring the noise to all of you guys. Being that we can’t get over there until 2022, we’re going to make sure that every show will be an eventful one. We won’t just be playing four decades of songs to celebrate our ongoing 40th anniversary — hey, we’ll be giving YOU some history! — but we just might have some brand new ones for you as well. Can’t wait to see all your happy, smiling faces!!!”

On this tour, fans can expect  ANTHRAX  to draw from all four decades — fan favorite and deep cuts — for their nightly setlist.

ANTHRAX ‘s 2022 European tour dates:

Sep. 27 – 02 Academy, Birmingham, UK Sep. 29 – Academy, Manchester, UK Sep. 30 – 02 Academy, Glasgow, UK Oct. 01 – 02 City Hall, Newcastle, UK Oct. 03 – 02 Academy, Leeds, UK Oct. 04 – Rock City, Nottingham, UK Oct. 06 – 02 Academy, Bristol, UK Oct. 08 – Brixton Academy, London, UK Oct. 10 – Ancienne Belgique, Brussels, Belgium Oct. 11 – 013, Tilburg, Netherlands Oct. 13 – Bataclan, Paris, France Oct. 14 – Turbinenhalle, Oberhausen, Germany Oct. 15 – Werk 2, Leipzig, Germany Oct. 17 – Vega Main Hall, Copenhagen, Denmark Oct. 18 – Trädgår’n, Gothenburg, Sweden Oct. 19 – Annexet, Stockholm, Sweden Oct. 21 – Tullisali, Oulu, Finland Oct. 22 – Logomo, Turku, Finland Oct. 23 – Kultuurikatel, Talinn, Estonia Oct. 25 – Stodola, Warsaw, Poland Oct. 26 – Batschapp, Frankfurt, Germany Oct. 27 – LKA Longhorn, Stuttgart, Germany Oct. 29 – Sono, Brno, Czech Republic Oct. 31 – Babra Negra, Budapest, Hungary Nov. 01 – Culture Factory, Zagreb, Croatia Nov. 02 – Arena, Vienna, Austria Nov. 04 – Alcatraz, Milan, Italy Nov. 05 – Komplex, Zurich, Switzerland

Formed by guitarist  Scott Ian  and bassist  Dan Lilker  in Queens, New York on July 18, 1981,  ANTHRAX  was one of the first thrash metal bands to emerge from the East Coast and quickly became regarded as a leader in the genre alongside  METALLICA ,  SLAYER  and  MEGADETH . Active over the past five decades,  ANTHRAX  has released 11 studio albums, been awarded multiple gold and platinum certifications, received six  Grammy  nominations, toured the world since 1984 playing thousands of shows, including headlining Madison Square Garden and playing Yankee Stadium with the “Big Four”.

ANTHRAX ‘s latest album,  “For All Kings” , was called by some critics  ANTHRAX ‘s strongest album to date. Its arrival followed a five-year period during which the group experienced a rebirth of sorts, beginning with  ANTHRAX ‘s inclusion on the “Big Four” tour, and continuing with the 2011 release of comeback LP  “Worship Music” .

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Municipal Waste will serve as special guests

Anthrax have confirmed a 2022 European tour. Still celebrating its 40-year tenure as one of music’s premier thrash metal bands, Anthrax are crossing the pond for the first time since the summer of 2019. Kicking off on September 27, 2022 in Birmingham, England, the band will play 27 dates in 15 countries, wrapping up in Zurich, Switzerland on November 5. Crossover thrash band Municipal Waste will support on all dates.

Tickets go on sale this Friday, August 20 at 10AM BST, 11AM CET via  www.anthrax.com .

“It sure has been a long time since we rock ‘n’ rolled in the UK and Europe,” said Anthrax’s Charlie Benante, “but we’re coming back soon to bring the noise to all of you guys. Being that we can’t get over there until 2022, we’re going to make sure that every show will be an eventful one. We won’t just be playing four decades of songs to celebrate our ongoing 40th anniversary – hey, we’ll be giving YOU some history! – but we just might have some brand new ones for you as well. Can’t wait to see all your happy, smiling faces!!!”

On this tour, fans can expect Anthrax – Joey Belladonna/vocals, Scott Ian/rhythm guitar, Frank Bello/bass, Charlie Benante/drums, and Jon Donais/guitar – to draw from all four decades – fan favorite and deep cuts – for their nightly setlist.

“There’s just something special about Europe,” said Belladonna. “Our fans there have always had a full-fledged excitement about our shows, and I enjoy performing more than anyone can imagine, so we’re really looking forward to this tour.”

Anthrax are currently working on a new album. Their last outing was 2016’s For All Kings. The album performed well commercially, charting at No. 9 on the Billboard 200 and No. 2 on Billboard Top Rock Albums.

SEPTEMBER 27   02 Academy, Birmingham, UK 29   Academy, Manchester, UK 30   02 Academy, Glasgow, UK

OCTOBER   1   02 City Hall, Newcastle, UK  3   02 Academy, Leeds, UK  4   Rock City, Nottingham, UK  6   02 Academy, Bristol, UK  8   Brixton Academy, London, UK 11  013, Tilburg, Netherlands 13  Bataclan, Paris, France 14  Turbinenhalle, Oberhausen, Germany 15  Werk 2, Leipzig, Germany 17  Vega Main Hall, Copenhagen, Denmark 18  Tradgarn, Gothenburg, Sweden 19  Annexet, Stockholm, Sweden 21  Tullisali, Oulu, Finland 22  Logomo, Turku, Finland 23  Kultuurikatel, Talinn, Estonia 25  Stodola, Warsaw, Poland 26  Batschapp, Frankfurt, Germany 27  LKA Longhorn, Stuttgart, Germany 29  Sono, Brno, Czech Republic 31  Babra Negra, Budapest, Hungary

NOVEMBER   1   Culture Factory, Zagreb, Croatia  2   Arena, Vienna, Austria  4   Alcatraz, Milan, Italy  5   Komplex, Zurich, Switzerland

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Take one part heavy, two parts metal, and all parts thrash, cook with high energy for 6 hours, and you’ll have this years “ Metal Alliance ” tour. Finishing its last two dates in the home state of the tour’s headline band, Big 4 Alumni Anthrax , the alliance has been getting fans old and new alike spinning, jumping and head banging for nearly an entire month.

Quickly selling out a Saturday night at New York City’s Irving Plaza , the tour followed up by etching the following Sunday night at the same venue in to it’s records before closing the books. As I was entering the venue, I could see plenty of fans wanting to enter, but being quickly turned away when they learned the show was sold out. It was surprising to me that Anthrax wouldn’t be booked in a larger venue for their hometown show, but some times the smaller and more intimate venues just work better.

First up to bat for the metal alliance was pure heavy metal band, Holy Grail . The straight up no bones heavy metal band from California , may have had only a few in attendance for their opening set, but those that were there were given a great warm up. Clad in leather and spikes, vocalist James Paul Luna sang clean, loud, and heavy, a sound reminiscent of heavy metal greats Ronnie James Dio and Rob Halford . “ This song is about power, metal and courage, its called Fight to Kill! “, screamed James , the final song of the bands short set. Without asking, a massive circle pit formed, spinning until James’ final wail.

As Holy Grail left the stage, a fun little exit tune, “ Holy grail, holy grail, everybody’s talkin’ ’bout the holy grail! ” played, which had at least me singing along, with a smile on my face and a positive memory of what the band is capable of.

Due to a mix up at the ticket office, I was unfortunately not able to photograph Holy Grail. My apologies to the band.

While sludge metal behemoths High on Fire may have been part of “ the alliance ” for the majority of this tour, for the last few days, they jumped over to Europe , and in their place came melodic death metal band, Shadows Fall .

Having seen Shadows Fall just a few short months ago, I knew what I was in store for. Between front man Brian Fair’s massive dreadlocks spinning and flying in every possible direction, and the band’s tight, melodic metal attack, sounded fresh and alive. With lead guitarist Jonathan Donais preparing to do double-duty that night, as he has been the fill-in lead guitarist for headliner Anthrax the entire Metal Alliance tour, I was worried they would be a bit out of shape, but this was not the case. As more fans piled in to Irving Plaza , they quickly jumped into the mosh that grew as Shadows Fall flew through their set.

Be sure and check out my photo gallery from Shadows Fall here.

During new song, “ Divide and Conquer “, rhythm guitarist Matt Bachard had his microphone brought up to the same levels as Brian’s , as they flawlessly shared powerful lead vocal lines. For their final song, a heavy metal cover of Bob Marley’s “ War “, Brian called out for an “ old school circle pit “, which had plenty of fans spinning until they were dizzy. “ Thanks for coming out, and showing that metal is alive! “, Brian screamed, pleased with a cheering crowd.

“ We are 47 crowd surfs away from a record here at Irving Plaza. Let’s put the security to work New York! ” taunted Tony Foresta , front man and vocalist of Municipal Waste . While the punk/thrash crossover band took the stage, bodies flew over barrier at extraordinary rates, giving the security on barrier duty quite the work out.

Opening with “ Unleash the Bastards “, the short but furious blend of punk rock and metal worked great to keep everyone banging their heads. For, “ You’re Cut Off “, guitarist Ryan Waste exclaimed, “ We have a bunch of songs about drinking and partying, and this one is about when a bartender pisses you off! ” The great reception continued for their entire set, with Tony , Ryan , and bassist Phil Hall , all having great stage banter with each other with themselves and the crowd. Finishing up with “ Born to Party “, Tony thanked the crowd, Anthrax , and “ Our drinking buddies from the west, Exodus! ”

Be sure and check out my photo gallery from Municipal Waste here.

To say I was excited for the next band on the bill, Exodus , would be an understatement. While I’ve seen guitarist Gary Holt a few times live (he has been filling in for Jeff Hanneman with thrash titans Slayer ), it was my first experience seeing the band who is heavily considered to be part of “ the OTHER Big 4 “.

Once they hit the stage, Holt and fellow guitarist Lee Altus brought a shred fest to be reckoned with. Opening with the over 7 minute long, “ The Ballad of Leonard and Charles ” and following with one of my favorites, “ A Lesson in Violence “, the intensity pouring from the band to the crowd and back was through the roof.

Rob Dukes , Exodus’ current lead vocalist, is a big guy, with a voice that is just as big. As he stormed around the stage, banging his head to every snare hit from drummer Tom Hunting , and playing one-handed air guitar with Holt and Atlus during their wicked solos. “ While Exodus may be a bay area band, I grew up right here in New York, ” Dukes mentioned, as they ripped through “ War Is My Shepherd ” and “ Fabulous Disaster “.

Be sure and check out my photo gallery from Exodus here.

Just when I thought things couldn’t get any more crazy, during “ Blacklist “, Dukes grabbed a guitar pick, and gave Holt a cup of beer, which he drank down in its entirety using his right hand, while Dukes riffed away the rhythm line for Holt , as Atlus blitzed through a the lead line with a wicked guitar solo. A true showing of talent, and teamwork if I do say so myself.

