Avenged Sevenfold is up to something big. The O.C.-based band, which released a brand new single and music video for “The Stage” last week, posted on its various social media sites that it would be hosting a very special, once-in-a-lifetime event in Los Angeles on Oct. 27.
The band noted that it would be performing on “a very grand” stage and make it possible for the entire world to tune in to watch the performance in D 360° and Virtual Reality on AvengedSevenfold.com and to tune into its official Facebook page at precisely 8:30 p.m. Pacific time.
Those that live in Southern California, however, will have the opportunity to attend the event and have been encouraged to RSVP to get more information at AvengedSevenfold.com.
“The Stage” is a hard-driving track with the signature A7X guitars, lyrical content that details human suffering and the accompanying music video cleverly uses marionettes to showcase various forms of torture used for entertainment throughout history. In a bit of a jab at the current political climate, at the very end of the music video, it shows who is really pulling the strings with marionettes created to look like a variety of world leaders.
The cut is off of a forthcoming yet-to-be-announced release, the band’s first since 2013’s “Hail to the King.” It’s also its first with drummer Brooks Wackerman, an O.C.-bred artist that has previously anchored bands such as Bad Religion, Suicidal Tendencies and Tenacious D. It was announced in 2015 that he would be the permanent replacement for drummer Arin Ilejay.
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