Rob Zombie Killed It at Aftershock 2014

There were tons of great bands at this years Monster Energy’s Aftershock Fest, but hands down Rob Zombie Killed It at Aftershock 2014.

Sunday was a rock fans paradise and there were many MUST SEE performances, but for CelebNMusic247.com ranking in at number one was Rob Zombie. Rob brought it all with his love for horror and the golden era of classic monster films from the genre as he electrified the stage with his Zombie electro-charged-rock like no other band can.

Rob Zombie [vocals] and his crew John 5 [guitar, backing vocals], Piggy D. [bass guitar, backing vocals], Ginger Fish [drums, percussion] keep die-hard fans enthralled in the realm of Zombism. Rob played hits from the White Zombie days up to his current solo career as Rob Zombie. The Rock Gods looked down on Sunday at Discovery Park in Sacramento and blessed hard rock fans with great bands while the devil battled the faith from up above having fans prove they can take the sweltering heat. The day was a sea of hell fire dosed with hard-hitting heavy metal at its best.

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At the top of the food chain was Rob Zombie feeding his drones of thirst crazed fans his blood sweat and heavy metal. Zombie kicked off their set with “We’re an American Band (Grand Funk Railroad cover),”followed by his sinister style of hits like “Superbeast.” “Living Dead Girl,””Dead City Radio and the New Gods of Supertown.”

Rob Zombie – “We’re An American Band”

Then Ginger Fish ripped it with a Drum Solo of (“I Got You” by James Brown),; which kicked the grove back with “More Human Than Human (White Zombie song),” “Sick Bubble-Gum,” “House of 1000 Corpses.” “Never Gonna Stop (The Red, Red Kroovy).” Next, Rob paid tribute to the his friends and peers The Ramones since all the members of the group have passed with “Blitzkrieg Bop (Ramones cover).”

Rob Zombie – “Never Gonna Stop (The Red Red Kroovy)”

Next he took fans back in the day with his mega hit “Thunder Kiss ’65” (White Zombie song) (with extended guitar solo) and ended the set closing out the North Stage with and encore of “Dragula.”

White Zombie – “Thunder Kiss ’65”