Rage Against The Machine
RATM are back!
Why see Rage Against The Machine?
Public Service Announcement tour
The nu-metal gods are smiling as Rage Against The Machine announces the end of their eight-year hiatus with this brand new trek. Heading out across the country with Run The Jewels in tow, the Public Service Announcement Tour will see Zack, Tim, Tom and Brad back on form, performing politically charged hits from their extensive, multi-million selling back catalog, including the iconic rock anthem 'Killing In The Name' and many, many more.
Formed back in 1991 in California, RATM are one of the genre's most influential groups, with their highly political brand of rock fusing together elements of nu-metal, funk-rock, and rap metal to deliver cutting lyrics on the state of the world.
Alongside, Run The Jewels will lend support, debuting material from their newest release, Run The Jewels 4. Get those moshing muscles ready, this is gonna be epic!
Reviews
Customer reviews
3 reviews, average rating: (4.3 Stars)
Travis Wheeler
Public service announcement tour
Best show of the summer rage against the machine truly brought it to Cleveland and Clevelanders truly gave it back to rage against the machine after a 2 1/2 year wait to see these guys they definitely brought it it is worth the money it is worth going to see Zack and the guys definitely definitely brought it rage against the machine is an awesome group to go see in concert . ... Read more
Richie
Solid Show, all things considered.
Great show. Killer set list. I felt like people were in to the music, and knew the words, but were not exactly in line with the message. One of the security guys told me Tom is a communist, and showed me back stage pictures of Tom’s area, where no one was permitted without a mask. People in our row commented on how they put on a great show, for a bunch of communists. It seemed like that was the NY vibe. Any way… ... Read more
Ryan
Outstanding show, great sound, mosh pit was rocking
Thought the show was amazing and after such a prolonged hiatus it was worth the wait. The band was on their A-ame and you could see they gave it their all. Even Zach with a busted foot was able to keep up the energy and move the crowd. The audience was going totally bazerk and loved every minute of the show. I was so grateful that everyone was up on their feet. Only reason for not giving it 5 stars was that for the cost of the ticket I was hoping for more than two hours of music. ... Read more
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