The Los Angeles-hailing rock band, Rage Against the Machine, has finally returned to the stage after taking 11 years off of touring.
On July 9, the bandโTom Morello, Tim Commerford, Brad Wilk, and Zack de la Rochaโreunited in East Troy, Wisconsin, at the Alpine Valley Music Theater. The band played several fan favorites, and made a few overtly political statements during the course of the show, including the use of a graphic that stated “ABORT THE SUPREME COURT.”
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This first show kicked off the band’s Public Service Announcement Tour that will ultimately see 12 countries, 40 cities, and 51 shows. The hip-hop duo Run The Jewels are accompanying the rock quartet on their reunion tour as well. Find the complete list of RATM tour dates HERE.
First Show In 11 Years Setlist:
โBombtrackโ
โPeople Of The Sunโ
โBulls On Paradeโ
โBullet In The Headโ
โTestifyโ
โTire Meโ
โWake Upโ
โGuerrilla Radioโ
โWithout A Faceโ
โKnow Your Enemyโ
โCalm Like A Bombโ
โSleep Now In The Fireโ
โWar Within A Breathโ
โThe Ghost Of Tom Joadโ (Bruce Springsteen Cover)
โFreedomโ
โKilling In The Nameโ
Photo Courtesy of Legacy Recordings
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