Metal Planet Music Gig Review: Anthrax, Kreator, Testament Triumph

The Metal Planet Music’s gig review at 3Arena Dublin featuring Anthrax with support from Kreator and Testament was a monumental event for metal fans of all ages. The anticipation was palpable as fans eagerly awaited the thrash metal legends to take the stage, setting the tone for an electrifying night.

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Testament kicked off the evening with a fiery performance, belting out hits from their extensive discography. Despite some initial sound issues, the band powered through, delivering a set that resonated with both old-school enthusiasts and new fans. Chuck’s energetic stage presence and the band’s tight performance set the bar high for the rest of the night.

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Following Testament, Kreator took the stage by storm, promising their most elaborate production yet. The German thrash metal icons unleashed a relentless onslaught of classics and newer tracks, captivating the audience with their raw energy and precision. The elaborate stage setup, complete with hanging corpses and fiery visuals, added to the spectacle of Kreator’s performance.

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Mille and the band seamlessly blended their modern and classic hits, showcasing their evolution over the decades. The crowd was treated to an intense and immersive experience, with mosh pits and sing-alongs punctuating the set. Kreator’s performance was a testament to their enduring legacy and musical prowess, leaving fans in awe.

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Finally, Anthrax took the stage amidst a flurry of excitement, backed by a video tribute highlighting their four-decade journey in the metal scene. The band’s setlist was a mix of timeless classics and newer tracks, each one met with fervent enthusiasm from the crowd. Joey’s commanding vocals and Scott Ian’s dynamic stage presence kept the energy levels soaring throughout the performance.

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Anthrax’s stripped-down approach relied on their musical prowess and iconic songs to deliver a memorable show. The band’s gratitude towards the Irish crowd was evident as they closed the night with a high-octane rendition of “Gung-Ho,” leaving fans exhilarated and fulfilled. The entire event was a testament to the enduring appeal of thrash metal and the unwavering passion of its dedicated fan base.

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