Korn go Karaoke at Download
United Kingdom | |
11 June 2006
In a brave
and adventurous move, the band decided to play on anyway, with several frontmen from other bands on today's line-up stepping
in on lead vocals (these did not include James Hetfield as previously rumoured). With the side-of-stage sound man gesturing
part changes and a karaoke-style monitor at the front of the stage flashing up lyrics, the set was impressively slick
and seamless. The three remaining Korn members appeared relaxed
and animated throughout the emotive, uplifting and triumphant performance.
Korn and friends performed the following set-list:
- 'Its On' (with Jesse Hasek from 10 Years)
- 'Falling Away' (with M Shadow from Avenged Sevenfold)
- 'Somebody' (with Dez Fafara from Devildriver)
- 'Coming Undone' (with Dez Fafara from 'Devildriver')
- 'A.D.I.D.A.S.' (with Benji Webbe from Skindred)
- 'Clown' (with Corey Taylor from Stone Sour/ Slipknot)
- 'Freak' (with Corey Taylor from Stone Sour/ Slipknot)
- 'Blind' (with Matt Healy from Trivium)
Metallica's Lars Ulrich later apologised on-stage to fans for his own "Fuck up"
which had triggered a similar predicament for Metallica
at Download two years ago. Performing straight after Korn, the headliners played a dazzling two hour set, surprising fans
with a run-through of their classic Masters of Puppets album in its entirety, to celebrate 20 years since the album's
release (although "It feels more like 19", joked James Hetfield who appeared sporting a bizarre Michael Eavis style
beard.
Stay posted for our full Download coverage packed with stage-by-stage reviews, photo galleries, artist interviews and blogs.
Most Popular
- Heineken Open'er Festival
71 fans - Global Gathering
63 fans - Glastonbury Festival
53 fans - Roskilde Festival
38 fans - Reading Festival
30 fans
Worldwide
UK
Europe

Argentina
Australia
Austria
Belgium
Canada
Croatia
Czech Republic
Denmark
Estonia
Faroe Islands
Finland
France
Germany
Greece
Hungary
Iceland
Italy
Japan
Latvia
Liechtenstein
Netherlands
New Zealand
Northern Ireland
Norway
Poland
Portugal
Republic of Ireland
Romania
Serbia
Slovakia
South Africa
South Korea
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Turkey
United Arab Emirates
United States


