“We are unbelievably honored and excited to be chosen for the upcoming Jinjer and Suicide Silence tour,” says vocalist Connor Garritty. “We have shared the stage with both bands and they are amazing talents, and even better people. After the horrible year we have all had, this is a brilliant light at the end of the tunnel for all of us! We have some new songs to play, new team and a whole new outlook on the heavy metal world. Can’t wait to see all of you. HAIL!!!”

Opening the show at the Fillmore that night, was ALL HAIL THE YETI, to be honest I had not heard of them before other than a band from southern Cali, so I wasn’t sure what to expect.

Holy shit these guys rocked. The energy of this band was awesome, Connor Garritty (lead vocals) did a superb job with the vocals and crowd interaction, and Dave Venderlinde and Nicholas Diltz killed with on guitars, my favorite part was at the end of the song Bury your Memory (new single) the guitars and those drums by Ryan Kittlitz, I felt like I was marching into battle ha-ha. What a hell of a way to end the song.

Another of my favorite songs of that night was “The Witch is Dead, which Connor said that was about a girl he once knew (probably an ex lol), which I could totally relate to, lol. Very well-made song with a catchy chorus that I couldn’t help but jump up and down while singing along. What a hell of a way band to start the show.

All Hail The Yeti

Suicide Silence

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Jinjer