Lamb of God Recruit Match for an Post-mortem Singer as Fill-In

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You by no means wish to be with out your singer, however when it does occur it provides the chance for distinctive reveals. With Lamb of God‘s Randy Blythe out of motion on account of testing optimistic for COVID earlier this week, the band performed with Chimaira’s Mark Hunter, Trivium’s Matt Heafy and In Flames’ Anders Friden filling in on vocals for the band. And now you can add one other title to the fill-in roster as Match for an Post-mortem‘s Joe Badolato is being pressed into motion for tonight’s (April 22) present in Inexperienced Bay.

“Inexperienced Bay – sadly, Randy will be unable to carry out however we WILL see you tonight,” said the band in a message (seen beneath) issued Friday. “Our brother Joe Badolato from Match for an Post-mortem will likely be stepping in to deal with vocal obligations this night. We count on Randy to return to our present on Sunday in Sioux Falls.”

It has been a little bit of a making an attempt week for Lamb of God, who had been in a position to efficiently pull off their present on the Van Andel Area in Grand Rapids, Michigan with the assistance of Hunter and the singers from the guy bands on their “Metallic Tour of the 12 months” run. However sadly, Hunter fell ailing with a non-COVID associated sickness after the efficiency, which led the band to need to drop off the tour’s Fort Wayne date whereas they tried to discover a substitute.

“Mark Hunter went above and past to make the present occur for us Tuesday and sadly has fallen ailing at present (NOT Covid). We really admire his efforts but it surely seems the universe has different plans for us,” said the band on the time.

Because the group said, they count on to have Blythe again entrance and heart at their subsequent present, which is able to come this Sunday (April 24) on the Denny Sanford PREMIER Middle in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. The subsequent week additionally brings reveals in Omaha, Cedar Rapids, Kansas Metropolis and Tulsa. See all of the scheduled stops right here.