If you watched MTV and VIVA in the late 90’s and early 00’s, this is something that cannot be not to be missed: legends of industrial/nu metal Static-X and Dope as part of the big one European tour arrive in Serbia for the first time to spice things up very lively Belgrade summer. They will perform at Hangar on July 26th. The presale ticket price is 4600 dinars and can be purchased through Gigstix and at their points of sale; physical tickets are also available at the Katakombe bar (Knez Miletina 45). On the day of the concert ticket will cost 5000 dinars. Early bird tickets are already sold out.
Ticket link: https://shorturl.at/zbRBJ
Anyone who was even slightly inclined to hard music and was born in the 80s probably had a phase where they vented their teenage rage with lyrics like “This is not my life / This is not my home / This is not me / I hate this!” Static-X released a lot of hits like “Push It”, “The Only”, “I Am With Stupid” and “Cold”.
Static-X was founded in 1994 in Los Angeles. Over the years the lineup changed, but it was stable for a long time thanks to the band’s founder, frontman, singer and rhythm guitarist Wayne Static, until his death in 2014. The band was founded by Wayne Static and original drummer Ken Jay. They became famous with their debut album “Wisconsin Death Trip” from 1999, when their strong industrial metal sound gained attention as part of the growing nu metal movement in the late 90s. The album later went platinum in the US. During the next decade, the band released five more albums: “Machine” (2001), “Shadow Zone” (2003), “Start a War” (2005), “Cannibal” (2007) and “Cult of Static” (2009). By 2011, the band had sold over three million albums worldwide.
Static-X took a break while Wayne Static worked on his solo album “Pighammer” in 2011. He briefly reformed the band in 2012 using members of his solo tour, but they officially broke up in June 2013. Wayne Static passed away on the November 1st, 2014 at the age of 48. The rest of the original line-up – bassist Tony Campos, lead guitarist Koichi Fukuda and drummer Ken Jay announced in 2018 that they were reuniting band in honor of Wayne Static, with Xer0 from the band Dope on vocals. Since then, they released two albums, the latest one is “Project: Regeneration Vol. 2″, released at the beginning of last year and which, along with the biggest hits of his rich career, will be promoted in the Hangar.
