One of the other focal points is Josh Freese, the drumming phenom who has seemingly played on every rock record of the last 30 years and is now a permanent member of Foo Fighters. Billy Howerdel is the master at haunting and ethereal guitar parts that add so much color to the band’s vibrant sound.

Although James Iha of Smashing Pumpkins is not part of this tour on guitar, Greg Edwards more than made up for it. A Perfect Circle then took the stage for their first tour since 2018, with the thunderous “The Package” setting a mighty tone for the evening. The show started promptly at 8:00 pm with an outlandish and hilarious PSA video reminder by Keenan to attendees to not take pictures of videos with their phones or they would be tossed into the meat grinder used to make canned Spam. All three playing together made for a whimsical and enjoyable night. Unique time signatures, bizarre lyrics, dark and sometimes silly themes… it is a wonderfully-odd but satisfying journey when watching each band perform. Each has a strange and fascinating quality that draws listeners in and becomes even more enticing in a live format. These three bands do not come from your three-chords-and-the-truth, formulaic rock schools of thought. What an amazing idea and a great excuse to have a party and play some quality tunes. To celebrate his 60th birthday, the Tool singer brought together two of his other bands ( A Perfect Circle & Puscifer) and his buddies in Primus for a month-long celebratory musical tour. Maynard James Keenan sure knows how to throw a party.

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