Metal acolytes, rejoice: Megadeth have announced their second Colorado date in less than a year.
The band’s Post American World tour will come to North America this fall, smashing through Broomfield’s 1stBank Center on October 1. (The question nobody is asking: How will this affect sales here?) Amon Amarth, Metal Church and Havok will perform in support.
Tickets are $35-$50 and go on sale Friday, July 22 at 10 a.m. via .
The band is touring in support of “Dystopia,” their fifteenth studio album.
To see the full list of tour dates, check out their .
Megadeth last came to Denver in February, when they played a heartening set at the Fillmore Auditorium. From writer/photgrapher Alan Cox’s of the night:
The strategic setlist was full of heavy favorites drawn from eight different records in the band’s history—all polished and with little brake pumping. The closest thing to a melodic break from the heavy set was “A Tout Le Monde,” a pounding tune flanked by a lighter intro and outro. Mustaine expressed gratitude for Denver being a long-time supporter of Megadeth, and gave the Mile High City the band’s first-ever live rendition of “The Threat Is Real.”
