Bay Area thrash-metal band Testament on Tuesday announced that powerhouse drummer Dave Lombardo would be returning to the line-up for the upcoming spring dates of their rescheduled 'The Bay Strikes Back Tour.'
“Having Dave Lombardo join us again feels like we are picking up where unfinished business had left off,” Testament guitarist Eric Peterson added. “There is a silver lining to every cloud, and working again with Dave calls for us to celebrate with our horns held high!”
“This is a long-awaited reunion that was bound to happen. Once upon a time, we created a thrash masterpiece. I have no doubt that our musical chemistry will pick up exactly where we left off,” Lombardo said. “I love the Testament family and am very excited to be joining them once again. Pure brutality awaits.”
Still rightfully revered by many as one of thrash metal’s touchstone bands, Testament has carried the torch for Bay Area headbangers for over three decades.
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