Tomahawk

Mike Patton's avant garde supergroup Tomahawk played their first show since 2013 this past weekend, playing many singles live for the first time.

Tomahawk made their long-awaited return to the stage over the weekend, with the alt-rock supergroup’s outfit’s first show since 2013 having given the crowd at Nashville, Tennessee’s Brooklyn Bowl a set of classic cuts and several live debuts. The Saturday (Jul 18th) performance launched Tomahawk’s “A Huge Waste Of Your Time And Money Tour”, and formally reunited Faith No More vocalist Mike Patton, Jesus Lizard guitarist Duane Denison, Mr. Bungle bassist Trevor Dunn and Battles drummer John Stanier in front of an audience for the first time in a dozen years. Following an opening set from the Melvins, Tomahawk kicked their headlining set off with “Flashback” from their 2001 self-titled debut. Ahead of “God Hates a Coward,” an audience member shouted “We didn’t think you’d come back,” and Patton replied: ‘I didn’t think we were coming back either. I swear to god — I had my pajamas on…” The night also had Patton and Co. marking the occasion by bringing 6 cuts from 2021’s Tonic Immobility to the stage for the first time: “SHHH!”, “Predators and Scavengers”, “Business Casual”, “Doomsday Fatigue”, “Fatback”, and “Sidewinder”. The night also featured songs from 2003’s Mit Gas and 2013’s Oddfellows, and they added a cover of old time rock n roller Duane Eddy’s “Stalkin’”. You’ll find fan-shot footage from throughout the night up above and down below, where you’ll likewise find the full setlist details (per setlist.fm). Tomahawk and Melvins’ road trip continues tonight (July 20th) at Emo’s in Austin, Texas. You’ll find the rest of the tour schedule here. Tomahawk setlist 7/18/26:FlashbackSHHH! (live debut)Predators and Scavengers (live debut)Business Casual (live debut)Doomsday Fatigue (live debut)Capt. MidnightRape This DayBirdsongWhite Hats / Black HatsFatback (live debut)South PawI.O.U.MaydayPoint and ClickStalkin’ (Duane Eddy cover)Sidewinder (live debut)Laredo View this post on Instagram View this post on Instagram View this post on Instagram View this post on Instagram

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