Lamb of God continues to be one of the crucial profitable steel bands working right now. They’ve acquired their own cruise, made an appearance at Black Sabbath’s “Again to the Starting,” and — most prestigious of all, after all — have been topped Consequence’s Heavy Band of the Year in 2022. So, headbangers in South Carolina will need to have been fairly excited when an inventory for a brand new present on December twentieth popped up on StubHub. In actuality, the efficiency was Andrew Peterson’s “Behold the Lamb of God,” a Christian music live performance that had been mistakenly tagged as a gig for the Virginia-based steel band. The Lord works in mysterious methods!
Main as much as the efficiency, which went down on the Spartanburg Memorial Auditorium and offered songs in regards to the delivery of Jesus Christ, the occasion’s itemizing on StubHub boasted a featured picture of Lamb of God frontman Randy Blythe and was promoted as a top-trending event for the venue. In the meantime, the band isn’t set to carry out till March 2026 (see the listing of upcoming dates here, and get precise tickets here), with no dates at the moment set for South Carolina — although possibly a cheeky, make-good occasion is now so as.
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After recognizing the error, StubHub issued an apology and supplied refunds for individuals who purchased tickets to the efficiency.
“We acknowledge the itemizing for the December twentieth occasion at Spartanburg Memorial Auditorium was deceptive and apologize for the confusion this prompted,” a StubHub spokesperson stated. “Forward of the present we up to date the occasion web page and reached out to clients to make clear the occasion particulars. Anybody who bought tickets underneath the impression this was a distinct efficiency is inspired to contact us — we’ll honor a full refund underneath our FanProtect Assure.”
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Blythe additionally commented on the mix-up, taking to Instagram to put up a narrative poking enjoyable on the scenario, signing off with a tongue-in-cheek “Merry Christmas, Spartanburg.”