“ Bonded By Blood ” was the time for those in the mosh to shine. During it, Dukes called for those in the pit to split down the middle, because it was time for a wall of death. “If you’re on the left side, you’re gonna kill those guys on the right, and if you’re on the right, you’re gonna slaughter the ones on the left, and after that, you’re all gonna get in a circle and become invincible! ” The entire building shook as each side slammed in to one another at Dukes’ command.

Tony Foresta from Municipal Waste jumped on stage during “ The Toxic Waltz “. “ Do the Toxic Waltz! “, Rob , Tony , and the crowd sang together in perfect, brutal, harmony.

Ending with “ Strike of the Beast “, and finally, “ Good Riddance “, the entire band thanked everyone for coming out and hoped they would be back for the next night. Exodus may have only played 9 songs, but it was 9 songs that left nearly everyone in the mosh sweaty and craving water, or at least a few beers. The moshers only had about 40 minutes to gather themselves before the stage was set for headliners, and hometown heroes Anthrax to hit the stage.

Twenty-six years ago, the album Among the Living came out. When that album came out, I was only 14 months old! Since I could barely walk when Anthrax first touring the world in support of the album, all I can do is go back to old bootleg videos to see what things were like back then.

Let me tell you, for a group of guys in their late 40s and early 50s, Anthrax still has the stage presence that they did when they were in their mid 20s.

Flying out to the stage came bassist Frank Bello , drummer Charlie Benante , vocalis t Joey Belladonna , Shadows Fall lead guitarist (and now donning an Anthrax button up shirt) Jonathan Donais , of course, the legendary Scott Ian . Immediately the band bursted into the opening and title track, “ Among the Living “.

With green, red, and blue lights shifting all over, they dove right in to one of their staple songs, and one that I’ve seen at every Anthrax show I’ve ever been to, “ Caught in a Mosh “. If there was a single crowd member not bouncing or spinning during Frank Bello’s wicked bass lines, I couldn’t see them from where I was standing.

After the Judge Dredd based staple, “ I Am The Law “, and one of my Anthrax favorites, “ Efilnikufesin (N.F.L.) “, Joey asked everyone, “ Does anybody have any skeletons in their closet? ” with “ A Skeleton in the Closet ” being the last song from Among the Living they would play for a short bit.

Once they chugged through “ March of the S.O.D. “, the band briefly left the stage only to return with “ In the End ” from their latest album, Worship Music. Dedicating the song to the late, great, Ronnie James Dio , Joey requested that everyone get their metal horns to the sky. Nearly every hand available was raised with a pinky and a pointer to the sky.

Be sure and check out my photo gallery from Anthrax here.

Scott Ian took the time to talk to the crowd, mentioning that it was their 5th New York City show they’ve played since Worship Music came out, with incredible support for each and every show. “ We just released a new album called Anthems, and it has a bunch of great songs that we we didn’t write ,” Scott explained, “ and right now, we’re going to play one of those songs! This is a really easy song to sing along to, you should know the lyrics. Can you sing along New York? CAN YOU? ” With loud cheers, Anthrax broke in to a cover of the AC/DC classic, “ T.N.T. ”

For me, this was one of the biggest highlights of the night. Joey Belladonna really sounded phenomenal singing the classic tune, channeling his inner Bon Scott , which brought the crowd interaction to new levels. It was very clear even if someone in the room didn’t know a single lyric to an Anthrax song, they at least could identify the three main letters for this one. Ending with a little teaser of another famous AC/DC tune, “ Back in Black “, the crowd cheered loudly for what was quite a memorable experience.

Pounding through the frantic “ Madhouse ,” and returning to Among the Living tunes with the great circle pit song, “ Indians “. When Scott started to introduce the next song, the lesser played “ One World “, Scott’s voice pitched a little higher than it should have, getting laughter from the crowd. A little frazzled, Scott returned with, “ Hey now, I’m screaming my balls off up here! ” with Joey quickly adding, “ Give it up for Ian! ”

“A. D.I./Horror of It All “, “ Got the Time “, and zombie apocalypse theme song, “ Fight ‘Em ‘Til You Can’t ” were next in line. A short stage break brought the band back for their encore beginning with the final Among the Living track to be played, “ Imitation of Life “.

After Scott Ian and Frank Bello shared back and forth vocals on a shortened bit of “ I’m the Man “, and a quick drum solo from Charlie Benante , Anthrax entered in to their final song of the night, their cover of Trust’s “ Antisocial “.

Before the band grouped together on stage for a bow, Scott Ian jumped on the mic one last time to proudly proclaim, “ Thank you New York City! Your home and our home! We’re gonna make a new record after this tour, so until next year, ALWAYS WORSHIP MUSIC! ”

For people to still want to hear the Among the Living songs performed live, it clearly shows that not only has the album stood the test of time, but the band has as well. Anthrax still has that fire in their step, and rightfully deserves their badge as one of “ The Big 4 of thrash metal “. The four bands that proceeded them were quite a sight for a headbanger’s eyes as well, making “ The Metal Alliance ” tour this year a great success.

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Anthrax Wrap Up Metal Alliance in NYC With Exodus, Municipal Waste + Shadows Fall

Anthrax  and their metal brothers gave New York City one hell of a weekend as the Metal Alliance tour wrapped up on Sunday night (April 21) at Irving Plaza. The gig was was the second of sold-out two-night stand at the venue.

