Metal
Sabaton @ House of Blues Sunset Strip (West Hollywood, CA) on May 2, 2014 [Photos]
Sabaton’s showmanship won the crowd straight away. Fans sang along while singer Joakim Brodén’s antics and ear-to-ear smile energized the audience as the band worked the stage, pulling out all the stops.
Sabaton’s showmanship won the crowd straight away. Fans sang along while singer Joakim Brodén’s antics and ear-to-ear smile energized the audience as the band worked the stage, pulling out all the stops. The 45-minute set was a mix from the band’s 15-year timeline, including “To Hell and Back” from the forthcoming album Heroes.
Broden and the band hit brought a seven-year old boy onstage to jam with the band on the last song, “Metal Crue.” Broden handed the kid his trademark mirror-lens sunglasses, and humorously apologized to mom and dad in the audience for “any foul language”. Some may be surprised that Sabaton is a kid-friendly band, and they proved to their audience that they’re all about the party, be it arena or small club.
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