Lamb of God Live at The Armory - Minneapolis MN - September 28th 2022

Live Nation presents Lamb of God live with special guests Killswitch Engage – Baroness and Suicide Silence.

Lamb of God stormed the Armory in Minneapolis on September 28, 2022. The anticipation was palpable. Fans packed the venue, eager for a night of pure metal.

The opening acts set the stage. Each band delivered powerful performances. The energy built with every song, setting the perfect tone for Lamb of God. The crowd was ready.

Lamb of God hit the stage with a vengeance. They opened with “Memento Mori.” Randy Blythe’s growling vocals and the band’s crushing riffs ignited the audience. The mosh pit erupted. Fans lost themselves in the music.

The band followed with “Ruin.” Mark Morton and Willie Adler’s guitar work was flawless. John Campbell’s bass thundered through the venue. Chris Adler’s drumming was relentless. Every note hit hard.

Lamb of God live kept the intensity high. They played fan favorites like “Walk with Me in Hell” and “Laid to Rest.” Each song drove the crowd wild. The energy in the Armory was electric.

The stage production added to the experience. Lights flashed in sync with the music. Smoke and pyrotechnics enhanced the visual spectacle. The band’s stage presence commanded attention.

Randy Blythe engaged the audience throughout the show. He moved across the stage with ferocious energy. His connection with the fans was undeniable. Blythe’s powerful voice carried the emotion of each song.

The setlist spanned Lamb of God’s career. They played new tracks alongside classics. Each song showcased their evolution and consistency. Fans appreciated the mix.

Lamb of God ended their set with “Redneck.” The crowd erupted one last time. Fans sang along, their voices merging with Blythe’s. The band left everything on stage. The audience left with memories of a night to remember.

In conclusion, Lamb of God’s performance at the Armory was phenomenal. The band’s intensity, skill, and connection with the audience created an unforgettable experience. Minneapolis metalheads will talk about this night for years. Lamb of God proved once again why they are titans of the metal scene.

Photo gallery by Kyle Hansen

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