New school and old-school Anthrax fans packed the venue and sung their hearts out as Anthrax performed all of their tunes off their classic album ‘Among the Living.’  Their set started with the title track and fans got even more rowdy as they played ‘Caught in a Mosh’ and ‘I Am the Law’ back to back.

Frontman Joey Belladonna belted out all of these songs with his infinite range that resonated throughout Irving Plaza while bassist Frank Bello delighted fans with some incredibly animated faces. Guitarist Scott Ian is always a sight to see rocking out onstage as drummer Charlie Benante provided precision and pulsating patterns behind the skins.

Guitarist Jonathan Donais, who earlier in the night performed with his own band Shadows Fall , finished out his stint playing with Anthrax on this tour. Interestingly enough, former Anthrax guitarist Rob Caggiano, who is now a member of Volbeat, was in attendance and showing full support for his former bandmates.

The hometown guys also performed tracks from their very well-received ‘Worship Music,’ including ‘In the End,’ ‘The Devil You Know’ and ‘Fight ‘Em Til You Can’t.’ Fans were also treated to their cover of AC/DC’s ‘T.N.T.,’ Joe Jackson’s ‘Got The Time’ and their set ending rendition of Trust’s ‘Antisocial.’

Exodus were a powerhouse onstage, as frontman Rob Dukes spat out some serious tunes as renowned guitarist Gary Holt melted faces with his riffs. The band’s chemistry as a whole was infectious to see – not to many bands could split the crowd down the middle for a wall of death and then have them go into an old school circle pit?

With it being the last 2013 Metal Alliance show,  Holy Grail singer James-Paul Luna,  Municipal Waste frontman Tony Foresta and Shadows Fall vocalist Brian Fair all jumped onstage to perform with Exodus.

Speaking of memorable, Municipal Waste and their vigorous set left a serious impact on fans and the foundation of Irving Plaza as a whole. When they say “Municipal Waste Is Gonna F--- You Up” they sure mean it. The band had complete control of the crowd, who constantly surfed their way toward the stage.

High on Fire had a run on the Metal Alliance tour when it first started, but Shadows Fall came on board later in the tour and they did not disappoint on the last night of the trek. As Fair whipped his dreads around and leaped into the crowd, the overall fortitude of the set definitely left an impact on fans. West Coast opening act Holy Grail kicked off the night of metal with a great performance.

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Anthrax Reveals Fall 2022 European and UK Tour Dates

• Last updated: 17 Aug 2021, 19:18:22
• Published: 17 Aug 2021, 19:18:22
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Thrash-metal titans Anthrax have revealed their first European tour dates since the summer of 2019. The newly announced shows are in support of the group's 40th anniversary. The 28-date trek is set to kick off in Birmingham on September 27 and conclude on November 5 in Komplex, Zurich, Switzerland. Municipal Waste is slated as support on all dates.

Anthrax drummer Charlie Benante released the following statement with the news:

"It sure has been a long time since we rock'n'rolled in the U.K. and Europe, but we're coming back soon to bring the noise to all of you guys. Being that we can't get over there until 2022, we're going to make sure that every show will be an eventful one. We won't just be playing four decades of songs to celebrate our ongoing 40th anniversary — hey, we'll be giving YOU some history! — but we just might have some brand new ones for you as well. Can't wait to see all your happy, smiling faces!!!"

Tickets go on sale Friday, August 20 at 10 a.m. BST, 11 a.m. CET. Visit the band's official website for further ticket information.

Anthrax 2022 Tour Dates

Sep. 27 02 Academy, Birmingham, UK

Sep. 29 Academy, Manchester, UK

Sep. 30 02 Academy, Glasgow, UK

Oct. 01 02 City Hall, Newcastle, UK

Oct. 03 02 Academy, Leeds, UK

Oct. 04 Rock City, Nottingham, UK

Oct. 06 02 Academy, Bristol, UK

Oct. 08 Brixton Academy, London, UK

Oct. 10 Ancienne Belgique, Brussels, Belgium

Oct. 11 013, Tilburg, Netherlands

Oct. 13 Bataclan, Paris, France

Oct. 14 Turbinenhalle, Oberhausen, Germany

Oct. 15 Werk 2, Leipzig, Germany

Oct. 17 Vega Main Hall, Copenhagen, Denmark

Oct. 18 Trädgår'n, Gothenburg, Sweden

Oct. 19 Annexet, Stockholm, Sweden

Oct. 21 Tullisali, Oulu, Finland

Oct. 22 Logomo, Turku, Finland

Oct. 23 Kultuurikatel, Talinn, Estonia

Oct. 25 Stodola, Warsaw, Poland

Oct. 26 Batschapp, Frankfurt, Germany

Oct. 27 LKA Longhorn, Stuttgart, Germany

Oct. 29 Sono, Brno, Czech Republic

Oct. 31 Babra Negra, Budapest, Hungary

Nov. 01 Culture Factory, Zagreb, Croatia

Nov. 02 Arena, Vienna, Austria

Nov. 04 Alcatraz, Milan, Italy

Nov. 05 Komplex, Zurich, Switzerland

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Anthrax announce 40th anniversary UK tour

New York metallers Anthrax will celebrate four decades of thrashing madness in autumn 2022…

Although COVID is throwing the calendar completely off by a whole year, Anthrax will be bringing their 40th anniversary celebrations (now, technically, 41st) to Europe in 2022, including eight shows in the UK. And bonus good news: they’re bringing Virginia thrashers Municipal Waste with them.

