Wie geht es nach dem Tod von Mitch Lucker weiter mit Suicide Silence? Die Frage lässt sich noch nicht final beantworten – zumindest ein Mal kehrt die Band aber zurück auf die Bühne.
Suicide Silence werden nach dem Tod ihres Sängers Mitch Lucker auf die Bühne zurückkehren und eine Special Show spielen. Sämtliche Einnahmen sollen Luckers Tochter Kenadee zu Gute kommen und fließen direkt in den dafür angelegten Spendenfond.
Dies verkündete die Band am Samstag (24.11.2012) während des „ California Metalfests“. Dabei soll jeder Song von einem anderen Sänger performt werden.
Die Videos zur Verkündung seht ihr weiter unten. Das Statement im O-Ton gibt es hier zu lesen:
„We fucking lost our brother. I’m sure you all know that. We all miss him more than anything in the fucking world.
I think something that is really important to us is that we consider Suicide Silence a family – as far as the band goes, as far as any crew member we’ve ever had, anybody that’s ever worked for us, and the fans… Everyone is family; that is the greatest thing that’s ever happened to us and we’re so grateful to be a part of this.
This is the most difficult thing we’ve ever had to deal with. I really don’t know where to start. We’re just dealing with it day by day, and I hope everybody else is dealing with it. It’s just unreal to have to be up here right now talking about this. We wanna say thank you all so much for donating to Kenadee’s education fund.
Everybody’s been asking what we’re gonna do as a band. We’re putting together a show. It’s gonna be at Fox Theater on December 21. Just kind of the best show, the best event that you could possibly imagine. Obviously, Mitch is not gonna be there. We’re gonna have a different singer every single song. We’re gonna put the best show that we possibly can together. It’s already in the works.
Tickets go on sale next Friday. Hopefully everybody can make it out. It’s gonna be really fucking special. And all the money that is going towards the show is going to Kenadee’s educational fund. So it’s going to a cause and Mitch would really appreciate it and we appreciate it. Thank you very much.“
