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TRIVIUM Joined By MACHINE HEAD Frontman At Pre-KERRANG! AWARDS Gig

August 25, 2005

TRIVIUM were joined on stage by a very special guest at their pre-Kerrang! Awards show last night (August 24) at The Barfly in London, England. Midset, MACHINE HEAD frontman Robert Flynn grabbed a guitar and got up on stage with the Florida metallers and jammed through covers of SEPULTURA's "Roots", METALLICA's "Creeping Death", PANTERA's "Walk" and IRON MAIDEN's "The Trooper". TRIVIUM also played a cover of METALLICA's "Master of Puppets" towards the end of their set.

The Kerrang! Awards take place tonight at a top secret location in London. TRIVIUM are nominated for two awards — Best International Newcomer and Best Album.

(Thanks: Kerrang!)

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