"It sure has been a long time since we rock’n’rolled in the UK and Europe,” says drummer Charlie Benante, "but we’re coming back soon to bring the noise to all of you guys. Being that we can’t get over there until 2022, we’re going to make sure that every show will be an eventful one.

"We won’t just be playing four decades of songs to celebrate our ongoing 40th anniversary – hey, we’ll be giving you some history! – but we just might have some brand new ones for you as well. Can’t wait to see all your happy, smiling faces!"

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"There's just something special about Europe," adds singer Joey Belladonna. "Our fans there have always had a full-fledged excitement about our shows, and I enjoy performing more than anyone can imagine, so we're really looking forward to this tour."

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September 2022

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On this crisp October evening in Bristol, a long queue of eager fans dressed in black and denim stretch out of the O2 Academy, spilling onto Frogmore street and twisting up around the hill. Its neighbouring rock and metal pub The Hatchet, just a few metres away, was also jam-packed full of Anthrax T-Shirt-wearing beer drinkers.

  Part of the ‘Big Four’ (a quartet of four major thrash metal monsters including Slayer, Metallica and Megadeth), Anthrax has been knocking the socks off of the worldwide metal community for over four decades now. This tour is an extension of their 40th Anniversary from 2021, accompanied by the support of well-known speed metal thrash punks Municipal Waste and crossover thrash metal band Sworn Enemy. 

Sworn Enemy 

Straight out of the New York hardcore scene with no warm-up required, Sal Lococo goes loco on the audience. “Get your f*****g hands up Bristol!” he roars down the microphone in a thick American accent before launching straight into a blinding, full-frontal thrash breakdown. The band has a few Nu Metal undertones which makes sense since the main act Anthrax is well-known for helping pave the way for the genre.

  Sworn Enemies’ second song, ‘Here Today’ sounds a bit like Rage Against the Machine, and Mike Pucciarelli, the bassist wearing a stylish bandana, jumps and twirls around youthfully on the stage, as does the lead singer who has a very extroverted presence. The bar staff, most likely accustomed to a wide range of musical performances, don’t really seem to get it but the audience is already headbanging in unison with the drummer Taykwuan Jackson who really packs a punch. During the third song, the song speeds up exponentially and just outright throttles the room. Blue lights flicker off as ‘Coming Undone’ starts and the crowd roars as darker, more ferocious metal screams burst out from the stage. Midway through the set, we are treated to a guitar solo of not-so-modest proportions, at which point lead guitarist Jeff Cummings begins windmilling and showcasing his blonde rapunzel-like locks. 

 “Bristol, you’ve been amazing!” Sal Lococo shouts, voice now straining slightly from the vocal fries. Ending on a slightly cheekier note he beams “If one of you sees me walking around, buy me a drink!” 

Sal Lococo – Vocals 

Jeff Cummings – Lead guitar 

Matt Garzilli – Rhythm guitar

Mike Pucciarelli – Bass

Taykwuan Jackson – Drums 

Municipal Waste

After a brief interlude of buying rounds at the bar, the audience gathers expectantly during the soundcheck for Municipal Waste. A furrow-browed engineer in spectacles steps in with some kitchen roll to clean something up, possibly the carnage leftover from the heavy whack of the aforementioned band. 

The lights go down and the room cheers. This is obviously a band many of the audience members are familiar with. “C’mon then Bristol, let’s see what you’ve got”! Tony Foresta yells as he launches headfirst into ‘Beer Pressure’ an unrelenting thrash classic about well, beer, and the youthful stupidities of becoming intoxicated. Audience members readily accept the challenge, and the humble beginnings of a mosh pit can be seen forming from the balcony. Like the start of a cosmic hurricane, it swirls and expands further out into the crowd, swallowing more and more people from its edges. The security guards look mildly perturbed and have wisely already taken their positions in front of the stage for what’s to come.

   The crowd laments “F*** you up! F*** you up!” in unison, while Tony Foresta shouts “Everyones gonna crowd surf for the next song, I’m not f*****g around!” A couple of the security guards look around in anticipation before Foresta yells “WAVE OF DEATH!” and we then watch as a minimum of fifty fans crowd surf their way over the front bars in a stream of chaotic, emancipated mayhem. Security really has their work cut out for them tonight as they pull person after person down to safety and signal them off to the left. 

  Municipal Waste show their appreciation and give a huge thanks to the men on the front lines. “Give it up for security! The sexy, sexy security!”

Tony Foresta – Lead vocals 

Ryan Waste – Rhythm guitar, backing vocals 

Philip “Land Phil” Hall – Bass, backing vocals 

Dave Witte – Drums 

Nick “Nikropolis” Poulos – Lead guitar 

After a short while, the lights go down and Anthrax play their classic introduction video on the big screen, showcasing mutual praise from many celebrities including Keanu Reeves. The crowd goes absolutely wild as shadows of the band members can be seen behind the white screen. As the screen comes down we are launched straight into ‘Among the Living, a song centred around zombies, one of guitarist Scott Ian’s favourite horror themes. Up on the backdrop is a colourful depiction of the band’s iconic mascot, Notman, most likely created by Anthrax’s drummer Charlie Benante who does much of the bands artwork. 

  Benante picks the pace up mid-song on the drums as Joey Belladonna grabs the microphone stand and paces up and down the stage, pummeling the air playfully as he goes and engaging with all areas of the room. Joey really knows how to get the crowd going in true rock star fashion with his fun, energetic personality and who could forget those piercing zeppelin-like tenor vocals.  The prolonged precursory riffs of ‘Caught in a Mosh’ begin as the bearded Scott Ian happily chugs away on his white electric Flying V guitar, shaped a bit like a miniature rocketship. Joey Belladonna humorously mirrors Scott by using the microphone stand as a mock electric guitar, before yelling something incoherent at the audience and piloting the band into the real meat of the song. Of course, the milky way moshpit begins expanding once again from front centre, pulling more willing participants into its ominous heart. This swirling centre becomes more aggressive at the onset of ‘I am the Law’, with Joey punching the microphone stand hard into the air this time (We’re not sure whether to feel sorry for or jealous of the microphone stand at this point).

  Before ‘Caught in a Mosh’ has even finished, Anthrax dives straight into the classic Public Enemy hit  ‘Bring the Noise’, albeit a disappointingly short version of the song. Scott Ian appears to have swapped his white Flying V guitar for a bright green one, and he can actively be seen spurring on the mosh pit shenanigans with approving nods and hand gestures. 

 Towards the end of the evening, the audience sang Anthrax a spontaneous Happy Birthday, helping to mark their 40th Anniversary. Joey warmly reciprocates this gesture by telling the loyal crowd that he is happy to be back in the UK again, and reminisces about their first-ever time here in 1986 when they toured with Metallica. Clearly this was a very happy and fond memory of theirs. 

After performing yet another balancing act with the poor microphone stand, Joey leaves us with some heartwarming final words. “Remember, YOU guys are the badass people here tonight! Thank you for being here”. And with that, the drums sound their last and he disappears, at least for now. 

Joey Belladonna – Lead vocals 

Jonathon Donais – Lead guitar 

Scott Ian – Rhythm guitar and backing vocals 

Charlie Benante – drums

Frank Bello – Bass and backing vocals

Review: Jaz Lamport

Photography: Emma Painter // Pacific Curd Photography

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Anthrax – 2022 Tour Announcement

Still celebrating their 40-year tenure as one of music’s premier thrash metal bands,  Anthrax  announces their first European/UK tour since the summer of 2019. Kicking off on September 27th 2022 in Birmingham, UK, the band will play 28 dates in 16 countries, wrapping up in Zurich, Switzerland on November 5th. Crossover thrash band  Municipal Waste  will support on all dates.   “It sure has been a long time since we rock’n’rolled in the UK and Europe,”  said  Anthrax ’s  Charlie Benante ,  “but we’re coming back soon to bring the noise to all of you guys. Being that we can’t get over there until 2022, we’re going to make sure that every show will be an eventful one. We won’t just be playing four decades of songs to celebrate our ongoing 40th anniversary – hey, we’ll be giving YOU some history! – but we just might have some brand new ones for you as well. Can’t wait to see all your happy, smiling faces!!!” On this tour, fans can expect  Anthrax  –  Joey Belladonna /vocals,  Scott Ian /rhythm guitar,  Frank Bello /bass,  Charlie Benante /drums, and  Jon Donais /guitar – to draw from all four decades – fan favourites and deep cuts –  for their nightly setlist. “There’s just something special about Europe,”  said  Belladonna.  “Our fans there have always had a full-fledged excitement about our shows, and I enjoy performing more than anyone can imagine, so we’re really looking forward to this tour.” Tickets will go on sale this Friday 20th August at 10am BST here:  https://myticket.co.uk/artists/anthrax

ANTHRAX – UK/European Tour 2022 w/ Special Guests Municipal Waste 27.09.22  UK  Birmingham @ O2 Academy 29.09.22  UK  Manchester @ Academy 30.09.22  UK  Glasgow @ O2 Academy 01.10.22  UK  Newcastle @ O2 City Hall 03.10.22  UK  Leeds @ O2 Academy 04.10.22  UK  Nottingham @ Rock City 06.10.22  UK  Bristol @ O2 Academy 08.10.22  UK  London @ O2 Academy Brixton 10.10.22  BE  Brussels @ Ancienne Belgique 11.10.22  NL  Tilburg @ 013 13.10.22  FR  Paris @ Bataclan 14.10.22  DE  Oberhausen @ Turbinenhalle 15.10.22  DE  Leipzig @ Werk 2 17.10.22  DK  Copenhagen @ Vega Main Hall 18.10.22  SE  Gothenburg @ Tradgarn 19.20.22  SE  Stockholm @ Annexet 21.10.22  FI  Oulu @ Tullisali 22.10.22  FI  Turku @ Logomo 23.10.22  EE  Talinn @ Kultuurikatel 25.10.22  PL  Warsaw, @ Stodola 26.10.22  DE  Frankfurt @ Batschapp 27.10.22  DE  Stuttgart @ LKA Longhorn 29.10.22  CZ  Brno @ Sono 31.10.22  HU  Budapest @ Babra Negra 01.11.22  HR  Zagreb @ Culture Factory 02.11.22  AT  Vienna @ Arena 04.11.22  IT  Milan @ Alcatraz 05.11.22  CH  Zurich @ Komplex   

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Anthrax, Exodus, Municipal Waste And More Confirmed For Metal Alliance Tour

by Zach Shaw | Dec 17, 2012 | Touring | 0 comments

As part of their headlining set, Anthrax will be performing their classic album Among The Living in its entirety on the tour.  Scott Ian had the following to say about the trek, running from March to April:

“Holy crap am I so excited about this year’s Metal Alliance Tour ! It’s been a great year and a half for us since Worship Music came out and to cap it off with a Grammy nomination. This is such a perfect lineup. To make this tour even more special, we will be playing our Among The Living record in its entirety. I can’t wait to play ‘Horror Of It All!’ Come on out and worship with us my friends. You do not want to miss this. USA on Hell one more time…”

The tour’s co-organizer Dan Rozenblum shares Ian’s excitement, saying the following about snagging Anthrax for the tour:

“Anthrax has always been one of my favorite bands, and to have them be part of our tour is beyond expression. This is surely going to be one for the history books!”

Since Worship Music’s release, Anthrax have done numerous tours with Testament and Death Angel. Now we’ll not only get to see them play with another thrash legends Exodus (who even Ian thinks would qualify for the “expanded Big 4” ), but also with two of thrash metal’s rising stars Municipal Waste and Holy Grail. Those that have been around for a while might remember that the last time Anthrax and Exodus toured together was 1989’s  Headbanger’s Ball tour.

Dates for the third annual Metal Alliance Tour will be announced shortly, while general admission tickets will be available on January 11. Keep an eye out on the tour’s soon-to-be-launched website for more details.

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ANTHRAX, EXODUS, MUNICIPAL WASTE, HOLY GRAIL Set For 'Metal Alliance Tour'

ANTHRAX will headline the third annual Metal Alliance Tour , set to kick off in March and run through the month of April. The band will perform its fan-favorite 1987 album "Among The Living" in its entirety during the trek, which will feature support from EXODUS , MUNICIPAL WASTE , HOLY GRAIL and a couple of additional bands, to be announced at a later date.

" ANTHRAX has always been one of my favorite bands, and to have them be part of our tour is beyond expression. This is surely going to be one for the history books!" states tour co-organizer Dan Rozenblum .

Adds ANTHRAX guitarist Scott Ian : "Holy crap am I so excited about this year's Metal Alliance Tour !

"It's been a great year and a half for us since 'Worship Music' came out and to cap it off with a Grammy nomination.

"This is such a perfect lineup. To make this tour even more special, we will be playing our 'Among The Living' record in its entirety. I can't wait to play 'Horror Of It All' !

"Come on out and worship with us, my friends. You do not want to miss this. USA on Hell one more time."

General-admission tickets will go on sale on January 11.

For more information, visit MetalAllianceTour.com .

ANTHRAX recently spent time in the studio recording several cover versions of some of their favorite rock classics, to be included with the upcoming re-release of the band's latest album, "Worship Music" .

In addition to RUSH ( "Anthem" ) and BOSTON ( "Smokin'" ) covers, ANTHRAX is also recording its versions of AC/DC 's "T.N.T." , JOURNEY 's "Keep On Runnin'" and BLACK SABBATH 's "Neon Knights" . The latter song is expected to appear on the upcoming Ronnie James Dio tribute album which is being assembled by the singer's widow and longtime manager Wendy Dio .

"Worship Music" has sold more than 100,000 copies in the U.S. since its September 2011 release, according to Nielsen SoundScan .

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TV has soap operas, literature has Shakespeare, and metal – well, metal has Anthrax, that fire-breathing, thrash-spitting, multi-headed beast of a band that – 30 years since the day Scott Ian and then-bassist Danny Lilker searched a biology textbook for the disease that would become their moniker – smiles back at you with a monstrous, upturned middle finger and refuses to fucking die. But then, if you have an inkling about heavy metal, you'll have heard of their meteoric rise in the '80s alongside the likes of Slayer, Megadeth, and a little band that once crashed on Anthrax's studio floor known as Metallica.

You'll know all about their game-changing, crossover hit with Public Enemy on "Bring The Noise" in 1991. You'll have listened to generations of bands that owe everything to their signature stomp and crushing riffs. And in more recent times, you'll have witnessed an almost irrational will to survive in defiance of monumental odds. And that, true believers, is the story of one of the most doggedly heroic bands in metaldom on the cusp of their greatest release to date. The road has not been easy.

Rewind to 2005. Hot on the heels of 2003's rapturously received We've Come For You All , a unanimously praised, end-to-end scorcher spearheaded by vocalist John Bush, Anthrax shocked the metal world with the announcement that singer Joey Belladonna would be re-joining the band for a classic, 80s-era reunion that would sweep them around the world on a wave of head-banging nostalgia, but more importantly, reconnecting the band as friends and as the brutal thrash machine that gave the world Among The Living . Once that tour finished, Anthrax returned to discover that John Bush had moved on, and they would need to recruit yet another singer for the recording of their follow-up to WCFYA , the album that would become Worship Music , their tenth studio album. The band worked with one singer for a period of time, but in 2009, they were still without the right vocalist.

Refusing to accept their predicament, the remaining members rallied themselves in a spine-tingling gesture of conviction and self-belief for what would become the single greatest metal event of the 21st century, the first-ever performance of The Big 4. According to Charlie Benante, getting the band's proverbial excrement together for that gig was just the motivation that Anthrax needed to spit out the blood and get back on their feet. Reuniting with Joey Belladonna for a whirlwind, globe-stomping tour that would see Anthrax playing shoulder to shoulder with Slayer, Megadeth and old pals Metallica, the explosive success of The Big 4 would suddenly beg the question of what would happen next, and more to the point: who would sing on Worship Music , and how would Anthrax approach the follow-up to We’ve Come For You All ?

It wasn’t easy, but – from the ferocious attack of “Earth on Hell” to the red-blooded might of “Fight’em ‘Til You Can’t,” the results have been nothing less than horn-conjuring. Over the past 30 years, Anthrax has achieved sales in excess of 10-million. The band has also received multiple Gold and Platinum albums, multiple Grammy nominations, and a host of other accolades from the media, industry and fans.

