
John Bush's Anthrax Tribute Show: Live Video & Tour Dates
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John Bush, former Anthrax frontman, recently performed a live video of Random Acts of Senseless Violence at the Whisky A Go Go in West Hollywood. He was joined by Category Seven bandmates and Armored Saints Joey Vera on bass. Bush, who fronted Anthrax for four albums, is excited about his tribute shows, mixing hits with deep cuts. Hes set to perform at Milwaukee Metal Fest and has dates lined up for 2027.
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Music News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — John Bush's Anthrax Tribute Show: Live Video & Tour Dates. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On April 10th, John Bush, ex-Anthorac's frontman, and now armored Saints voice, just dropped a killer live video of the Anthrax track, Random Acts of, Sinceless Violence. That one's from their 1995 album, Stomp 442. It was captured December 13th, 2025, at the Whiskey-A-Go-Go in West Hollywood for the debut of his celebrating the songs of, Anthrax Show. He brought heat with Category 7 baymates, Phil Dimmel, and Microlando on guitars. Jason Bittner crushing drums, and armored Saints Joey Vera. Stepping in on bass, since their regular basses had a conflict, Category 7 opened up, then backed Bush on cuts from all four albums he fronted for Anthrax. Bush is hyped about the LA hometown gig, and teased more tracks at Milwaukee Metal Fest. He speaks fondly of those records, especially his last one, We've Come For You All from 2003, packed with anthems that revived them in. Europe.
He'd likely pass on these tribute shows, if the current Beladonna-Lid Anthrax play more of his air alive, but they stick mostly to their classics, like only. So Bush is mixing hits with deep cuts like Safe Home for longer fun sets. Anthrax's swap singers over 42 years, Neil Turban, Beladonna, Bush, Dan Nelson, but Scott Ian, and Charlie Bonante, anchor every album. Bush and crew hit Milwaukee Metal Fest, June 7th, with US and Europe dates lined up for 2027. His era's risks stay fierce, owning the stage his way. I'm Cory with the story. That's your music news today update, AI powered and always on.
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