Megadeth: Destroy All Enemies Tour at Walmart AMP

“Ware playing more songs than ever before, and we are closer to each other onstage and off. I’m excited to see Mudvayne and All That Remains. Join us as we destroy all enemies.”

Dave Mustaine has spoken, and we've heard. We are willing to bet all we have that the pivotal thrashers will not only destroy all enemies but set the stage on fire with their fast and technical guitar-driven rock.

Thrash gods Megadeth is an institution. Spearheaded by MegaDave, Megadeth is unparalleled in terms of heaviness and speed. They smashed head-on into the metal scene in 1985 with their ferocious blast-of-thrash debut album, “Killing Is My Business… And Business is Good.” From there, they kept churning out absolute greatness, energy, controlled chaos, thought-provoking lyrics, intricacy, technical brilliance, mind-warping virtuosity, and standout riffs. Megadeth’s electrifying and flammable bangers such as “Symphony of Destruction”, “Holy Wars… The Punishment Due”, “Good Mourning/Black Friday”, and “Angry Again” inspire crowds to bang their heads and raise the horns every single time. Even with the new music, everything you loved about Megadeth in the first place is still in the first place.

The highly influential Megadeth is rightfully hailed as one of the big four of thrash metal, receiving multiple accolades such as a Classic Rock Roll of Honour Award, and a Grammy Award for best metal performance, among many others.

American heavy metal band Mudvayne is known for their sonic experimentation, face and body paint, musical complexity, and number symbolism. They broke into the metal scene in 2000 with their acclaimed debut album, "L.D. 50", and topped charts with singles such as "Dig" and "Death Blooms".

All That Remains are icons in the new wave of American heavy metal. They smashed into the metal scene in 2002 with their debut album, “Behind Silence and Solitude”. Their metalcore-style riffs, dual guitar harmonies, double bass drum patterns, breakdowns, and a mixture of singing, screaming, and growls earned them a solid fan base worldwide.

The Walmart Arkansas Music Pavilion is one of the top outdoor music venues in the United States. It has enough space for 9,500 horn flashing, headbanging metal fans, and maybe a mosh pit or two!