
Chad Gray's 30 Years of Madness Tour
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Chad Gray, frontman of Mudvayne and Hellyeah, celebrates three decades in metal with the Thirty Years of Madness tour. After a one-off acoustic show in Las Vegas, the tour expanded to five full-band gigs, honoring his late Hellyeah bandmate Vinnie Paul. Growing up in poverty, Gray found solace in metal music, and now aims to uplift fans feeling isolated. The tour kicks off April 24th in Las Vegas, with stops in Flint, East Moline, and Green Bay.
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On April 22nd, Chad Gray, the voice behind Mudvane in Hellia, is marking 30 years in metal with his new 30 years of madness tour. After dropping 12 albums across both bands and grinding nonstop tours worldwide, he's launching this during Mudvane's break because sitting still, just ain't his style. It kicked off as a one-off acoustic gig in Las Vegas at Fremont Country Club on April 24th, teaming up with Marcus Rafferty. The Gray's wife asked if he wanted more, and boom, it snowballed into five full-band shows packed with hits from both crews. Growing up in poverty with an alcoholic home, Gray was that outcast kid getting bullied daily. Then a motley crew tape hit him like lightning, live wire changed everything, pulling him into metal's tribe with bands like Metallica, Slayer, and Pantera. That music straight up saved his life, and now he wants to pay it forward to fans feeling isolated. He shows double as a tribute to his Hellia brother, Vinnie Paul, eight years gone, but still
a hero. Gray built Instant Trust with Vinnie, cranking out songs on day one, and he refuses to let that legacy fade. It's all about keeping the energy alive. Catch the run starting April 24th in Las Vegas, then May 26th and 27th at the Machine Shop in Flint, Michigan, May 29th at the Rust Belt in East Moline, Illinois, and May 30th at Epic Events Center in Green Bay, Wisconsin. Gray's owning his path, empowering crowds one riff at a time. Music news today, powered by AI bringing you what's trending in sound.
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