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Heavy-metal descended upon Denver on August 6, when the tenured stalwarts of Megadeth brought their Destroy All Enemies Tour to Ball Arena. Fellow scene favorites Mudvayne and All That Remains opened the night.
Megadeth recently wrapped up tours through both Europe and Latin America this year. The Destroy All Enemies Tour marks the band’s return to the American music circuit, performing in more than thirty different cities.
See photos from the Ball Arena show below:
Mudvayne guitarist Greg Tribbett brought haunting energy to Ball Arena.
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Opener Mudvayne is known for its blend of heavy and progressive metal.
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Fans enjoy a performance from some of heavy metal’s finest.
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Mudvayne is joining Megadeth on the entire Destroy All Enemies Tour.
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Mudvayne opened before headliner Megadeth took the stage.
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Megadeth guitarist Teemu Mäntysaari.
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Megadeth lights up Ball Arena.
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Fans were crowd-surfing.
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Fans look on as Megadeth lights up the stage.
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Megadeth lead singer Dave Mustaine has fronted the band since 1983.
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A huge crowd gathers for Megadeth at Ball Arena in Denver.
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Opening act Mudvayne was formed in Peoria, Illinois, in 1996.
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Mudvayne lead singer Chad Gray pummels the crowd with his signature heavy-metal vocals.
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Megadeth has been a staple in the American heavy-metal scene since its inception in 1983.
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Dave Mustaine serenades the crowd.
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Megadeth was formed by frontman Dave Mustaine in Los Angeles in 1983.
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