As of yesterday, Lamb Of God released a brand new studio album titled Omens; throughout their career, the band have faced and overcome many struggles to reach the point of acclaim they have achieved today. Among those struggles though has been themselves – for while the band members seem to get along just fine now, that was not always the case.
For some of you, you may remember the 2005 Lamb Of God documentary Killadelphia; per the Amazon Prime description of this documentary, “Killadelphia features a set recorded at The Trocadero in 2004 in support of Ashes Of The Wake, along with great candid footage of the group at work and at play, for an exciting all-access portrait.”
The reason we bring up this documentary is because it features one of the most infamous moments in Lamb Of God’s career – that being the brutal fist fight that went down between band singer Randy Blythe and band guitarist Mark Morton.
At some point while on their tour bus, shit goes off between Randy and Mark. Apparently, per the footage of this fight, Mark walked in on a drunk Randy acting in a manner that was not cool, and this set Mark off. Both band members start grabbing at each other, throwing fists, and eventually, wrestle each other to the ground outside the tour bus.
Again, this incident took place in 2004 and the band have come a long way since. The band aren’t getting into fist fights with each other anymore and, in the years since this fight, seem to have a much healthier relationship with one another. Randy himself seems like he’s in an amazing place these days, having just announced that he is almost 12 years sober. If you do want to check out the fight between Randy and Mark, you can find footage of that below.
Also below you will find all of Lamb Of God’s upcoming tour dates.
Lamb of God w/ Killswitch Engage, Spiritbox, Fit For An Autopsy
Oct 9 – Vancouver, BC – Doug Mitchell Thunderbird Sports Centre
Oct 10 – Kent (Seattle), WA – Accesso ShoWare Center
Oct 11 – Portland, OR – Theater of the Clouds
Lamb of God w/ Killswitch Engage, Animals As Leaders, Fit For An Autopsy
Oct 13 – Inglewood, CA – YouTube Theater
Oct 14 – Phoenix, AZ – Arizona Federal Theater
Oct 15 – Albuquerque, NM – Isleta Amphitheater
Oct 16 – El Paso, TX – UTEP Don Haskins Center
Oct 18 – San Antonio, TX – Freeman Coliseum
Oct 19 – Houston, TX – 713 Music Hall
Oct 20 – Irving, TX – The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory