Avenged Sevenfold kicked off the Latin American leg of their Life Is But a Dream… in San Juan, Puerto Rico, marking the band's return to Latin America and their first time in the country in 15 years.
The concert, held at the Coliseo de Puerto Rico last Wednesday, the 14th, featured 16 songs in the setlist, including well-known classics such as "Afterlife," "Hail to the King," and "Bat Country," as well as more recent tracks like "Game Over" and "Nobody." The repertoire was similar to that performed in previous shows of the same phase of the tour, such as the band's performance at Rock in Rio 2024.
In addition to revisiting songs that marked their career, the band included "Save Me," which, according to the fan club page a7x frases versos , was one of the most celebrated moments of the night.
The band's last visit to Puerto Rico was in 2011. After performing "Afterlife," vocalist M. Shadows commented on the passage of time, saying, "It's been a long time."
Avenged Sevenfold in Brazil
Life is But A Dream… tour is coming to Brazil with a show in Curitiba on January 28th at Pedreira Paulo Leminski, with Mr. Bungle , and there are still a few tickets available on the Eventim website.
Next, the band heads to São Paulo, to Allianz Parque, on January 31st, with tickets sold out. This will be the band's biggest solo stadium show of their entire career and will feature A Day To Remember and Mr. Bungle as opening acts. The tour concludes in Buenos Aires, Argentina, on February 3rd.
The Latin American tour had initially been announced for 2025 with dates in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Mexico, and Puerto Rico, but was rescheduled for the beginning of this year after a hiatus was announced by vocalist M. Shadows due to a vocal injury.
According to Setlist.fm , this was the setlist of songs played:
- Game over
- Mattel
- Afterlife
- Hail to the King
- Gunslinger
- Buried Alive
- The Stage
- So Far Away
- Bat Country
- Nobody
- Nightmare
- Unholy Confessions (with drum solo)
- Save Me
- Cosmic
- A Little Piece of Heaven
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