PROPHETS OF RAGE Took the Stage for the First Time Ever

by | Jun 1, 2016

There’s been tons of hype about Prophets of Rage, the Rage Against The Machine/Public Enemy/Cypress Hill supergroup. And last night the band made their live debut at the Whisky in Los Angeles. 

RATM guitarist Tom Morello, bassist Tim Commerford, and drummer Brad Will took to the stage for the first time with Public Enemy’s Chuck D and Cypress Hill’s B-Real. They played a bunch of songs from each of the groups’ catalog.

The band is scheduled to play their second show at the Hollywood Palladium on June 3rd. A summer tour is also said to be in the works.

Here’s footage from last night.


Set list:

“Prophets of Rage” (Public Enemy)
“Guerilla Radio” (Rage Against the Machine)
“Bombtrack” (RATM)
“Miuzi Weighs a Ton” (PE)
“People of the Sun” (RATM)
“Take the Power Back” (RATM)
“Rock Superstar” (Cypress Hill)
“Testify” (RATM)

Public Enemy/Cypress Hill:
“Shoot Em Up”
“Can’t Trust It”
“Insane in the Membrane”
“Bring the Noise”
“I Ain’t Going Out Like That”
“Welcome to the Terrordome”

“Sleep Now in the Fire” (RATM)
“Shut Them Down” (Prophets of Rage)
“Know Your Enemy” (RATM)
“The Party’s Over” (Prophets of Rage)
“No Sleep ‘Til Brooklyn”/”Fight the Power” (Beastie Boys/Public Enemy)
“Bulls on Parade” (RATM)
“Killing in the Name” (RATM)

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