RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE Frontman Performs With RODRIGO Y GABRIELA (Video)

September 6, 2010

RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE frontman Zack De la Rocha made a special appearance on August 20, 2010 at RODRIGO Y GABRIELA's concert at Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Morrison, Colorado in support of The Sound Strike.

Fan-filmed video footage of Zack De la Rocha performing the RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE song "Bomb Track" with RODRIGO Y GABRIELA at the Morrison show can be viewed below

The Sound Strike represents a group of artists, including RODRIGO Y GABRIELA, which has taken a stand for civil and human rights in a collective decision to boycott Arizona and to make a call to other artists to do the same due to Arizona's controversial illegal immigration law. Zack's appearance in Colorado was especially poignant due to the increased discussion of a similar law in the state of Colorado.

Critics say that the Arizona law encourages racial profiling. De la Rocha told Rolling Stone in 1999 that he was faced with bigotry in his hometown of Irvine, California, saying, "I told myself that I would never be silent again. I would never allow myself to not respond to that type of situation — in any form, anywhere."

A number of artists, including RAGE, NINE INCH NAILS, BEN HARPER, MAROON 5 and others, refuse to perform in Arizona until the law is lifted.

For more information on The Sound Strike, visit www.thesoundstrike.net.

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