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Order of Lenin Moscow Air Defence District

Ордена Ленина Московский округ ПВО

Military Unit: 64178

Commanders:

• Marshal of the Soviet Union Kirill Semenovich Moskalenko, 1948 - 1953
• Colonel-General Nikolay Nikiforovich Nagornyy, 1953 - 1954
• Marshal of the Soviet Union Pavel Fedorovich Batitskiy, 1954 - 7.66
• Colonel-General Vasiliy Vasilevich Okunev, 7.66 - 8.70
• Marshal of Aviation Aleksandr Ivanovich Koldunov, 8.70 - 1975
• Colonel-General Boris Viktorovich Bochkov, 1975 - 1980
• Marshal of Aviation Anatoliy Ustinovich Konstantinov, 1980 - 1987
• Colonel-General Vladimir Georgievich Tsarkov, 1987 - 1989
• General of the Army Viktor Alekseevich Prudnikov, 1989 - 8.91
• General of the Army Anatoliy Mikhaylovich Kornukov, 8.91 - 1998
• Colonel-General G.B. Vasilev, 1998 - 2002
• Colonel-General Yuriy V. Solovev, from 2002

Activated 1948 in Moscow, Moscow Oblast, as the Moscow Air Defence Region , from the North-Western Air Defence District.

1950 renamed Moscow Air Defence District .

Organisation 1955:

• 37th Fighter Aviation Corps PVO (Morsansk, Tambov Oblast)
• 56th Fighter Aviation Corps PVO (Yaroslavl, Yaroslavl Oblast)
• 78th Guards Fighter Aviation Corps PVO (Bryansk, Bryansk Oblast)
• 88th Fighter Aviation Corps PVO (Rzhev, Kalinin Oblast)
• 151st Guards Fighter Aviation Division PVO (Klin, Moscow Oblast)
• 38th independent Reconnaissance Aviation Squadron (Rzhev, Kalinin Oblast)
• 182nd independent Reconnaissance Aviation Squadron
• 90th independent Transport Aviation Squadron (Stupino, Moscow Oblast)
• 1st Guards Anti-Aircraft Artillery Division (Maryino-Znamenskoye, Moscow Oblast)
• 52nd Anti-Aircraft Artillery Division (Biryulevo, Moscow Oblast)
• 74th Anti-Aircraft Artillery Division (Mytishchi, Moscow Oblast)
• 76th Anti-Aircraft Artillery Division (Skolkovo, Moscow Oblast)
• 78th Anti-Aircraft Artillery Division (Gorkiy, Gorkiy Oblast)
• 80th Anti-Aircraft Artillery Division (Moscow (Lenin Hills), Moscow Oblast)
• 96th Anti-Aircraft Artillery Division (Panki, Moscow Oblast)
• 48th Anti-Aircraft Artillery Regiment (Yaroslavl, Yaroslavl Oblast)
• 80th Guards Anti-Aircraft Artillery Regiment (Tula, Tula Oblast)
• 108th Anti-Aircraft Artillery Regiment (Voronezh, Voronezh Oblast)
• 387th Anti-Aircraft Artillery Regiment (Sarov, Gorkiy Oblast)
• 389th Anti-Aircraft Artillery Regiment (Bezhitsa, Bryansk Oblast)
• 393th Guards Anti-Aircraft Artillery Regiment (Elektrostal, Moscow Oblast)
• 532nd Anti-Aircraft Artillery Regiment (Smolensk, Smolensk Oblast)
• 1225th Anti-Aircraft Artillery Regiment (Gorkiy, Gorkiy Oblast)
• 1287th Anti-Aircraft Artillery Regiment (Shcherbaki, Kalinin Oblast)
• 92nd independent Regiment for Radar Countermeasures (Moscow, Moscow Oblast)

Organisation 1962:

• 118th Communications Center (Moscow, Moscow Oblast)
• 6th independent Radio-Technical Regiment (Klin, Moscow Oblast)
• 436th independent Transport Aviation Regiment (Stupino, Moscow Oblast)
• 103rd independent Communications and Radio-Technical Support Company (Stupino, Moscow Oblast)
• 2367th independent Radio-Relay Battalion (Nemchinovka, Moscow Oblast)
• 52nd independent Airfield Engineer Battalion (Kosterevo, Moscow Oblast)
• 1470th independent Engineer Battalion (Elektrostal, Moscow Oblast)
• 193rd independent Transport Battalion (Moscow, Moscow Oblast)
• 1st Air Defence Army for Special Use (Balashikha, Moscow Oblast)
• 2nd Air Defence Corps (Rzhev, Rzhev Oblast)
• 3rd Air Defence Corps (Yaroslavl, Yaroslavl Oblast)
• 7th Air Defence Corps (Bryansk, Bryansk Oblast)
• 18th Air Defence Division (Gorkiy, Gorkiy Oblast)

Awarded the Order of Lenin 22.6.68.

Organisation 1970:

• 16th Air Defence Corps (Gorkiy, Gorkiy Oblast)

Organisation 1980:

• 712th Data Center (Moscow, Moscow Oblast)

Organisation 1988:

1998 renamed Moscow Air Force and Air Defence District.

2002 renamed Special Purpose Troop Command.

• Moscow, Moscow Oblast, 1948 - today [55 45 59N, 37 38 22E]

Subordination:

• GK PVO, 1948 - 7.98
• GK VVS and PVO, 7.98 - today