Chad Gray, vocalist of Mudvayne and Hellyeah, announced a special event called 30 Years Of Madnesss, which will take place on April 24th at Backstage Bar & Billiards in Las Vegas, Nevada. This concert will showcase live performances of songs from both bands, with guests including Marcus Rafferty and Christian Brady. Kami Kehoe will provide direct support for the event.
Following the announcement, Gray’s debut solo concert initially scheduled for January 23rd sold out completely. Due to high demand, the show was relocated to the larger Fremont Country Club with additional tickets now available. Gray expressed excitement and gratitude toward his fans for their support and for joining him in this celebration.
Since forming Mudvayne in 1996 and Hellyeah in 2006, Gray has built a significant legacy in heavy metal, with Mudvayne releasing multiple albums and reuniting recently to produce new music. Hellyeah, formed as a supergroup, went on hiatus after the passing of drummer Vinnie Paul and their final show in 2020. The upcoming event aims to honor these milestones and engage longtime fans.
Gray’s musical journey began after quitting a factory job and forming Mudvayne, garnering international success especially in the 2000s with iconic albums. Hellyeah’s history includes influential collaborations and a tribute tour following Vinnie Paul’s death. The 30 Years Of Madnesss concert will celebrate the enduring impact of both bands and Gray’s career in metal.