Panther occasionally handed main vocal duties to singer Gambler Kirkdouglas. Punk riffs, acoustic breakdowns, synth distortion, swing, and soaring vocal harmonies were showcased across the evening, guaranteeing that no two songs sounded alike.

The band’s twelve-song set weaved a cyberpunk tale of evil robots, corruption, and battles for justice. “We are here to tell you a story,” Panther stated. plugged in his red helmet and shined its dark visor. The rest of the rock-opera octet made their way on stage for the quiet introduction to “ Hope Rides Alone.” Lead vocalist/keyboardist Raul Panther III took the floor after K.I.L.R.O.Y.

This awkward divide didn’t last for long, however. (While both bands have diverse bases, TWRP’s fanbase leans slightly younger than The Protomen’s group of veteran 16-year “Resistance” fighters!)

This being, K.I.L.R.O.Y., commanded the crowd with a daring-yet-muffled voice in a rousing speech that set the tone of the loosely-Mega Man-inspired dystopian story that the entire band would later tell.Īt the end, he put up a fist and shouted, “Are you gonna fight with us this evening, Baltimore? Fists in the air!” 500 fists zoomed high into the air, while the remaining 500 reluctantly followed behind in mild confusion. A being in a black jumpsuit, black gloves, and a silver, geometric facial contraption took to the stage. Baltimore’s show, which took place in a city where both bands built significant portions of their fanbases in their early days, became a night of nostalgic reflection and sweaty celebration for the performers and fans alike! The Protomenįirst up for the 1,000 fans inside Baltimore Soundstage, after several minutes of ominous synth ambiance played over the venue’s speakers, were The Protomen. Two of the galaxy’s most legendary science-fiction rock bands, TupperWare Remix Party (TWRP) and The Protomen, joined forces to play a string of sold-out, co-headlining dates on their “Together at Last 2019 Tour” this July. Where: Baltimore Soundstage, Baltimore, Maryland Who: Together at Last 2019 Tour: TWRP, The Protomen

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