Lamb of God marked the release of their highly anticipated new album, Into Oblivion, with an unforgettable pop-up performance. On March 15—just two days after the record’s official arrival—the band took the stage at Philadelphia’s Theatre of Living Arts (TLA), offering fans a rare opportunity to witness the arena-sized metal act in an unusually intimate club setting. The massive release show featured opening support from acclaimed deathcore outfit Fit For An Autopsy.
The celebratory event held deep historical significance for the group. Philadelphia has long been credited as the city that helped catapult Lamb of God to international fame. It also served as the iconic setting for their platinum-selling 2005 live album and DVD, Killadelphia.
You can currently watch fan-filmed footage of the entire TLA performance, which has been uploaded to YouTube, courtesy of the 13SKP channel.
Lamb of God’s Setlist:
- “Ruin”
- “Laid To Rest”
- “Blood J*nkie”
- “Into Oblivion” (live debut)
- “Resurrection Man”
- “Grace” (first time played since 2010)
- “Desolation”
- “512”
- “Walk With Me In Hell”
- “Parasocial Christ” (live debut)
- “11th Hour”
Encore:
- “Memento Mori”
- “Sepsis”
- “Redneck”
Into Oblivion was officially released last Friday, March 13, via Epic Records in the U.S. and Century Media in Europe.
The record arrived to widespread critical acclaim. Leading up to the highly anticipated drop, the group secured cover features on major publications like Metal Hammer, Loudwire, and Kerrang!. The Associated Press recently highlighted the record as “10 tracks of ferocity,” while Brooklyn Vegan declared that “the band spends these 10 songs reminding the world that their reign as New Wave of American Heavy Metal giants is far from over.” SPIN similarly praised the group for “channeling America’s unraveling into a ferocious new album.”
The new album is currently available across multiple formats. Physical offerings include various limited-edition vinyl variants and a collectible Into Oblivion CD packaged with a companion zine featuring album art sketches, handwritten lyrics, and never-before-seen studio photos.
Following the Philadelphia pop-up show, the metal veterans are officially launching their massive North American spring tour. Promising to be the heaviest trek of 2026, the run kicks off today, March 17, and features a punishing support package consisting of Kublai Khan TX, Fit For An Autopsy, and Sanguisugabogg.
