Lamb of God 2026 Tour With Kublai Khan TX, Fit For an Autopsy + Sanguisugabogg
“We are beyond thrilled to announce the loudest, proudest, floor shakin’-est, earth quakin’-est, ear-splittin’-est, mosh pittin’-est, undiluted, undisputed HEAVIEST tour of the whole damn year,”
-Lamb of God guitarist Mark Morton
The venue? PACKED. So much so that we arrived late due to traffic coming into the venue. Which SUCKS because Sanguisugabogg was at the top of our list for upcoming acts to catch this year. We did catch the last track and fans seemed to be going HARD in the pit and enjoying every second. The band joked about the pronunciation of the name. Do you know how to REALLY say it?
Fit For An Autopsy took the stage next. They only played seven tracks, but they made a clear statement. The set was straight heavy and intense from start to end, featuring big hits like Far From Heaven, The Wretch & It Comes for You.
If you were hoping for the next act to let up, you were DEAD wrong.
Kublai Khan TX is true hardcore. No BS- Arms swinging, feet stompin', and in-your-face energy that does not cease. The crowd reciting every line right back at the band made this a true piloerection experience. They played through twelve tracks ending with the big hits: "Swan Song" and "Theory Of Mind" all while the entire band sported Buffalo Sabres jerseys. LET'S GO BUFFALO!
Did we catch you in the pit? See the full photo gallery HERE.
The crowd was clearly warmed up, and by the time 9:00 came around, everyone in the room was chanting- "LAMB OF GOD" eager for the next set. They kicked things off with their highly energetic classic track "Ruin".
DID THEY JUST PLAY ALL NEW STUFF?!
No. In fact, they only played three tracks off the new album (which kind of sucks because of HOW GOOD IT IS!), but when you have a catalog like LOG, it would be hard to even narrow it down to an hour. In all, they played a fifteen-track set, and Guitarist Mark Morton graced us with an epic guitar solo during the track "Grace". Security certainly earned their keep that night as the bodies just kept pouring over the barricade with surfers from the pit. Of course, we finished the night with the hit "Redneck", which is currently climbing over 45 million views on YouTube.
Lamb Of God continues to set the stage for the modern metal scene and brings along the next big things. IF YOU ARE READING THIS, YOU HAVE TWO MORE CHANCES TO SEE IT:
April 25 — Uncasville, Ct. @ Mohegan Sun Arena *
April 26 — Boston, Mass. @ MGM Music Hall at Fenway
Lamb Of God has a new album "INTO OBLIVION" available now: